like what they're hearing. they could still be in line with what they could accept, at least in the short term. here's what -- weather freedom caucus said when they said they would accept 1.59 trillion and i notice it in the speaker's letter to his colleagues. at one point, he says there were modifications to the side deals that were initially negotiated in the fiscal responsibility act. that's what kevin mccarthy did with the white house last summer when they first talk about avoiding the debt ceiling battle. all of these things might seem like they're a little bit inside baseball, but the freedom caucus said they'd go along with 1.59 trillion if the side deals were off the table. modifications that johnson is talking about now, not sure if that's going to be enough. but again, lawmakers get back to washington this coming week. i'm sure they're going to have a lot to say about, it even if they weren't too late thinking about it with me here. and >> i've got to say, i'm not quite sure the right-wing freedom caucus will necessarily be happy when they see the presidents and the white house's statement on this.