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Speaker 2: Coming up today, Kevin McCarthy turns up the heat on

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Speaker 1: are the stories we're following.

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Speaker 2: Today. First House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is escalating demands for

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Speaker 2: President Biden to avoid a debt seialing crisis. He tells

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Speaker 6: We help the supply chain.

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Speaker 7: We we pill eighty seven thousand IRS agents, We make

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Speaker 7: America energy independent. We cut the red tape so we

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Speaker 7: They haven't done anything on the debt ceiling, and the

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Speaker 2: Senate Democrats have declared McCarthy's bill dead on arrival. President

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Speaker 2: Biden and Congressional Democrats oppose the measure because it attaches

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Speaker 2: Stay tuned for our complete extended interview with Speaker McCarthy

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Speaker 2: coming up shortly on Bloomberg Daybreak.

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Speaker 1: Meantime, maybe there's concern among Democrats that President Biden's reelection

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Speaker 1: announcement is not exciting voters. The President's campaign reports not

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Speaker 1: raising much money following the Tuesday announcement, and Bloombery Scott

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Speaker 8: Sources close to the campaign say the sluggish fundraising comes

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Speaker 8: Democratic Party. They say ultimately Biden will have no trouble

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Speaker 8: raising money, but that the campaign had planned to release

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Speaker 8: fundraising totals after forty eight hours with the hope of

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Speaker 8: generating some excitement and now may have to wait. On

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Speaker 8: the Republican side, many major donors have decided to withhold

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Speaker 8: contributions until it's apparent a clear challenger emerges to Donald

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Speaker 8: Trump in Washington. I'm Scott Carr, Bloomberg Daybreak.

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Speaker 2: Thank you, Scott, speaking of Donald Trump. As former Vice

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Speaker 2: president Mike penns has now testified before the federal grand

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Speaker 2: jury investigating the plot to overturn the election. We get

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Speaker 9: Pence is the highest profile person to do so, and

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Speaker 9: it is significant because he has inside in for at

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Speaker 9: the highest level of Trump's activities to try and undermine

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Speaker 9: the process. Penn spent several hours before the grand jury

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Speaker 9: being used by Special Counsel Jack Smith. Also of significance

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Speaker 9: is the swiftness in which it took place, so fast

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Speaker 9: after Trump lost his bid to have Pen's appearance blocked

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Speaker 9: and before his team had the chance to file for

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Speaker 9: the Supreme Court. The details of testimony, of course, our

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Speaker 1: All righted, thanks, We'll turning to the markets now. Regional

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Speaker 1: bank turmoil remains in focus. We have new developments on

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Speaker 1: First Republic and we get the details from Bloomberry. Steve Rapoboard,

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Speaker 1: Good morning, Steve.

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Speaker 10: Good morning, Karen and Amy. Officials from the FDIC, the

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Speaker 10: to Reuter's, which also says the government is recruiting more

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Speaker 10: it's unclear if Washington will participate in a rescue. First

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Speaker 2: Thanks Steve. Amazon's also seeing volatility this morning. Initially earnings

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Speaker 11: As expected customers continue to evaluate ways to optimize their

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Speaker 2: And shares of snap are plunging more than nineteen percent.

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Speaker 1: In Asia overnight amy the major focus was on monetary policy.

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Speaker 1: This here is way of up target, and that's Bloomberg

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Speaker 1: Kathleen Hayes well inflation may be above target. The BOJA

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Speaker 2: Thank you, Karen, five oh seven on Wall Street. Fifty

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Speaker 3: It took several weeks past the April first deadline, but

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Speaker 13: The agreement removes what is known as the least Restrictive

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Speaker 3: This is Bloomberg Amy.

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Speaker 4: Thanks Amy first round of the NFL Draft in Kansas City.

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Speaker 2: Good morning, I Amy Morris. Let's get more of that

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Speaker 2: interview now. With Kevin McCarthy facing a fractured caucus, the

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Speaker 2: House Speaker secured a successful vote on his debt sealing proposal.

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Speaker 7: But I shouldn't be rude. They did name March Maine

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Speaker 6: And we did it with ideas that he has voted

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Speaker 7: out of control. Well, that's an idea from Joe Manchin.

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Speaker 6: I don't think that's radical.

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Speaker 7: you said we should pass a debt increasing a debt ceiling.

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Speaker 6: That's what we did yesterday.

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Speaker 7: We increase the debt ceiling by one point five trillion

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Speaker 6: Yeah? Has the president ever voted for that? Yeah?

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Speaker 7: He voted for it for four times. And the four

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Speaker 7: We watched Chuck Schumer say the leverage all he has

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Speaker 7: know why they're changing everything now. The debt ceiling negotiations

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Speaker 6: Called the Biden talks.

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Speaker 6: But the one thing I do know for history is

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Speaker 7: And the House is the only place that has taken

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Speaker 7: We're at thirty two trillion dollars in debt. That's bigger

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Speaker 7: But compare that to what we paid since nineteen.

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Speaker 7: So he's actually cutting those programs and just sitting there

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Speaker 15: So you want these two issues to be congruent with

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Speaker 7: You know what I'm taking exactly what Nancy Pelosi said

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Speaker 7: We are at a thirty two trillion dollar deficit. When

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Speaker 6: So let me ask you this.

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Speaker 7: To the American public, more than seventy percent believe we

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Speaker 7: But should we actually save money too? Is there nowhere

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Speaker 6: Why don't we protect so we don't.

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Speaker 7: Did you see what Joe Manchin said today? He said,

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Speaker 6: In American history.

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Speaker 7: And that's exactly what has the last eighty five days.

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Speaker 15: Yes, and he also talked about a common sense compromise.

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Speaker 7: You know, that's a great question because that's the same

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Speaker 6: First, I said, mister.

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Speaker 7: President, why don't we sit down and work through it.

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Speaker 7: There's two things that I will not do, mister President.

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Speaker 7: We could spend less money, we could secure our border.

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Speaker 6: Show me what yours is.

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Speaker 7: The Senate has done nothing, the President has done nothing,

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Speaker 6: We're the only people.

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Speaker 15: Well, the President did put out a budget, and he

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Speaker 7: Okay, but before I answer that, we have to clarify.

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Speaker 7: So don't confuse a budget with a debt. We are

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Speaker 7: That's where the default raises. So what the House did

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Speaker 7: they are saying the exact same thing. They support our plan.

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Speaker 7: That's what the majority of America is saying. America believes regardless,

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Speaker 15: You mentioned medicaid. I know that this bill also accelerates

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Speaker 15: Ron DeSantis and what he said in the past on that.

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Speaker 15: Do you think, given this bill does touch medicaid in

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Speaker 7: Okay, again, I don't want to correct you, but you

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Speaker 7: said two different things here. Okay, you talked about medicaid,

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Speaker 7: Medicare and Social Security.

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Speaker 6: Those are three different things in our bill.

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Speaker 7: It doesn't It only protects Medicare and Social Security. Currently,

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Speaker 7: the President would cut it by doing nothing medicaid.

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Speaker 6: All we do is in Medicaid.

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Speaker 7: If you are able body and you have no dependence,

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Speaker 7: it could as a work requirement. Now, what does that

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Speaker 7: a job. It helps you that we find every satistical

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Speaker 6: It puts more people to work.

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Speaker 7: This is the exact same thing that Wisconsin just a

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Speaker 7: month ago had an election statewide where the Democrats were

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Speaker 7: very successful. They overtook the Supreme Court, and on the

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Speaker 7: ballot there was a work requirement for Medicaid. It's paid

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Speaker 7: half by the state and half by the federal government.

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Speaker 7: You have an f map not exactly equal there. But

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Speaker 7: what it does is it passed by eighty two percent

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Speaker 7: of the vote. So you know what's interesting here is

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Speaker 7: this is what passed and was signed in the law

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Speaker 7: with Senator Biden then with President Clinton. So yes, we

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Speaker 7: think this helps people to move them into the workforce,

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Speaker 7: they get that job, they're paying into Medicare and Social Security.

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Speaker 6: Those were the two.

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Speaker 7: Things that President Trump was talking about, and so our

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Speaker 7: plan actually strengthens those What President Biden is doing is

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Speaker 7: automatically cutting those because they come in solvent if his

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Speaker 7: budget is put in place.

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Speaker 15: I want to quickly ask you about something else that's

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Speaker 15: circulating today. Russia TV has been airing this video of

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Speaker 15: the Fed Chair Jay Powell, who he thinks in the

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Speaker 15: moment he's talking to President Zelenski, but it's actually his

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Speaker 15: Russian pranksters. There's been a long list of foreign officials

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Speaker 15: and politicians that these pranksters have gone after. You are

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Speaker 15: been approached by these individuals. Have they've ever gotten an

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Speaker 7: Now I haven't sat down with real Zelenski, but I

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Speaker 7: have had the pranksters try to get me, and they

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Speaker 7: did not. My staff actually did the backwork and found

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Speaker 7: out they were pranksters.

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Speaker 6: But there's a long history here. We had Adam Schift fell.

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Speaker 7: For this and said some really stupid things, and he

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Speaker 7: did that as the chairman of the Intel Committee.

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Speaker 6: Which was shocking to me that he would do that

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Speaker 6: or the things.

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Speaker 7: But he was so driven to go after President Trump

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Speaker 7: at the time, he would talk to anyone and believe

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Speaker 7: anything they would say. Now did this to Colon to

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Speaker 7: J Powell with the Federal Reserve, which elected officials need

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Speaker 7: to be warned and need to do double checking before they.

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Speaker 6: Take these calls so they have a clear understanding.

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