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Are the 12 appropriations bills that they have to vote on by the end of the year, or a c r kicks and. right now, during these negotiations, they are pushing committees, and correct me if i'm wrong, to bring spending levels at fy 2022 levels, lower than what was in the agreement that was signed into law by the president. >> exactly, the debt limit agreement stipulated that there were spending caps for all 12 as a different appropriations bills, including defense, which a lot of republicans were not happy with in the senate, but then they ended up voting for, anyway, because i figured that that ...

He talked to senate appropriators, they're saying, no, we're gonna go up to what those spending caps are, we're going to honor a word, we're going to be responsible here. and what this is going to lead to is a standoff between the house and senate, once again. you're not going to have any democrats in the house, obviously, support these efforts, so it's going to be a party line bill, multiple party line bills in the house, and then in the senate, where the senate is designed to be bipartisan, with the 60 vote threshold, these appropriation bills are going to pass with a bipartisan majorities, ...

Congress resorts to the time-honored methods of appropriationsgimmickry.

Coming up, congresswoman anna paulina luna on the oversight committee's next move to prove jo me biden and his family have been influence peddling for decades. then, why she voted against the debt ceiling bill with as well just signed into law by president biden.w it's all right here, right now on "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: and we begin this sunday morning with the very latest on the new debt ceiling bill. the president signed into law this weekend the so-called fiscal responsibility act, an agreement to the raise the debt ceiling while putting some spending caps in place for t...

>> i know bipartisanship is hard. and unity is hard. but we could never stop trying. because in moments like this one, the ones we just faced, where the american economy and the world economy is at risk of collapsing, there is no other way no matter how tough our politics gets, we see each other not as adversaries but as fellow americans. >> and in some ways this is not surprising at all. you could even look at that oval office address as the real start of his 2024 campaign. >> i think it is. and it is quite a journey from months of we'll not negotiate over the budget to let's do an oval offic...