Reporters Left Confused By White House Messaging | Ep. 143

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In this episode of The Bald Brad Show, White House reporters are left confused by the White House messaging regarding raising the debt limit and classified documents. Reporters attempt to get clarification regarding Karine Jean-Pierres answers to raising the debt ceiling without conditions but then at the same time saying Joe Biden is willing to negotiate. Reporters are truly baffled.

Moreover, dozens of House Democrats have proposed legislation that would eliminate the debt ceiling, which would allow the government to borrow without any limit set by Congress. The federal government hit the $31.381 trillion debt ceiling last week, and House Republicans are pushing for commitments to cut back on the record growth in federal spending before agreeing to allow more borrowing. But Democrats accuse Republicans of setting up the possibility of prohibiting a debt ceiling hike, which would make the government unable to fund all of its current obligations. Democrats say a better idea is to eliminate all limits on federal borrowing and allow the government to borrow whatever it needs.

Furthermore, White House seems to be covering up the classified documents scandal. Reporters make multiple attempts to get their questions answer while pointing out that the American public is being left in the dark.

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