. >> the co-chairs of the house problem solvers caucus are brian fitzpatrick and josh gottheimer. they talked about issues facing small business owners at an hosted by -- at an event hosted by punch bowl news. they talk about raising the federal debt limit. >> all right. good morning, everyone. thank you so much for joining us here in person and on the live stream. i'm anna pammer, c.e.o. and one of the founders of punchbowl news, joined by jake sherman. another founder. anna: we are very excited to kick off our 2023 series with goldman sachs small business voices. this year we are focused on, again, small businesses and the future of america. we're going to be talking this morning to representatives brian fitzpatrick, the republican from pennsylvania, as well as josh gottheimer, the democrat from new jersey, who are also co-chairs of the problem solvers caucus. jake: we're going to try to solve some problems today. anna: i try to solve problems most days. afterwards we're going to have a fireside chat with someone. and patrick hall, owner and c.e.o. of elon flowers, they're going

tomlinson there at the white house thank you very much lucas coming up pennsylvania -- congressman brian fitzpatrick of the house weighs and means committee will join us live on how the debt debate could impact your finances. eric. reporter: arthel supreme court justice samuel says he has a pretty good idea who leaked that draft opinion of his overturning roe v. wade last year. you know the leak spark protest across country including in front of his home and the homes of the other conservative justices. now leto telling wall street journal not only thinks he know who is leaked it but it made the justices, quote, targets of assassination. alexander huff has more. >> next week we'll actually mark one year since politico published the leaked draft opinion which he now says created an atmosphere of suspicion and distrust within the court. despite the supreme court marshals investigation into the source not yielding a name justice leto told wall street journal in a rare interview, quote, i personally have a pretty good idea who is responsible but that's different from the level of proof that is needed to

congressman brian fitzpatrick, thank you. good to have you with us today. >> you bet. >> martha: we're going to get one more story in here, which is important today. the battle over a medication used in abortions in the united states may be going all the way to the supreme court. the justice department asking for emergency action on this after an appeals court handed down a split decision on this drug. it's still available but it has more restrictions on its use. david spunt joining us live from the doj on this one. hi, david. >> hi, martha. merrick garland said that doj will go to the supreme court. this comes after this riving from the fifth circuit court of appeals in new orleans. it's a mixed bag that will satisfy both sides right now. mifepristone has had a hold put on it arguing the decision was flawed. doj appealed. here we are this afternoon. let's dig in. mifepristone is available according to this three-judge panel. it will now be harder to get. the big take-away, the appeals court judge said if a woman wants it, she needs to get it in person with the approva

now i discussion on small bases and the debt ceiling with pennsylvania republican congressman brian fitzpatrick and democratic representative josh got heimer of new jersey. both cochairs of the problem solvers caucus it's bipartisan legislation that you talked about issues facing small business owners the proposal of the debt limit hosted by punch bowl news this is about 30 minutes. looks alright good morning everyone. thank you so much for joining us here in person and on the live stream i'm ana palmer ceo of the founders of punch bowl news joined us always by jake sherman another founder a punch bowl news. going to carol for 2023 series this year we are focused on small businesses and future of america. we'll be talking for representatives by the republican for pennsylvania the cochairs of the problem solvers caucus for consumer to solve problems today. after words when have a fireside chat owners coo of 21st century expo group. and also local which is exciting. they are going to join us for the fireside chat portion. a quick reminder on social media platforms that punch bowl news. put on ins

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republican, and i don't know if you can find that in photos you have now but there is a photograph brian fitzpatrick and another who are heroes because they do not spend time destroying each other pretty they spend time working and cooperating with each other they came as for my students in one of the many political people who are devoted to teaching the next generation about the responsibilities and their capabilities and into came in and i just think that no label is necessary now i'm a problem solvers caucus should be held dated because the work to trying to do on the budget, immigration and on infrastructure, on the important issues of the day printed to find that price enemy things happened. still with efficiency and effectiveness and accountability. >> no labels is on this program and so, if you would like to watch that comedian search warrant on cspan.org and susan n is next south dakota democratc good morning. >> had good morning and thank you so much for my call, and mru spoke. i have to start out by saying that i had a pastor who because of losing his voice and it was no longer to clear pa

brian fitzpatrick, the pennsylvania republican who is at the house intelligence committee.gressmen, that is going to be the question, just how many others new and might have suspected releasing this information could be problematic, to put it mildly? are they culpable, in your eyes? >> yeah, neil, step one in this whole process is mitigation, stopping the bleeding, determining what the contagion, for a lack of a better term, would be, hear what spread was. and then it is going to be an analysis, neil, number one, of the macro issue of what the classification system was here, and second, in this specific instance, everyone granted a security clearance has to go through a rigorous protocol. in the fbi, we had to go through rigorous polygraph examination on a regular basis, regular financial disclosures on a regular basis, and background investigations. there is going to be, step one, what was the overall policy, why did the massachusetts air guard have access? at 21-year-old -- by the way, not an officer, not an analyst, he was an i.t. specialist, why he would need the same l

. >> it will come back >> right now we want to welcome brian fitzpatrick, republican of pennsylvania problem solver's caucus. thank you for being here today >> thank you for having us >> congressman fitzpatrick, we heard the plan of kevin mccarthy is this a plan that you support? is there -- are there enough people in your caucus to take that plan and get approval in the house at this point? >> yeah. thank you for having us. i think they eventually get there. it may require very minor tweaks but speaker mccarthy deserves a ton of credit as does the representative graves who was sort of pulling everyone together to hear everyone out. you know, it's -- nobody's ready yet -- read it yet. that is step one i think we're moving in the right direction. i think eventually they'll get the votes. >> why are you putting forward this proposal if you think that proposal will get passed >> that's a great question so, basically what we do, what our caucus does istwo-paolutions we work in the backdrop. we support the negotiations. we let them have the negotiations we hope the negotiations are succes