irresponsible. it was critical to reach an agreement, and it s very good news for the american people. no one got everything they wanted, but the american people got what they needed. we averted an economic crisis, and economic collapse. we re cutting spending and bringing the deficits down at the same time. we re protecting important priorities from social security, to medicare, to medicaid, to veterans, to our transformational investments and infrastructure, and clean energy. now, the steel comes just a few days after june 5th, monday, which is what treasury secretary janet yellen warns that the government would start running out of money to pay its bills. as the president said, no one got everything they wanted in this deal. concessions were made on both sides, but some progressives across the country are decrying a few concessions in particular, including changes to the national environmental policy act that would waive or put limits on environmental impact assessments for new
florida or texas at all, actually. i meant it as concern for the people of florida and texas because what warren desantis is doing in florida is dangerous to a lot of real people. it may sound like it s we it may energize the base, but if you re gay, if you re a woman, if your trans, if you are an immigrant, if you re an undocumented person, whatever people think about this, their safety and livelihoods are in danger. that s right, ali. or if you re allies of those communities, as you clearly are, and i got a compliment you on that monologue you did just before the break. if you ever want to get into politics, we got a governorship raised in 2026 ali, because you nailed florida. but yes, look, i m not afraid to say that rhonda census is a dangerous person and would be a dangerous president. he somebody who brings the arrogance of donald trump, the paranoia of richard nixon, but the parasite possibility of bill barr. he uses them in a very regressive and dangerous way. his abuse of
and new work requirements imposed for people who received benefits from the supplemental nutrition assistance program or snap. for more on this, i m joined by the reverend dr. william barber, he s a president and senior lecturer for repairs of the breach and the co-chair of the poor peoples campaign and a great friend of the show. reverend barber, good to see you sir, and throughout this entire discussion, i ve been thinking about you and your view because you spend most of your time was poor and low wealthy individuals. you tweeted on june 1st, the great contradiction of this that ceiling deal is that while poverty is the fourth leading cause of death, the steel will make it harder to get food stamps but easier to spend money on war. i open with that, sir, because i want to get your views on the steal. well, velshi, and that is where we have to begin, because the difference in the conversation about compromise and stopping us from getting into trouble where the country
this year it comes and unrelenting attacks on the rights of lgbtq individuals. but, it s actually a losing political strategy to do that. plus, i m gonna call to order this week sweeping as the velshi banned book club on the agenda is professor the return of the taliban, about that earned him more than a ban, but a desert by the government. the debt limit bill has finally reached president biden s desk, as always the devil is in the details. we re gonna dive into those details coming up on velshi. details coming up on velshi. i see this come was critical, the stakes could not have been higher. if we had failed to reach an agreement on the budget, there were extreme voices in the first time in our 247 year history, and the default on our national that. nothing, nothing was more irresponsible. irresponsible. shelves smart enough to see, sense, react, restock.