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the tentative agreement signed, sealed and ready to be delivered to congress for a vote later this week. the challenge now is getting both sides of the aisle to agree on it. good morning. i'm griff jenkins. hour three. >> julie: a three-hour tour. i'm julie banderas. welcome to a new hour of fox news live. some details. it raises the debt ceiling for two years while rolling back discretionary spending and capping any increase in spending for the next six years. both biden and mccarty taking their respective victory laps. >> president biden: no one got everything they want but that's ...

good morning, everybody, it is 11:00 a.m. in the east. 8:00 a.m. pacific. i'm yasmin vossoughian. it's good to see you. in just a couple of minutes, the president is set to deliver remarks on this memorial day at arlington national cemetery. we're going to bring you that live, and you're seeing live pictures there. but first a major breakthrough on the bipartisan effort to raise the debt ceiling and save the economy from what would be a historic debt default. and now the race is on to get enough support from congress. we're going to talk to congresswoman jan schakowsky about that and...

Still raw. tomorrow marks eight years since we lost our son, beau. our losses are not the same. he didn't perish in the battlefield. it was cancer that stole him from us a year after being deployed as a major in the united states army national guard in iraq. as it is for so many of you, the pain of loss his with us every day but particularly sharp on memorial day. still clear tomorrow's anniversary, but so is the pride jill and i feel in his service, i can still hear him say dad, it's my duty, dad.

Memorial day. still clear, tomorrow's his anniversary, but so is the pride jill and i feel in this service, as if i can still hear him saying dad, it's my duty, dad. it's my duty. duty. that was the code my son lived by and all those you lost lived by. it's the creed that millions of service members have followed from the fields of yorktown to the shores of normandy to the rice padies of pasan, to the valleys kandahar to the valleys of sinjar and beyond. many of whom never return home. throughout history, these women and men lay down their lives not

Nation's first memorial day. standing in rows and rows of marble stones, many of his own fallen soldiers among them, he asked what brought these men here? what high motive led them to welcome death? and the answer to his own question, should our nation's life. my fellow americans, jill, vice president harris, second gentleman and secretary austin and mcdonagh and general milley appeared most importantly veterans, servicemen and women and their survivors, today we once again gather in this sacred place at this solemn hour to honor fallen heroes. to once again stand amid the