irs agents that cut was minimal. utat best.new ener democrats, meanwhile, they hate the new energy measures inthat the bill, including that pipeline that joe manchin wanted and rightlynted and shoue in west virginia. they also hate thatri americans with studentcans witw debt will be forced to resume payments. what i m supposeo pay fod to par their education, i paid my myi d paid my loan back . m own loayou can pay your own loan back anyway. even though biden s loan forgiveness program will still move ahead, neither sidepy is particularly happy with the new work requirements for certain social welfare programs. now, this seems like a win for conservatives and some angles, but does very little to curb costs or get people back to work. no, it s kind of like rearranging the decks. the deck chairs on the titanic. titanic. now, my next guest, senator linsey graham, he s vowing to undo this debt deal . he is calling it, quote,efense a a disaster for national defense. according to graham, the
the government t spends every year is codified as mandatory, n meaning there s no review no process, no checks and balancecs ,just a blank check and no the e balancing the checkbook. we live in a society wherend obc laziness and obesity can qualify you for a disabilityfora check from the government paid for by us working americans . u sin fact, nearly two thirds of the money spent by our government last year went to social welfare programs, according to democrats , likeof f congresswoman sheila mccormick of florida, to even mention challenging these programs is to be heartless and void of empathy.void of empathy empathy. when someone chooses but when someone chooses getting high over being a father to his children, what pity is he owed ? when a woman uses a chronic sprained ankle to stay on social security disability, d she an invalid or using discomfort to scam the system? m or when the son of a vice president spends his time and money on and blow, is he an addict in need?
problem, biden is also facing, and democrats are facing a tough problem with this bill as well. this bill is something that neither side is happy about. republicans think it is extending the debt ceiling for too long into 2025, there s not enough spending cuts and it, democrats are saying they are against the work requirements for some of these social welfare programs as well as the energy provisions. so i don t want to get to wonky, but, another side is happy. it s the first time that one of those backward deals could bite him in the bucket? yes, it actually is. so honestly it is one of the biggest test for mccarthy so far, speaker, another one was when they were trying to pass their immigration bill a couple weeks ago. but, he really has had so far, i know it is only about to be into tune a couple of months since he has been speaker, but he is had an easy go at it. there haven t been a lot of these really controversial fights. the debt ceiling as by and far the biggest, and harde
because we can get all the ones. will: we have greg steube on the program earlier anyway then on the pros and cons of the deal spinnaker puts a work requirements and pull covid funds back to have been used in a pagel requirement and for the white house. they are going to spend money in it limits to 100 million, they get to spend that after find the funds to spend the money. america desperately needs after the biden administration is cut down the domestic production of oil and gas. it does away with biden s irs agent, the 87000 that he funded, there s work requirements put in place for the social welfare programs. that s a huge conservative step in the right direction. i agree, i would like to see more spending cuts, mccarthy had to make some concessions as related to that. all those things i listed are wins for republicans, those are not think democrats are excited about. overall to plan for the country. rachel: a lot of relief that the bill has been struck on both
america today that their going to inherit as a result of irresponsible, reckless and selfish spending of politicians in washington. as patrick said and as the speaker said, this is transformational. this truly saves trillions of dollars not just in these discretionary appropriations bills, but for one of the first times in decades actually takes mandatory spending, some of these programs, these social welfare programs like s.n.a.p., tanf and simply asks, look, if you re going to ask taxpayers to provide you assistance, then just recognize this, that you need to recognize that that s something people are doing for you, and you need to work to help yourself if you re single,. don t have dependents, if you re between 18 and up to 54 years old, that you can volunteer, you can go to school, you can go work work at your church, get job assistance and job training saving billions and billions of dollars which, of course, is great for tax fayiers. but taxpayers, but it helps get them back in