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thank you, mom. i love how it gives you a little bit of history. yeah! i feel like reading this, like, these are my roots. there's just still so much to discover. discover even more during our holiday sale. two u.s. senators say that american support for ukraine will keep coming no matter how next week's mid-term elections pan out. >> chris kuhns and rob portman met with ukrainian president zelenskyy in kyiv on thursday. their visit comes amid speculation republicans could reduce u.s. aid to ukraine if they win control of congress. senator kuhn said there's too much on the line to be giving up on it. >> we have asked questions today
priorities but we expect there to be more horse trading between now and tuesday, perhaps some add-ons to the big bill like more immigration reform, tax hikes, perhaps on billionaires, further expansion of medicare, longer paid leave and more green energy provisions. we got a chance too to hear what chris kuhns had to say about it. he says there are dozens of proposals that folks are going to make a last ditch effort to add to it. yeah, we expect that. however, thanks to a fractioned democratic caucus led by progressives, speaker man a than could be pushed further left than maybe she would like to be. and that could endanger, eric, what makes it out of the house. which is to say, might it survive the senate? maybe not. that's assuming that it makes it out of the house. they've been going back and forth with progressives. one thing is certain, many in her own party want to get that ball moving and i mean right now.
chris: that's the new law. >> that sort of thing. but the law says, again, the lage slay churr passed that -- legislature passed the law. that's what the united states constitution says, it wasn't followed in a lot of states. chris: thank you for your time. always good to talk with you. i appreciate the way you step up and answer questions in the way you choose to. thank you, sir. >> sure. great to be back with you. thanks, chris. chris: up next, senate democrats pushed off a debt crisis with some help from republicans. but the path to victory on their social agenda is still uncertain. we'll bring in democratic senator chris kuhns, that's next. challenging times are nothing new.
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news in washington. president biden's fortunes seem to be going from bad to worse. disappointing jobs numbers on friday were just the latest problem for an administration already dealing with a crisis at the border, persistent inflation, growing supply chain backups, and a pandemic that won't go away. while the threat of defaulting on our debt was pushed off for two months, democrats are still dead locked over the president's domestic agenda. in a moment, we'll speak with the number two republican in the house, congressman steve scalise, and we'll get reaction from democratic senator chris kuhns. first let's bring in mark meredith traveling with the president in wilmington, delaware for the latest on an administration under fire. mark. >> reporter: hey, chris. the senate raising the debt limit is a temporary stop gap. we watch as congressional
overshadowed by disappointing jobs numbers. >> maybe it doesn't seem fast enough. we're making consistent, steady progress, though. chris: while in congress, democrats continue to fight over the president's domestic agenda. we'll ask senator chris kuhns on chances for party unity on the legislative to do list. the president's poll numbers hit a new low in the wake of crises at the border, in afghanistan, and a slowing economic recovery. we'll ask our sunday panel if joe biden will be a drag on democrats' chances starting with next month's virginia governor's race. and our power player of the week, the hit podcaster bringing in famous dads to celebrate fatherhood. all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ chris: and hello again from fox
passengers the very best. tomorrow, neil cavuto speaks with william shatner and the fellow passengers on the eve of their space flight. you can catch it on fox business channel's coast to coast at noon eastern at 4:00 p.m. eastern on fox news channel, your world with neil cavuto. the blue angels are soaring over the bay area, the fleet week brought its show to san francisco. the show's held over the bay between the golden gate bridge and alcatraz. this time, the show's in person with thousands looking to the skies to see the amazing stunts and demonstrations and for those afraid of heights, there are tours of navy ships. next, chris wallace speaks with house minority whip, republican from louisiana, steve scalise and democratic senator from delaware, a close ally of president biden, chris kuhns, two very important figures, as the tax and spending bill and infrastructure battle continue on capitol hill. that's all for this hour of "fox
news in washington. president biden's fortunes seem to be going from bad to worse. disappointing jobs numbers on friday were just the latest problem for an administration already dealing with a crisis at the border, persistent inflation, growing supply chain backups, and a pandemic that won't go away. while the threat of defaulting on our debt was pushed off for two months, democrats are still dead locked over the president's domestic agenda. in a moment, we'll speak with the number two republican in the house, congressman steve scalise, and we'll get reaction from democratic senator chris kuhns. first let's bring in mark meredith traveling with the president in wilmington, delaware for the latest on an administration under fire. mark. >> reporter: hey, chris. the senate raising the debt limit is a temporary stop gap. we watch as congressional
overshadowed by disappointing jobs numbers. >> maybe it doesn't seem fast enough. we're making consistent, steady progress, though. chris: while in congress, democrats continue to fight over the president's domestic agenda. we'll ask senator chris kuhns on chances for party unity on the legislative to do list. the president's poll numbers hit a new low in the wake of crises at the border, in afghanistan, and a slowing economic recovery. we'll ask our sunday panel if joe biden will be a drag on democrats' chances starting with next month's virginia governor's race. and our power player of the week, the hit podcaster bringing in famous dads to celebrate fatherhood. all right now on fox news sunday. ♪ chris: and hello again from fox