kevin a beautiful sound, it's my son. >> kevin was free, but how?pen. >> here he is, kevin lunsmann. now in his twenties. and this is his amazing story. which began a moment before the kidnappers took his mom away. when she leaned forward, and whispered in his ear. >> i remember the words exactly she said. you have to get home to your father. you have to get back home. it made me realize that she might be thinking she may not make it tonight. >> she might be taken away, we killed? >> yes. i just wanted to cry. and i didn't, i didn't want to lose her. >> soon after that, they took his cousin away also. >> after he left, i was alone. there was nothing more, it was just me. >> 14 years old, all alone in that dark room in the jungle. when he finally slept, he had a dream. >> we are in a two story house, and i turn to my side, my mother is there, and my cousin is there. all of a sudden, a barrage of bullets goes through the walls. all these bullets are flying through. we aren't getting hit. all of a sudden, i turned around, and my mother's gone, and my c

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we should know more soon- kevin _ sides? we should know more soon. kevin mccarthy - sides?n. kevin mccarthy says i sides? we should know morej soon. kevin mccarthy says he will post the text tomorrow. he said he will be out in open and put it out for everyone to see, saying that he thought he was going to get a deal that people could be proud of, that was worthy of the american people. keeping to his promise and saying that he would have lawmakers come back to washington and vote on it on wednesday. some people have beans regulating as to whether lawmakers would be recalled over this memorial weekend, coming back tomorrow to vote on it, but it appears not now. in terms of the latest of what we know, we were watching very closely today with joe biden and kevin mccarthy holding that lengthy call from around 6pm eastern time here in washington, going on for over an hour, and we assume that during that call they perhaps were hashing out the last elements of this deal. and we know that basically mccarthy's job, now, is to speak to members of the republican party and sell this de

kevin mccarthy lost. the democrats have delivered 80 billion dollars for the internal revenue service and additional funding. that is the largest funding increase at the internal revenue service in its history. and as part of this deal with kevin mccarthy to appear to cut government spending, joe biden has decided to give the irs only 70 billion dollars increase since that at the 80 billion dollar increase. and the 70 billion is that the largest increase of funding and irs history. and president biden will then spread that ten billion dollars virtually going to the irs across areas of so-called spending cuts that republicans want to, in effect, neutralize those spending cuts. the senate republican party that legislated and 18% spending cut across every government activity except the military. is now accepting the steal. that was their proposal for increasing the debt ceiling. they got none of that. the problem for the winners in a deal like this is if they declare themselves to be winners at this stage, i

he needs kevin mccarthy to think, having a negotiation as a victory because kevin mccarthy knows he'sbtain from joe biden anything close to the demands of the crazies in the republican party. kevin mccarthy then said, they made a mistake not to negotiate. let's take strong together. and then jake sherman tells us that kevin mccarthy also showed a video with a chronology of democrats saying they wouldn't negotiate. in other words, kevin mccarthy spent that meeting stressing to his republican members that they already had a victory just because they had a negotiation. joe biden gave them that negotiation and he gave up nothing in giving that negotiation. later today, kevin mccarthy was asked what he was willing to give up in the negotiation and he said, we are going to raise the debt ceiling. in other words, raising the debt ceiling is a concession to the democrats in kevin mccarthy 's view which is of course ridiculous, and kevin mccarthy knows it. but he does have enough republican members of the house who understand that raising the debt ceiling is necessary. but those same republica

we had kevin mccarthy and president _ parties. we had kevin mccarthy and president joe _ parties.vin mccarthy and president joe biden - and presidentjoe biden signalling that a little bit, speaking to the members earlier, there was a meeting with kevin mccarthy and republican meeting today and joe biden will be meeting with democrats tomorrow on a limb call to get that deal passed. —— tomorrow on a zoom call. last hour we took a closer look at the deal. we wa nt we want to get more on this deal. we bring in the �*washington post�* reporter and joel rubin, is serving food the obama legislation. first of all, thank you forjoining us on this late hour and what is a holiday or memorial day weekend in the united states. many lawmakers thought they would be getting a week and often it doesn't look like that is happening! thank you for joining us. starting off, asking each of you, leanne, what was your reaction when he started to hear the details that may be in this framework agreement? we that may be in this framework agreement?— that may be in this framework agreement? we are still goi

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kevin, can we not go there? where are we going? >> kevin: i was just saying long-term.my view, those people are unelectable to any position of consequence because the majority of the population, regardless of politics or gender, this is just so foreign. the idea that someone gives up their life and you don't support them and their family afte afterwards? it's so foreign to me and 1099s .9% of americans. are unelectable. their brands are garbage to me. >> harris: the president of the united states was told by generals. >> emily: they are unelectable, it's why it's such a travesty. these people are being paid by all the people they purport to represent but are such fringe or presenters. there is apsley no logic. moments before cori bush defended that obscene amount of money she paid on private security, she said what, do you want me to die? moments after calling to defund the police. the oblivion in full display because there is no rationale, no logic and it is pure screaming hypocrisy to the detriment of the respect these officers deserve. >> kara: is pretty rich coming

joe biden, it is kevin mccarthy-— joe biden, it is kevin mccarth . ., �* , joe biden, it is kevin mccarthcircle back because there _ mccarthy. leanne, let's circle back because there are - mccarthy. leanne, let's circle back because there are still i back because there are still details to be worked out and we only have a few of the details now in front of us are looking ahead, we have to see a certain number of democrats and republicans getting on board. if you had to predict what we might see on wednesday because there are also ways that some lawmakers can slow down the process and bring us even closer to the june five deadline. do you closer to thejune five deadline. do you think closer to the june five deadline. do you think there are enough lawmakers out there that are happy enough asjoel was saying with this deal that this might get done on wednesday? i this might get done on wednesday?— this might get done on wednesda ? _ ., wednesday? i will say that there is some _ wednesday? i will say that there is some concern - wednesday? i will say that i there is some concern about wednesda

kevin mccarthy has a different problem.re are some people who can throw him out of his speakership, potentially. does that happen in the midst of the process? does that happen after the process? that is a different challenge for him. >> all right, msnbc's jen psaki. thank you so much jen for coming on on saturday night. i appreciate it. let's bring in the all-star panel folks. who is going to help us in this hour. kurt bardella, adviser for the dnc and the dccc. my man, rick wilson, cofounder of the lincoln project. david rohde, nbc news senior executive editor for national security. and molly jong-fast. host of the fast politics podcast and vanity fair special correspondent. welcome to all of you. we're going to do a quick round robin. i want to give each of you ate an assessment of the state of this deal right now. this seemingly has been struck. rick, i'll start with you. [inaudible] rick, i think you're muted buddy. >> great night for joe biden. great night for the white house. even though their messaging has been tenta

it is all kevin mccarthy's fault when it is anything but kevin mccarthy's fault. why do democrats care so deeply about this when mccarthy was begging the white house day after day to sit down and negotiate this? take a look. >> we have to negotiate. our government is designed to have compromise. he is the president. he is playing with the financial markets of america by saying he would not negotiate. let's be rational and reasonable and sit down and negotiate. >> he told congress we were going to meet. at the democratic retreat, he told the democrats we were planning meetings. he has never had one. time is ticking. he needs to come to the negotiating table instead of put us in default. >> the white house has been stonewalling kevin mccarthy. they ignored him over and over and they refused to answer the phone and according to democrats, there would be no negotiations, our way or the highway. >> we will not be doing negotiation over the debt ceiling. >> the president's position is simple. congress needs to take action without hostagetaking. >> we need to take the th

including calling ate win for kevin mccarthy.y shook on the deal and now must deliver. the "wall street journal" calling it a debt creel worth passing. "washington post" saying it makes sense. on and on we go. peter doocy of how that is falling out. newspapers might gather around that view, but the players are not. >> its interesting just walking out of the white house briefing, they had the omb director, and they're not talking about making changes to this bill to make sure it gets through. they're taking a hand-off approach at this point. essentially saying they don't want to do anything until it passes and gets sent back here. >> when you enter in good faith negotiations, you make sure it gets to the president's desk and we'll fulfill our part when it gets to the president's desk. >> so they are waiting for the republican house and the democratic senate to send the bill back this way even though they admit that the time is very short. >> we have a short limit of time here as we know from the treasury's letter on when default c

because kevin mccarthy doesn't have the votes. because kevin mccarthy is going to the white house without a majority of his caucus. he does not have what is necessary to negotiate and for any, any question about what anybody would settle for, he has responsibility to concede. so if he wants any democratic support, he has to come to the table and we have seen him over and over again say that he will not negotiate, that they are engaged in hostage taking, not negotiation. extortion, not conversation. and that is not something we can establish, it is not something we can reinforce in this country. the proposal that we see on this table right now that kevin mccarthy and the republican caucus have put down has been an absolute rejection of the same reckless tax cuts that were passed in 2017 that we said at the time would explode the debt ratio, that would explode the deficit. and now several years later we are in this scenario and instead of them recognizing the error of their ways, they want to protect tax cuts on yachts and private j

kevin coleman, you have a response? >> thank you, mary, i'm not familiar with a specific article, but -- everybody wants to see see accountability of the federal spending in that regard. but i wish i could comment more on the article, i'm just not familiar with it. >> jesse is in albuquerque, new mexico. hi, jesse. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> so, i just wanted to bring up something. i read, i remember i read a michelle milken book about ten or five years ago, sold out how bipartisan -- selling out america's best and brightest. and they talked about how, basically, the u.s. job market has decreased by about 50 million jobs, since 1995, and so, i just wonder about that labor shortage narrative, and, you know, i'm a teacher, a middle school teacher at a charter school. i think that might be considered a small business, and i live in new mexico. basically, we're all small businesses around here, there is very little corporate interests, unfortunately. walmart just shut down on the main street in albuquerque, and, y

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 american people. it has historic reductions in spending, consequential reforms that will lift people out of poverty into the workforce, rain and government overreach. no new taxes, no new government programs. there is more within the bill. we have more work to do tonight to finish all of the writing of it, i want to take a moment to think -- thank everyone for their work and i know you have a lot of questions. i will not take them tonight. out of respect, i want to brief our members about where we currently are. i expect to finish the writing of the bill, check in with the white house in speak with the president again tomorrow afternoon, then posting the text of it tomorrow. then be voting on it on wednesday. thank you for your time, this is worthy of

this is a success for kevin mccarthy. saying, the possibility is of a considerable majority for this. the left wing of the democrats will probably vote against it and there will be some votes against it on the republican side for not having gone enough, but this establishes a great president for the republicans. the president has conceded that there are negotiations on spending in order to get this sort of thing done which is exactly what he said he did not want to do and now he has done it. this can be a template for the way things move the next time that it comes up. jon: let's talk about some of the republicans that want to take his job. i want to put up on the screen the latest reuters poll on the state of the race on the republican side to perhaps nobody's surprise. donald trump's way out in front. the former president at 49% approval or 49% choice of the republicans who are polled. governor rhonda santos of florida at 19%. mike pence at five. nicki haley out for aunt senator tim scott at 1%. it looks like, at this p

was it mostly a kevin mccarthy problem? >> well, it's never one problem, really, because everybody wants to avoid it to fault. and i wouldn't want one to ever go on the same team, whatever that means. but, at this, point they have a deal on principle. they have agreed that they want to move forward with it, so, now what they need to do is kabul enough votes together to do that. they're not gonna get every democrat, and they're not gonna get every republican. so they need this majority to get this path, and a lot of people who are worried about this are old enough to remember, back in 2008 when a car failed to pass in congress, and that was during the height of the financial crisis. so not that something like that can happen, they are very aware of that, but, now it is now about cobbling together the votes. and yeah, there are all sorts of, not just the objects, but different game playing that can happen over the course of the next several days. there is also a another question, which will probably be poorly in the process t

leader kevin mccarthy, denying him the votes needed to be speaker. mccarthy said late tuesday he will drop out of the race for speaker and is willing to make further concessions to win over skeptical hard-liners. >> it sounds like kevin mccarthy might be very willing to make 17 individual concessions to get these 17 people on board. >> you're watching cnn. only god knows why. >> after a humiliating day of defeats, kevin mccarthy offered the freedom caucus even more concessions. first to placate lauren boebert, he agreed to change his name to kevin mcfarty. to win over insane dentist and congressman from arizona, paul gosar, he promised to hold the queen in his mouth until he's covered with an entire hive of bees. to appease florida congressman matt gaetz, he promised to wrestle an alligator while dressed as an alligator. but none of these concessions were enough to sway the far right holdouts. >> a speaker has not been elected. >> so in an act of spineless desperation, he has agreed to strap meat on his head and face off against a komodo dragon. in:

kevin liptak, you've been watching everything so closely. it's been interesting to see president zelensky having so many face-to-face meetings not just with allies but with countries that have not necessarily taken the ukraine point of view so far, notably brazil and india. let's listen first to india's prime minister who basically perhaps encouraged president zelensky with his words. take a listen. >> reporter: the war in ukraine is a huge topic of discussion for the entire world. its impacts have been multi-fold on the globe, but i did not just consider it to be an issue of policy or politics for me it's an issue of humanity or humanitarian challenges. who would know the challenges of war or pain more than any of us. >> president lula from brazil with lula reporting he refused to have a bilateral. he refused to have a bilateral with zelenskyy there. how do you think that changed the character of the meeting in terms of what the g7 priorities are going forward for ukraine? >> reporter: it certainly allowed zelenskyy to make the appeal face-

so what kevin mccarthy, every single vote matters. also think that's what's interesting, what alayna was talking about, the republicans have been calling on him to resign, most of those are new york republicans. they are his fellow biden districts republicans. republicans whose districts voted for biden in 2020, and then elected them to congress in 2023. >> what's gonna happen out this? what happens next? >> what's going to the ethics committee. apparently they were giving him around 60 days to do this which is a short time for the house ethics committee and i do think people are very eager to make sure they to keep it to a tight timeline. >> in terms of the new york political scene right now, they expect this to happen quickly. i focus on what tonight on the democrat side who said that they actually think this is going to happen fairly quickly. and you know, now is going to be a potential erupted for a special election and now there's a lot going on behind the scenes. but they are expecting it to happen fairly quickly. the thing is t

i did for or i did for kevin. i did b-29 painting of lucky's planes going over through the flak field in which, of course, it's really great if you see it from three miles away. so then of course, james is with the b-29 is flying over. so that's on that as well. okay. so we're going to open up the floor for audience questions. but first, before you get to ask questions, i want each of you to ask each other a question and really quick. and i gave you no preparation on this whatsoever. but if there's anything about, you know, kevin's going to go first. yeah. a couple of things. one, lucky flew the enola gay at the end to the mothballs that's sustainable. he did get to fly. he was he came back from air war in europe 25 missions was about to go he thought he was going to be taking part in this. so i like the synergy and to i read target tokyo i wrote -- lucky and it gave me a benchmark. so i'm a big fan. james all right. the question how were you set up to do a story like blackstone? you look at a campaign like that.

kevin mccarthy. >> work to do. but i believe it's an agreement in principle that's worthy of the american people. it has been historic in spending, consequential reforms that will lift people out of poverty into the workforce, there are no new texas, no new government programs. there's a lot more within the bill. we still have more work to do tonight to finish all of the writing of it. i do want to take a moment though -- i want to thank garrett gragson and patrick mckinney on all the work on this, and for all the work they're gonna continue to do tonight. i'm sure you have a lot of questions, i won't take them tonight. out of respect -- i want to brief 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. i think this is very worthy of the american public. [inaudible] >> that was speaker of

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president joe biden and kevin mccarthy met. both are saying they are making progress and can have ju 1. there are however concerns on wall street that it will take a market drop to jolt negotiators to realize that the stakes are very high. let's take a live look at the big board. wall street is still not overly concerned about negotiations have stocks have since fallen in the last hour. dow is down almost 200 points. >>> a staple of brazilian culture coming to life on the streets of san francisco. how a group of women are putting samba front and center. >> i think of the nights when i have to work alone here. what should i do? how can i make it >>> samba is a rhythm that fills the air in brazil. >> and our newsroom. this we could you will hear it on the streets of san francisco. gianna franco met a group of women busy practicing as they get ready to celebrate at the carnaval parade. >> reporter: the beat is lively and infectious. the dancers are dazzling. samba is a staple in brazilian culture that will take center stage at the

so i like kevin a lot. don't tell me that the the biden defense budget fully funds the military. >> joey: fire and brimstone. there's nothing in that budget for biden to help ukraine. meaning we have not spent enough on a war that has no immediate impact on the safety and security of our homeland. i'm sure lindsay and others and several other republicans pining for now money to be spent on war believe this is just the way to keep our country safe. but i wonder if they believe this the way to keep our warriors alive. i would have any conversations he and others have had with costar widows like the one i had yesterday with my friend stacy greer whose husband was standing beside me and killed by the ieee that took my legs. as a strong mother, just needing reassurance it is okay to grieve not only the loss of a man she loved but the last she had of a marriage and a partnership and a life as well. but after 20-year war, we surrendered. we let the billions of dollars worth of equipment in the hands of adam it --

listen to kevin mccarthy this morning. he says he the got the better of the president and the republicans should vote yes. >> we're actually going to spend less money this year than last year. read "the wall street journal." this is the biggest cut we vote for. i'm not sure what else we want the to do. we have to look at where the victories are. we don't spend another $4 trillion. we allow them to keep going forward until january. >> melanie zanona is on capitol hill for us. the speaker says republicans should vote, but he has trouble on his hands. >> there's a lot of outrage on the right here over this deal. they feel like he essentially gave up too much in these negotiations and the house freedom caucus is holding a press conference right now to rally opposition against this bill. but the two big questions right now are do they have the votes to be able to block this from even coming to the floor or pass ing on the floor, and is kevin mccarthy's speakership safe? now on the first question, it does not appear they have th

so, now that santos is a self confessed criminal, we'll speak irma kevin kevin mccarthy finally cut ties? will he have a backbone? i would not hold your breath, folks. despite telling reporters that he would not support sentences we election bid, mccarthy, who oversees a razor-thin majority in the house, that santos should still be allowed to continue to serve in congress. that is the truth, folks. let's bring back my panel to discuss this and more. carol, the indictment alleges that santos engaged in several fraudulent schemes. what can you tell us about the charges being brought against george santos? >> yeah. well, there is just so much here. it's almost hard to keep track. unfortunately, for george santos, it happens against the backdrop of his already having been caught in so many lies that were necessarily criminal, but there were lies about his resume and his qualifications. so, you have got this panoply of charges and the total amount is not tremendous. it's something like 75 or $77,000 if you put it all together. but the various ways in which he lies and the wire fraud, the mone

thank you, kevin petrie, our cost of| you, kevin petrie, our cost of living correspondent. —— kevin peacheyorce is institutionally racist and discriminatory. sir iain livingstone says it's important to acknowledge the reality of his officers' behaviour in order for there to be change. let's get more on this now with our scotland correspondent lorna gordon. lorna, tell us more about what the chief constable's been saying. yes, sir iain livingstone's statement is believed to be the first of its kind by a police chief. the outgoing chief constable said he wanted to state clearly that institutional racism, sexism, misogyny and discrimination is a reality for police scotland, and that people from different backgrounds don't always get the service that is their right, and officers and staff don't always get the experience that they deserve. well, the statement was welcomed by scotland's first minister, humza yousaf, who said that as a person of colour, the comments were monumental and historic. but the chief constable's comments come at a time when the force here in scotland is under pressure. th

kevin, we have to leave it. time. kevin, we have to leave it- thank _ time. you _ time. kevin, we have to leave it. thank you for _ time. kevin, we have to leave it. thank you forjoining - time. kevin, we have to leave it. thank you forjoining us . it. thank you forjoining us with your thoughts today. japan has grown much more than expected in the first quarter of this year. it's up by 0.4% on the previous quarter. that's equivalent to 1.6% at an annualised rate. inbound tourism and consumer spending have been the biggest boosts to growth. the country's delayed reopening from the covid pandemic saw consumers wanting to make up for lost time. but prices are also rising at the fastest rate in more than four decades. the bank ofjapan governor kazuo ueda, who took over thejob in april, faces balancing slow economic growth alongside the highest inflation since 1981. to make sense of today's figures, i am joined by sayuri shirai, professor of economics at keio university injapan, and who is a former policy board member of the bank ofjapan. thank you very much for b

kevin, thank you.e it to that, an eight-year-old migrant border has died in border control because the after suffering a medical emergency with her family at the texas station. this is the second young my going to die in federal custody in one week. after a 17-year-old honduran boy died of a senior in florida last wednesday. protesters were out in force in brooklyn over new york city's decision to place migrants inside school gymnasiums. marianne rafferty is live with new information on that story. >> reporter: no migrants are in new york city school gymnasiums. the city has removed migrants from an nguyen to school in brooklyn and they cleared out another elementary school where migrants were set to arrive. the change comes after back-to-back days of protests by parents. mayor eric adams' claims their decision has nothing to do with those potus. a total of 2010 local public schools, gyms are on a list to house asylum-seekers. the situation grows more dire for new york city with an average of six to 70

let's pick up where kevin left off. the president and the speaker knew they would use some members of their parties even if they get this to the president time. are you seeing or hearing any indicator so far that it is more than that? more than the expected detraction? >> it's early to tell. everything broke late on a saturday night. members of congress have not seen it in person. they don't have text to review. right now looks like on the far right those freedom caucus members, members that initially up posed mccarthy becoming speaker those are the ones who have been most vocal. the democrats, the progressive democrats have been more cautious and more willing to take a wait and see approach. i think once they get that bill , which i think could happen today, they will start to see where members stand and if they have a mass problem in the house. >> for democrats, we heard from so many rank-and-file who voiced frustration about the communications and the way it was handled and we heard from kevin saying democrats though

the reality is, the honeymoon is over for kevin mccarthy. i think we can accept that. everything that he has done up to this point, to be speaker, was about this moment. this is the biggest thing he is going to do his entire first two years as speaker, get through this moment. the debt limit is the hardest thing that you have to do. she's gonna lose a lot of people. a lot of those people who voted for him on the floor, on the 15th ballot to become speaker said i trust you, you're never gonna let me down, are gonna feel like they let him down. so everything from here on is going to be harder. the president said back in 2011 we had this for a standoff with obama. this is been tried a few times. each time the returns are smaller and smaller eye. don't know if kevin mccarthy would be able to run this again and get anything out of it. when we did it in 2011 it was a much larger scale deal than what they're doing now. but there are still challenges ahead, but mccarthy can, i think, breathed easy now is speaker that his place is secure going forward because this was the only

how do the administration respond to kevin's new statement? mccarthy's statement regarding the continuation of aid to ukraine and how it is commented by american duck analysts in general mccarthy's statement received a tangible reaction from the united states of america and so literally less than an hour ago , white house spokeswoman karincha anker welcomed kevin mccarthy's statement, stated that his statement was a powerful stepmother to russian propaganda, and also noted that for more than a year, the white house has been calling on the whole world to continue supporting ukraine and emphasized that bipartisan support and assistance to ukraine in congress is an important and critically important component of this help with analysts, a particularly important post called this statement by kevin mccarthy the most powerful statement regarding the continuation of support for ukraine as of now , it was correctly noted that kevin mccarthy's last loud statement regarding ukraine was about the so-called unlimited check, he directly stated that ukraine

>> quick question about kevin mccarthy. it is the heat on biden a bit.or right now is praising kevin mccarthy, everyone is friends with him. >> to a degree. >> exactly. is his job still in jeopardy if he cannot land this correctly? >> he doesn'tveel h ieiso, li, he passed the limit, save, grow act, he passed it, and he got to the table which i where he wanted to be, where he wanted to be all along and he has up till this point, you can say they fought, the white house to a draw. and maybe even have the edge. now, like you said, he has to land the plane. you are goingo lose people on the right no matter what. tom massey, they are looking for reasons to vote no. to be honest, when they try to bring in immigration and other issues this week, they are looking for a reason to vote no or go on tv. so, he's going to lose some votes on his right. there are number of members will not vote for it. it can be their bill and they would not vote for it. they understand that. i think they feel confident -- i don't feel like you will be challenged at all right now but w

house speaker kevin mccarthy wants a deal by the weekend. he says he does not like governing by deadline. >> i thought it would be important that we would have it done this weekend. because the timeline -- i'm not going to shorten it. i believe members should have the 72 hours on any bill to read. you have to pass it out of the house, read it and write it and the senate has to pass it, too. that's why waiting until the last minute is not the way to govern. >> martha: mccarthy's deputies met with the president's team for several hours this morning. self circumspect about the talks. >> what are we expecting today? >> we're going to work. >> how much further do you have to go? is everything going to hinge on this meeting with the president? >> we don't have any other comments. >> it's believed that mccarthy needs 180 to 200 members to vote yet. gop leaders are not willing to discuss what will happen if mccarthy gives up tomorrow. >> if there's anything less than 180 gop votes, could he be up for another speaker vote again if that happens? >> li

assuming kevin mccarthy talks to reporters there. the way he frames this meeting depending on his mood when he emerges will go a long way to the way the markets look right now. >> has this level we have been seeing so far been in anyway surprising given that so much is being said about how vulnerable the economy is to recessionary risk at the moment? is this something that will come into play as we get to the final hours, days of talks? >> it is hard to say. they are talking about the regular stuff right now. and comes to a potential looming recession, i don't know if that has been a motivator or not. the first of june is the real motivator. they have been given a pretty easy time from the equity markets. we have seen gyrations in the bond markets. treasuries have reacted to this. there has not been a bloodletting on wall street like the way we saw in 2011. some investors just believe they are going to figure it out. that is the way it ended every other time. that is a dangerous view. they are just beating the drum here as we get eve

is this the moment they go for our kevin mccarthy?te needs to be. seeing the votes will be there to pass, the republicans the democrats are disgruntled, they'll, do it this now becomes a political story for speaker mccarthy. >> susan, as you're nodding your head, we'll get you in one second. brittani, president biden promised to relieve student, that republicans say that they one bag on restarting student loan payments, the white house that they were already planning to put it into the pause and september 1st. this just codifies it into law. ultimately, do you worry about students having to start these repayments? do you worry,, also about president's overall debt forgiveness plan? >> i mean there are serious concerns that remain. we know that there are over 20 million people who applied for that $20,000 of debt relief. we are not talking about forgiveness. we're talking about relief, right? we're talking about ensuring that americans, in the graduate from, college can actually start their careers, their lives there, families, in an u

in aggregate, most of the republican numbers are supportive of kevin mccarthy.im, and i do think that will play itself out with a great deal of specificity during this vote tomorrow. you're going to see most republicans vote yes on this piece of legislation. they do understand that a compromise was necessary to prevent the country from defaulting and the fact they even got joe biden to negotiate at all when his original stance was that there was no negotiation related to a debt ceiling indicates that mccarthy did make some in roads in these conversations. so mccarthy is not beloved by any stretch of the imagination, but he does have the support and able to cobble this group together and 20, 25, maybe 30 people complaining about thing said do not indicate the overall sense of his conference in any way, shape, or form. >> ryan nobles in the center of the action, thanks for the update, ryan. appreciate it. >>> when we come back, we have new reporting about donald trump's plans for revenge if he makes it back into the white house. we're going to talk to someone who

tuck ler first have kevin on. hear him beg and gravel.gaetz and matt gaetz will then kind of set his terms. then tucker will set his terms that mccarthy has to agree to -- >> tucker carlson had terms -- >> had terms, yeah. and we're going to make this whole thing happen on air and save the republican party. fortunately for mccarthy's sake he said no. >> cnn's oliver darcy is joining us at the table. this fox news saga is not just about the media it's about politics. this is a figure in the media who was as much a player on the chess board of american politics as pretty much anybody else. and there you have the proof. >> yeah. and he was probably, arguably the most influential force inside the modern day republican party outside of donald trump. and with donald trump not in office, tucker carlson on his fox news show and that fox news perch was extremely influential. she describes him as a journalist. but i think it's more appropriate to describe him as an extremist. an extremist who pushed the republican party to the extreme, whether it w

thanks, kevin. worked in the trump administration. want to go back to chad pergram right now, how hinges are going on the rule thing and where we set up for a vote on the entire matter. chad? >> this rule vote is still open again to do a reset for the viewers. you have to approve the way the house of representatives is going to consider the legislation, how much time they devote to a bill, if any amendments are in order. if you approve the rule, you can play the game. right now on the house floor, the rule is being defeated. they can't put the bill on the floor unless you have the votes to pass it. right now there are 28 republican nos on the board. as we say, it's about the math. republicans in the house of representatives can only lose four votes on their side on any given issue without needing a cyst answer the from the democrats. so if you're at 28, now 29, you're in deep hock right now. that's the problem for republicans. if they don't get this through, this place will come screeching to a halt. it probably a good fact that the m

mccarthy then, the issue is that kevin mccarthy has given at least in illusion, of power to some of his members. most of them are happy right now, even some democrats are happy. and he only working with a four-seat majority if he had 40 or 50 seats like promised in the election it may be floor enterprise, right now he is control of house, when you have to enter le a negotiation with president and democratic senate, this is what you get. kennedy: he will give a lot more away than some people in in various ca caucuses' to see, chad thank you. >> thank you. kennedy: will they be held accountable the party panel is here to break it down. that is next. starting a new chapter can be the most thrilling thing in the world. there's an abundance of reasons to get started. how far we take an idea is a question of willpower. because progress... is a matter of character. with a majority of my patience with sensitivity, i see irritated gums and weak enamel. sensodyne sensitivity gum & enamel relieves sensitivity, helps restore gum health, and rehardens enamel. i'm a big advocate of recommending t

kevin mccarthy voted for all 3 of them. when we got to the democratic presidents, all of a sudden they were a lot less bipartisan, i think that's, that's kind of the point that i would make it through. you can find individual members call the parker, see, we're not wrong to do it. but, but the, but there's a big difference here that when it comes to be a democratic president, you get to see stuff where they say, i mean, democrat, didn't say for instance, under president trump, we will only consider our opening bid is for you to i don't know, do you medicare for all and raise the minimum weight? you know, they didn't say this is our opening bed. they, you know, they did to by person increase and entry had individual members who might a push, but i think there's kind of a kind difference going on here. it doesn't take a. busy well, you know, when incisive political scientist to look at governance in the united states is being divisive in fraud. and when you, sir, roll that into a scenario where if congress cannot pass an incr

what he's complaining about is not kevin mccarthy. he's complaining about the reality of divided government. this is why kevin mccarthy should be able to say we don't control the senate. we don't control the white house. the fact that i got you anything is remarkable. some of these people don't buy that. they think you should be able to hold out forever, get whatever you want, it doesn't matter who the speaker is. the speaker could be the chairman of the freedom caucus. the reality of the outcome is probably not going to change much. the reality mccarthy has been able to create here is he's got a lot of democrats who are angry about this, that are mad they had to do this. it creates momentum for republicans to have permission to vote. maybe it's okay for republicans to vote for it. >> i wonder if this is anger at kevin mccarthy or just the idea that what they don't want to do is have to negotiate at all. they have very strong feelings about things. they want things to go their way, and frankly, a divided government never is great for

kevin said the defense is fully funded.we adopt the biden defense boouj, increases defense spending below inflation. the biden defense budget takes navy from 298 ships to 291, at time when china is going to increase their navy by a third. so the biden defense budget was a joke before and if we adopt it as republicans, we'll do great disservice to the party of ronald reagan. biggest winner is china, they'll have a bigger navy and it will be putin, nothing in the budget for biden to help ukraine win a war that they are on the virge of driving the russians out. i like kevin a lot, don't tell me the biden defense budget fully funds the military. we've attacked it for a year as republicans because it takes the navy in decline and we need larger navy to match with china. the biden defense budget makes it worse for us. i look forward to details. if you send me the biden defense budget, you will have a hard time with me. >> shannon: i like that you edit yourself for sunday television. does that mean no, you sound concerned about th