Federal budget, which is a hi highly controversial poor way to run the railroad. no minimum wages. sandra: i sense urgency from you. look, i don t know why the president is waiting until tuesday to have the four-corner meeting, but even that meeting is kind of irrelevant, he has got to sit down with kevin mccarthy, one-on-one, with their respective staffs, and start negotiating. i just saw a poll today, 74% of the country wants biden to negotiate with mccarthy. 74% wants a deal. right now you are getting political blather from the white house and the white house press room, that s all you are getting. nothing serious. sandra: blaming republicans. maga maga. sandra: they want to hold the american people and the economy hostage. that s correct.
President and the schumer senate recognize the gravity of the problem. the white house needs to ultimately get into this negotiation. the president is in hiding for two months. that s not acceptable. they expect the president to sit in the room with speaker mccarthy and start negotiating. harris: nearly a dozen house democrats and some are splitting with biden say it is time for him to sit down with house speaker mccarthy. are those numbers big enough to make it happen? let s hope so. what happened is republicans called the president s bluff. the president was trying to bury his head in the sand and fiddling while america is burning with rampant inflation and spending money we don t have causing all manner of problems for the american people. we delivered and passed a common sense strong piece of legislation that will lift the debt ceiling but it will do so responsibly by limiting the spending causing inflation. what is the president doing now? just burying his head in the
Sectors, bring us up to date with discussions are. discussions are. there are no proposals discussions are. there are no proposals from discussions are. there are no proposals from stephen - discussions are. there are no . proposals from stephen barclay, discussions are. there are no - proposals from stephen barclay, that is the reality. we can t talk about the fact that meetings have taken place and that is somehow constructive, fine, but the reality is there are no proposals from the government that have been put to us that we can even consider or negotiate around, let alone put to our members, so we can prevent strike action. we need to meet with the government can be need to come with proposals, rather than briefings and rumours followed by denials, which is in effect what has happened, we need proposals from the government, we need logos negotiations to get our message across, let s start negotiating, we are ready now to begin. timer; across, let s start negotiating, we ar
But to go across the aisle and start negotiating. in the end to get thing done you re going to have to have democrats on board any way, and maybe we can build a structure that reflects that from the beginning. libby? yeah, okay, so what s on the table? what are the options. we can just keep doing this groundhog day thing and going over it again and again, but you can get some movement in some of these people. we heard last night there was a break-through in negotiations. we re hearing okay, there s a break through today now. if there s a breakthrough, how many people can mccarthy bring on board, and what is he giving up in concessions to get them on board. mark, i d love to hear your count, but i ve got four to seven at least that say they ll never vote for kevin mccarthy. so there s no way to get unstuck unless they look to other speakers or threaten to work across the aisle with democrats. now, could they actually work with democrats to build some sort of a coalition? democrats