broadcasting.
Amna: In congress, a moment for
debt problems and debt crisis as
Republican leaders as -- and
what it means ahead.
Let's start with this morning.
Bring us up to speed.
Pretty things stand now?
>> I just came from the house
chamber where we saw the drama,
Kevin Mccarthy managed to squeak
through the bill, two boats.
One other Republican had gone
from yes to no.
Four Republicans.
Let's look at a difference.
See all of these folks were
undecided, have problems with
the bill.
Basically, this is a story of
Kevin Mccarthy navigating this
slim margin on a big issue.
Amna: This could be considered
an opening offer.
Remind us what is in it.
>> To note where Republicans
stand right now.
It raises the debt ceiling, cut
$4.5 trillion over 10 years.
It would cut discretionary
spending by 13% in one year, all
of those agencies that congress
has a say over.
Recipients would have to work
able hours a month.
So people would have to work to
get food stamps.
There has been a lot of debate,
but I want to focus on the house
rules committee meeting where we
saw a subsidence meeting.
Want to point out this exchange
over benefits and how both sides
see this.
>> The deal is you are piling
work requirement on people who
are vulnerable and you don't see
a problem?
>> I think you have values.
Your thinking is wrong.
The people you are talking about
are being hurt by the policies
that this administration --
amna: Different views on what is
good for the American public.
A lot of debate you will be
covering.
>> My thinking is both sides my
diggy and more.
Republicans are celebratory they
managed to pass something.
Democrats believe Kevin Mccarthy
does not have the votes and they
think this will not be the final
product area here what president
Biden said today.
>> They have not figured out the
debt limit.
It's not --
>> No change from either side