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Leverage against joe biden, and i was doing that, i thought, what if it was the other way around, what if joe biden was using tape that ceiling as leverage against kevin mccarthy? and that is exactly what happened. what we have discovered, and what joe biden was discovering before we did is that kevin mccarthy and most that the republicans in the house of representatives fear defaulting on the debt. we did not really know that before. we already know that none of them fear the government shutdow...

Election. because if he did not negotiate with kevin mccarthy now, using the pressure of the debt ceiling against kevin mccarthy, which is actually what he was doing, then joe biden was going to have to negotiate with kevin mccarthy and the republicans on budget issues in the house of representatives in september, without being able to use the leverage at the debt ceiling against kevin mccarthy. it turns out and this story, in the real world of legislating behind closed doors, the debt ceiling w...

$12 billion in order to raise $4 trillion, that answer is no. on a broader point, i think if youre going to talk about the spending under president trump, lets be clear, a big chunk of that was the c.a.r.e.s. act in response to covid-19. it was a unique experience, an emergency action, and so the position -- my position and a lot of house republicans position has been now that the covid pandemic is over, the federal agency should be able to go back to pre-covid spending levels. this bill actuall...

This vote to come this evening after 7:00 some time, theyll vote on the rule first, which is really the big test, and then the full vote. >> john: unity is different than uninomity. got it that time. >> sandra: brian style, kicking offer our 1:00 hour coverage on the east coast at this hour as aishah reported, 35 gop nos, there are concerns that mccarthy is giving up some major leverage here. should he be worried? >> this bill moves us one step in the right direction to get our fiscal house back...

Republican caucus 30 plus members, mccarthy will have to rely on the democratic side to get the bill pushed to the senate. >> sandra: brian style is here to make his case why the bill should be passed on capitol hill. how many house republicans are a no at this hour? >> hey, john, sandra. good afternoon to you. right now we are looking at about 35 republican nos and this is about what house republicans expected, somewhere between 30 to 40, even up to 50. but still about six plus hours to go here...

Approved by wednesday, as well as what the critics are unhappy about. heres part of the conversation. >> the big takeaway is this does very little macro economic damage. theres a big fight. and democrats are happy that president biden got to keep the really important, bigger parts of his agenda. republicans are happy theyre at a point where they didnt really have much control, except for the leverage of the debt limit, except they got concessions. the most important thing that happened here from...

Battle what it was about was us not doing a republican majority what we have done, which is passing bills, a major piece of spending legislation with the majority of democrat voters. you will have more democrats vote for this bill than republicans when its said and done tomorrow night. that was one of the things, were not going to do that, were not going to pass legislation where democrats vote for spending packages. we will use every tool to fight. all the leverage we have -- we were in a stron...

Feeling among general public, we had the big bomb. no body can compete with us, problem is, are we willing to utes that in a conflict. we could have used to on pyongyang and you know had decided to did that, it would have been a game changer. >> our home, our nation, all things we believe in are in danger. >> on november 30, president truman seemed to success that "nuclear option" was a possibility, telling reporters, well take whatever steps of necessary to meet the military situation just as w...

Crisil projects capital expenditure to amount to ₹55,000-60,000 crore per year, nearly double the average annual spending over the previous five fiscal years

This country. all powers not specified in the constitution should be transferred to the states respective people. education, healthcare, welfare, energy, pretty much everything they have been negotiating over. that is what the 10th amendment says to speed things along. take away the source of the federal governments power, our money. abolish the federal income tax. abolish all federal income taxes. replace it with an annual levy from each state assessed on the leverage of population and wealth. ...