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unprecedented and unacceptable. and we cannot support that precedent. >> instead of saying, patting us on the head and saying, it could have been worse, they could have said, this is the end of the fossil fuel give aways. i'm pretty discouraged and frustrated that it has come to this. >> so, that last congressman, jared huffman, reporting to interaction he had with the white house earlier today, where they said, it could have been a lot worse. but he was concerned about the energy provisions that were in there. it's uncertain how many democrats will vote for this. but the democrats are expected to give us -- provide enough support to offset republican losses to get the vote in a matter of minutes. >> assuming it passes the house tonight, how likely is it to pass the senate. >> it's expected to pass as soon as tomorrow night. that's the push for mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer. they want to get this done. for this united states you need all 100 senators to agree to having actually scheduling the vote. so, any one senator can delay
democrats voting with republicans, but there are 29 republicans who voted against that rule, showing there is some opposition on both sides of the aisle. but there are folks on the left to believe the white house conceded and gave mccarthy far too much in this negotiation. >> using this process to negotiate legislation in spending, which has never happened before, is unprecedented and unacceptable, and we can't support that precedent. >> instead of saying, padding is on the head and saying could have been worse, they could have said, this is the end of the fossil fuel giveaways. i'm pretty discouraged and frustrated that it has come to this. >> that last congressman referring to interaction he had with the white house earlier today where they said it could've been a lot worse but he was concerned about some of the energy provisions in. there it's onshore how many democrats will vote for this, but the democrats are expected
problem, biden is also facing, and democrats are facing a tough problem with this bill as well. this bill is something that neither side is happy about. republicans think it is extending the debt ceiling for too long into 2025, there's not enough spending cuts and it, democrats are saying they are against the work requirements for some of these social welfare programs as well as the energy provisions. so i don't want to get to wonky, but, another side is happy. >> it's the first time that one of those backward deals could bite him in the bucket? >> yes, it actually is. so honestly it is one of the biggest test for mccarthy so far, speaker, another one was when they were trying to pass their immigration bill a couple weeks ago. but, he really has had so far, i know it is only about to be into tune a couple of months since he has been speaker, but he is had an easy go at it. there haven't been a lot of these really controversial fights. the debt ceiling as by and far the biggest, and hardest
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