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"House Republicans have been extremely successful as a team for the first five months doing things people never thought possible," Emmer told Newsweek via email. House Majority Whip Tom Emmer has a different perspective. They're gonna sit there and go, 'What are you talking about? We did all this work and Hakeem Jeffries is your partner? Screw you. "These congressmen are gonna go back to their districts and people are gonna crush them. " Fox can't cover that up, that 'this is unity, this is compromise' when people realize this is a Democratic bill now.There's a fantasy out there that can exist with four Democratic votes, but the base of the Republican Party's not gonna support that," Bannon said, calling Jeffries a tough New York politician. 2 Republican in the House, acknowledged "anger" within his party in an interview Wednesday with Punchbowl News, saying that he didn't have a major role in the Fiscal Responsibility Act negotiations, nor is he unaware of all the promises made by the speaker in January that gave him enough votes to receive the gavel in the first place. "This a forcing function to show that he's actually in partnership with Hakeem Jeffries-that Hakeem Jeffries is actually the majority leader and not Steve Scalise." "Right now being bled out every day on this, and if these guys seize the floor, they're not going to give it up," he said. Now, enough House Republicans are "holding the floor" to not allow McCarthy to even call procedural votes on potential legislation that would prohibit the banning of gas stoves. Ron DeSantis angers MAGA with AI-generated Trump attack ad images.Greg Abbott announces massive floating border barrier in Rio Grande.Fox News guest insists "no health risk" from New York's smoke-filled air.Donald Trump reacts to news of Pat Robertson's death.

Can Kevin McCarthy survive MAGA rebellion?.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, who touted the leadership of Biden for fending off the House Republicans' "extremism" in negotiations and claimed the final legislation as a Democratic victory, outdueled McCarthy, Bannon said. He previously told Newsweek that the deal will add at least that much to the national debt regardless of "marginal, small cuts" agreed to by leadership in both parties. The biggest number for Bannon and members of the House Freedom Caucus is $4 trillion. McCarthy has touted other parts as victories, such as getting the Biden administration to move $20 billion in planned funding for the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to other non-defense areas and ending the long COVID-era pause on student loan repayments. Spending for 2024 will remain around current levels and cannot be raised by more than 1 percent in 2025. David Dee Delgado/GettyĪbout $1.3 trillion of the savings in the legislation comes from capped non-defense discretionary spending for fiscal years 20. Bannon told Newsweek on Thursday that Representative Kevin McCarthy's debt deal was a "mortal sin" and will lead to his end as House speaker. Steve Bannon, former adviser to President Donald Trump, departs New York State Supreme Court on May 25, 2023, in New York City.

He had all these press conferences, 'We're gonna hold the line,' and he was already giving it away." "I think gonna be gone relatively quickly," Bannon said. Final negotiations between Biden and McCarthy led to the GOP not getting some of its major asks, including a less-than-desired amount of unspent COVID-19 relief funds given back and less stringent changes to expanded work requirements for programs like Medicaid and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). He pointed to the 165 House Democrats who voted for it and took it over the finish line to be celebrated by leadership-as well as President Joe Biden-as a victory over "extreme voices." Former White House adviser Steve Bannon has a bold prediction for the 118th Congress: Kevin McCarthy's capitulation to Democrats on the raising of the debt ceiling has cemented his early exit as House speaker.īannon told Newsweek on Thursday that the Senate's June 1 passing of the Fiscal Responsibility Act of 2023 is really a Democratic bill at heart.