stuart: and now he's off to camp david. i mean, he leaves -- now, we are told there's some progress on the debt deal, but just as we're told that by the new york times, he's made plans to go to camp david can for the weekend. it just doesn't look right, does it? >> yeah. you know, you can negotiate from anywhere. you can jump on a zoom call and a phone call, that is true, but there's nothing like seeing someone face to face, looking people in the eye and cutting a deal. and you're right, the perception of a department crisis on the horizon -- debt crisis on the horizon and going off to camp david, that does not play well with the american people. and, again, when you already have problems with the deal of your acuity, the fact that you don't speak very well, the easter bunny has the save you, you're better off to not be on vacation if you want to change the perception people have of you. going to camp david doesn't do that. stuart: the easter bunny has to save you. man, you can get nas i. yeah, you really can there, sean. [

bringing anwar sadat to the partnership with israel and provided the necessary measures for the camp david agreement , after 12 days of secret negotiations and with the mediation of the united states in the campaign. it was finalized and on september 17, 1978, in the presence of jimmy carter, the president of the united states of america , it was finally signed in the white house . it was the first peace treaty between the warring parties, namely the arab countries and the zionist regime, which was signed between mehr and the nobel peace prize regime in the year 1978 to encourage other islamic countries in normalization the relations with the occupying regime jointly awarded the peace prize to sadat, the president of egypt at the time , and the hypocrites of begin. the main fuse of the basic engine is six and a half meters in late 1978, after egypt signed the camp david peace agreement, efforts were made by hafez assad to bring the two countries of iraq and syria closer together. signed this pact to eliminate the blackout period the relations between the two countries are in the first step

i think he will go to camp david anyway.ids and our speaker get together and agree to a deal, he will pick up the phone. then give the okay. then we will move on. we will have a deal. i'm very confident our speaker will come back to us with a deal we can pass that will avert the catastrophe of not raising the debt ceiling but we have to have spending cuts, the vast majority of the american people are with us because what we asked for is not extreme. it is something which when you look at it and say this all makes sense, because we can't continue on this path, we can't keep borrowing money to pay for the money we borrowed in the past. that is a death spiral and we cannot continue on this path. and on a sound financial footing, the speaker is taking us in that direction, showing leadership. stuart: thank you for joining us. still ahead. steve hilton on which candidate will succeed senator feinstein. tomi lahren on the push for young people to stop working from home. this op-ed in the journal, chicago self-destruction plan, dem

we've seen it before but when asked why the president was heading to his rural retreat at camp davide the country faces a debt meltdown she wasn't happy about it, watch this. >> on the debt ceiling, you use words like catastrophic and devastating, the president is going to camp david and going to delaware. of the situation is so dire, why -- >> i answered that question. you have another one? >> he came back from japan. any other question? >> that that 's it. >> great. ashley: not impressed saying i already answered that. biden cut shorter trip to asia because of the dedham pass, but looks to head out of the city for the weekend as he has done for most of his presidency first to camp david and then his home outside wilmington, delaware. the white house says biden will stay in touch with numbers of congress and staff. ashley: okay. thanks. to the debt ceiling, progressives are becoming frustrated with the president, worried he's going to get a bad deal. you asked the progressive chair if they would vote down a deal between biden and mccarthy. what did she say? >> she would not commit t

any optimism coming from the white house or camp david? >> reporter: white house negotiators are up this morning, working by phone and virtually, a source telling me, and that president biden is being regularly updated, as he spends his week at camp david. but there is a lot of optimism coming from the white house. we heard it from the president himself, yesterday, when he left the white house, headed to camp david, he said that he felt that a deal was close and he would know at midnight last night if it was possible but he said he was very optimistic about the chances. and now, of course, as elena alluded, to just having a deal in place, it is very important, but it is not the end of their struggles. it is going to be incumbent upon democrats and republicans to whip up support from both sides of the aisle, to get a majority of members in congress to vote for this bill, and put it on president biden's desk, before june 5th, that new updated date deadline that treasury secretary janet yellen announced yesterday, really pushing that time lin

yet the plan is for him to jet to camp david this evening, back to d.c. memorial day, and off to wilmington. white house officials tell curious reporters there's nothing to it. >> i can only speak for the president, can't speak for the speaker, how he chooses to move forward with congress. what i can say is that the president can deal with this issue anywhere ehe is. i will leave it at that. >> he has very little visibility on the debt issue. according to the schedule, the only on camera events are honoring men's and women's championships at the white house. >> thank you very much. new fox polling before governor desantis announced his white house bid shows president trump with a big lead over the gop field. desantis a distant second, for republicans, ron desantis offers the best of two worlds. desantis saying in a conference call this week we have shown in florida we are able to win voters who don't always vote republican. teeson writes should be an appealing message to republicans, it means they can take on the left's assault on our culture and values w

always it strikes me in these moments you see a president going off to camp david. we've heard from her own correspond on capitol hill that kevin mccarthy the house speake has left the capital tonight i knew were used to doing things if be a zoom and everybody can work it via phone and it's what they always say but shouldn't the main principles stay in dc and be meeting face-to-face jonathan absolutely. and that is precisely why i think so many conservatives hav been so frustrated for three months and now the president himself refused to negotiate. so that's there. the weather in dc at the capita they were waiting to negotiate they wanted to negotiate but th president refused peak, we've got the standoff one of the things it seems to be the working requirements if you wan to qualify for things like food stamps gotta be doing some sort of work. i went to listen to president biden's response listen here. what you tell democrats and the don't want you to about a work requirement what your position. >> i don't bother anybody. i don't bow to anybody and then on the other

the president spends the weekend at camp david amid the numbers.nd we have chad on capitol hill and we saw you in the video chasing house speaker mccarthy. >> they're aimed to get bill texted today, and mccarthy says it will not be a long, thousand page bill. they're close, but they're not there yet. >> i think we're all tired, that doesn't mean that we're willing to take something that's not acceptable. nothing is done. all the interplay at the table makes even a short list more complex. >> fox was told permitting reform for energy projects is out, but mccarthy contends that's not finalized. conservatives will need major buy-ins on spending to get their vote. it's believed that liberals and conservatives will vote no. >> if it's going to be a $4 trillion raise we're going to need to see something on the other side of the ledger. we agreed to $1.5 for the things that we had on the ledger if. they're going to more than double that, my goodness, doesn't it seem reasonable to see where else you can make up that difference. the votes will come in the m

so kayla, where is the president going this weekend, is he going to camp david for the holiday? and i ask this because politico quotes a lawmaker as saying please tell me that is not true, a house democrat who was granted anonymity. you will see a caucus so pissed if he is stupid enough to do that. >> the president is scheduled to go to camp david this evening. he is expected to depart around dinnertime. but of course the plans are fluid. he could go later in the weekend. it is a pretty short flight or drive depending on the weather and something that he can always reserve the right to do if there is a deal. his schedule today is pretty open. he is hosting the championship basketball teams men's and women's here at the white house throughout the day. and that is really all that is on his schedule. so there is amp time for phone calls, for updates from aides. and we expect that the negotiating team is huddled trying to figure out where are things standing right now, what was fluid, what is still moving and what is landing into place. can we sell the president. is he on board. and

of president reagan's invitation to serve as secretary of state, he began building that trust at camp david, their very first lunch and. at that very first lunch, he promised. mr. president, i'm working for you, and i'm going to make use of the talent at the state department to get our job done. trust and talent. two words that describe secretary shultz's department. and to words that also speak to the esteemed career of our ambassadors here. this. ambassador richard burt served in three positions under secretary shultz. first is the director of political military affairs. then as the assistant secretary for and canadian affairs. and finally, as the ambassador to west germany, the end of the cold war secretary. ambassador wolfowitz also served in three positions under secretary shultz. first, as is director policy planning. then as the assistant secretary for east asian and pacific affairs. and finally, as to indonesia, ambassador edelman was secretary shultz's right hand man, special assistant in the state department, would go on to serve as ambassador to turkey and ambassador to finland i

even last night president biden himself on his way to camp david saying that they were, quote, very closea deal. so we're starting to see that take shape. now, the timing is critical. just yesterday right before president biden went to camp david we also learned from the treasury secretary that firm june 5th date when nation would no longer be able to meet its obligations and in other words run out of cash. so this has been a really critical 24-hour time frame for this white house as they worked with hill negotiators, and as the president stayed engaged from camp david as sources have told us. so, again, learning more and more about these details, and i'm sure manu will have more from the house speaker as well soon. >> i'm sure he will. let's go to manu raju up on capitol hill. manu, the house speaker is supposed to brief reporters in about seven minutes from now. what can you tell us from your end of things? manu, it sounds as though and i'm just basing this on my white house reporting days some of what priscilla laid out is a bit of the talking points on the democratic side maybe allay

we do not anticipate the speaker going to camp david. the president can work the phones and do video conference and be involved as needed. the sense i get from talking to democratic sources is they are not necessarily expecting the big breakthrough today. these details that are getting sorted out they say could be developed over the weekend. that creates some timing issues. broad outlines, they say, for what they -- the democratic side says is a two-year plan. holding a new debt ceiling level for two years, that gets us through the next election, takes this crisis off the plans during an election year. but we don't have a sense yet that republicans are agreeing on that. we are hearing bits and pieces from both sides. certainly, you have seen the president trying to give some credibility to the house speaker, talking about him working in good faith, having limited meetings, while the house speaker can sort of chat with reporters as he is moving about the capitol more freely, the white house has taken a position the bully pulpit should be

about 911 in 2004, i guess was when we went up to camp david. we one 2000. no 2004, it was 911 date in 2004 and he wasn't campaigning because that wasn't a good week. so we were actually cricket over there. my wife and i were invited to camp david for that weekend and his social committee is on his mind. he really wanted to. he it was we needed to fix it. and he was right. and at that point, it was 30 some years away from insolvency today, it's ten years away from insolvency. and the insolvency date think then was 2042 and now it's 2033. so we, you know, it's it's a mess. and i think why he says is just no political will and you know, solution at this point is you got to do what president reagan did in 1980 to set up a commission. and the greenspan commission, it was called at the time, and tip o'neill and reagan and some others just got together and out a deal. and that's what we're going to to do. hopefully, we don't have to wait people's. benefits are going to be cut by 20% if nothing happens. you know, that's that's to me, a problem at this point that we

joe biden, on his way to camp david wood. he's spending this holiday weekend said that he thought a deal was close at, but then the white house, a couple of hours later said look, the republicans are risking perhaps tipping america into recession, the west recession. we've ever seen those 2 positions on exclusive because they'll be a lot of blame to go around if this doesn't happen. kevin mccarthy says he's quite hopeful and he thinks they steal. can be done as you say that close. but that also means they're at the most difficult stage of negotiations that roll out of town at the same time biden's at camp david's. so how quickly cool that cause a a pull this together. the most certainly would've done it yet until this is. but the us, we don't have money on june the 1st night because of the measures that the treasury department has taken. they've said no, it's going to be no june the 5th and not might slip a bit, but it's douglas. we know that if you've got a deadline that is in pending, suddenly that focuses your attention an

the president is leaving and going to camp david, what a double standard. >> it is a double standard.y to come to an agreement. the president has had three months to deal with this important issue. speaker mccarthy has had that open invitation, please, mr. president, come to the table and negotiate. president biden was pushing back on that and here we have a stalemate and we need the president working with republicans in the house to come to consensus and put this behind us and move forward doing the right thing for taxpayers and the american people. >> ainsley: i know your annual roast and ride event is on june 3, tell us about that and which presidential hopefuls will be in attendance. >> you can go to roast and ride dot comand get information, it is june 3rd and i've invited all presidential hopefuls, folks like nikki haley, tim scott, larry elder, asa hutchinson, mike pence, i could go on and on, vivek ramaswamy, we've got seven we've announced so far. more to follow, ainsley. we will start with the motorcycle ride and the proceeds from that registration will go to a veteran found

from camp david to wilmington delaware in the afternoon the president and the first lady will returnuse on monday the president will be in honor of memorial day in the east room after the president and first lady will participate in a brief ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the vice president second gentleman will attend as well. with a hundred 55th national memorial day of service and then the vice president first lady and second gentleman will all attend as well later the present and first lady will travel to wilmington delaware we will have more to share on the presidents travel calendar as we get closer so with that josh, go ahead. >> tell the american people what those differences are for them to understand the situation that some kind of deal can occur? >> the president is confident there is a path forward. if both sides come into space we believe they can get it done when it comes to the budget and laying out how we see the budget moving for the american people. but has to happen in good faith and these are how negotiations work. . . . . we have been very clear and

on the debt ceiling, the president is going to camp david this weekend then going to delaware. if the situation is so dire, why is the president. >> i already answered that question. do you have another one? reporter: still hasn't figured out she is making the case he can be a president from anywhere. now we have a hard date, june 5. the house majority leaders will hold a whip call. it's to set up the process going forward if they have a deal how they will whip the conference. liz: joining us now, liz peek, steve forbes, forbes media chairman. a cnn poll. 66% say a second biden term would be a disaster, a setback for the u.s. now it's got far left being hysterical about what has been talked about. keeping spending at 2022-2023 levels. that's at record historic highs. but this is domestic terrorism hostage taking? what is going on with the white house and far left squad? >> they are actually describing themselves. there has been a 40% increase and no justification for it. they want more than more and more. you see it on the spending and regulatory side. they keep pushing for hig

that was said departing for camp david yesterday.epublicans and democrats did seem close to a final pact last night. that's the update we have. there are still major sticking points and fox news was told that permitting reform for emergency programs is now out as for strengthening work requirements for government aid, republicans say the debt ceiling will not be raised without it but democrats appear unwilling to budge on that lending strong words. >> to me at this point, if they want to continue to be economic terrorists, that's invoking the 14th amendment and minting a coin. and keeping the economy moving. >> strong words indeed, the department has reassessed the default deadline from june 1 to the 5 and the white house correspondent association called out the biden administration for a lack of focus at this time. saying the waca board pushed hard for the white house to hold a briefing on friday or over the weekend given intense interest in the high stakes debt ceiling negotiations and the economy could go off the cliff and the whi

griff: lucas, quickly, so we know the president is at camp david presumably saying in minute by minuteif not hour by hour money occasion with his negotiating team, are we getting any inside into how well informed he is in this latest tiktok whereas negotiators continues? >> white house says he's up to speed. he's in touch with his team and going back and forth. as you heard yesterday the president sounding confident, says that both sides are, quote, very close to a deal, griff. griff: close but they have to finish it. lucas tomlinson live on the north lawn, thank you. alicia: griff, some lawmakers remain on the hill to work on debt dealing deal and most returned to districts as speaker mccarthy tells morning that june deadline can be met. chad pergram live with the latest updates, hi, chad. chad: the speaker and negotiating team returned from capitol hill from chipotle, they brought their meals back to the capitol. kevin mccarthy would not commit to securing a deal today. fox was told they were angling for an agreement last night. >> we will get it when it gets right. i don't want peop

camp david. the beaches of delaware. i'm harris faulkner and you are in "the faulkner focus." after months of hinting, florida governor ron desantis officially has announced his presidential bid that happened last night. he calls it the great american comeback. >> our border is a disaster, crime invests our cities and the federal government makes it harder for families to make ends meet and the president flounders. decline is a choice. success is attainable and freedom is worth fighting for. >> harris: desantis later joined fox news host trey gowdy for his first interview as the presidential candidate. he slapped the administration and gave president biden a nickname. liftless bethel. >> i think the country is going in the wrong direction. if we have another four years of the biden administration i think some of the damage will be irreversible. why me? we've had unprecedented policy success. you have to be able to win and then when you get in office you have to be able to deliver results. and i think we've been able to do both of those as good or better than anybody in the cou

meanwhile, as you pointed out the president and his top advisers are over at camp david this weekend. working perhaps. assess june 5 deadline quickly approaches. jason, we will all be watching and i know you know a lot more about this and i do. we've got a popcorn here in washington waiting. back to you. >> kevin cork, thank you. we will keep you posted if any deal has been reached. i could tell you been to these radios before i served in congress. this will happen closer to july 4th that it will june 1. that's my prediction. the 2024 race is heating up. republicans are battling for folks. in the democratic party president biden is fighting a much different battle. for joe every day is a struggle. >> i will proceed. i think i do know. i'm not could tell you. that will not be a smart thing to do. representative calhoun. i mean maccallum. >> i'm sure, my guess is look at a question about well, wait a ute. the american people aren't satisfied.>> swamp thing. for xample the ea in terms of taxes that they refuse to, for example, was able to balance the budget and pass everything from the g

april 5, 1958 ad, imam khomeini, in his first official stance on foreign policy, described the camp david agreement and the metro compromise as treacherous. in the summer of 1958, the last friday of ramadan, holy day , naming imam khomeini's message as holy day , hundreds of thousands of women muslim and your mother's struggle university of tehran and the surrounding streets gathered to show their solidarity and unity once again and honor the quds day, the vacancy of imam musa , health and success , and talk about the success of mr. abdul halim khodam, minister of foreign affairs . after many years, the quds day march in all muslim countries and some non-muslim countries are also holding that we should give a thousand to all the superpowers that islam is now under the control of quds day, the day of the life of islam. muslims should be smart and understand the power that muslims have . in the year 61 the israeli army attacked the south of lebanon, imam khomeini attacked the arab compromise rulers with harsh language, the knowledge of islam today is that the ears that should listen to the

finally, on september 17, 1978, the camp david agreement was signed in the presence of sadat and beginypt and the expulsion of this country from the arab league was accompanied by the passage of time in addition to protests widespread in the arab world, sadat's critics regarding the progress of peace negotiations with israel have also increased in mezeh, which announced the arrest of 1,536 activists in all levels of political parties. a significant number of members of the muslim brotherhood were also seen. one of the arrested leaders, iqbal al-muslimin muhammad islam barir, whose brother khalid was an officer in the egyptian army at the time, following these events , khal decided to take a harsh revenge on sadat for betraying the cause. palestine will take the day on october 6, 1981, the egyptian authorities are celebrating the eighth anniversary of the beginning of the october war. a group of egyptian army officers attacked khaled islambouli and killed sadat . the case of this war, which was known as october and ramadan, was closed on this day. but its effects and the agreement have

carter made a serious settlement of accounts by forcing egypt to agree with the zionists during the camp david process , and earned himself a reputation among the elites and especially the zionists, but by capturing the spy nest and the reality, his popularity among the people is increasing day by day. america has decreased, now imam khomeini warned the people of this country in the psychological war against the americans that carter is not a good president for you.

gained prestige among the elites and especially the zionists by agreeing with the zionists during camp david but with the capture of the espionage nest and the reality of tabas, its popularity among the american people decreased day by day . carter is not a good president for you, he should be removed from his mouth. america should remove him from the stage. carter was a politician. he was a good republic for america . he discredited america. must the card should not be taken because the card has betrayed america. america is now engaged in betraying america and the interests of america are acting. if the american scientists have the matter, and later it was thought that the revolutionaries of iran were holding the hostages of the espionage den until the american presidential election. they did not release him and this incident made him, with the pressure of the public opinion of the american people , write about carter for the second time after the failure of the card . can be the fate of the presidential election in the afternoon, carter only wanted the hostages to return to the united stat

on sunday, the president of the first lady will travel from camp david to wilmington and in the afternoonll and that president will deliver the memorial day address at 155th national memorial day observance at the amphitheatre at arlington national cemetery, the vice president, the first lady, the second gentleman will all attend as well. later the president of the first lady will travel till wilmington delaware and we will have more to share on the president's travel and calendar as we get closer to those dates. with that, go ahead josh.- closer to those dates. with that, go ahead josh. you laid out the default, _ that, go ahead josh. you laid out the default, can - that, go ahead josh. you laid out the default, can you - that, go ahead josh. you laid out the default, can you telll out the default, can you tell the american people what you think... inaudible so they can understand the situation and how confident are you that some kind of deal can occur? the president — kind of deal can occur? the president is _ kind of deal can occur? tie: president is confident that there is a path forw

you can't tear into us and yet the president of the united states is going to camp david.emocrat. congresswoman debbie dingell from michigan. he she said to my republican colleagues i'm staying i'm missing my goddaughter's wedding because i have to do a job. where are you. she was set to official united states your goddaughter's wedding over the weekend. she canceled those plans over the debt ceiling. wonder if she will get on a plane now because there is no one in washington. >> lawrence: she is one member. one member. from what i understand she is not one of the people that's negotiating this deal as well. so, i love the optics of it. it sounds good. but, okay. we know exactly what is happening. >> ainsley: she is one member. she is one member. >> lawrence: one member and we all know the dingells have a residence in washington. >> joey: grandstanding. whoa is me, look at my sacrifice. >> lawrence: known to be what we say as a moderate "i'm not buying it." fox news polling over 50% of the country wants congress to cut some of the spends. we got some new polling about the

that was echoed by the president to camp david. we thought this deal could've been imminent. he said, possibly before he looks for a possible deal before midnight. at this point, there's no indication that a deal has been reached. we know there has been moving on some of those sticking points that we have been reporting on. things like those added work requirements for some federal relief programs that republicans have said or a red line for them, potentially is a big question, whether those actually made it into those eventual deals. other sticking points as of yesterday were cuts to irs funding and the inflation reduction act. those spending cuts will be established for next fiscal year. and exactly how long gets healing would actually be extended for. remember, these negotiators don't have to come up with just any deal among their small group. they have come up with a deal that they know is going to be able to get bipartisan support both in the house and the senate because at this point, they cannot afford any delays to this process. take a listen to what josh had to say a

he could obviously do a deal from camp david.s going to go to wilmington which is also not that far away. he's planning to be back on monday. the house can't vote over the weekend anyway because kevin mccarthy has already promised to give them 72 hours to look at any bill, when they come up with a bill, they still have to put it in legislative language. it's more about optics. who's in town, who's take thg seriously. the president cut short his foreign trip in order to be here. he's already reacted to that, looking like you're here in town and dealing with this. it is a measure of how frustrated some some are with the president. . hakeem jeffries has to live with it in his caucus. that's why he's taking the harder stance in the good cop, bad cop kind of situation. >> peter baker, garrett haake, to be continued. thank you, gentleman. >>> money talks but in the case of new fund-raising numbers from ron desantis's campaign, what are they saying for the battle against former president donald trump. >>> plus, the death of a navy s.e.a

optimistic and hopeful and confident that a deal can be made because remember, before he left to camp david a potential deal could come before midnight. obviously, that didn't happen, so, in the meantime, these democratic sources are telling us that the president remains engaged in these ongoing talks, even from camp david, where he is expected to remain until tomorrow. we did hear speaker mccarthy say a short time ago that he reached out to the white house and this waiting to hear back, notably, we have reached out to the white house asking about that call, having heard anything about it yet. but just the fact we are hearing optimism from both chides shows us there has been movement. there has been progress on those sticking points that you and i talked about yesterday. those things like work requirements, irs funding from the i.r.a., spending caps and cuts. how long the debt ceiling would actually be extended for, and lifted for. and at this point, there is no indication that a solid deal has been made. it doesn't, remember, have to be any deal just among the small group of negotiators. t

very close to echo that optimism that they had from president biden yesterday before he left to camp david. but at this point, negotiators even after this point as they met into the wee hours of the morning are continuing to meet now there is no indication that a solid bipartisan deal has been made, and until one is, we are still monitoring this timeline very closely because of the long and complicated back half of this process that julie just laid out of what is going to happen once that deals made, and it is now in the hands of the house and senate. take a listen to what congressman richie torres had to say about these negotiations earlier today. >> i am cautious optimistic that a deal will be negotiated, and a default will be averted, and congress will be called back into session by next week. but there is nothing to celebrate here. this is purely a self inflicted wound, if there ever was one. and the mere threat of a default, separate from the act itself, is deeply destabilizing to the american economy and it is deeply damaging to our reputation as a country. >> alex, that democratic s

the white house says that president biden will be at camp david and in delaware this weekend, and thatcan work from there lester >> all right peter alexander at the white house, thank you >>> the most high profile defendant in the january 6th investigation was sentenced today to 18 years in prison for seditious conspiracy that's the toughest penalty yet stemming from the capitol attack here is ken dilanian >> reporter: tonight, one of the key figures behind the january 6th attack on the capitol facing the toughest sentence in more than a thousand prosecutions stewart rhodes, the founder and leader of a far right group called the oath keepers was sentenced to 18 years in prison after being convicted of seditious conspiracy, using violence to prevent the government from carrying out its lawful duties. rhodes was not physically present at the capitol during the january 6th attack, but judge amit mehta said he conspired with others to make it happen and to take up arms and foment revolution. a former army paratrooper who graduated from yale law school, rhodes wore an orange prison jumpsuit

memorial dholiday weekend, house members are heading home and president biden will be in delaware and camp david and can work from there. >> peter, thank you. >>> despite its shaky start on wednesday night, ron sdandesants had no problem raking in cash. the florida governor's campaign brought in $8.2 million in the first 24 hours after it launched, including a million dollar haul within just an hour span this total consists of online contributions as well as donations secured by desantis supporters at his campaign kickoff event. his early fund raising outpaces that of his main rival, former president trump. trump raised $9.5 million in the first six weeks after his campaign announcement in late 2022 >>> the supreme court has ruled in favor of an idaho couple who fought for years with the government over whether land they own include as federally-protected wet land they say it does not fall under the clean water act so they do not need a permit to build on the property the impact will be felt nationwide, saying that millions of acres of wet land will no longer be under federal jurisdiction >>> sh

to negotiate on the debt ceilin negotg, president biden is enjoying some rest and relaxation at camp david . oh, weenjoyi knongw how hardavi. the president's working here. hard thenow with the very latest kevin corke. >> even jason , still no.> breakthrough in negotiations on raising the debt ceiling, bubreakthrns on t the white house is diggingng in tonight with its opposition to gop calls for stronger work requirements to be included in o anpposity budget agreement thatd be paired with a debt ceilingde increasebt cei. the issu now, the issue of a work requirement has actually emerged as one of the biggest remaining hurdles for reaching an agreement between negotiators for the white house and houseite ho republicans. rhere is a top gop negotiatous who's weighing in on thisighi tonight. that's louisiana congressman garret graveng in on thi's loui he said tonight his party will not drop their demand for tougher work requirements as part of a final agreement. now, democrats have converselypi argued that, listen, social benefit programs already have s as work requirements in place,n plc addin

departing from camp david, the president expressed optimism. >> i hope we will have some clear evidence2, that we have a deal. >> reporter: a major sticking point remains a republican proposal to expand work requirements on some of the people who receive federal assistance, including benefits to help buy food. the republicans top negotiator tells cbs news. is it a nonstarter? >> [indistinct] >> reporter: sources tell a possible deal includes raising the nation's borrowing limit and capping some spending for two years. but some of the most costly programs are off the table for reductions, including social security, medicare, veteran services, and the military. and there is discussion of shifting $10 billion of new funding secured to help ease backlogs at the irs and using the money to pay for other programs, possibly including health care and transportation. america's small businesses fear what's a looming, including clothing store owner anika hobbs, who has been worried about a default-triggered recession for months. do you find that at all frustrating? >> i mean, yeah, definitely. i me

he then took off for camp david and has been making a few phone calls, of course, with mccarthy.hat the president actually ended up playing in these negotiations? the principle is the principle. and all the team around him are still his staff and he was applied and engaged the whole time. it was very unfortunate that he had to come back from the g7 directly rather than go to papua new guinea and engage our allies in the pacific that we need in the fight in dealing with china in that whole area. he had to come back, he showed his leadership and dealt with kevin mccarthy and i think he has been applied and on the phone the whole time. remember, this is a man who spent 50 years now roughly between the senate and as vice president negotiating with congress and he knows how the rhythm of these negotiations go so without a doubt he was very engaged. he did need to be here and it looks like it has paid off. looks like we have a deal in place and in the next 72 hours it will be very interesting indeed. leigh ann caldwell and joel rubin who served with president obama as the deputy assist

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