t-bills rocketing to 11% higher and an even worst devaluation of the dollar, and it feels like the house gope line on that, but maybe we should be pushing back further on this far-left ideology that seems to be infecting the white house. >> liz, i agree completely. speaker kevin mccarthy is the adult in the room. he went to joe biden on february 1st and said let's have a sensible and responsible approach to the budget and raising the debt ceiling, and he waited 100 days to get any kind of a second meeting with joe biden. and in the meantime, we've raised the debt ceiling and controlled spending and reined in allege la story costs -- regulatory costs to help this economy grow and recover, so we're the cults in the room, and we appreciate -- adults in the room. we need joe biden to come negotiate. elizabeth: you guys are terrific. thanks for joining us. >>> we've got a hot story coming up. randi weingarten, she's now getting ridiculed for selling a new tool to delete embarrassing posts on twitter and social media after teachers union chief has been called out for her own posts. and upcoming in

house gop oversight, they're going to to have a presser this wednesday morning at 9 a.m. showing more evidence alleging this is wider and deeper than realized. we're also dilling into the biden -- digging into what the biden family was doing with those shell companies. also white house preparing for justice department charge against hunter biden as the president tells msnbc hunter did nothing wrong. david spunt has the story. >> reporter: several different tracks involving hunter biden on the hill and also the federal investigation here at doj. this is what president biden, as you referenced, talked about in that interview that aired on msnbc late friday. let's take a look. >> first of all, my son's done nothing wrong. i trust him, i have faith in the him, and it impacts my presidency by making me feel proud of him. >> reporter: fox news told the probing into hunter's finances and taxes, overseas business dealings specifically, began in at least 2018, potentially earlier. "the washington post" reporting federal prosecutors getting very close to the making a decision about

house gop leaders reach a tentative deal with president joe biden saturday night to lift the debt ceiling in a long-awaited breakthrough that could avoid an economic crisis if congress passes it next week. details have not been made public yet, but we are starting to trickle out. as described by sources familiar , the nations borrowing cap would be suspended until january 1, 2025, avoiding another market rattling fight during election year. quote we have come to an agreement in principle, speaker my kevin mccarthy -- speaker kevin mccarthy announced shortly after 9:00 p.m. we still have a lot of work to do, but i believe this is an agreement that is worthy of the american people. we brought you mccarthys comments at the top of the show, but we want to bring you his full comments he made after reaching this agreement. here is speaker kevin mccarthy. speaker mccarthy: i just got off the phone with the president, i talked with him twice today. after weeks of negotiations, we have come to an agreement in principle. we still have a lot of work to do, but i believe this is worthy of the america

house says they want to keep biden's student loan forgiveness plan, that they would threaten any house gopat, and the supreme court has been taking on that fight. plus, the hill is reporting house democrats are furious the president isn't pushing harder for tax hikes on the wealthy. do they get the bigger picture about the u.s. dollar. >> no, they absolutely don't. that's why we've gotten where we were. four years since i've been in congress with nancy pelosi at the helm where we spend and spend and spend is and that's their plan. they don't want to cut any spending, they don't want to have work requirements for those on welfare programs, and that's a sticking point for republicans, obviously, that feel like we need to get our fiscal house in order. we've already passed a bill right here in the house of representatives, sent a bill to the senate. we've cone our job and now we're waiting for the white house to come to the negotiating table and actually come to us with some real issues that we can negotiate on. elizabeth: and, you know, congressman, polls show voters are siding with the gop.

white house and gop close in on deal to the raise debt limit and cut spending. s house ways and committees -- means committee chair and joins us now. sir, the keel, reportedly in the times, is for republicans to claim some spending can cuts and the democrats to claim the cuts are not too dallas in. will that supply with -- too drastic. will that the fly with all gop house members? >> i'll tell you, we're still waiting for a deal. one of the big hold-ups so far, suiter, is that -- stuart, is that president biden has been pretty reckless. he's actually prioritizing paying people not to work versus paying people's social security and medicare benefits. but we do get to an agreement that is somewhere in the middle, i would expect that the house republicans will continue to stay united. one thing that we know is that the house republicans are the only party that has been united in washington, d.c. this congress. we're the only ones that was the able to the address the fiscal insanity and also raise debt limit. not one democrat in washington has voted to crease fiscal

. >> house gop plan not mentioned to one of the issues are some of the issues to raise the debt ceilingou in 2024 would reduce spending currently going on by 2022 levels in future spending growth to 1% annually the next decade and an effort to recover covid-19 guns and impose new work requirements for federal aidir and call the irs andlock student debt cancellation and reform energy permitting and green energy program. such as somee of the starting pointsst for speaker mccarthy ad republicans to meet with president biden of the congressional leaders. republicans before the budget in debate that is discussions. sarah on our neither line in south carolina. >> hello, how you? >> i am good, how are you? >> i'm good, thank you for asking. i wanted to call him because i saw there are three options to call in on and i think both parties have valid points but i can't agree with either one totally and it's disappointing to me that they are not setting a good example for the country where we are in turmoil on many different levels and the debt ceiling is a huge one but it's hard for me to understan

so today the house comes back to washington. gop leaders call the house back into session to get ready to vote on that tomorrow. today in the house we'll see a number of votes on suspension bills which are various bills lawmakers will come back to washington to vote on. i think why gop leaders decided to bring members back today is so they can whip on this bill. so leadership on both sides of the aisle can speak to leadership and republicans and sell this bill to them. as mentioned the house rules committee is set to meet on the debt limit today, and there's a little friction there with some questions whether or not the bill will actually pass out of the committee. there are three hard line-curves on that panel, two of whom have voiced strong apesition to this debt limit bill. there's some questions whether or not they'll vote to advance the bill. if the bill is advanced from the rules committee, the full vote will be in the house tomorrow, and if that passes, the legislation goes onto the senate. we have some conservative lawmakers

i think the thing we want to see from comer from the house gop, is how can you deliver on goods about himself? >> let's answer that bank records i was telling maria yesterday i think we finally get still going through bank, 20 banks, requested records from you've got a morass of llc, llcs from about family why all those llcs what businesses? no idea anybody can put random name on it. >> you can do business or not whatever that is. >> money there is similar pattern a lot money comes into america to one entity goes back offshore, then when it comes back out going into various llcs congressionaled by biden family what possible work could biden grandkids have done, to earn money off any of these deals? a lot is made of hunter biden importants personal life his drug problems, right? that in he itself what is a lot of families in america go through but, at the same time, we are supposed to believe a bias genius making tens of millions of dollars on details in kaichs private equity fund with bank of china a billion-dollar commitment for a mandate at that same period debilitating habitat his

that's what we were told by some house gop members who were in the room. and we were also told by garrett graves, a house gop member, he called it negotiations. he said that they can call it whatever they want but that's what's happening right now. dusty johnson adding the last 48 hours has given him some hope that potentially they can get to a deal. but again, just to underscore, they're still pretty far apart. but the fact they're at least having these meetings is a step in the direction toward a deal. jessica dean, cnn, capitol hill. >>> a u.s. federal judge in virginia has ruled that a national ban on selling handguns to 18 to 20-year-olds is unconstitutional. the judge said that the age limits weren't consistent with the country's, quote, history and tradition and so they violate the second amendment. it's the latest legal volley over age-based firearm regulations following a supreme court ruling last year that changed how such challenges are evaluated. >>> it's expected a u.s. marine veteran will be charged in the chokehold death of a man on the new

and in fact, one house gop member, garret graves, said, look, you can call these meetings whatever youant. the fact is he believes these are negotiations that is what they are beginning and dusty johnson, another gop member, was quoted as saying that the last 48 hours has given him some reason for hope. now, we do know that they met for about two hours and 15 minutes up here on the hill today. these were staff members from the senate, from the house and from the white house. and that they will again meet tomorrow. there is some hope there that they are at least continuing to meet. here is speaker mccarthy. listen. >> the staff has met the last two days. we think it's productive for the staff to meet again. i have not seen from there a seriousness of the white house that they want to deal. it seems like they want to default more than they want to deal. >> reporter: so again, wolf, look, it's worth underscoring there is a long way to go here. the key thing to know is they are continuing to meet, but they are still pretty far apart and there is a lot of work to be done. a reminder for eve

was because he was bringing bills to the floor that did not have the majority of support from the house gopority on his side, congressman smith thinks he'll be ok going forward. don't forget, this has to be bipartisan because you have to get support in the senate, you have to get 60 votes. >> sandra: looking through some of the exact words of rep bishop during the noon hour, to my colleagues in the republican congress, you have a few hours to make up your mind. you are the key to our being able to reacquire the unity, now it's going to take some steps by the way because the leadership decision to forfeit that is going to have to be dealt with. also just looking at some of the votes we still have yet to find where they stand on this, rep massey the republican from kentucky will make an announcement on twitter soon how he's going to vote on the debt limit bill and the rules committee, said he's going to make an announcement soon. i got to talk to my wife first, quoting him directly, i don't make any decisions without her. so, this is where things stand as we look live at the hill where we do

maybe in the gop-controlled house.parks conversation over whether he was 100% accurate at the way he was portraying what he knew. elizabeth: shannon bream, you're terrific. thanks for joining us tonight. >> good to see you. elizabeth: kat timpf are coming up. -- is coming up. we've got more consumers nationwide saying no to companies going political, talking bud light, target, nike and more. and kid you see this story? protesters threw a brick at the podium where the democrat san francisco mayor london breed was talking about stopping drug crimes. but first, let's check in with dagen and sean is. sean: we have a barn-burner of a show coming up. we have congressman mike johnson as well as "wall street journal" reporter kim strassel is going to be here as well. dana: vivek ramaswamy, he's back on linkedin, surprise, once we called him for comment about why he was locked out and the vis of reason, steve forbes -- the voice of reason. spending cuts weren't controversial for the last 40 years. why are they now? stay tuned,

that means it's likely not going to be as aggressive as that house gop bill because it's going to be a compromise between the two sides. mccarthy risks there turn off members of his right flank and also losing votes, but also on the other side as well president biden and democrats have to manage handling the more liberal and progressive wing of their party. a number of democrats have expressed frustrations that tax increases on the wealthy are not being included in these negotiations and were not laid down as a red line by president biden in these talks. so the democrats are risking turning off members of their liberal base. so if enough of those conservative and liberals don't agree to this bill, it does have a possibility of not having the votes. however, if there's a strong enough moderate base it will have the votes. i think in terms of whip operation we'll first have to see what comes out in this final agreement. but, look, it's a very known thing it's going to have to be bipartisan, but it's going to be somewhere where it can balance conservatives and liberals. >> some republic

house gop members will try to stop the president's student loan forgiveness program. >> even though the white house says any success they may have is dead on arrival. >> i'll explain. coming up ahead. >> but first, a shortage and diabetes, medicine. and now there's a warning of cancer drug shortages. we will take a drug shortages. we will take a closer look. stay with us. - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. help. >> a drug shortage has cancer patients on edge and it's being felt nationwide. victoria saw tells us how doctors and patients are navigating through this difficult time. >> cancer, the c word no one ever wants to hear. it's scary because the first thing you think of is well, how much time do i left? 43 year-old eric topaz battling stage 4 colorectal cancer. i spoke with him

i'll speak with homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas and house gop homeland security chairmank green next and deal or no deal as the u.s. barrels closer to a debt ceiling deadline, president biden says the two sides are making progress. can they strike a deal in time? deputy treasury secretary wally ariyemo joins me ahead. plus primary problems, the president frames his re-election pitch around donald trump. >> sinister forces may believe they'll determine america's future. >> while ron desantis makes his case for change. >> if we focus the election on the past the democrats are going to beat us again. >> will voters agree? ♪ ♪ >>> hello. i'm dana bash in washington where the state of our union is wishing all of the moms out there a very happy mother's day. president biden is making his general election pitch to voters painting 2024 as another battle for the future of american democracy, but this month, two simmering problems pose big challenges to his re-election efforts and the potential for a catastrophic debt default and the crisis at the southern border. this weekend, the

and 35 are warning they could vote against it if it moves too far off of the house gop position, layingds, all with questions even if there is a deal, can they get the votes to pass it? it's uncertain at this point, a t this critical moment to avoid a debt default. >> yeah, certainly is. manu, thank you. >>> now to the white house with cnn's jeremy diamond. we heard the president saying look, they agree, both sides, on one thing, they don't want a default. he did emphasize what they do not agree on. how are they finding common ground right now? how is this weekend going to look with house members gone for the holiday? >> yeah, i think you're getting at theish issue here. even though the white house and republican negotiators describe these talks as productive and they are making some progress, it's evident in listening to both sides that the gaps are still so big. you just heard joe biden talking about the fact that default is not an option. he also, at the same time, though, was talking about the fact that he wants to see revenue increases included in this plan. that's something that s

the house gop deal limited spending growth for a decade compared to two years under this agreement.ouse gop bill included work requirements for medicaid and would have pulled back 80 billion in funding for the irs. so, yes, you are not getting everything you wanted. but, again, isn't compromise necessary here? i mean, look, president biden had been saying that he wanted a clean debt ceiling bill and now, look, there's a deal that was struck with speaker mccarthy, why aren't you willing and other members of the freedom caucus willing to negotiate and compromise more, especially given the fact that there are cuts, there are compromises that are favorable for republicans and also for democrats in this deal? >> we've budget running about a from and a half deficit the last couple of years. we've got trillions of dollars in problems and, frankly the cuts that are being talked about are being overstated. you've only got two years of spending caps in place. we wanted ten years in spending caps. do you have an additional six years -- excuse me, additional four years not enforceable and pay g

when we had the debt limit negotiations and then title 42 expiring and the house gop bill coming forward will be interesting to see how much talk and how much stories come out of capitol hill about the president, former president's remarks. >> host: one more call into rigid democrats line we are a little short on time so go ahead with your question or comment please. >>> i'm sitting at the table i get my ability and i'm like my god you guys we are we

house republicans passed the gop border security act which would resume construction of the border wall and hire more border patrol agents. we took action. >> to protect every community in america that is now a border town. the house democrats see this bill as a waste and doesn't help the issue at hand. another week, another extreme magna republican piece of legislation that. the republican majority is trying to jam down the throats of the american people. >> now the bill passed mostly along party lines with 2 republicans voting against it and it is expected to fail in the senate reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john. all right, basil, thanks for that update. there. well, still to come on the kron, 4 morning news, the port of oakland, they now need to decide whether we want to keep negotiating with the oakland a's over howard terminal. >> well, the details after the break. >> well on the oakland a's continue to push for a potential stadium in las vegas. the port oakland. they're going to need to decide whether it will keep negotiations open with team regarding howard terminal a'

ripping into this ripe house saying it's -- is -- is ripping into this white house and calling it dysfunctional. >> the gopse passed it, so it's on the biden administration to negotiate. if they get up to the debt ceiling when the house republicans passed an alternative, that can hardly be blamed on maga republicans. it's obviously political nonsense. liz: the polite between the white house and the powerful uaw auto workers union. they are not yet endorsing biden because of the push on electric cars. what you need to know about biden nominees displaying a shocking lack of knowledge about the agencies they want to lead. an attempt to tends the title 42 border measure. kim gardner resigning. a treasure trove of newly revealed and stunning emails show hunter's business partners asking for help during the obama term. gene hamilton is coming up. congressman mark alfort on "the evening edit." what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. (vo) businesses nationwide are

republicans say that the house passed this build, gop led house did so last, week that included a slewof spending cuts to other republican parties, and they say if there's going to be some negotiation at least to include spending cuts in a final deal. and the white house plans to have a meeting, joe biden does next week with the four top leaders in both chambers from both parties, but it's unclear whether any deal can come of that. earlier, in the, day on tuesday i asked the senate republican leader, mitch mcconnell whether he would intervene in this debate between the house gop and the white house. and, he made clear did the senate would take a backseat to the house. >> it should be clear to the administration that the senate is not a relative player this time. they've got to have a measure that can pass the house. how does it passed the house? well that's with the support of the speaker and on behalf of the speaker. >> now, that comment is significant by senator mcconnell, because in the path set dealing standards he has intervened in the final moments coming up with inventive ways t

house gop leaders reach a tentative deal with president biden saturday night to lift the debt ceilinguld avoid economic crisis if congress passes it next week. details have not been made public we're starting -- it is described as sources familiar the nation's borrowing cap would be suspended until january 1 2025 avoiding another market rally during election year. we have come to an agreement in principle. speaker mccarthy announced we still have a lot of work to do but i believe the agreement is worthy of the american people. we brought you mccarthy comments at the top of the show but we want to bring you his full comments he made after reaching the agreement. [video clip] >> i just got off of the phone with the president. after weeks of negotiations, we have come to an agreement in principle. we have work to do but i believe it is an agreement that is worthy of the american people. it has a reductions in spending. consequential reforms and will lift people out of poverty into the workforce, rein in government overreach, no new taxes, no new government programs. we have more work to

what does this lack of accountability tell you what the house gop leadership?antos is a liar and a fraud, we know this already. speaker mccarthy has essentially empowered the most extreme voices in his party. he needs george santos's vote so he gives away power to folks like george santos and marjorie taylor greene. it's a shame that speaker mccarthy needs to take these issues seriously. george santos clearly lied to his constituents, lie to his house colleagues. lied to almost everyone that knows him. and there should be action. that's why there's a resolution on the expulsion. we were talking about the debt, health care for americans and certainly not classified information. >> i think it's important we know both sides of the conversation when it comes to debt which we hear people doing all the time. democrats want to meet our financial obligations. house republicans planned chicken with the global economy. what do you want the american people to know about what it is republicans are asking for in exchange for just coming to the table? >> what they have propo

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the white house and democrats may reach a deal with speaker, house speaker kevin mccarthy and the house gop. now one major sticking point in the negotiations is a proponent of the republican debt ceiling plan passed through the house last month the proposal would impose stronger work requirements for people on welfare programs, including snap and medicaid. president biden signaled that he's open to implement ago few work requirements, he's not willing to accept any that would impact medical health needs of people >> i want to ask you, there are many democrats who would like biden to circumvent these negotiations all together, so what actions are they pushing for him to take? >> reporter: that's right. in a work in progress letter several senate democrats interest requesting that the president invoke the 14th amendment which would allow hi to lift the debt ceiling on his own without congressional authorization. in the letter the senators say they recognize the importance of preventing a default but add that they cannot allow the destructive republican budget to be implemented despite this pu

r s democrats say the house gop's bill is not a serious proposal.e republicans are demanding hostage negotiations where they will crash, the full faith and credit of the united states would throw our country into recession and hurt us globally, senator bernie sanders says. there are other ways to rein in spending think we can move toward cutting military spending when i was spending 10 times more than the people are than any other country on earth, a lot of waste within government, let's go after it, but don't go to war against the working class of this country if congress and the president cannot reach a deal in the coming months, the us could default on its debt. at the white house. lucas tomlinson . fox news, sudan received its first shipment of humanitarian aid today since fighting began between the sudanese army and arrival parliamentary force, and i hope this will be only the first of a number of batches that will come will be extremely crucial for the hospital to be hospitals to be able to cater for the needs of thousands of people. that are

house budget committee member congressman ralph norman reminded viewers the house gop debt ceiling bill that passed last month did not have any democratic votes. well if it passes with democrat votes. what's changed? we didn't get one vote when we passed the bill that we sent to the senate. what's changed? they must have gotten what they wanted. president biden was asked if he wished the negotiations over the debt ceiling bill was started earlier. he replied. it wouldn't have made a bit of difference. at the white house. lucas tomlinson, fox news. promoters selective on this agreement. we spoke earlier today on the 10 o'clock news with ludwig cardini . he's a finance professor at the university of san francisco school of management. he says a compromise is necessary. we have to get a deal because the government spends a certain amount, so if we didn't get a deal, there would be a lot of chaos. um another question is, should we lower the debt gdp ratio for the united states going forward, but that's a that's a longer term discussion. so i think they'll sell it to both sides. one will say

s democrats say the house gop's bill is not a serious proposal. the republicans are demanding hostage negotiations where they will full faith and credit of the united states would throw our country into recession and hurt us globally, senator bernie sanders says. there are other ways to rein in spending think we can move toward cutting military spending when i was spending 10 times more than the people are than any other country on earth, a lot of waste within government, let's go after it, but don't go to war against the working class of this country if congress and the president cannot reach a deal in the coming months, the us could default on its debt. at the white house. lucas tomlinson, fox news. and up there now in the search for the man accused of killing five people in the state of texas. the fbi says more than 200 people are currently searching for 38 year old francisco oral paisa, the agency is offering $80,000 in reward money for information on his whereabouts. that shooting happened friday night in the town of cleveland. that's just no

but the problem is there is so much space between the gop is and where the white house is. here is speaker kevin mccarthy. >> we've got to get moving. yeah, we havvhave it to pause. >> yesterday it seemed optimistic. >> yesterday i felt like where we could see the path. the white house is just -- look, we can't be spending more money next year. we have to spend less than we spent the year before. it is pretty easy. >> again the white house really believes that they have been reasonable in any spending cuts and we've heard from the house gop saying it is unreasonable, that they are not where they need to be. so underscores the gulf that exists between the two sides. but i've been out here for several years and it is worth noting that typically they make progress and it is not uncommon for them to all take a step back. so this is not uncommon. what needs to happen next is that they need to come back together and push ahead. mccarthy wants a deal at the end of the week. that is what they are still looking at. the question is can they get it done. >> sometimes it feels liken ae

made more than $10 million from other entities with foreig ties of white house official accusing house gop up of microwaving an old debunked theory. will probably hear a lot more about this. >> i think we will. live in dc, thank you. >> let's bring in a member of the house oversight committee for the congresswoman from nort carolina, nancy mace. it's great to have you on as always. comber and jordan really put together one very simple question i want to play for you and i want to get your response appears. >> abides have received billion of dollars. it is inconceivable that the president did not know it. >> what did they do toward the receipt of millions and millions . divided joe biden's brother, wh did joe biden sister-in-law, wh did joe biden's son, why did sell many people receive the money. >> trace: it certainly sounds a compare question. what is your assessment? >> this is just the tip of the iceberg today. we only showed the bank records of four different banks related to the biden family. the media wants to ask where's the evidence. we showed evidence today in the host i've -- hou

. >> dana: this is a show you do not want to miss, house gop following hunter biden money trail on paymentsdings this morning. the white house is bracing, anything could happen, we'll bring the press conference live. chaos imminent at the border with title 42 set to expire tomorrow. and president biden heads to the big apple to talk debt ceiling, does he realize how frustrated the citizens are, the mayor here is extremely frustrated. get your second cup of coffee, we're ready to go in a few minutes. >> brian: the n.f.l. season is fast approaching and a match up will be revealed on christmas day, monday night football. join you go us is fox sports analyst, lead n.f.l. analyst, number one team with kevin burkhard, here is greg olsen. congratulations on a great super bowl, last time we heard from you. what do you want to tell our viewers? >> greg: we're fired up, had unbelievable year last year and now christmas day rematch of last year's nfc game, new york giants going to the philadelphia eagles. last year wasn't great if you were a fan. lost in the super bowl, jalen hurts, another m.v.p. cal

sources tell cnn that white house officials and gop negotiators are getting closer to an agreement to raise the debt ceiling, and zane is on the story. are we on the verge of a deal? >> i think that the major disaster that we were talking about on tuesday as more or less been a voted for now. i am some optimistic based on what i am hearing. i think i am getting the impression that if mccarthy want to make a deal at this point, he probably could. and terms that the contours of what we are hearing right now, there is possibly a deal in the works to raise the debt ceiling to years and issue spending cuts for two years. that's good news there. i think that my concern is even if they reach a deal, this is what i was talking about earlier, even at the reach a deal and you have mccarthy and biden come together to reach a deal, mccarthy still has to sell it, right? that is the issue. he still has to sell it to the house freedom caucus. there is a section and faction of republicans that will condemn whatever deal that comes out. so that is the issue. there's a belief that they need democrats a

the house gop pushed its own plan passing a bill that included a slew of spending cuts attached to raising the debt limit for one year, something that the democrats say is dead on arrival. so it is unclear whether they will be able to get an agreement to overt the first ever debt default in american history, something that could have drastic economic consequences. the leaders do plan to meet on friday and in the interim staff will continue to have discussions, but what will they entail and will they get to the point where they can agree to some sort of outline of what a deal to raise the national debt limit would look like. even if they would get that agreement, it would need support from both chambers of congress and getting that through in the matter of a few weeks would be no easy task given how limited time congress is actually in session between now and then, but also the parliamentary procedure for getting this through the finish line, particularly in the senate which is difficult to move legislation quickly, all major questions about how this could potentially get resolved. but at t

now there's not support in the senate to -- in the senate to support the spending bill that the house gop there's also not support for the clean debt limit raised that schumer himself raised so there will need to be a new agreement reached that both sides can get comfortable with they committed the u.s. would not default on its debt under any circumstance but the question is still what can happen in the next three weeks that ensures that outcome. becky. >> kayla, thank you. joining us right now is former senior adviser to house democratic leader hakim jeffries, michael hardaway, he's the publisher of the hardaway wire and pete kumar who served with mitch mcconnell he's now the washington tax leader's co-leader and welcome to both of you michael, i think you think that things are pretty dire, maybe more dire than you've ever seen. >> i have real concerns. i think this is not 2011 you don't have john boehner leading the house republicans and you have a situation where kevin mccarthy cut a deal to become speaker where at any given time one member of his conference can recall him, and that's

president biden is also accusing house gop lawmakers of refusing to consider revenue in the form offensive rebounds and higher taxes on the form. >> tim scott is expect toddy claire his white house bid and he filed the paperwork to run for president last week and then on wednesday, source sos tell me that florida governor ron desantis considered the top challenger to former president trump and will declare his run in a video on social immediate jaire and timed as desantis is meeting with top republican donors in florida next week. in an interview one candidate that's declared, former south carolina governor nicky hilly hy "welcome to the race, we've been waiting"and wants voters to choose who they're running for and trump with a commanding lead over the field and they've been counseling desantis and his team coming out swinging against trump right after he makes his announcement. gio. >> that's looking very likely. thank you so much. tune into this week later this morning. martha has exclusive interviews with house budget chair jodie arrington and chris van holland >> to the suspect in the

moving through a process trying to force a vote on the house floor to essentially circumvent the house gop leadership and raise the debt ceiling by 218 votes. but, wolf, there are only 213 house democrats meaning they need five to break ranks. don of nebraska told me he's not in favor of the house democratic efforts. just a lot of questions how this crisis can be averted. >> certainly is a crisis right now. thank you very much. now to the major story we're to states military poised to send 1,500 active duty additional troops to mexico. cnn's natasha ber trnd at the pentagon for us. what do we know, first of all, about these troops, what they'll be doing and just when they'll arrive at the u.s.-mexico border. >> we're learning today the administration in anticipation of that title 42 covid era pandemic law is preparing to send 1,500 additional active duty troop tuesday the southern border in order to augment the efforts there of the 2,500 u.s. troops that have been stationed there over the last year as well as the department of homeland security. now, it is important to note that these troo

the senate will not consider the house gop bill and senate majority leader chuck schumer says house republicans cannot make changes to their bill so there's a stalemate. >> rather than listen to reason , speaker mccarthy has caved to extremists. bypassing the default on america act, he's handed the keys over to the house freedom caucus. reporter: but some gop members are skeptical of a june deadline they believe the administration is crying wolf. >> i don't think the secretary is trying to put pressure on congress. i wouldn't pay too much attention to treasuries statements about the precise time that this june 1 date. i think that's a political statement, not a statement based on fact. reporter: congress technically hit the debt ceiling over the winter. the treasury has been going through the fiscal couch cushions to pay debts ever since the next thing to watch for , a market reaction to inaction in washington. neil? neil: you know, chad, you've been around for a while and know how washington operates. sometimes, it responds to crisis , or at least the sense of one developing, maybe on wall str

. >> he represents everything tha is broken, about kevin mc carthy house gop conference. name is george santos, and today his house of cards came tumbling down. >> george santos admitted to lying about his background arrested. >> 13 federal charges against a sitting member of congress. >> 13 counts, the justice department unveils an indictmen about serial liar george santos pricking federal prosecutors argued they he is guilty they say he is a buyer and a cheat and that they have got the good to prove it. >> got it, so ignored $10 million in potential paper plays schemes by the bidens, bu abscess over a freshman congressman. a columnist for the hill in he joins me, joe, i'm sure there was a ton of coverage over the press conference, right? >> must be opposite day. today, the cursory look at the homepage of the new york times right before you went to airshows that it is top six stories are focused on the george santos charges furd cnn, same deal. top six stories about george, anthony,. >> i like that you know his two middle names for it. >> you know, it's a thing. but, it g

cheryl: house gop debt limit now facing uphill battle senate majority leader chuck schumer dismissingmerica act, the leader racing releasing a stadium if kevin mccarthy with serious good faith negotiate aider would not have let this debate go in wrong direction. >> in 2011 he said this, about negotiating a debt ceiling. . >>. >> well, look, i think i go neither side should play games with debt ceiling it is so vital, we got to come together like grown ups some somewhere in the middle we met them we hear the message to cut waste efficiency programs. cheryl: joining me virginia congressman member house budget appropriations, judiciary economies ben cline congressman, good morning to you, so chuck schumer saying one thing 2011, very different thing in 2023. >> shocking isn't it? have it is clear trying to have it both ways nancy pelosi talked about the normal procedure of attaching legislation to debt ceiling bill joe biden voted for it in senate many times, so for us to he reforms to the process that will help rein in waste full spending, to increase the debt ceiling, that is just norma

the house gop force concessions from biden. in other words, the political unity paid off.le, the republican from the state of wisconsin, huntsman, good to see you. thirty-two members of your party say they are voting no on this debt deal tonight. how are you voting and what your answer to them? >> this bill is a step in the right direction, my colleagues would like to have a perfect bill until i but unfortunately they don't exist in d.c. this is our opportunity to put forward the biggest spending cut in the history of the united states government, $1.5 trillion in savings. put in place work requirements to get folks back to work. we are doing all of this without raising taxes. a step in the right direction, the beginning of these negotiations president biden put his head in the sand dangerously recklessly risking the united states economy going into default and the end of the day republicans are walking away with winds moving in the right direction but now we need to continue work to get our fiscal house back in order. >> let's talk about 2024, the media painted dolmetsch

senate republicans support the house gop bill passed last week. >> so all the barbs and attacks on theill today are meaningless. everyone knows it. this is an opening bid. it's time for president biden to stop playing politics and demonstrate real presidential leadership by negotiating in good faith. >> democrats lack a plan to address the debt ceiling. they have gotten criticism over their claims about the house g.o.p. bill. they convened the hearing to rail against the g.o.p. plan. that could backfire. >> just the effect that you are having a hearing on that bill, doesn't it give republicans the opportunity to emphasize their argument this is the only bill that has passed? >> the first opportunity republicans have ever had to emphasize it. this bill is so bad they're afraid to do that. we welcome and relish the discussion in committee tomorrow. >> democrats are facing blowback over their charge the g.o.p. would cut spending. interest on the debt could out pace defense spending by 2033. harris. >> harris: that's what senator mike lee told me yesterday. the opposite of what democrats a

a senate budget hearing on the house gop debt ceiling bill calling it the default on america act.ship billionaire backroom deals how does chuck schumer come up with the new name of the bill, calling it the default on america act when it will is actually him that is stonewalling? >> because not a serious efforts i think that, he was fully anticipating house wouldn't be able to move something out of that chamber, he has been caught flat-footed nothing except rhetoric pointing out not only important spending reforms in this o, by the way, joe biden when vice. joe biden talks about this being a negotiations any time entering a debt ceiling debate like this, also has important structural he reforms the act says fun elected about arer bureaucrats congress house, senate should vote i fully sport that you wouldn't see you know a quarter of the nonsense we've seen moving forward from administrative state. >> i mean we are running out of money as a country, we are dancing with default, now june 1 is the date, we still don't have any commitments to stop the spending. in the white house, in i

the house gop then pushed its own plan, passing a bill that included a slew of spending cuts as in taskse the debt limit for one year. that's something the democrats say is dead on arrival. so, where did they go from? here it is unclear whether they will be able to get to an agreement to avert the first ever debt default in american history. something that could have a drastic economic consequence. the leaders do plan to meet on friday and in turn the stuff will continue to have discussions of all of those discussions detailing. they'll get to a point where they could agree to some sort of framework, or some sort of outline of what a deal to raise the national debt limit would look. like even if they were to get that agreement, they would need support from both the chambers of congress, and getting that they're within a matter of few weeks will be no easy task given how limited times congress is actually in session between now and then. but also the process of the parliamentary procedure for getting this through the finish line, particularly in the united states senate, which is differe

are already signaling that they are not willing to support anything that falls short of what the house gop passed in the house. mccarthy knows he has a sales job, that's why he's fighting so hard to get as many republicans priorities in this deal is possible. but i would point out, he doesn't necessarily need conservatives in order to be able to pass. this presumably, if there is a bipartisan deal, there it will also be democrats who support that. he does need their support in order to retain the speakership. that is certainly driving the dynamic in these negotiations as well, anderson. >> melanie's a known, appreciated. we should know we just got a statement from the white house which also called the meeting productive. also tonight, two new developments in the former presidents many legal challenges. one on the criminal side gives federal prosecutors and apparently a close look at conversations he may have had with one of his attorneys in classified documents case at a key moment in the investigation. that attorney is said to have kept very careful notes. the other development concerns o

how many committee debates of the house gop hold on their default on america act? how many expert witnesses were invited? again, the truth is, to full on america is an extremist bill that would never have a shot at passing with much of the american public on its own. as such, everything about the bill was rushed and it was secret, and not open and transparent. mccarthy's words ring hollow. host: senator chuck schumer yesterday. we are asking about your confidence level in washington avoiding default. we are taking your calls we have roger in indiana. democrats. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have high confidence in our government to not default. my confidence lies towards more so the democrats because i believe republicans are just pulling a stunt. they do this every single time. they run up the deficit, transfer of power goes over to the democrats, then they cry cut, cut, cut, you know, but they never want to cut the main things that really is driving our deficit which is the tax cuts for the rich, there are tax incentives that big oil corpo

. >> reporter: but it's possible the house gop debt ceiling bill could handcuff mccarthy. at least 20 republicans would balk at anything besides the house bill. fox has told the gop may need 140 democrats, that means democrats need to score wins in the talks. the sides are getting nervous. >> i think a lot of us are, you know, a little shocked that we keep getting this close. 10 days, nine days, you know, this is, this is tough. this is not where we should be. >> reporter: the key is how many conservatives can mccarthy bring along and not do damage to his speakership. neil? neil: got it, chad. thank you my friend, chad pergram. another one he wants to keep on his side is all the key republicans including my next guest, florida congresswoman, anna paulina luna. she sits on the house freedom caucus as well. very influential making kevin mccarthy the speaker of the house in the first place. congresswoman, great to see you. >> thanks for having me back own, neil. neil: from what you've seen congresswoman, and from what you've heard, i know details are sketchy have you found any

there's hope and expectation among the republican leadership that a deal can be reached, with house gophouse over the next couple of days, perhaps into the weekend. bring the house back next week, vote on it in the house, get it through the senate in the days ahead. that is if everything goes perfectly. as we've known, things have not gone perfectly. in fact, there are still some significant disagreements. in negotiations, they're still talking about spending cuts, how far to go in terms of cutting federal spending. there's a push among republicans to add work requirements to safety net programs, and there are those that want to ease the construction of energy projects that gives heartburn to some progressives. we're hearing from 35 house conservatives who just laid out a new list of demands, including new border security measures. that means if there are 35 members that vote against the deal, they would need democrats to offset the losses to get any deal through the house. in talking to democrats and republicans over the last day or so, it is clear there is a lot of pushback coming fro

programs quickly before we go can you give us a timeline on when the formal budget proposal for the house gopill be out? oh, i can. i can mean a slaves. we are still conducting oversight. we are still connecting oversight hearings for this president is not an oversight into years. we are well underway with our budget for it framework. we'll certainly contrast the highest estate levels of spending, taxing them and president biden's budget. the most urgent manner as the debt ceiling. making sure we left it responsibly. we pay our bills and put fiscal controls in place. this president has done it for me in the bill was sent to the senate we are asking to base responsible. do the right thing by the american people reckless spending and failed economic policies. mainly from this administration. mainly over the past two years. shannon: we know those msn helmet's and a budget since may. america's cheering for washington to figure this out. chairman, thinking. thank you shannon. shannon: at the governor seven grip on what is behind a huge drop in u.s. and test scores on history and civics. it will be

the house gop passed a bill laying out your plan to cut rampant spending and raise the debt limit asing. republican leaders say it is all on the democrats and president biden now. let's watch together. >> can you guarantee as a leader in the united states congress that the united states of america will not default on its debt? >> i can assuming that our president and the schumer senate recognize the gravity of the problem. the white house needs to ultimately get into this negotiation. the president is in hiding for two months. that's not acceptable. they expect the president to sit in the room with speaker mccarthy and start negotiating. >> harris: nearly a dozen house democrats and some are splitting with biden say it is time for him to sit down with house speaker mccarthy. are those numbers big enough to make it happen? >> let's hope so. what happened is republicans called the president's bluff. the president was trying to bury his head in the sand and fiddling while america is burning with rampant inflation and spending money we don't have causing all manner of problems for the am