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and breaking news about hunter and the irs and with less than two years ago until the 2024 election, democrats are playing the race card. they are trying to vilify the state of florida. all eyes are on the biden white house where joe is still refusing to come to terms on a debt ceiling that is eminent. according to democrats, the sky is falling. it is all kevin mccarthy's fault when it is anything but kevin mccarthy's fault. why do democrats care so deeply about this when mccarthy was begging the white house day after day to sit down and negotiate this? take a look. >> we have to neg...

Speaker mccarthy and the conservatives are going to win a victory in the next few days. >> i have a radio show and if i use my radio audience as a focus group, the overwhelming majority of people calling me, talking to me, speaking out, all want kevin mccarthy to hold form. they look at the republican bill. all it does is return spending levels to 2022. they reduce baseline budget into 1%. cannot have massive increases in spending. kevin has a political problem. he has a 4-seat majority. if he were to try to make a deal with biden, he has to go back to his caucus. if a significant number of ho...

Rebuilding to get prepared for that. how did our military become so weakened? >> there is a perception on capitol hill from the more hawkish republicans that during the prior administration the basic infrastructure at the pentagon, of the 7 $16 billion, $617 billion, the vast majority are going to the pentagon's baseline budget, pay raise for the troops, $69 billion goes toward the war fighting fund. jillian: let's talk about the importance of that pay raise for troops? >> it is essential. the last pay raise within 2010, 3.4%. since 2010, the pay raises of

Exactly what the money will accomplish or how it will be spent and just a laundry list. paul: allysia, expand on that, what is this big burst of domestic spending mean? >> well, the new baseline budget essentially and heaven forbid we enter another recession in another couple of years and the debt is going to explode even more. right now we are heading to 1 trillion-dollar deficit, that's about do you meaned but this will add another probably trillion dollars in debt, eventually they'll have to be reckoning. we have to look at entitlements which is two-thirds of the budget. paul: the budget de...