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after weathering a stormy start, spain sjon rahm fights back to win the masters on a dramatic final day at augusta. and we are bringing back in medieval sport for modern times. what more could you possibly want on a bank holiday monday than a jousting competition? well, we have got one. good morning, quite a different week of weather, much more unsettled. rain clearing northward and eastward study, followed by sunshine and showers, but some of the showers will be heavy, thundery, and blustery. all the details later in the programme. good morning. it s monday april 10th. our main story it s 25 years since the historic good friday agreement which brought peace to northern ireland after decades of violent conflict. the prime minister rishi sunak has praised the bravery and perseverance of the leaders who helped broker the power sharing deal. he willjoin the us president, joe biden, on a visit to belfast tomorrow to commemorate the deal. it took 22 months of talks to largely ....
The system failed jordan neely. martha: on multiple levels. i mean, daniel penny has to step up where the city has not. it ended tragically and a jury will decide. thanks. good to have you here as always. a live look at the white house as president biden gears up for a make or break meeting which is just a little over an hour away. he will finally sit down with speaker mccarthy and hopefully negotiate the nation s spending limits. karl rove on what to watch in this process next. . we re in this problem because when the democrats took the overall majority just a few years ago, they spent $6 trillion. that brought us inflation, brought us banks closing. k busir card is made for people like sam who make.? .everyday products. ....
Problem because when the democrats took the overall majority, just a few years ago, they spent $6 trillion. that brought us inflation, that brought us banks closing. but it s been too much. it s a real challenge of where we re going. so we have to spend less next year. reporter: so here s the problem, chris, mccarthy s red line has been this. we have to spend less next year than we spent this year. he wants an overall defense cut. when you look at the federal budget, he s already taken off the table social security and medicare, really from the start of this debate, in the same conversation that we just played there. he made it clear that he would not allow for cuts to defense spending. the other next biggest bucket of money available to the federal government. when you start taking these big things off the table but still say the real number has to go down, not just be flat in spending, it gets harder and harder to see where the cuts come from in a way that democrats could possibly ....
People to read an interesting piece by phil graham in the wall street journal today. he wrote a fascinating book on this on how ridiculously enormous our debt is. he says congress failure to reign in the post pandemic spending is denying the fed a legislative partner in restraining inflation and forcing the central bank to tighten and choking off the private sector. they go on. there s like $360 billion of covid money that was allocated that hasn t been spent. so part of this republican version under mccarthy is let s use some of that to work this down and let s have people that are able-bodied work for their welfare. why are those such controversial ideas, karl? they shouldn t be. you re right. there s probably widespread public agreement and private agreement. the easiest part of this deal is ....