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To move on to another day. >> melanie zanona, if we get a traditional deal, the left doesn't like some things, the right doesn't like some things, in traditional time, it gets passed and we move on. again, we don't live in dr traditional times. how many votes can kevin mccarthy afford to lose and not have his hold on that job challenges? >> in terms of how many votes he could lose, it depends on how many votes democrats put up. the math is key here. the question of his speakership is a great question because during the race for the speaker's gavel, he gave his critics this tool, this power to ...

Year. republicans say laughter. to cap it at a 2% increase in more than a 2% increase to 2022 or 2023 spending levels for given inflation is running at three times higher than that technically no matter what your attached a spending bill would represent a cut and overall spending in real terms here. he likes to make sure whatever you come up with next is less than the shipper whether that was a signal maybe that's me over analyzing. i found that existing sideline. we are going to follow the talks back and forth as you heard the new sort of deadline is june 5 it was june 1 but it is that moving...

We begin tonight with breaking news straight from capitol hill. we are getting word that the white house and house republicans are getting closer to a deal to raise the debt ceiling. one week before the u.s. runs out of money. what do we know right now about where the deal stands between kevin mccarthy, house republicans and the white house? >> i think we should caveat by saying nothing has been agreed upon yet. nothing has been finalized. they are moving closer to a deal. we have seen progress over the last 12 hours, particularly on the spending issue. that's been something that has been real...

Thrown out the apple and eaten the snake. >> hannity: we had the debt ceiling, joe biden disappeared for 97 days, i argue he made a bet. won't get a feel. they got it done i think a great deal. go back to 2022 spending levels. cap the rate of growth to 1%, baseline budgeting. add in some energy measures which we need desperately. scored by cbo to save $4.8 trillion. the senate is standing with the house. i don't think kevin mccarthy needs to budge. if the biden wants to default it will be biden's default. >> let me praise i think house republicans have handled this beautifully. i can tell you ...

Through march of next year, and it would also reduce spending by $4.8 trillion. that's the amount of cuts republicans are proposing in their legislation, which did pass the house with republican support. but democrats have continued to argue they feel that is too draconian. republicans have also insisted that spending levels be lowered. they want it closer to what the government spent in fiscal year 2022, they think that is a good baseline. the white house has proposed freezing spending levels, but that is not enough savings to republicans. they argue the white house and the democrats have spe...