g7 in japan. we re going to begin right now with nbc s julia tsirkin on capitol hill force. julie, i know that you have no information about a phone call with the president and the house speaker. presumably this took place on board air force one. what do we know? yes, it. debt that s exactly right. i just got done out of the 20, nearly 20 minutes with the speaker. he walked out, along with their graves top ally in these negotiations. you had a conversation with president biden on air force one, as the president, of course, makes his way back to the united states from g7. the big picture here is a from mccarthy, from when we talk to him just a few minutes before that phone call. he said it was a productive discussion, he said the two leaders agreed to meet in person, sometime tomorrow afternoon. this is after the president is able to recover from his travels. it s still the top line number, here how long the that limitless will last, what the spending cap situation is, h
warning as president biden and president xi jinping talking on thursday as tension continues to grow over taiwan. border officials and lawmakers as the washington, d.c., mayor calls for the national guard to be activated to assist with the migrants they. busses arriving from texas and arizona. president biden there is no surprise economy is slowing down, but he insists he still has the nation on the right path. good evening. good evening, janet. on thursday, they re widely expected announcement of american economy officially entering a recession became a reality because the gdp shrank by 0.9% in april through june, the second quarter of decline, but the president at the white house continue to dispute the traditional definition of recession. president biden: let me greg: to one other issue, gdp. and whether or not we are in a recession. peau chairman powell and many of the significant banking personnel and economists say were not in a recession. come that the white ho
embassy, it s obviously contacting the cia over secure means online. also, this is a pretty controversial. it s trolling that the u.s. government is doing towards russia. you, know if russia was succeeding in the, war they wouldn t do. this i think that russian reaction has been furious. i think the russians put out their own version of this as well. it s bothered them. it s a great measure of effectiveness. again, if this were, accent it possibly can, you, know there will be russians to reach out. even if it doesn t, i m the operations around debt, it really is a reflection of how poorly russia s, doing and have latimer news really driving the country into the ground. kudos to my old colleagues at the agency, this is a great step. all right, i m sure they re glad to hear that. great to see you both. thank you so much. new perspective on the desantis disney fight from the 550 million dollar in tax credits they got left in the table, to the curious word that keeps popping up in court
to out-of-control inflation. reckless that thing and spending spring that will delight the far left and hammer working families even harder. i know i m not adding to envision. while democrats rejoice, some quietly fear the surprise deal could cost other items on their agenda. last night, a procedural vote on legislation to help veterans exposed to burn pits shockingly failed. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell says they want to vote on an amendment to computer expenditures. equates a total [bleep] of this is the worst form of arbor politicization. haven t met a war they wouldn t sign up for and they haven t met a better and they won t screw over. some democrats wonder they may have also lost g.o.p. support for a gay marriage bill, and house republicans attempted to block the $250 billion chips plus belle and apply pressure on vulnerable democrats after what appears to be manchin
got to shop at the polls. kevin, what we do something else from the wall street journal board tonight, talking about the deal that manchin is made with you my. it says the senate g.o.p. got played. republicans of course i had some $1.28 trillion in new, nondefense spending was on our stand helplessly by the democrats pass another $433 billion in spending. what the g.o.p. s role, responsibility and where we are right now? takeover commission, you know me well enough and you know my heritage well enough to know that although we are conservative, were always going to call the balls and strikes. senate republicans to get it. i can only assume that they operated in good faith. i would assume that. the problem is that earlier this week, they signed on to that monstrosity of a one quarter of a trillion dollar chips bill, purportedly to be tougher with china, that is only going to leave the construction of more chip factories in china with our taxpayers money. had they not signed on to that,