a speech from the rose garden. millions of americans have used paxlovid , i tell you what, i used it. [ laughter ] welcome back, mr. president, welcome back. it is thursday, july 28, we have a lot to get to this morning. the federal reserve made the move to tame inflation. on the same day, senator joe manchin announces that he has reached a spending deal with chuck schumer that would revive major parts of the biden agenda. the fed chairman is echoing the president, assisting the united states is not in a recession. we will get a better sense if that is true when the gdp report is released later this
good morning. great to see you this morning. thursday, july 28. this is american morning. advice teen out. we know yesterday a little stuffy. she sounded. it she is getting better hopefully at home today. a lot going on. imagine what our lead story is now? it s the debt. the republicans are scrambling to line up house votes to stave off a potential first ever default of u.s. debt. the deadline, you know, this, august 2 now less than five days away. the house is expected to vote on speaker bane are s plan sometime today and it comes after the house speaker laid into the republican rank and file yesterday ordering them to get in line. many of these people he is talking about are tea partiers who insist that his plan is too soft. even if the bill does pass senate democrats are saying they will oppose it and working on their own proposal which has been spearheaded by senate majority leader harry reid. so if both sides failing to reach an agreement, what happens? could t