about that. tied to that spending issue, they have married it to the debt limit issue. in other words, what they seem to be saying is spending will be a lever and a shut down will be a potential remedy. they re pretty clear about that. i imagine that is not going down well with everybody. it s not. you know, there s always been a small group of conservative republicans, even in the senate, that have been open to a government shut down. i believe even now you had congress woman luna on earlier on fox business that said she was open, willing to take on a government shut down as long as they could get spending under control. that is the goal. they feel like this is why they were elected and they re willing to go with that if that will accomplish that. neil: i m glad you quote fox business. if you don t get it, you should demand it. you get it for free because you work here.
here, having him explain the true tangible impact of american dollars and american support on the ukrainian effort. but then also pushing ahead to why that support needs to be continued coming here for that in-person appeal that could potentially sway some republicans who could be more in line with stopping that funding in the future. yeah. this will be an historic day to watch on capitol hill. regardless of whether some republicans believe that the fight in ukraine, for the safety of the world, is worth it or not. yeah. there are a lot of other things happening today. up there as well, the january 6th committee releasing its full report. what are we going to be looking for with that? and then, of course, there s that spending issue. reporter: yeah, mika, we ve got no shortage of news here to end the year on capitol hill. the january 6th report, we ve known this is coming today. eight chapters to this final report. but the real news is probably going to come in appendices, all
quit that spending issue today we ll get a fresh look at the labor market. experts predict unemployment staying at 3.7%. todd: she blamed people buying grills. tone deaf. how much california think reparations will co concluded black californians who ancestors were in the usz in the 19th century was due money. potential payout represent largest effort in recent history. final report is due out next year, it will be up to the state legislature what they do with that. carley: tell us about
pennsylvania. vance is going to win in ohio. i personally believe ron johnson is going to do well in wisconsin. he would are going to pick up the seat in nevada with adam laxalt who is a great candidate. i feel pretty good about the senate and the house. the first thing they ought to do is take head on the spending issue. the country understands the country s spending is driving inflation. inflation is making every american poorer. and i think that the average american would support a strong smaller government, lower lower taxes, rest regulation plan. every poll i have seen says the average american thinks government is too big and causing too much inflation. i think that s where they should start. joey: well, biden has got his message that he has taken to wisconsin and pennsylvania. maybe a mulligan on the pennsylvania side. we will see if voters react well to it or picking up what the republicans are putting down. mr. speaker, thank you for joining us. good to be with you. joey
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