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$15.62. instead, another deal has been cut, and it's going to be 1.66 trillion, which uses a bunch of gimmicks to increase spending. americans are tired of that. so i oppose it. it's just more of the same, and i wish speaker johnson weren't doing this. i'm very disappointed and hopefully we can try to figure out what to do in the next few days. >> who do you hold responsible for it? is it speaker johnson? >> well, i mean, his office is doing the negotiating, so that's the deal, and if went up doing this by suspension, we have to start calling him the suspension speaker. we should try to get it...

Marc ashdown has the details. there is a mortgage shock coming. around 800,000 uk households have cheap fixed—rate deals due to finish by the end of the year. new mum charlotte lives in surrey. her monthly repayments are predicted to go up by more than £1,000 a month, to £2,750. do we have to sell, move back in with family, who live four hours away? or do we maybe get a lodger? but we have a small baby. so, yeah, we're not ruling anything out at the moment. fixed—rate mortgage deals coming to an end now have become much more expensive. on a £250,000 mortgage, a five—year deal back in ...

Surviving. >> they really are, yeah. little, smaller businesses really are struggling with access to capital. if you take a look at where we have been with our interest rate at 4.65% to now 10.62% -- i'm sorry 5.62% to 10.62% in just a little over a year, it's been really tough for small businesses to deal with that kind of change in funding their growth. >> lawrence: tim, why is that? >> you know, it's costing more. and i think it's a multitude of factors. it's not just the inflation but it's the banking crisis that we're working through. it's inflation that we're also dealing with. so, small...

We've invited them. >> so right now tonight you would be -- >> we have invited them repeatedly. >> in a cnn/orc poll conducted this week, americans were asked how they feel about mr. obama's proposals. john king breaks down what they had to say. >> we asked people in our new poll first a more general question, what's your opinion of the president's gun policy overall? 43% approved, 53% disapproved. you would say that's a bad number for the president, right? he's underwater. just a few weeks ago it was 35/62. the president's numbers are going up. why? a lot of liberals who thought he should do ...

Have the political juice to sell it? first, the more general question. what's your opinion of the president's gun policy overall? 43% approve. 53% disapprove. he's underwater. but just two weeks ago it was 35/62. the president's numbers have gone up because a lot of liberals who thought he should do more are happy that the president is getting involved. then we asked specifically about the proposal that the president outlined. you have more background checks, more fbi agents, more money for mental health. two-thirds of americans favor what the president says he wants to do. a third, 32%, say t...