our two Sean Hannity show on this Friday, toll free, it's eight hundred nine four one

Sean, if you want to be a part of the program. So your White House and Joe Biden, perhaps

they don't know that the Republicans won the House of Representatives back. Their position

now is that they refuse outright refuse to have any negotiation on the debt ceiling.

We're discussing this a little bit in the last hour and the White House saying massive

national debt comes not from raising the revenues that we need through taxes so that their

answer is the typical answer. And that's taxes. Now they want you to think the debt ceiling

battle is imminent. It is not. There is plenty of time they could probably get easily through

June through budgetary extraordinary quote accounting steps as they call them. Janet Yellen

even referred to it that they could probably buy time till June. Now there is a a history

surrounding this that I think is worthwhile. You know, Democrats, according to the Hill,

they think they can they can get a clean bill and and push the Republican House aside.

And the Republicans get nothing in exchange for just raising the debt ceiling, which is

you know, 30 whatever trillion dollars. The Democrats are trying to find out if Republicans

can come up with a unified position and their general assumption is they won't be able

to. That's what they're assuming. Now there are a lot of different, you know, choices,

options out there. And I've spoken to many people about this very thing. For example, there

is the massive plan, which is the past. The CR early with spending cuts. And we have

to see if the Republican caucus is united. You know, they've they've got a unite in all

of this. One good thing that happened with the budget reduction act when the White House

and Congress agreed to this is believe in 2011 spending ceilings were imposed on defense

non-defense spending to get a deal on the raising the debt ceiling. But that was the

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