things were developing. that default was not an honest. and mccarthy even had said that it would be, quote, possible to get a deal by the end of the week, last week. this past week. signs of renewed discourse bill back out yesterday when republican aides paused the discussion saying that it was, quote, not productive. democrats and republicans remain far apart a number of issues including spending cuts and work requirements for federal mccarthy said is a red line for him. talks between congressional republicans and the white house have yet to resume. yesterday mccarthy made his disadvantage faction public, reading, 12. president biden doesn t think that there is a think oh-dollar saving to be found in the federal budget. he would rather be the first president in history to default on the debt rather than upsetting the radical socialist calling the shots for democrats right now. mccarthy s three conveniently of re-norms the fact that republicans nor democrats under a presi
the special counsel s case against donald trump. i will ask former general neil. meanwhile, fox cuts ties to tucker carlson. but don t give the murdochs profiles acreage war just yet, i will take you through all the things that they didn t firecracker for and what that reveals about the future of the network. and later, a trip to the british embassy a cup of tea with her thoughts on the war in ukraine, being a woman in a male dominated field, and yes, the upcoming coronation of king charles. so we saw a pretty jarring split screen this week from the two leading candidates for president in 2024. and that split screen served as a reminder of what is at stake in this election. on one side, president joe biden formally took the plunge, officially launching his reelection campaign in a video released on tuesday. in it, the president reiterated his commitment to protecting personal freedoms from voting rights to abortion rights, to civil rights, big issues in this campaign. he
defaulting? i would say, probably not. they could very easily let this stand. we just don t know. in addition to trying to find some common ground to get an agreement, i know that they are working incredibly hard and literally every minute of every day. his team is really extraordinary. the discharge motion is a viable. auction as you, said it only takes five republicans to stand with all of the democrats to get this done. and we know that at least on paper we have a group called the problem solvers. 30 democrats and 30 republicans who put up an option, don t to fall there something in the budget process surely five republicans in the problem solvers caucus would join with the democrats to stop this madness. to protect the economy and the
we were able to get them out of the committee with a discharge motion. the democratic majority, there are no discharge motions. they re even east to be a process to get them out of the committee, even in his absence, or to deal with her absence. but the process of filling vacancies must continue, i m confident that senator schumer and they will find a way to put forward. one of the things in your very lengthy resume is that you really counsel to the senate judiciary committee under president biden s chairman of that committee. it sounds like there is something that can happen in the senate that could allow these things to move forward. i think they will find a way to do it. there can always be changed, i think that senator schumer have accommodated republicans on policy. we have taken republican input from their states. i think in exchange for that, it is reasonable that the nominees who are qualified can move out of the committee,
motion. with a democratic majority there are no discharge motion so it is a process to get them out of the committee. even in senator feinstein s absence or to deal with her absence. but the process of filling vacancies on the federal bench must continue. i m confident that senator schumer will find a way to move forward on it. one of the things in your very lengthy resumes that you are the council to the senate judiciary committee under when president biden was the chan chairman of that committee. it sounds like there is something that could happen in the senate that could allow these things to move forward. i think they will find a way to do it. senate rules can always be changed. i think that senator schumer and senator durbin have republicans on issues like the blue slip policy. they ve taken republican to put on judges from their states. i think in exchange for that, it s only reasonable that the nominees that are qualified to move out of committee faced a vote on the senate f