happen. hello, welcome, hello to you. john: john roberts in washington, this is america reports. any moment now the white house will take questions ahead of today s pivotal meeting in the oval office, time running out to avoid the u.s. defaulting on its debt. sandra: coming sooner than many had predicted, charles payne is standing by. john: jacqui heinrich is live, where the briefing is pushed back by 15 minutes or so, and jacqui, the president has touted his ability to reach across the aisle for an agreement. what s changed? jacqui: they are not negotiating leer. the president campaigned on being the uniter in chief refuses to negotiate, even though he always touted how well he worked with the other side during his 50 odd years in washington. and despite his own past votes against raising the debt limit over concerns about too much spending. in 2006, he wrote because this massive accumulation of debt was predicted, because it was foreseeable, because it was unneces
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against raising the debt limit over concerns about too much spending. in 2006, he wrote because this massive accumulation of debt was predicted, because it was foreseeable, because it was unnecessary, because it was the result of willful and reckless disregard for the warnings given and the fundamentals of economic management, i m voting against the debt limit increase. in the five years he s been in office, president bush has added more to the debt than presidents before him. the white house has been referring to the house republican bill that would raise the debt limit and cut spending as the default on america act and if you didn t know better, you might think it was the real name of this piece of legislation, it s not. even though this bill does not get into any of the appropriations details, the white house has been really pushing fear messaging, saying that it would result in cuts to agencies like the fbi, border patrol, dea, even veterans
cases by christmas, next weekend. more than 15,000 people are expected to pass away from covid per week by january 8th. dr. marc siegel is in focus now. fox news contributor. dr. siegel, you always present more than one side of the story and there always is one. so it s really catchy, omicron, we get it. how dangerous is it? well, let s start and thanks for the compliment, harris. let s start with the fact the fear messaging is not working. if there is anything americans are tired of it s the constant fear messaging. and also single note, right? mask, vaccine, it s testing. we don t have the testing. we don t have the rapid testing we need. i find testing very comforting because if you had a rapid test in your home, you could tell if you were exposed or if you had it. we don t have that. but the masking getting mixed up with vaccines when vaccines are much more effective is also
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