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Welcome to TYT. I'm your host, Anna Kasparian. And today is a massive news day. Lots of fluidity in the show today,

especially when it comes to the debt ceiling deal. So we'll cover the story as the details come in. The

House of Representatives is set to vote on the debt ceiling deal tonight at 8 p.m. Eastern Time. So

by the time we end the show, we might have a decent idea in terms of whether the bill will pass,

the House of Representatives. But we will give you some of the other updates that developed since

yesterday's show. Later in the show, we'll also have John Eiderola joining me for some lighter

content, including Ron DeSantis trying and I dare say failing to hit back at Donald Trump. You'll

see what I mean. We've got some video to show you. Lots of fun. But let's start off with something

that isn't so fun. The debt ceiling negotiations and the unbearable theater that both parties are

currently engaging in. This deal fails, fails completely. Not one Republican should vote for this deal.

It is a bad deal. This deal is absolutely one of the biggest

abominations since I've been in Washington DC. What did Republicans get?

Oh, I mean, I could totally tell you what Republicans got out of this deal, which is pretty much

everything they wanted. Even though they're going around and pretending as though this debt ceiling

negotiation resulted in progressives of all people getting everything they wanted.

No such thing occurred. Progressives got nothing. Democrats, honestly, the corporate Democrats got

what they wanted, which was spending caps on government programs with the exception of defense

and what's amazing to me is you have the Republicans pretending as though this is just a massive

spending bill when it is exactly the opposite. I mean, you could consider the spending bill if you

take into account the increased spending for defense, but just to give you a quick reminder

of what House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Joe Biden agreed upon. Here's what we know.

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