you're on with anthony adragna. >> caller: yeah, good morning. when it comes to the debt. they're always talk about how much america owes, but yet america spends all this money to fund migrants. all this money in foreign aid. when it comes to reparations for black americans, all of a sudden they can't affordr it. how is it that americans all this money to foreign aid which is billions, and all this money to fund elon musk, you know? and yet they're complaining about debt. it seems to me if you are in debt you are not really come you don't have all this money to just spend to go about. please answer that. and don't gloss over it. >> host: debt, foreign aid. >> guest: into question we're all the time on capitol hill. certainly from oftentimes a lot of house republicans say we are $34 trillion in debt, why are we spending all this money abroad? that's an argument that i

joining us this monday morning is anthony adragna of politico.iewers know him and he is always happy to chat with you. start calling in. democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001, independents (202) 748-8002. he is with us for the next 15 or 20 minutes. bringing it to regional news. the baltimore bridge collapse and efforts to get federal funding to rebuild that bridge. what is the latest on that? guest: we are still waiting to see the latest statements from members of the maryland delegations as they believe they will have the funds to immediately respond to this disaster. i would expect congress to get involved. we saw the house freedom caucus last week to underline a set of conditions they would need to support digital funds to rebuild the bridge and reopen the port of baltimore. the administration did send a letter stop they did not put a dollar figure, but they are still waiting to see maryland's estimate of how much this will cost. i think we are already seeing signs there could be hurdles for them along the way. host: if all tha

. >> joining us now is anthony adragna, political congress reporter for "politico." anthony adragna, once these articles are presented to the senate and then they are red, what happens next? >> guest: after that all eyes are going to be on majority leader schumer to see what happens, and as you mentioned he is looking to dispose of this as quickly as possible. we have only seen republicans over the last couple of days erect procedural roadblock. they are procedural tactics that they could use to slow down this process. however if all democrats dedicated they have 51 seat majority effectively. they will be able to carry the day and could dispose of these articles to look at the quickly. i think that's what we're going to wait and see. >> host: will that motion to table discharges happen today? >> guest: i believe the motion would come tomorrow and will have to see exactly what happens. i think the senators to watch will be those who are up for reelection. it's been interesting to see sort of the divide within the democrats come people like joe manchin of west virginia