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Happy Tuesday. I have three stories for you today. The first story is about the debt ceiling deal. That is the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023. The second story is about Ken Paxton, Texas's

attorney general, that the Texas House just voted to impeach and that will now go

to the Senate in Texas and the last and third story is about Uganda's new

anti-homosexuality bill. That's a fairly short story but it is now among the

most strict pieces of LGBTQ legislation in the world.

So we're going to touch on that.

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think for themselves. Without further ado, let's get into today's stories. President Biden and Speaker McCarthy have reached an agreement in principle to raise the debt ceiling and cut spending. What does this mean? What does the deal

look like? Where do we go from here? Let's talk about it. So what this means is

that there has been an agreement between the two obviously but it's called a deal in

principle because it's not solidified yet so now it has to go to Congress which

could be a battle in and of itself. What does this deal include? Well after this

this deal was struck then they had to draft up the actual bill text right? so on Sunday night the bill text was released it's known as

the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 I do have it linked for you on my website

Jordan is my lawyer dot com and by the way you can always click there's a link in the podcast description that says all sources are here if you just click that here link it'll take you directly to the webpage where I provide all of the sources.

So I do have the bill text linked for you. If you want to read it, it it's 99 pages in total but I'm going to

summarize it into some bullet points for you just because it is a pretty it doesn't

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