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 hits the road following a strong State of the Union address,

keeping Republicans in the spotlight for proposed cuts to Social Security and Medicare.

Plus, Speaker Kevin McCarthy spent parts of Biden's speech trying to calm down

rowdy members of his own party.

We'll show you what he had to say about their outbursts.

And House Republicans got to air their grievances against Twitter.

We'll have the big moments from yesterday's contentious oversight hearing.

Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Thursday, February 9th. I'm Jonathan

Lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us.

President Joe Biden is continuing his populist push following his State of the Union address,

taking his message to the swing state of Wisconsin yesterday. The president spoke to members of a

labor workers union at a training center in the village of De Forest, just outside Madison,

highlighting his economic plan in a battleground state that he carried just barely in 2020.

President Biden touted the increase in new job numbers and the low unemployment rate under his

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