there arheree thirty one congressmen. they are ready to blow u up thie entire deal despite being just. days from default. comphis deal fails, fails completely. and that s why thesetely. membe and others will be absolutely opposed to the deal . l and we will do everything ino our power to sto p and end it now. tomorrow s bill is a bunch fake news and fake talking pointsin that will do nothing to rein ino out-of-control federal spending. nofedera republican in good conscience should support this, consciousnot one republican shl vote for this deal . it is a bad deal . not well, not only ours republicans becoming deeply divided on this, but there are even threats to oust mccarthyakb as speaker because of the dealee he mad de with biden. i joining me now is texas congressman chip roy and florida congressma n byronnd donalds. both are members of the freedomo caucus and both are againsth met this deal . welcome to you both, startinglc with you, congressman. ome . and chip roy, w
this deal . welcome to you both, startinglc with you, congressman. ome . and chip roy, what is the alternativ realistic alternative to this? a because i understand were wouldn t formally default. we can pay the interesst or debd debt, but our debt coulde be downgraded and that could be catastrophic. so what is the what i realistics alternative to this deal ? well, thanks, kelly . first of all, the everything that we re seeing out ofl th the bill that was put forward,at this this deal , this hatched this weekend is prettyty milquetoast if if that word m might mean something. built frankly, the real problem we face is the four trillion in debt, four trillion dollars in debt. and they push thispushed thing p to january 1st. 2020 five with uncapped amount, which we think will be aboutfour four trillion. and we didn t sign up fre to basically freeze spending for four trillion dollars in debtendingde. the so you ask, what s the alternative? well, it s pretty simple. you have about twenty e
twenty nine billion dollars back to the poorest communities justunities in 2019, leading ts lowest level of poverty eververe recorded as a country. i think the policies that we fight for as conservatives are the policies nessa sor to stops the democrats from ruining m ruamerica. lause] so might mightly then find seani ourselves in a position where maybe we ll have six , seven , eight , maybe 10 , maybe 20 republican candidates on stage that mostly agree on what the governing philosophy and ideology shouldgl for the country. co what works for the countrye then? e th where are the differences? what would the differences be ? be think? sean. that s a great question,y john .th i would simply sayis. what i m learning on my faith ina tor america tour is , as i tell my story, as an african-american who was born into poverty and then a single parent household, the strength
even experts could have forecast this the dramatic rise in chinese exports to the united states despite the current trade conflict in june the chinese export economy announced record results and beijing surplus with the u.s. hit an all time high more than twenty nine billion dollars experts say it s due to u.s. businesses preparing for the new terrorist introduced in july two weeks ago the u.s. slapped tariffs on chinese imports to the tune of thirty four billion dollars and president on a trump up his sleeve he s threatening to hit a further two hundred billion dollars of goods with them too. just a quick reminder of the top story we re following for you u.s. president ought to trump says of free trade deal with the united kingdom is almost impossible in the british government plans to lead. goes ahead that he doesn t use thank you.
a large corporations to become ever more powerful most e.u. countries have already ratified the deal italy s refusal comes at a difficult time for europe as it tries to actively present itself as a champion of free trade. there s been a surprising and dramatic rise in chinese exports to the u.s. despite the current trade conflict the chinese export economy announced record results aging straight plus with the u.s. it s an all time high it now stands at more than twenty nine billion dollars unless its u.s. business is preparing for the new tariffs introduced in july. now let s bring in the last hard it s the end of the week let s have a check on the markets wrap up the week for us. well guess what it was a pretty rough week a pretty busy week of course dominated much by president donald trump there was of