>> i'm the head of a group of 75 pragmatic conservatives who are called the mainstreet caucus. there will be freedom caucus people who vote for this package so when you say the conservatives have concerns, it is really the most colorful conservatives. some of those guys didn't vote for the thing when it was a republican wish list. those votes were never really in play. we get that but overwhelmingly come republicans in this congress will support the deal. it is a fantastic deal. >> how many votes will you get and how many can you afford to lose? >> we are starting the process now. i talked to between two and three dozen republican members but i have not heard a single one of them telling me that i can't support them. >> buck norman and goode have some thoughts. >> let's be honest, bob good will not vote for this thing. he is not voting for it. he was never going to. this is going to pass. host: we are spending this first hour on "washington journal" talking about the debt ceiling deal which will come up for a vote on wednesday in the u.s. house. part of program this morning and

investors pause i don't think the noise out of capitol hill drives jerome powell i think it could be mainstreet and regional banks which are ready to raise the white flag and because what we hope is not another banking crisis. maria: that's a great point that could be critical what the fed says about the future, will they signal we are done, we will be watching great to see you, to give a much, mark avalon your morning mover advance down in the premarket, check this out the chipmaker beating expectations for the first quarter, coming up short on sales forecast for the second quarter the company ceo said the chipmaker's position to grow its cloud footprint the second half of the year adding to the a.i. software the stock down seven and a quarter% on the disappointing guidance the stock is up 38% year to date but this morning taking a real haircut seven and a quarter% lower on amd were getting started this morning. a quick break democrat are trying to force a vote on the debt ceiling as they cue the dramatics on what republicans are actually trying to do house financial services committee member

has strong support from the national federation of independent businesses, consumer reports the mainstreet alliance and consumer federation of america and many civil society groups across the political spectrum. i also joined senator blumenthal and blackburn to introduce the open app mark act to give app developers more power to reach their customers without the control of app stores run by apple and google. and i work with senator lee on this bill to improve competition and transparency it at technology markets. we are going to be having another hearing to focus on that soon. here's the bottom line, we cannot afford to waste another two years getting nothing done for another two years for these monopolies to further entrench their power. another two years of unchecked anticompetitive self preference income another two years of small businesses closing up shop. another two years of failing to protect american consumers while the rest of the world moves forward. and i am well aware of the contents arguments are used they are very different the arguments made to the left from the right. one

>> i'm the head of a group of 75 pragmatic conservatives who are called the mainstreet caucus.here will be freedom caucus people who vote for this package so when you say the conservatives have concerns, it is really the most colorful conservatives. some of those guys didn't vote for the thing when it was a republican wish list. those votes were never really in play. we get that but overwhelmingly come republicans in this congress will support the deal. it is a fantastic deal. >> how many votes will you get and how many can you afford to lose? >> we are starting the process now. i talked to between two and three dozen republican members but i have not heard a single one of them telling me that i can't support them. >> buck norman and goode have some thoughts. >> let's be honest, bob good will not vote for this thing. he is not voting for it. he was never going to. this is going to pass. host: we are spending this first hour on "washington journal" talking about the debt ceiling deal which will come up for a vote on wednesday in the u.s. house. part of program this morning and w