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much more than what we are seeing under biden. the hearn people need -- the american people need us to come together. when we see all the things i'm talking about, when families are suffering and hurting, they're looking at republicans right now and saying, please, come together and beat joe biden because we need you to take the leadership home because our country is not going in the right direction. jason: we only have a minute left here, but what ises the rnc doing about the ground game? the because it does seem like the democrats are far out ahead many getting out the vote. >> yeah, i'm going to disagree with that. republicans turned out 4 million more voters in 2022, we would have won the electoral college because we were the top vote getter in arizona, georgia and new hampshire, and we won in every battleground state. we have to continue ballot harvesting, we have to continue working on early vote. the process matters, the rmc's invested in that. if you want to help text win to 80810. that has to stop now.
the process of taking over entire south china sea. this is a place that's critical for oil and gas, major fishing stocks, and they're treating the philippines and indonesia, malaysia and vietnam like they're chinese colonies and pushing them out of the exclusive economic zones. so this is very detrimental to those countries, to iowa sean, but also -- asean, but also to the united states of america. just a somewhere -- jason: what do we do about it? how do we protect taiwansome what should we be doing? it's pretty straightforward. number one, we shouldn't be appeasing the chinese, because every time you try and compromise with them the, they take that as a sign of weakness. we need to go back to the what ronald reagan and president trump talked about, and that's e peace through strength. i was 2k3w4r5d to see your interview with congressman mast who's a great american. we thank him for his service and we thank all the servicemen and women and the veterans and the gold star families. we've got to have a strong military. that gives backbone to the our
think they feel like with the ukraine war and russia's against on china, they've got the upper hand, and they can even push the russians around. we've got a very is emboldened, a very vigorous and a very aggressive china these days, and the only country to to stand up to the them is the united states of america and our partners. so we've got to rebill our military the, we've got to be the strong diplomatically, economically and militarily to make sure china doesn't the take away our way of life, destroy our liberty and that of our partners and allies. jason: i've only got about 45 seconds, but explain the disparity between what china's doing with its navy versus where our navy is. >> well, china's launched since 2016 more ships than entire japanese navy. they're now the largest navy in the world, and they intend to have a world wild, global navy. st not just a coastal navy to defend china, they want a blue water navy that challenges america in africa, in south
week courting african countries like the democratic republic of congo for rare either minerals -- rare earth minerals while bullying its neighbors including taiwan. we'll discuss it with former national security adviser, ambassador robert o'brien. and the republican presidential primary field gets bigger with florida governor ron desantis and south carolina senator tim scott officially in the race. but former president trump has a commanding lead. what is the ground game to help the nominee win the general election? we'll discuss it with rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel. it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ jason: we begin with the debt ceiling agreement in principle. as we mentioned, house speaker ken mccarthy say -- kevin mccarthy expects a vote on the
inning spending, consequential reforms that will rein in government overreach. there are no new taxes, no new government programs. ♪ jason: here is what we mow is in the deal: it suspends the debt ceiling until after 2024 election, no increase in non-defense spending for the next fiscal year, and it caps it at 1% the following fiscal year. it also increases defense spending and money for veterans. we're also learning it claws back some unspent covid-19 pandemic funds and cuts nearly $2 the billion in money used to hire new irs agents. it also reportedly expands work requirements for some adults receiving food stamps but no work requirement changes for medicaid. the house republicans are expected to come back to the washington on tuesday and and vote on the bill on wednesday. we'll take it up with congressman brian mast and congresswoman beth van duyne. meanwhile, china has spent the
the congressman from north carolina. let's bring in rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel to get her perspective e on this. ronna, thanks so much for joining us on "sunday morning futures." you herald the speaker, you've spoken about this already, but what's your initial thought. >> >> first, jason, i was looking at them and thinking these guys really have been pulling a couple all-nighters. they look like they've been working really hard. [laughter] i thought they did a great job a articulating, one, that they're going to have support within the conference, two, that they're going to be the transparent. people are going to be able to read this, orst going to go in front of the american people, but everybody's going to read it whichst the unbelievable that hasn't been the case in the past. nondiscretionary spending's going to go down, we're going to the hold the biden administration accountable. they're not going to be able to raise taxes, and we're going to cut spending. so i think all of this looks very good, and kevin mccarthy and the house have really led the way. jason: so in these types of
semiconductor capability, manufacturing capability, for the world is many taiwan. imagine if china invaded tomorrow, communist china, either took over and owned tsmc, the chip manufacturer, or broke it. either way, we would be many a world of hurt, and china would be the most dominating economic and military force on the planet. jason: welcome back to "sunday morning futures." that was house foreign affairs chairman michael mccaul explaining to martha how vital the taiwan strait is. while president biden is rest aring comfortably at camp david as his aides negotiated a debt ceiling deal, china's president, and i, well, he's on the move -- xi, he's on the move. the ccp sent three chinese warships through the taiwan strait to pressure the island on its claims that it claims as its own, and african leaders are
bill on wednesday, five days before the government faces a potential default. according to the treasury department. here's speaker mccarthy sounding optimistic after his call with his party members. >> i think we're a lot more excited than depress thed, and i think once people read the bill, they'll if get more excited. jason: let's bring in congressman brian mast, republican from florida. congressman, thanks for joining us. you got the initial feedback just like we all did, you were on a call. i hope, with the speaker last night. what's your initial reaction to this debt ceiling agreementsome. >> yeah, i was on the call. initial reaction is this, and i'm evaluating this for myself like all the other 24 the republican members -- 24 republican members is stopping hiring 87,000 more irs workers for one year versus an or the --
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contrast the extreme lawless leadership of joe biden with an open border, with fentanyl coming across poisoning our families and our kids, with crime surging across this country, with inflation rising, with abandoning energy independence. there is nothing good about the biden administration. so i am enjoying this. i love every candidate getting in the ring. it gives us another opportunity to contrast what republicans will do versus joe biden and the democrats. and i think we're going to take up all the oxygen until next year. i've excited for the debate. and we always have to remember the things that separate us are so insignificant compared to the damage that's being done to our country by the democrats. jason: so i think the reason there are so many people in the race is they see a very vulnerable joe biden. i mean, sleepy does not yet even begin to cover his approach to life at this point. but because there's so many candidates, there's a lot of contention the, a a lot of