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steve scalise. virginia congressman bob good was one of the eight who voted to. >> great to have you on. >> tell us what went into that decision. why? >> began baee from him. the willingness to fight using every tool at our disposal in the minority radicalized agenda. i was concerned that we would continue to pass failures when we had the house majority we pass our major spending bills with democratic votes. something democrats never have done. that was a repeat of what we saw happen this year. in addition to failing to cut spending 2024 pre-covid levels that he promised to do. speaker mccarthy and deliver our bills to the house floor for a vote. all 12 of them before the deadline we didn't do that we didn't bring a balanced budget to the floor to vote on as promised would do. the debt ceiling we totally caved to the democrats on the debt ceiling. we gave unlimited increase to the debt ceiling through january of '25. tag our national debt from at that time 32 trillion to what will probably be 36 trillion by the time we get to january of 25. he did that with predominantly democrat votes. most recently the continuing resolution that kept in place

ba for this time of year. all right. sal's here at 4:00. i hope it's quiet, but maybe it's not. it is quiet, steve. we don't have a lot going on right now. we've had a couple of roadwork spots, but it's not causing any slow traffic. let's go to the bay bridge. it is light. if you're trying to get into san francisco . there is a crash in santa rosa , northbound 101 near hearn avenue. it's blocking a couple of lanes. it's involving a truck that was carrying propane. everything's okay with the propane, but the two right lanes are blocked for 101. let's get back to the headlines and thank you, sal. well, there is criticismqz about a resolution y the city of richmond that declares solidarity with the palestinian people of gaza before today's city council meeting, the jewish community relations council is strongly opposing that resolution, calling it inflamma ery and biased. the statement apparently says that israel's demand that residents of gaza evacuate their homes is ethnic cleansing. the jc rc wants jews and their allies to write letters to the richmond city council and also show up at today's meeti