Consequential month ahead as Congress returns
Child tax credits, expanded Medicare benefits as well as military pay are all issues Congress has on their post-Thanksgiving agenda when the House and Senate return this week.
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Child tax credits, expanded Medicare benefits as well as military pay are all issues Congress has on their post-Thanksgiving agenda when the House and Senate return this week.
Child tax credits, expanded Medicare benefits as well as military pay are all issues Congress has on their post-Thanksgiving agenda when the House and Senate return this week.
Is a serious concern. absolutely. covid-19, the sars-co-v virus does hamper the immune system ability to handle additional stresses so you really first of all don't want to get it and number two you certainly don't want another nasty infection on top of that because that will most likely lead to a very unfortunate illness. >> i got my booster and flu shot in the same day. i'm ready to go. thank you for being with us. gabe, good the see you in house. have a great thanksgiving. time crunch. will the president's agenda get pushed to 202 as lawmakers stare down a government shutdown and maybe ev...
They already have another package teed up. they're going to do this government funding both potentially later this week. otherwise, they could stumble seriously into a shutdown, into the debt ceiling in the middle of october. probably another reconciliation package is what is likely. it's complicated, there's a lot of things that need to happen procedurally, but there is a way out for democrats that don't seem to want to take it. >> what will happen if congress doesn't raise the debt ceiling. >> i think you'll have the credit default, the stock market crisis. when they didn't do it the last ti...
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