what do you make of that jeremy herb? >> guest: that shows this is no? going to be an easy sell despite ryan's pledge that this cuts the deficit. conservative tea party republicans like sequester. for the first time in a long, long while they have cut government spending. they're doing it because of the sequester. this deal raises the levels up from $967 million in discretionary spending to 1.012 trillion. they'reon clearly not happy abot that. it doesn't tackle entitlements. it doesn't really get at what they fear is the biggest driver of the debt. and you know, you heard, it was congressman huelskamp call the fees taxes and if that is certainly going to be an argument we hear from conservative w critics. heritage action what they do on this will be real interesting. americans for prosperity and how hard these groups try to lobby against republicans supporting the deal. i think it will need democratic votes as well as republican votes to get passed in the house. >> host: jeremesy herb with the hill, the hill.com is where you find their reporting. thank

host: all right, jeremy herb from "the hill," thank you, sir. your phone calls now. diane, democratic caller, what do you think? caller: i was sinking about the deal that they made yesterday. with the cuts in everything, they are not thinking about the people out there who have families with unemployment, not extending it. what do they do if we decide to go on the ballot next year and reduce their pay and let them see how they do it? and let them pay for their own insurance. how can some of the democrats go as -- go with such deals? people around the world are looking at america. anything toow up help jobs back here. if they stop helping these companies that have jobs overseas or the cayman islands. we can charge them every week for those jobs overseas. they are hiding their money. thank you very much. host: ok, patrick in photo. is c-spanod morning, never going to talk about the lawsuit that israel brought against china for state- sponsored terrorism? there is a front-page article on "the wall street journal." host: if you have a suggestion for us, you can tweet us.