We begin this hour with chaos, but not very much in terms of compromise on capitol hill. Time is running out for congress to prevent a shutdown of the federal government. Lawmakers have only six days left to strike an agreement on a Spending Bill to pay for nonessential services. House speaker Kevin Mccarthy concedes he doesnt have the votes because members of his own party, gop hardliners, are still defying him. That could have many effects if it comes to pass. All federal workers and Military Personnel would stop getting their paychecks. Border enforcement could be suffer and flights could be delayed. Lets discuss more with republican congressman Mark Molinaro of new york, member of the main street caucus, moderate republicans working to negotiate a plan to avoid a shutdown. Thanks very much for being with us on this sunday evening. How likely is it that well see a deal this week to avoid a shutdown . I think we all truly within the House Majority conference, recognize a shutdown is
commonly known as food stamps. should never been put in this position to begin with. this is about paying the ransom to a bunch of hostage takers and that s not how we should run this government. it s not good for the people of this country. phil mattingly joining us live this morning. president biden is praising chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell for getting this done quickly and it was very fast as the senate goes, which is good news. now we keep moving forward until the signing a little bit later today? reporter: yeah, that s far more reflective of senators who wanted to get home than the debt deadline. i appreciate the caveat, the debt limit appears to be over. until the president signs this into law, fair to be cautious about things. the reality right now is in washington there is a big sigh of relief to some degree. one white house official i was texting with last night during the amendment and final passage vote process asked, what are you going to do now? exhale was the on
government, cog any nizant of t fact there is frustration this isn t a good process to go through for the sake of the u.s. government. it kind of clears the decks going forward. going forward where you don t have this looming over everything, clear stalemates or back and forths going on is important for washington, this white house, particularly this white house as it engages more heavily in a re-election campaign, but the entire country. the pathway forward. the relationship he started to establish with the speaker of the house, they didn t know each other that well before this, all of those are elements you are going to hear from tonight. i think the biggest thing and takeaway by far is this has been hanging over everything. it is now gone. what does that mean? i think the president s gonna outline that tonight. that s an interesting point because i think one of the things that came out of this long process appears to be a new working relationship between
congressman james clyburn of south carolina, the national co-chair for joe biden s 2024 campaign. let s p if we could, we were just talking with phil mattingly, our chief white house correspondent, about this new working relationship between the president and the speaker. does this set a tone for congress moving forward? do you anticipate it could lead to a little bit more cooperation even with 2024 looming over? well, i certainly hope so. i think that all of us are looking forward to a future that will be one that every american can be a part of and feel a part of. and i think that has that depends upon whether or not people feel those of us working in washington, irrespective of which party we may be a member
roth was released at the scene. washington was in critical condition after being shot multiple times. well, today washington is out of the hospital. officially a high school graduate. she tells good morning america s michael strahan what happened after that attack. i was trying to stay as calm as possible for the other people in the car. i could tell how sad and scared they were. the more calm you are, like, your body will stay calm as well. so i mean, of course, it was scary, but i wasn t gonna act like i was scared. so you re shot and you are keeping everyone else calm. i tried. i saw blood on my passenger s seat. i knew someone was bleeding. i didn t know where. whenever we pulled over and old the doors, i got to throw up, i was throwing up blood and i was like that s not normal. that s when i knew something somewhere was wrong. and washington says she does have permanent damage. however, she also plans to go back to cheerleading next month.