A lot of Republicans, their dream is to cut Social Security Medicare.

Well, let me just say this.

It's your dream, but I'm in my veto pen, make it a nightmare.

But here's actually the good news.

There's a lot of good Republicans.

I found it interesting that when I called them out on that last night,

it sounded like they agreed to take these

cuts off the table. Remember I said? No, I'm serious. Remember what I said? I said, so you're not

going to cut it, huh? No. I said, okay, we got a deal. Well, I sure hope that's true.

President Joe Biden continues his populist push hammering a Republican proposal that could bring cuts to Social Security and Medicare, calling out lawmakers by name who have supported those cuts.

I mean, he negotiated basically with Republicans on the House floor.

It was quite a sight to see.

And they conceded, I mean, his position. I mean, so.

It's a strong one. Meanwhile, House Republicans yesterday were focused on Hunter Biden, big tech.

Because that's what America really wants to. And the FBI. We'll show you some of the big moments from a grievance-fueled House Oversight Committee hearing.

Plus, New York Congressman George Santos doubles down on his criticism of Senator Mitt Romney following Romney's confrontation of the embattled New York lawmaker at the State of the Union.

Mitt Romney, of course, saying what everyone should be saying on the Republican side.

Good morning.

And welcome to morning, Joe.

It is Thursday, February 9th.

Good to have you all with us.

With us here in Washington.

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