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Erin Burnett OutFront

has big banks really nervous tonight, frankly for the first time. usually this is brinksmanship and everyone thinks it's going to work itself out. one describing this debt ceiling kr crisis as more worrying than others. jamie dimon says his bank has a war room. jeremy diamond is outfront. we've got just days to go. it's good they're meeting and coming out of it and saying the meeting wasn't worthless. but the real question is when is it going to be worth something? where does this stand? >> reporter: erin, that's the key question. it's a surprisingly optimistic tone when you consider the fact that in just ten days, the united states could potentially default on its debt obligations. we heard janet yellen reaffirming that high likelihood that early june will indeed be the date when the u.s. could no longer pay its bills. we just heard from the speaker of the house. he emerged saying it was a

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CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield

ability to get a solution at all. >> it seems as though he wants default more than he wants a deal. >> what's going on here, ron? >> we're seeing brinksmanship as we come up to the brink. it's understandable to get caught up in kind of the drama and the details. negotiation itself but taking even half a step back and realizing how extraordinary what we're watching is, you know, republicans and democrats alike in congress did not try to leverage the debt ceiling for policy concessions under donald trump. the only times we have really seen this happen is a republican majority trying to demand policy concessions they would not get otherwise by threatening default that could throw the u.s. and even the world economy into recession. i think this kind of posturing doesn't tell us whether we are going to get there, but one thing that i think is clear and that the president and phil was alluding to as well earlier, especially with donald trump out

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CNN This Morning

an entire dignitary visit and to engage other island nations in that region. he had to nix that trip to come back to these negotiations. some people refer to what the republicans are doing is games. it's not a game because it's not fun, it's not funny, it's not entertaining, it's having real world implications for our engagement overseas with our partners encountering very world threats because they are playing -- they are doing brinksmanship with us and it's not acceptable. >> and you wanted a clean debt ceiling passed. that seems unlikely now as the white house is negotiating with republicans on in. are you willing to walk away from wanting a clean debt ceiling and vote for some of these republican spending cuts they are demanding if that's the agreement that comes out of this? >> we have done a clean debt ceiling dozens of times. we did it a bunch under the trump administration. there is no reason we shouldn't do it now. i am going to wait to see what

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CNN This Morning

superbly. >> the argument is not that they haven't funded ukraine. we have seen it happen on a massive scale. a question about that accounting figure. >> yeah, what could have been done two months ago had people been told. before you go, it's notable that president biden is leaving dinner at the g7 early to get on a call with leading members of congress to deal with the kooelg as we are days away from a potential default. what is your read on if washington is going to get this done before june 1? >> i don't think anybody really knows. actually this illustrates the national security implications of this brinksmanship that the republicans are playing about the debt ceiling because the president actually has nixed a visit, ended a visit to guinea, the island nation which is strategically important for our competition against china in our expanded presence in the asian pacific region, actually went out of their way to get security, to, you know, set up

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Your World With Neil Cavuto

things that keep the economy going. the pressure stays on mccarthy and moderate republicans to do the right thing. >> any deal requires a mix of democratic and gop votes. house conservatives told mccarthy they will only accept the bill the house passed last month. time is short. and there's no obvious solution to this crisis. charles? >> charles: thanks, chad. the clock is ticking. there's a new poll showing most americans want congress to put a dent in our national debt. 63% say the debt limit should be tied to reductions. chip roy joins me now. we know the brinksmanship and all of that stuff -- listen, we've all seen this movie before. there's been versions of it, representative roy, that weren't so good. 2011, a cautionary tale and the clock is ticking.

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CNN This Morning

it will be interesting to see if he is able to hold his caucus together as well. the politics of brinksmanship has been the policy of chicken between those camps. they will have pressures coming from the progressive side and the kind of grassroots trump side that they have to hold to the to get this done. >> and we never had to be here in the first place. totally self-inflicted. >> tightrope is an understatement. thank you for being here. we will see what happens. this is something that is looming over biden's whole trip. >> absolutely is. hours from now the fda could decide to recommend the first ever rsv vaccine aimed at protecting infants. and the suspect accused of leaking military secrets was apparently repeatedly warned about his mishandling of classified documents. he was never removed from his post though. we have more on the investigation ahead. int guard with three times the pet hair fighting ingreredients. just one sheet helps remove pet hahair from your clothes! looking good starts in the dryer with bounce pet.

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BBC News

past, we would be, injust a few short months, talking about brinksmanship again. do few short months, talking about brinksmanship again.— brinksmanship again. do you think democrats _ brinksmanship again. do you think democrats should - think democrats should therefore not agree to it? i think the best way that policymakers in washington, dc can reassure financial markets that the united states stands a buy note on its obligations on a treasury securities, but its obligations across the federal government is to put off the debt ceiling for several years or even better yet, abolish it. let�s get to some of the nuts and bolts of what they�re discussing. republicans have said work requirements for public assistance programmes will have to be in any deal and they also want to see budget caps, and spent covid stimulus money recouped, and democrats against those measures. do you see any room there any deal? 50 see any room there any deal? so i these

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on the table that was passed in the house actually only postpones the debt ceiling through march of 2024, which is not very long from now. and so if that is what we�re past, we would be, injust a few short months, a few short months, talking about brinksmanship yet again. do you think democrats should therefore not agree to it? i think the best way that policymakers in washington, dc can reassure financial markets that the united states stands behind not only just its obligations on treasury securities, but its obligations across the federal government is to put off the debt ceiling for several years, or even better yet, abolish it. let�s get to some of the nuts and bolts of what they�re discussing. republicans have said work requirements for public assistance programmes will have to be in any deal. they also want to see budget caps unspent covid stimulus money recouped, and democrats are against those measures. do you see any room there for a deal? it�s so... i mean, these are difficult... these are difficult decisions that policymakers will make.

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CNN News Central

go great. all you really had was both sides reiterating their talking points that we've heard in public so many times. the president over the weekend said that he's an optimist as relates to the talks. you heard the house speaker kevin mccarthy downplaying the notion that there's been progress so we'll see where they emerge after this meeting. but certainly in terms of the public pressure, the white house is trying to continue to build that up. we saw a memo from the office of management and budget, the director talking about the fact that these cuts that republicans are calling for if they exclude veterans affairs, defense, homeland security, that would amount to 30% cuts on every other area of the federal budget. the president himself is now also taking to twitter saying if america defaults on its debt, our economy would fall into a recession and our nation's global reputation would be damaged. he also warns once again that this is a manufactured crisis and he urges house republicans to stop playing brinksmanship which is a familiar refrain we have heard from the president.

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Andrea Mitchell Reports

in terms of any structural agreements, none of that has happened. there's stuff that both sides are saying, yeah, we agree on that. that's really small stuff. you are talking about anywhere from a $1.5 trillion raise in our national debt or higher, because i think joe biden wants more. and if you are going to do that, we need to tighten the screws financially here on capitol hill. >> why do republicans with democratic support, in fact, vote for at least two debt relief raises under president trump? >> a couple things. one, i wasn't a member of congress at the time. i'm not sure what the dynamics were on capitol hill. two, my recollection is that nancy pelosi and chuck schumer negotiated with donald trump well in advance. it was never really an issue. let's make sure i bring up point two clearly. donald trump and nancy pelosi negotiated over this long in advance so there wasn't this brinksmanship we are seeing. what's happening and it's

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