politicsnation. tonight lead, not there yet. right now, the economic free world is holding its breath. as washington appears to have a way out of this impasse over our debt ceiling. president biden and republican house speaker, kevin mccarthy, announcing last night that a tentative deal has been reached, that would allow both sides to claim a victory. with short term domestic spending curtailed in line with house republican demands, and economic crisis averted to the delight of democrats in the rest of the sensible world. but that looming june 5th deadline to raise the ceiling hasn t gone away. and the hurdles to passage remain inside of congress itself. house democrats are expected to jump on a call with the white house within the hour. we ll update you as soon as that cole wraps, as for speaker mccarthy, will he be able to satisfy the hard right flank of his caucus, ahead of wednesday s house vote? or after weeks of holding america hostage, will they intentionally drive t
as calls for stronger gu legislation go louder. the new majority of americans have bee constantly impacted by gun violence, then congresswoman katie bore is here to brea down the legal battle over abortion access. the democrat strategy and then what needs to be happened to make congress more lik america. and capturing the youth vote what new polling says abou getting gen z to the polls nex november and why they might no all be on the same page. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again i am stephanie wolfe one day after the deadly mas shooting in louisville kentucky, that city is joi communities all across the nation, pleading for an end to gun violence epidemic. on monday, a shooter kille five people at a bank in downtown louisville. this afternoon, official released the disturbing body count footage of officer rushing to the sea to stop the government - has the latest tonight, a firsthand look a police say, seven months o horror pla
The work requirements are temporary, or sunsetted. or there will be more help for people who need a safety net and they ll be less hope. i also believe it is important, that we note that no rights, no rights of americans, social justice rights, rights to due process, because a lot of things can be hidden in the text. i want to make sure that it is pure, from the perspective of voting, for a document that does not cut right, take uri where it right. that s one to be listening for, let me say this, reverend, people of the united states find themselves in cities, in rural communities. cities losing covid dollars now is going to be a challenge. what hope are going to give those in urban centers, and those who struggle in rural centers. that s what i m gonna be looking for. when i left, on my way to
George w. bush thank you all for being here o a pretty awful subject we just heard from the mayor o louisville, from the doctor, last week from children in nashville begging for someon to do something. you work on gun safety all the time you are talking to lawmakers i washington every week, every month. what do you think we re headed well well we re headed for tipping point. remember, the last tim congress passed a really important meaningful piece o gun legislation was 1994 that was the salt weapons ba that sunsetted, is now gone, after ten years. they did pass a bill last year that was helpful, but it was fairly minor it is time for congress to d something meaningful, to close loopholes in the backgroun checks system and to ban assault weapons. it is, there is no evidenc
Better roads, better infrastructure, better work force participation is still very low particularly among many minority groups. productivity and long-term growth have got to be the message david: well, steve, there s another message that you want to get out. you wrote about it this week in the wall street journal that one reason why the economy is still performing is because we still are the trump tax cuts. still have the trump tax cuts. we re operating under the trump tax system which gave a lot of incentives for growth even before the pandemic. i mean, we were doing extremely well. you suggest today that we should keep that in place because a lot of hose measures are going to be sunsetted. their going to be they re going to be going out very shortly. how is that possible with the current political discord in the country? well, exactly, david. and, you know, one of the things that really, i think, has propelled the stock market over the last six months because this has been,