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America needs this voice. The times are crazy and the time of confusion,

division and lies. We need a brave voice of reason, understanding and truth. This is the

Dineshtus' show. The House Speaker Kevin McCarthy has announced that he has worked out a deal

with the Biden White House on this debt ceiling, on extending the debt ceiling and preventing the

government from going into a shutdown or a default on the debt. Biden has been warning that a

default on the debt will be catastrophic and he is also said he's not going to negotiate. In other

words, you basically have to just go along because otherwise we're just going to go into a collapse,

almost implying that Republicans are forced to do this. Kevin McCarthy sort of did call that bluff

and eventually the Biden people came to the negotiating table. But the question is who got the

better of this deal? I got to say that I think on the balance the answer is Biden did. This

itself is a little shocking because you've got this decrepit Biden. You've got a guy who basically,

I don't even think, can really put his pants on. He doesn't seem to often to know where he is.

Now I'm not saying that he isn't surrounded by shrewd negotiators, but this is the case with

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