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Infrastructure and fighting the nationwide opioid epidemic. the figure marks the most significant increase in spending since before mandatory budget gaps went into effect back in 2011. the plan also adds more than $80 billion for disaster relief. when it comes to the debt ceiling, the budget would expend the maximum amount of which the government can borrow for one year. mcconnell and schumer celebrated the agreement yesterday, but not celebrating the agreement, many house conservatives. >> this spending bill is a debt junky's dream. in all probability, it will embark america on a trillion dol...

Dollar per year deficit path until such time we suffer insolvency with all the hardship that would ensue. i'm not only a "no," i'm a "hell no." >> congressman jim jordan saying it's a bad bad agreement, not just bad, it's terrible. the issue here as congressman brooks was saying is that this raises the deficit. jonathan, we still don't entirely know where the white house stands on this. did we get some clarity in that briefing? >> not a lot. i think we should back up a day. let's play that clip again about president trump saying let's have a shutdown. let's have a shutdown. and then an hour la...

Here is some of the conservative voices this afternoon. >> this spending bill is a dead junky's dream. in all probability it will embark america on a trillion dollars per year deficit path until such time as we suffer debilitatingin solvency and bankruptcy with all of the hardship that would ensue. i'm not only a no, i'm a hell no. >> i think it is a bad deal. i think it is unfortunate that this is where it goes but you'll see i think the vast, vast majority of freedom caucus vote against it and other members as well. >> for the whip count, a hell no counts the same as a regular no. but this i...

Business-friendliness. we have the highest taxes and highest mandates. we have the highest cronyism rate -- >> congresswoman, that wasn't my question. >> i'm getting to your question. $8 billion is taken from our taxpayers and used for these croniest schemes in an unconstitutional setting. yes, with growth, with repat traiting jobs back to our communities, giving our pass-tlus to our small businesses -- >> you think this is a bill -- >> i keep reading statistics from economists that are now turning over and saying, if we maintain the 1.8 or 1.9% growth we're getting right now, we're still prob...