i do want to take a moment and thank gary graves and patrick mchenry for all their work on this and forthat will be done tonight. i know you will have a lot of questions. i would take them tonight. 0ut questions. i would take them tonight. out of respect i want tonight. out of respect i want to breathe our members about where we currently are. i expect to finish the writing of the bill, checking with the white house and speaking to the president again tomorrow afternoon, and then posting the text of it. tomorrow. and then be voting on it on wednesday. but thank every time. and i think this is very worthy of the american public. —— thank you for time. it the american public. -- thank you for time-— you for time. it appears that ma be you for time. it appears that maybe all — you for time. it appears that maybe all we _ you for time. it appears that maybe all we get _ you for time. it appears that maybe all we get from - you for time. it appears thatj maybe all we get from kevin mccarthy, there, house speaker, with a simple address. he has been working of course over time as many negotiat

i do want to take a moment, though, and thank gary graves and patrick mchenry for their work on this. and for all the work that we're going to continue to do. and i know you will have a lot of questions. i'm not going to take them tonight. out of respect i to breathe our members about where we currently are. i expect to finish the writing of the bill, checking with the white house, and speaking to the president again tomorrow afternoon, and then posting the text of it tomorrow and then be voting on it on wednesday. but thank you for your time. and i think this is very worthy of the american public. alright, that was republican house speaker kevin mccarty speaking earlier tonight as he was briefing reporters. didn't take questions. he did think the two top negotiators on both sides as we now know that a deal at least in principle is that that would raise the us debt limit. let's see if we can bring in a tweet from the president, joe biden. kevin mccarthy had been feeding about this earlier. now we have one from the president himself, commenting on the debt ceiling deal. we can bring th

then negotiators on behalf of the speaker led by congressman gary graves walked out of this meeting sayinghe white house was being unreasonable. braves went on to say if they did not know if they were meeting at all over the weekend. that throws the timeline into flux. at the end of this weekend, the president is scheduled to return on sunday from the g7 summit in japan where he is currently. he is in all likelihood sleeping as this is crossing. a tweet from mitch mcconnell saying, it is only the president and speaker mccarthy who can make a deal on this. they are the only two can reach an agreement. it is past time for the white house to get serious. we are less than two weeks away from june 1. caroline: sticking points these two individuals need to unlock at the moment. kailey: there is a few. one big sticking point that seems to have emerges around stricter work requirements for entitlements. this is something speaker mccarthy has previously described as a redline, something the president has signal to. many in the democratic party have pushed back against this idea. i have spoken with

gary graves is his top negotiator on this issue. the push is to get an agreement by this weekend, to have something in principle before they draft legislative text. when i asked the speaker earlier today about the president's plan to come back early from the overseas trip and have a press conference on sunday, mccarthy pushed back. >> no. no. this isn't for a guy that didn't want to negotiate, he wants to come back on sunday with a press conference? i want a president that's just engaged. if he wants to be the press conference guy, why is he the president? >> reporter: there are still significant differences between the two sides, one of which involves work requirements on social safety net programs like the medicaid program for low-income individuals. republicans are demanding some level of work requirements for this big. democrats are saying this is a nonstarter, but the white house is playing a middle road here. president biden said there could be some work requires of no consequence. it's not clear what he meant with that. mccar

that is significant, because one of the top issues for gary graves, one of the things he is an expert his permitting reform that laura talked about. we look at what issues will be more important going down the home stretch, permitting reform, that could affect energy, drilling, environment, all of that, to me, is rising very quickly. house republicans say they are unified and they see this as debt ceiling and budget talks together. i think we will still face a stare down. but they are happy that now, from their point of view, the real negotiations are starting. william: five the of the things laura mentioned that republicans seem to want, is they want to add more work requirements to people who are receiving federal aid or assistance. can you remind us the details of what they want? lisa: let me take you through that. there are several programs that could be affected. here is what house republicans are proposing. first, they would like to take -- like to apply all of this to able-bodied adults who have no dependence at all. stock -- let's talk about snap, food stamps. republicans woul

hours ago, the lead gop negotiator gary graves says they're miles apart. it's unclear exactly where things stand. yesterday in that face-to-face meeting with mccarthy and biden, it failed to produce any kind of agreement. here's karine jean-pierre. take a listen. >> the president has proposed to reduce the deficit and making clear that there's fundamental priorities that must be protected in this process. everyone understands is the consequences of a first ever default would be severe for the american people and the american commit. >> we understand the biggest sticking point is getting to two sides on the length and size of spending caps. democrats offered to freeze spending at 2023 levels and accept caps for two years and republicans want spending cuts at 2022 levels. there's efforts to find a compromise. mccarthy wants no cuts to defense. the white house wants to preserve the president's signature legislation like the inflation reduction act and there's battles and programs even if they baseline on this cap. here's mccarthy a few hours ago. listen. >> t

kevin mccarthy summarizing the tentative deal they have in place with the white house joined by gary gravesan from louisiana as well as patrick mchenry who is the congressman from north carolina. let's bring in rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel to get her perspective on this. thank you for joining us on "sunday morning futures." you heard the speaker, he has spoken about this already, but what is your initial thought? >> i was looking at them and thinking these guys really have been pulling a couple all nighters. they look like they have been working really hard. i think they did a great job. they will have support within the conference and they will be transparent. people will be able to read this. it will go in front of the american people. everyone that votes on this will read it. that has not been the case in the past. a nondiscretionary spending will go down. we will hold the biden administration accountable. they will not be able to raise taxes and we will cut spending. i think all of this looks very good and kevin mccarthy and the house have really led the way. jason: in these types of d

several hours later, all three gop negotiators mccarthy, mchenry and representative gary graves, republicanlouisiana, left building to pick up lunch at chipotle. their fetch included countless bags of chips and tubs of queso, which they left for the dozens of reporters staking out the talks. later, still, mccarthy staffers hauled from the office a americans, too, filled with ice sodas and balls of water, also for the benefit of reporters. but the endeavor suffered a few setbacks. first, the tourists roaming capitol picked the vessel clean when the aides restock and moved the craft out of the tour stream. it sprung a leak as the ice melted. once again, this comes from the hill newspaper. a couple of light moments as reporters and lawmakers wait to see if there would be a deal from the white house. once again, we want to know what you think about the deal done from the w house and from the speaker's office. democrats, your lines. 202748 8000 republicans. you can call 202748 8001 independence your lines. 2027 48,002. let's go to clarence, who's calling from east lansing in michigan on the demo

we saw gary graves leave a meeting in congress on friday. he said, they are being obstinate.ome of these things -- behind closed doors, i think they realize they should get a deal. host: on that note, you said these next two days will be crucial. what is the past -- path forward? what do you think could shake over the next two days? guest: that is a really good question. if i knew, i think every thing would be great. i do not. i think -- what democrats imply they expect there to be is a freeze on spending essentially amounting to a continued resolution for the next year. everything we spent in fiscal year 2023, we spend it in fiscal year 2024. this is somewhat on the middle ground. democrats proposed a big increase in spending. they are not going to get that. republicans have said they want to bring things back to fiscal year 2022 spending, a 22% cut across the board which is not going to happen. both sides need to come to the middle. my guess is, you get a big increase in -- funding, and maybe there is a cut on domestic programs. i think there is a framework you will hear to

gary graves, republican of louisiana doing the talking for speaker mccarthy has those talks continue., democrat -- jamie in california, democrats' line. caller: joe biden is not the problem or his classified documents. it is that we have a ceiling. e should not evenwe -- we should not even have a ceiling on our debt. we could print more money and have it done. we need to make sure that people on snap have to work for their food instead, and focus on other things like going to war. that is where we spend most of our money, going to war. why don't we knuckle down and fix it, and do like what federman said, make the bank do something about their around -- their own shit. host: watch your language. it does not affect us as much as it affects our radio component. caller: that debt ceiling, should have been taking care of a long time ago, and quit passing the buck. i'm so tired of it. i don't know why they keep passing it. host: ok. callers, if you would as well, turned on that television set. there is a bit of delay between when we say things here and when it hits your television, so it ca

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and there representative gary graves is pulling back on the redline. the white house is voting on speaking -- keeping the spending this year less that it wants the pentagon to share in some of the cost and cuts. and president biden reportedly says he is accepting the spending cuts from the republicans. there was a recent poll about the debt ceiling and what should be done about it. they report this morning that 63% say they think negotiation should be coupled with terms to reduce the budget deficit. 19% say the debt limit should be raised and 16% say it should not be raised at all. overall adults say they understand the debate but they feel that it should be increased without condition. 37% -- without in mind in this next hour, we went to hear from you in what you think is the best way to reach a deal with the debate over the debt ceiling. 10 days left until the deadline of june 1. democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001, independents (202) 748-8002, text us at (202) 748-8003. president biden was finishing his g7 meeting in japan and then