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NEW FLIP in the Debt Ceiling Crisis

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many updates just out this one most

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recent here an append or pre-pen since

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we're putting this at the beginning of

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the video potential development here

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that Republicans may be easing their

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demand to boost defense spending and

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instead just keeping it levels where the

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Biden administration had them but the

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more interesting one is potentially

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rather than pairing back money from

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rental Aid or SNAP food program benefits

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or work requirements for recipients of

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uh essentially government support rather

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than potentially pairing as much or any

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money from that back Republicans are now

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potentially suggesting hey you know what

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you know how we authorized 80 billion

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mostly uh Democrats did you know how

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y'all authorized 80 billion dollars for

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thousands of new IRS agents

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since you haven't really used that all

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that money yet since you know it's for

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multiple years how about uh we pair that

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back by about uh 20 or actually 25 20

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billion dollars let's pay her back by 20

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billion dollars and uh maybe then we

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won't demand any cuts from your food

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programs or assistance programs that's

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great news for anybody relying on a

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support programs to try to get back on

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their feed or however and it's also

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great news for millions of Americans who

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are like the last thing we want is

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another call from the IRS I don't even

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want another letter from the uh the r

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and the rest

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anyway let's get into some of the other

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updates but this is a breaking one that

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in editing came out and that's a pretty

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big flip right here especially since

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everybody's been caught up in work

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requirements and that the flip is now

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cut this is great this is great I think

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this weekend will be very fruitful but

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never have too much hope for Congress

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they don't work as hard as

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us Americans

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they're taking off today

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because you gotta have four days off a

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three-day weekend isn't enough well

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we've got another debt ceiling update

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you've got a Fitch ratings agency

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complaining that we're going to have to

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lower the United States's credit

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standards because well we're getting so

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close to the brink again this is exactly

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what happened back in 2011 when our

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credit rating got reduced leading up to

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the debt ceiling crisis and and this

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partial government shutdown we got with

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TSH agents not getting paid in federal

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Parks shutting down it was a lot of

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volatility in the stock market

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everything ended up just fine when they

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passed the bill just brinksmanship and

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political nonsense but it's important to

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know what the latest updates are because

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it's worth remembering the treasury

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Department did send out notices to

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United States departments asking them to

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basically say what's the latest they

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could start taking payments from the

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treasury in other words how long could

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they make their existing budget go

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without getting another payment the

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treasury Department is preparing to

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basically fund the government with

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pennies by the day which is pretty wild

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because is if we do strike a deal this

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weekend which is what rumors are

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circulating around that the framework

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for a deal could be in place this

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weekend we do have Memorial Day on

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Monday where the stock market will be

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closed but then we'll be following up uh

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with uh really we'll be going into June

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uh next week already and uh and the

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potential start of the X date when the

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treasury Department will run out of cash

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is June 1st at least per Janet Yellen

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the Secretary of the Treasury and uh

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basically abide admin puppet at this

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point uh Goldman Sachs and many on Wall

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Street think the X8 is closer to the

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sixth through the 12th and then the

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treasury does get an influx of cash

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around the 15th from tax collections but

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what's very important is that if we have

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the framework for a deal this weekend

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and we end up passing a deal then the

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Market's going to have a big negative

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Catalyst behind it this is very exciting

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now here are the latest updates from

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McCarthy McCarthy just spoke with

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reporters uh just minutes ago he said

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that there are some issues still

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outstanding on a deal and that

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negotiators worked well past midnight oh

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my gosh they worked past midnight I feel

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like any entrepreneur or hard worker

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watching this has had a long night

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before it sounds like not a big deal but

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anyway what is interesting is McCarthy

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says quote a couple of issues remain he

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says quote not everyone will be happy

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with the current deal McCarthy told his

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negotiators to work 24 7 on the issue

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this is uh partly political because he's

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trying to contrast to Joe Biden

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suggesting ah Joe Biden's not taking it

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as seriously but anyway yeah he says

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there are still some outstanding issues

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uh however he's not worried about the uh

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rating or a potential re-rating from uh

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Fitch and uh ultimately it seems like

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the framework for a deal is in place now

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that's that's pretty exciting that means

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we're getting really really close uh to

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getting this deal done which is

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fantastic uh it uh it is an indication

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that uh we are uh I mean I don't know

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how well the stock market is positioned

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for the deal getting done because

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there's so much fear there's so much of

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a belief that we are going to develop

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because a lot of people are suggesting

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that we need to default which is pretty

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remarkable because that's probably the

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worst thing we would expect uh from from

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our government is actually to see a

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default but this is the latest from

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McCarthy if we jump on over to wappo

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they seem to be pretty uh uh you know

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resilient in their coverage here and

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their latest coverage talks about uh

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demo Democrats voicing frustrations over

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Biden's approach to dealing with

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Republicans worrying that their

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priorities aren't being championed

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enough and that Biden isn't forceful

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enough now this is really interesting

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because on one hand you have McCarthy

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saying ah Biden's not negotiating enough

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and now you have some Democrats going oh

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Biden's not negotiating enough but

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that's actually a sign that Biden's

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probably trying to reach a realistic

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middle ground when you reach a realistic

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Middle Ground the people on the far left

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and the far right are going to be pissed

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uh so let's see here a house uh the

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house is encouraging Hakeem Jeffries the

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minority leader to attend meetings to

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see how basically well Biden is

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negotiating

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uh

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uh White House is keeping negotiations

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behind closed doors

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it's my expectations that if Republicans

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continue to play games with the American

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economy threat and default and drive us

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into a very dangerous situation Jeffrey

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says

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that we'll hear from the administration

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if not the president himself

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but so far they haven't that's an

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interesting argument they're basically

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saying yeah we're not we're not hearing

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much of what's going on but since it's

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not bad news maybe no news is good news

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okay

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uh Biden has not held a public event

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regarding negotiations since uh late

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Sunday

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and obviously today's Thursday uh he did

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comment on the negotiations while in

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Japan you've heard multiple times from

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the president over the weekend but

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beyond that it's been relatively quiet

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relatively Silent People Say Democrats

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on Capitol Hill want to want the

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president to frame Republicans as

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extreme hostage takers of the debt limit

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uh when the reality is most Republicans

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are trying to make the argument that hey

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like if we can't negotiate the debt now

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like when are we ever going to negotiate

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spending and budget cuts

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so a fascinating

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that advisors want to escalate the

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debate the White House on Wednesday

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afternoon accused Republicans of trying

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to actively harm their own constituents

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I mean yeah but you hear this kind of

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nonsense political jargon all the time

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every if you're a republican every

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Democrat is trying to kill you and the

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economy if you're a Democrat every

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Republic is trying to do exactly the

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same thing it's wild but anyway look I

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think overall this this is all trending

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towards very good news not bad news so

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I'm happy about this uh looking at uh

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some other uh Capitol Hill coverage we

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could go to the hill or Politico

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uh let's see here

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um so we've got debt seal a debt ceiling

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deal appears to be coming in close this

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is a political piece that just came out

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about uh 20 minutes ago

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with it with seven days until the

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earliest possible fed default the

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default of the deal appears to be

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getting closer multiple people close to

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the talks told political that

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Republicans at White and the White House

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are closing the gap on spending levels

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critical part of negotiations

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Republicans are eager to show real

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progress before members hit the road on

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Thursday for Memorial Day weekend even

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if negotiations fall short of a deal

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despite the movement one person briefed

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on negotiations say the two sides are

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still tens of billions of dollars apart

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well if I remember anything from the

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days of covet tens of billions of

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dollars on an annual budget for the

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entire United States government is

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actually really small

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uh Republicans are I know that sounds

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crazy but it's like a rounding error

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uh Republicans are eager to show real

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progress okay we already read that I

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think we made some progress fine seems

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to me that there's a resolution that

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involves the spending freeze to certain

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whatever

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whatever whatever together uh progress

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is being made on two of the four pillars

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on a deal laid out spending caps in

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energy permitting uh basically have

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reached a deal the required pillars left

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to negotiate are tightened work

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requirements for food Aid recipients

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that's really been slowing down uh

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progress and negotiations and the

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clawing back of unspent covered dollars

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so I mean these are like you know 30 to

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50 billion dollar uh discussions here uh

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this to me this is actually very

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optimistic this is a sign that we

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probably have a deal in place right now

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if we needed to have a deal done right

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now we could now it's just the leftover

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junk that needs to be cleaned out

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uh you've got an update here 11 minutes

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ago

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uh Democrats seek unlikely debt ceiling

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savior from the hill Mitch McConnell

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well these these headlines are just

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ridiculous anyway uh with time running

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short and the danger of the National

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Default growing Democrats are hoping an

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unlikely savior will come to the rescue

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Mitch McConnell of Kentucky Democratic

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lawmaker Sam McConnell and other

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Republicans are fooling themselves if

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they think McCarthy is in a position to

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reach a debt deal with Biden they

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believe McCarthy is under tremendous

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pressure to not agree to any Deal

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Democrats would accept because the house

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rules allow for one disappointed

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conservative to offer a motion to vacate

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the speaker's chair basically to fire

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him now Senate Republicans are putting

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their heads in the sand if they think

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that extremists in their party will have

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a change of heart if McCarthy is forced

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to choose between holding power or

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taking us closer to default we know he's

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going to move us closer to default yikes

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uh so now they're trying to get

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McConnell to negotiate a deal with the

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quote reasonable Republicans oh dear

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McConnell I would have never been con I

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mean this is wild they're now calling

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McConnell a reasonable Republican

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maybe he is maybe he's changed I just

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think anybody who remembers the kova

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days so frustrated by Pelosi and

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McConnell we're so like Shell Shocked by

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hearing those names uh it's politics

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they don't want to blame it on the

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speaker blah blah blah conservative

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Senators caught off guard when McConnell

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proposed that Democrats could move

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legislation uh without a GOP filibuster

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to raise the debt ceiling in 2021 and in

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an interview with the Wall Street

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Journal last week he agreed that

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McCarthy would be uh the point person in

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negotiations but that he would also be

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involved bloody bloody bloody bloody

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bloody okay well there's your debt

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ceiling update and uh quite frankly it

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sounds very good I'm very happy about

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