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now, you mention mike lee, bernie sanders. if there are enough members who are frustrated with how this process could rollout, that could hinder whatever time agreement that senators come up with. remember they need all 100 senators to agree to a time agreement. so that means that senators like mike lee are going to need to be made happy. that could mean seeing some amendment votes. we'll see how it shakes out. i think no one wants default, so we will end up seeing an agreement. it's just a matter of how many concessions they extract before they get there. >> and grace, one last quick one for you. how do you see the politics of this playing out in the weeks and months ahead? is this something we're going to really hear about on the campaign trail next year, or is this something that both parties are going to quickly turn the page on and move on and not think about again until we have to deal with the debt ceiling in 2025? >> i think it would be pretty classic for congress to forget about this until 2025 and go through the whol

mike lee, senator scott is a no vote. is he also going to be on our show and congresswoman nancy mace from south carolina. you heard what she said. she said some scathing words about this that it was basically b.s. she voted no on this. more republicans voted yes than no. 149 republicans voted yes. 71 voted no. democrats 165 said yes and 46 said no. congressman chip roy and congressman buck, they say that the action is on the table to oust the speaker because they are not happy with him. we seal if that happens. you heard the soundbite that that could happen over the next week they might start talking about that next week. >> lawrence: the question would be and, look, i think many of them that are in the caucus have a righteous cause. but who is going to be the speaker? who is going to get the votes. >> ainsley: are we ready go through that again? we just did that in january. >> brian: i don't see it happening. >> ainsley: me either. >> brian: one person voted for it the freedom caucus founder one of them jim jordan said

second, senator mike lee who does not like the deal wants to eliminate some of the authority that the white house has with regard to the provisions. the big group of republicans, defense hawks, who are not happy with the fact that the defense spending is capped at the president's budget request. that will be with a lot of republicans, they have said the -- there was a cut after inflation. this is something they're going to try to change. even mcconnell, who was for it raising the defense cap in the budget legislation is going to make sure the amendment does not pass. if any of the a minutes pass, you've got to the house. host: referring to mitch mcconnell, what have the talks been like between the majority leader, senator schumer, the minority leader senator schumer, -- with regards to the urgency to pass this bill, the need to get it done as soon as possible, the need for senators to pass amendment requests, to get them on the table quickly, vote on them, then you'll back the time they have been granted as a result of the amendment. they have been on the same page -- we expect they w

>> griff: you guys take it away. >> ainsley: bring in mike lee. good morning, senator. great to have you on, i know there have been hold-outs on the republican side in the house and you are one in the senate. you say it doesn't go far enough. no, it doesn't go far enough, if it did what its lead advocates did, i would be pleased to vote for it. case after case, the cuts won't materialize. regulatory reform was important to me and they inserted the rains acts, they replaced that with regulatory pay-go to offset cost of new regulations. that is rendered fake. one amendment i will be pushing today would strike section 265 of the bill and rendering complete nullity to offset cost of new regulation. gives director of omb, a biden appointee discretion to opt out of the pay-go provision. young, the director of the omb, expressed she would do that at a white house briefing. we need to repair this thing. i think the drafters had good intentions in mind. >> brian: you are a lawyer, work fair, that is true, right? work fair for people that qualify for food stamps? >> yes, brian, t

mike lee is opposed. >> it may be hailed as some triumph of bipartisanship. the american people will bear the brunt of its shortcomings. not everything that is bipartisan and is in fact in the interest of the american people. >> reporter: the senate could wrestle with the bill around this time tomorrow night. the senate minority leader mitch mcconnell wants the bill passed by friday to ease tension wall street but this co drag into the weekend. trace? >> trea let's bring in a republican lawmaker who voted in favor.carlos, thank you for coming on we appreciate your time some of your colleagues call this deal insanity.you, on the other side say this is the path to fiscal sanity. give us an idea of what you mean. >> we control one half of one third of government i think what we accomplished today reducing the deficit by over $2 trillion is a step in the right direction. i have never said this thing is perfect but we have to face reality and we are not going to have a default. we are not going to do that. it would be devastating and so we use the leverage that we

mike lee and rand paul want the senate to consider an alternative. >> rather than offering substantive solutions toss tackle the root causes of our fiscal woes, it appears to be a p paltive pill. it's a bad look for membering, an advocation of our responsibility to protect american's economic security and well-being. >> it's unclear if lee or others will slow down the bill in the senate. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell said the markets need assurances soon. pete? >> chad, before we get to the senate, i want to get to that in a moment, was there a pile on effect here where people realized the bill was going to pass so more republicans voted against it than we expected? >> yeah, it was interesting when i talked to an awful lot of members. they would say they were undecided. and i've always described this as like the old mikey cereal commercials where everybody would go around the table and nobody would eat the cereal. once they realized, if you remember the commercials back from the 70s and 80s, once mikey started to eat the cereal all the other brothers at the table started to ea

and senator mike lee, republican of utah, said he has no desire to hold the legislation up for the sake of holding it up. buddy plans to also propose his own amendments. those would need 60 votes to get through the chamber. the washington post notes, any changes to a house passed bill means the house would have to take of the legislation again, which would certainly mean blowing past the monday deadline. possible amendments are widely expected to be required to pass the 60 vote threshold, guaranteeing they would largely be symbolic. let's go to calls. let's go to alabama. shiraz, you are first. caller: [indiscernible] host: is your question about social security? caller: are they cutting the social security money when they reduce the debt ceiling? host: social security payments will go out as long as the senate can move before the june 5 deadline to avoid default. gordon implant city, florida, republican. caller: the most important bill that was up there was not the debt ceiling talks and that would be hr 5899. ralph norman is going to be up in a little bit and i want you to ask him abo

one is mike lee of utah. here's what he had to say on the house floor.] >> the burden of national debt and the rip of inflation have placed at that dutch placed us at this critical juncture, demanding nothing less than a resolute and visionary response. regrettably, the lopsided lee negotiated fiscally responsibly -- fiscally responsible act hailed by speaker mccarthy and president biden aims to provide respite our nation desperately needs. rather than offering substance have solutions to tackle the root causes of our fiscal was, it appears to be a palliative pill. it is a bad deal for america, a missed opportunity to confront our challenges and abdication of responsibility to protect americans economic security and well-being. we can and must do better. host: senator mike lee on the senate floor, opposed, he wants to offer amendment's a handful of other republicans and democrats. tune into c-span2 for our coverage when they gavel in a 10:00 a.m. eastern time. we will take a short break and when we come back, we will talk about the economics of this debt

sue the country, and -- >> mike lee and ron paul want the senate to consider other debt ceiling plansthe likely score vote on their efforts in the closing hours. and sean i'm looking at the house floor here i believe that they are just about to start this roll call vote in fact they just have already there at 55 votes on the house floor they just started this now again each roll call vote in the house is allotted for 15 minutes you. look at that clock in the lower part of the screen that counts down it will get down to zero however again it's like soccer they keep the time in the field. they allow people to come in watch for democrats a lot of them might hold their votes back to see how many votes republican's post the scope at first. we believe that republic and the put their votes onto the democrats will likely vote for the bill and bring this across the finish line again we are expecting a wide bipartisan boldness tonight. >> as always we appreciate it now as outlined last night this debt ceiling compromise has a lot of critics and chief among them are the conservatives in their pu

sunday mornings futures and exclusive interviews with house speaker kevin mccarthy, ranking member mike lee, congresswoman anna paw lynna newman and newt gingrich with me sunday at 10:00 a.m.. that's it for us here on fox business. have a great rest of the weekend. thank you so much for being with me, and i'll see you nex >> welcome to barron's round table getting behind the headlines and prepare you for the week ahead. i'm jack otter. coming up, most investors would rather paloer taxes and franklin tempton cio explains where to get tax free gains and we'll dive into the next big trends for the coming years and years t intelligence and how you can invest and some earning more based on company's esg performance. is this another ploy to raise salaries. we begin with three things investors ought to think about right now. wasn't just big tech this week. the entire market did well. plus, the may jobs report shows while the economy added more jobs than expected, unemployment rate shot up. more big retailers are getting caught up in the culture wars with ad campaigns tied to pride month and intere

of senators who propose amendments that they want looked at, and one of those examples is senator mike leecan, and today, he has changed his view to say, look, i will not be voting for the bill, but i will also not hold everything up, as long as my amendments are considered.— are considered. what are in these amendments? - are considered. what are in - these amendments? you know, i'm not tuite these amendments? you know, i'm rtot quite sure _ these amendments? you know, i'm not quite sure yet _ these amendments? you know, i'm not quite sure yet as _ these amendments? you know, i'm not quite sure yet as to _ these amendments? you know, i'm not quite sure yet as to what - not quite sure yet as to what amendments are out to. i'm not sure if they are public at. but, you know, some of the issues that are republicans, especially far right republicans concerned about the border, fenton all, you know, these are some issues that could potentially come up, and these are the issues that we have seen republican members offer amendments on. so have seen republican members offer amendments on.— offer am

have ballot harvesting , you don't want extensive widespread vote by mail where people are auto mike lee sent ballot but the states have those policies and we as republicans should take advantage of them and i will ballot harvest and there was a vote they came up to him and to -- at an event. if they have those rules, i will do it and try to match the other side. they say don't vote by mail which is idiotic decision because you are limiting your pool of voters and depending on all of them showing up on one day. that just made no sense. ron desantis is calling him out on that but ron desantis is not said you are lying about the election being stolen but he has found a way to criticize his conduct during the 2020 election. host: republican, dover, new hampshire, one of the memory states. you are on. caller: good and thanks for taking my call. i wanted to say that i really think mr. donald trump and ron desantis should team up and work together and put aside their differences. i know a lot of people that feel the same way. we think they would make a good team and i like to hear what you wou

sunday mornings futures and exclusive interviews with house speaker kevin mccarthy, ranking member mike leesswoman anna paw lynna newman and newt gingrich with me sunday at 10:00 a.m.. that's it for us here on fox business. have a great rest of the weekend. thank you so much for being with me, and i'll see you nex

mikee you , mike lee, rands? paul , are three people that will be offering amendments. y n my plan is to informnform th the american people that this budget deal is a disaster for the united states military. s militaryi like kevin mccarthyj he's got a hard job, but he said this bill fully funds the military. i want your audience to know tonight that this bill is forty two billion dollars short of matching inflation. smalle this bill creater s a smaller navy at a time when the chinese are going from three hundred ships to 440. this bill puts us on track to go from two hundred ninety eight ships and our navys to ninety one is the lowest spending per gdp. t spendi on defense since world warisaste two . this bill is a disaster forr america is a big win for china. i'm going to be . no. the number one job of the federal government to defend this nation. thi'm a reagan republican andren ronald reagan would never havera done this at all. put our navy in decline sean as china is building up so short. i cannot tell you from bi a defense point of view, this bill is a disaster for

one of them is senator mike lee.softer on his position, saying he will not hold this bill passed thejohn the fifth deadline, as long as he is able to get that vote. 0ther democratic senators, sanders, marki, they say they will not vote for this bill. snapper benefits, the food vouchers for low income families... we see a similar split for the senators who are going to be opposed to it in the senate. 0k, certainly going to be interesting what happens but sophia, thank you for that analysis. we can speak to congressman ken buck, a republican from the state of colorado. that evening to you. you have come, of course, from the spout on the house floor and either voted against this deal, why? there are 4 trillion _ against this deal, why? there are 4 trillion reasons - against this deal, why? there are 4 trillion reasons to - against this deal, why? there are 4 trillion reasons to vote | are 4 trillion reasons to vote against this deal, the debt in the united states will rise by $4 trillion from 31 trillion to 35 trillion,

mike lee will be on the show and says the bill does not go far enough., why she says speaker mccarthy and gop can do better and fbi director offers to let house oversight chair james comer see the file from the whistleblower connecting president biden to a bribe, he turned it down. why? pete hegseth joins us and talking money with taylor riggs. why college grads are going to the job market and maybe even the cap and gown from high school. stay within yourself and gradually get dressed. roll in the animation. i'm your overly competitive brother. check. psych! really? dude, that's a foul! and now you're ready to settle the score. and if you don't have the right home insurance coverage, well you could end up paying for all this yourself. so get allstate. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. thanks to skyrizi, i'm on my way with clearer skin. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months. and skyrizi is just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them m

ashley: mike lee was here earlier, trying to gauge or anticipate and figure out, get all this economicata, some of it better, some of it not. there's going to be to your point i think that you are basically saying the information we are getting points to a volatile next six months into half of 2024. very difficult environment to get your hands on and get a grip on so the question is how do you play that? defensively yes but how else? >> i agree. i think the next 12 months are going to be extremely challenging because the fed is not done yet. earnings are going to be all over the place, we've got some companies that have gone through the roof that now have to put up or shut up in regards to earnings and again, there's the recession, that's the million-dollar question. if we do not go into recession, you will see this market broaden out and things will be fine. i'm still in the recession camp, we are not going to get through this tightening credit cycle without a recession. i don't believe you can borrow and spend your way to prosperity, that's what we've done to get to this point so the

mike lee jump in.ael: david, my concern, is that we've seen massive price to earnings multiples expansion across the the market this year, up by roughly a third from 18 to 24 s&p 500. this in face of declining earnings slowing economy tightening liquidity my thought to you can this continue? and if it can, how? >> well it probably cannot but even if it does, why would anyone want to invest into that? it is the -- next investing people voting on multiple expansion, and voting on that, after multipleings are already very high. so i think, that a far more sensible way is in value plays fortunate for last few months several have been out of favor, so, energy has not seen big multiple expansion, even certain industrial names consumer staple names have not. i am talking my book dividend growth investors i can't reiterate enough believing nvidia will go from 200 times forward earnings to 250 times strikes me as a very silly inve investment. >> look at microsoft, up better than one hundred percent year-to-date

listen to you talk republican mike lee pushing back on the need for abortions. [video clip] >> this bill should be freedom to traffic act. to my knowledge, no state, not a single state has enacted a law restricting an adult's right to travel across state lines for purpose of an abortion or otherwise. i'm not aware of a single state considering such a thing. if state were to consider it, do not do it they did do it, social law would undoubtedly be shut down as unconstitutional. on several grounds including the fact the commerce clause, article one section eight clause three of the constitution interpreted by the supreme court among other things to prohibit any state from treating medical of commerce for the good, person, or think in interstate commerce differently based on origin or destination out-of-state or outside of u.s. the state cannot keep their own residence inside their own state boundaries. that is understood. we are dealing with a phantom problem, a fence of law that does not exist -- a phantom law that is not exist. there is no law out there that res

suspend the debt ceiling is expected to go to the senate after it faced hard liners in both parties mike lees expected to use every tool to delay and sanders has come out against the deal. senate leaders are optimistic the bill will be passed quickly. >> there has been a very good vote in the house of representatives. i hope we can move the bill quickly here in the senate and bring it to the president's desk as soon as possible. >> i can tell you what i hope happens. those who have amendments and given votes would yield back time so we can finish this thursday or friday and soothe the country and markets. >> very pleased to say ian shepard is here from pantheon assuming the deal gets passed, what is the outcome for the u.s. and finances >> the outcome on the economy is going to be modest first of all, the spending cuts carved in stone actually will happen last through 2025 all of the budget totals you have been seeing with the $1 trillion to $1.5 trillion can be undone or changed or remodelled by future congress what to focus on is what happens in the next couple years constrained on spendin

senator mike lee is one of those people who voted against it as is representative anna paulina luna. conversation about what this looks like going forward. the speaker will walk us through what's next after he had this huge victory and saw his approval ratings soar. then it is 2024, the election is on. we have three names coming into the race in the coming week. we're going to look at the polls, president trump in the lead by a wide margin. we'll talk with former speaker of the house, newt gingrich and robert cahaly about who will be on the stage in august. it will be an exciting year ahead. we'll get into it this morning, pete. pete: we'll pass the baton proudly to you in about 13 minutes. maria: thank you. we'll see you then. pete: up next, you better be leave we're celebrating national cheese day this morning. our cheesy celebration, just like this read, on fox square coming up next. ♪ next thing i knew she was all up on me. ♪ screaming yeah, yeah, yeah si♪ ♪ one, two, get loose now ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a... ♪ stay two nights and get a $ 50 best western gift card. book now at

ron desantis and rick scott are all jumping on the weaponizing the justice system, mike lee in the senate. glenn youngkin, the supposedly mature and moderate governor of virginia said selective prosecution. so the party is rallying around. one of the things donald trump has been having trouble doing is raising money. the thing he knows that will help him raise money is getting indicted. he got indicted in new york and raised $12 million. as soon as that comes down, he is got a video, the direct mail. he's using this as a political gift, which for the time being it seems to be at least in the republican party. >> we knew he would, but the really sickening thing is the rest of the party rallying around him. we all know they are doing it because they understand it to be in their political self-interest. if i had a superpower, i would wield it to ban the word weaponization. what's going on here is the opposite of the weaponization of the weaponization of the justice department. merrick garland stepped aside from this case and brought in a career prosecutor. the weaponization of the justice de

it included one from senate mike lee to prevent biden's omd requirement. and they secured that in that failed. and then senator tim king's to strike the provision that would speed up the completion of the mountain valley pap plant in west virginia that also failed to lay all the amendments failed which is something that senate leaders are hoping for to make sure that this bill did not have to go back to the house because again, we are under a deadline. and just let the house, this bill passed the senate with more democrat votes. 31 republicans oppose this last night. now still g.o.p. leader mitch mcconnell celebrated its passage riding thanks to house republicans house efforts they avoid the catastrophic consequences of default and begin to curb washington democrats the addiction to reckless spending that goes our nation's debt. the conservatives who voted against the deal were angry that it didn't include deeper spending cuts. lindsey graham actually opposed it because it caps defense spending and leadership chuck schumer took a moment last night to addre

this is senator mike lee talking about what he doesn't like in this bill. >> a lot of people disagree with janet yellen as to june 5 being the x date. even if it were, it's days away when we with will get more receipts. i've been saying, we should get on this now. it doesn't mean we should pass this just because this happens to be on the table. >> reporter: that is senator lee saying he doesn't believe that monday is the true deadline. that there's flexibility there. as a result, the sides should get back to the table and try to come up with a deal that's more conservative. to be clear, that's not going to happen. no one is messing with that june 5th date. it is becoming increasingly clear that there are the 60 votes necessary to get over the threshold. what's going to happen here is that both sides will work out a list of amendments. none can pass, because if one passes, then the bill has to go back to the house. they will crash through the deadline. they are trying to find the sweet spot where the opposition can have their voice hard without endangering the passage of the final bill

the senate could approve the package as early as friday that hinges on a deal with opponents like mike leenk you. >> thank you. >> we will continue to monitor the debt ceiling drama on capitol hill there could be about this hour plus msnbc is the official propaganda arm on the job demonstration their lives segment makes north korea's state tv look unbiased by comparison. we'll play it all for you right here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get 2.9% apr for 36 months plus $1,500 purchase allowance on an xt5 and xt6 when you finance through cadillac financial. ♪ back when i had a working circulatory system, you had to give your right arm to find great talent. but with upwork, there's highly skilled talent from all over the globe. right at your fingertips. ♪ this is how we work now ♪ the subway series is getting an upgrade! the new #19 the pickleball club. who knew the subway series could get even better? me, i knew. maybe you should host a commercial then. sure, okay. subway series just keeps getting better. hello, i'm franklin graham. you know the most valuable thing that you own? it's your soul. you have a soul

senator mike lee, republican, very conservative, has previously threatened to hold — has previously threatenedsed jim the fifth, which of course — passed jim the fifth, which of course is _ passed jim the fifth, which of course is the deadline for the us government. —— passedjune the 5th. _ us government. —— passedjune the 5th. 00— us government. -- passed june the 5th. ~ the 5th. do you think chuck schumer — the 5th. do you think chuck schumer can _ the 5th. do you think chuck schumer can get _ the 5th. do you think chuck schumer can get a - the 5th. do you think chuck schumer can get a clean i the 5th. do you think chuck. schumer can get a clean bill, as it's called? without amendments?- as it's called? without amendments? ., ~ ~ amendments? no. and i think chuck schumer _ amendments? no. and i think chuck schumer has _ amendments? no. and i think chuck schumer has also - chuck schumer has also acknowledged that. leadership in the — acknowledged that. leadership in the senate of both parties are prepared to go through the amendments process. we know that if— amendments process. we know that

in that same poll, this same group of voters, republican voters and mike lee -- and republican-leaningho would you absolutely not support for the nomination? and -- chris christie, 60%. so, that's not the poll you want to be at the top of and that's not to say that's where you will end. but clearly, when you begin this campaign, there is a lot of work to be done on the perception that he has among, at least, that the voters that were polled. and his perception among many americans. >> we saw those polls. but what did they say? what would his team say if you said, look, it does not seem as if there is much evidence to back up the idea that you could -- that chris christie could get enough support to really make a difference, to be a real contender. how do they argue against what the polls are showing and what primary voters have decided in the past? we know how -- they are from donald trump. >> that last point, i think, is the key point, where if i were to be in a spin room or out on the campaign somewhere, i would say that -- well, this is just indicative of the vitriol against him. be

you have mike lee and tom cotton saying this is a bunch of left wing hacks.re is a way to approach this. i don't see anybody in the senate doing it the way you two do. so get on that. >>> 12 years behind bars. that is the sentence for a january 6th rioter who attacked a police officer at the capitol with a stun gun. the victim of that attack, officer michael fanone, will join us live. i love what i'm m seeing here. that's some well-coached chicken. you done, peyton? the subway series just keeps gettin' better. rich, velvety coffee. café quality espresso. one high-pressure system that can do both. brew to your heart's desire with the l'or barista system. a masterpiece in taste. doors can lead us toward what's important. your dedicated fidelity advisor can help you open those doors. by working with you on a retirement-income plan designed to balance growth and guaranteed income. because doors were meant to be opened. when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't know who i would be. but here i am... being me. keep being you... and ask your healthcare provider about

both utah senator mike lee and west virginia senator joe mansion blame land management policies that leave for us with too much fire fuel. what the problem is there, going countries, it would be. irresponsible to have this hearing and not consider the role that that climate change is plain. but new mexico senator martin heinrich and nevada senator catherine cortez masto say it's climate change that's making wildfires more frequent and more widespread and say congress needs to allocate additional dollars to keep firefighters staffing from reaching dangerously low levels. if congress doesn't pass a bill to extend the pay increase by the time funds run out. what happens? our union is telling us they would expect 30 to 50%. >> our firefighting workforce would leave our service and and go elsewhere as they should to make a living wage. >> now, officials also mention that they do need help with things like building for better hours and also having better work-life balance as well to bring on more firefighters reporting live in l, john on. i'm ba basil, thank you so much for that live repor

amendments offered up by democrats and republicans, and those amendment s included the one by senator mike leed have prevented president biden's omb director from waving a pay-go requirement that speaker mccarthy required in this bill and senator tim kaine 's amendment to strike the provision that speeds up the completion of the mountain valley pipeline in joe manchin's home state of west virginia. all of these amendments failed, ashley. something that senate leaders were actually hoping for to make sure that this bill would not go back to the house, and just like the house, the bill passed the senate with more democrat votes and republicans, 31 republicans opposed last night. still gop leader mitch mcconnell celebrating its passage writing thanks to house republicans efforts the fiscal responsibility act avoids the catastrophic consequences of default and begins tok curb washington democrats addiction to wreckless spending that grows our nations debt. now conservatives who voted against this deal were angry it didn't include deeper spending cuts. senator lindsey graham specifically opposed it

democratic side who are hoping to get a vote on their amendment, two of those members rand paul and mike lee argued that if they get the votes on their amendments, they are not going to hold this up any further. but you have to secure that agreement to make this all move more quickly. that is what we're waiting on this morning. we'll keep you updated on the drama on that time agreement. >> keep us posted. it is not over yet. >>> and russia again bombarding ukraine's capital city of kyiv overnight killing three people including a mother and her 1-year-old child and injuring more than a dozen others. ukraine armed forces say destroyed all missiles launched, but debris damaged buildings and killed those people. and blinken is in norway for a nato meeting to discuss sweden's membership and also support for ukraine. and sam kiley is in eastern ukraine. sam, putin's original goal of the so-called special military operation was to actually stop nato expansion, but it seems like the opposite has happened. what could all of this mean for the war? >> reporter: from the that i toe per nato perspective,

people like graham and cotton, but cutting overall spending, that's something senators rand paul and mike lee, and stripping pipeline approval. this is a pipeline that goes through west virginia and virginia, something that joe manchin is in favor of, but his fellow senator from virginia, tim kaine is not. this is something they have said they agree to disagree. that doesn't exactly tell us how the amendment on that is going to shake out and if they'll have an agreement on that. those are the holdups they're trying to figure out, chris, what are they going to put in for amendment votes that will allow them to get all hundred senators on board, if we do these amendment votes, we can do this today or tomorrow. get out of town with time to spare on the deadline. >> ali vitali, i know you'll continue to watch it for us, thank you, and if this debt ceiling bill gets signed into law, 43 million people will have to restart their student loan paymentings. msnbc anchor lindsey reiser is talking to people that have been affected. this is on pause since march 2020, what happens now, and what are folks t

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with the amendments, look, you worked there, there are at least threw senators now, i think it's mike leepaul, both republicans and tim kaine, a democrat who have indicated they have specific objections to parts of the bill that could slow the process. is there a way around those delays to work around what people consider to be necessary amendments at least to get their views out there? >> this is how the senate operates. we have a lot of faith in majority leader schumer to figure out how to navigate from where we are today to getting the bill to the president's desk. sometimes you have time agreements that allow votes on certain amendments, you need super majority support to get those amendments attached to the bill. we'll see how senator schumer wants to handle it. at the end of the day, i think we remain confident one way or another this will get through the hurdles we have remaining and get to the president's desk in advance of the june 5th default date. >> in time for congress to go home for the weekend. >> i can't speak to that, but before june 5th, i feel confident about that. >> l

mike lee ranhiond paul , they he both said we don't want to gum up the works here, but we want amend comments to be considered. now, chuck schumer, the democratic leader, he was orasked today whether or not there would be amendments. he said , well, we can't changie the bill because if you altere f the bill in the senate, you have to bounce i tt they back to the house ofe representative . o is givepeopleually d people an amendmen timt some tie to debate. and then what they do is theyto raise the bar, they submit thata amendment to a 60 vote threshold. so they make sur thee that the amendment does not pass . >> hmm. interesting.l your chad, thank you very much for all your work. an >> all right. joining me now is northt carolina congressman dan bishop, who voted against the bill, and wisconsin congressman derek van orden, who vote congresd for the bill. so, congressman bishop, a few. minutes go joe biden put outts a statement, said this. this agreement is good news foo the american people and the american economy. opposeicanone hundred and sixty five democrats voted for it. you oppose

there's a statement i'm looking at from senator mike lee of utah saying the biden administration's actionsoppressive tactics routinely seen in venezuela, bolivia and nica nicaragua. he calls this an act of absolute disrespect which echos despotism. what's your reaction when you see the republican officials making comments like that? >> well, they can move to those countries, quite frankly, and live under the rules in those countries as far as i'm concerned. it's disappointing. i don't understand it. i've got great confidence in the men and women who it's not perfect. we weren't perfect, and i'm sure this department is not perfect. they work very, very hard to get it right. and you know, this indictment is quite -- it's quite overwhelming. and so i'm disappointed, quite frankly. at a minimum i would have liked to have seen the leadership in the house and other republicans in the house -- you know, if they're not going to condemn the president, at least not say anything and let the trial play out and see what happens. it is disappointing, quite honestly. an attack on the department of justic

deal with opponents like mike lee, joy tabram, thank you . >> thank. you .or we'll continue to monitor the debt ceiling drama underwaye on capitol hill. there coul cd be a vote this hom . plus, msnb ic is the officialarn propaganda arm of the bidenkes administration. their latest segment makes norte tv lookl play unbiased by comparison. we'll play it al il out for you right here. hehello there, relaxium . i've not had enough inflation, undue inflation with dish good. the same tv bill every month. for three years. supply chain issues. the three year tv price guarantee only from dish. looks like you've been sleeping well. my god. he's back to my pillow guy and you're looking good. still feeling good. well, just when you thought it couldn't get any better, we've got the best pillow ever. mypillow 2.0. >> i'm interrupting this commercial to let you all know that you have made mypillow 2.0 a huge success. and because your amazing support, we've expanded my pillows. usc mannu factoring in jobs to make room for this. we're clearing out our brickhill bed sheet