matt rosendale of montana. could be integral player as days and weeks go forward.don't have a lot of time. bob doll joins us crossmark chief investment officer. bob, with the exception of the dow fallout most of the markets are holding up pretty well. you could argue much of the pinch in the dow is other distressing economic news but having said that, the markets don't to think this might be barely passed but it will be passed. what do you think? >> i agree. there's, we know it will be a lot of ups and downs between here and the final vote but the markets are assuming that folks will get there, we'll get this thing over the line. it is my supposition, now. look the bill is not perfect bill for anybody. the right and left are complaining that is the best they could given the time they had, to get this started. we need massive budget reform, that will not happen before june 5th. neil: if you think of this addresses 15% of spending, discretionary part. it doesn't go a long way addressing towards fundamental issues. >> exactly. neil: that is a kick down the road thing.

. >> not everyone is thrilled, including matt rosendale of montana, he says it is insult to support a legislation that puts our financings at risk and i will vote against the fiscal irresponsibility act there. he changed the word. usual establishment people are popping champagne over this debt ceiling deal, it is more worthy of a bud light. west virginia lawmakers may be celebrating issue the deal includes provision to approve the mountain valley pipeline, sending natural gas to some areas. back to you. >> kayleigh: bring in governor ron desantis, 2024 presidential candidate. welcome, governor. >> good morning. >> kayleigh: good morning, great to have you. you have speaker mccarthy who said there deal is worthy of the american people, but congressman, a conservative, that supports you says plus four trillion, no. there is fracture in the republican party. where do you stand, governor? >> prior to this deal, our country was careening toward bankruptcy and after this deal, our country will still be careening toward bankruptcy. to say 4 trillion of increases in the next year and a half,

i call on is matt rosendale or andrew cline. andrew. mr. cline: thank you, ralph. to my good colleague from the carolinas. the biden-mccarthy deal has been doubled the fiscal responsibility act. but in truth there's nothing responsible about it. make no mistake, this is the fiscal irresponsibility act. for starters, it egregiously provides an unlimited nearly two-year debt ceiling increase until january, 2025. so we have a date but we don't have a dollar figure. so the federal government can spend unlimited amounts of money, your hard-earned tax dollars, until that date. then they can plus up their cash on hand to normal operating levels at the end of it by at least $4 trillion, maybe $4.5 trillion. we don't know yet because there's no top number. keep in mind we're barreling toward $32 trillion in debt. the american people charged us with reducing this figure. not recklessly raising it at the whim of joe biden. whose big government socialist agenda has broken our economy, racked up tremendous debt, and burned americans with soaring inflation. for a long time speak

. >> those are some concerns also we are hearing from house republicans overnight including matt rosendalea frankly insult to the northwestern people support a piece of legislation that continues to put our financial future at risk. did not send me to d.c. as usual. i will be voting against the fiscal irresponsibility act. we are hearing from lauren boebert of the great state of colorado she says the usual establishment people are popping champagne over this debt ceiling deal. it's more worthy of a bud light. some west virginia lawmakers may be celebrating today. the debt ceiling deal includes a provision permit to finish the mountain valley pipeline. it nat natural gas to other sta. some fear it could cause environmental damage but this deal is going to move forward. >> kayleigh: launch, mark. quite a list of everybody cans who i respect who close that not only those mentioned but chip roy, mike lee, senator ted cruz. what i think what mccarthy's office would tell you we were up against a hard deadline. they don't get back from memorial day until tuesday. then there will be 72 hours that

growing number of lawmakers feel the same way. 21 members, from the far left aoc all the way to matt rosendaleo the right, sent a letter to the house administration committee basically demanding the committee mark up any one of the six different bills out there on stock trading before the august recess hits. so the recent banking crisis really put a spotlight on this, john. last month it was widely reported that a representative, a democrat, sold thousands in silicon valley bank shares right before regulators closed the bank. also, representative from new york bought stocks in new york community bank corp bought. and they say they were listening to their financial advisers or spouses, but a growing number say enough is enough. >> the important thing is that we move something, we tell the american people we care, we recognize the issue of appearance of impropriety. >> aishah: and representative ken buck there says he will be talking with speaker kevin mccarthy to see if they can get this on the floor for a vote again this session. john. >> john: we know you will keep watching it for us. thank y