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Biden: I Believe We'll Come To An Agreement

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President Biden has delivered unscheduled remarks at the White House to update on the status of debt limit negotiations.

  • Biden delivered the remarks at the top of a White House event to announce General Charles Brown as his nomination to serve as the next Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Livestream: https://www.whitehouse.gov/live/
  • Biden: "Negotiators are meeting as we speak."
  • Biden: "Speaker McCarthy and I have had several productive conversations on the debt ceiling."
  • Biden: "It is time for Congress to act now."
  • Biden: "Speaker McCarthy and I have a very different view of who should bear the burden of additional efforts to get our fiscal house in order."
  • Biden: "The only way to move forward is with a bipartisan agreement and I believe we'll come to agreement which will allow us to move forward."
  • Biden's remarks and White House Press Secretary Jean-Pierre's presser, which concluded a short time ago, reflected a more positive tone in Washington today. She noted on a number of occasions that the White House believes "there is a path forward" to resolve the standoff in a bipartisan way.
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President Biden has delivered unscheduled remarks at the White House to update on the status of debt limit negotiations.

  • Biden delivered the remarks at the top of a White House event to announce General Charles Brown as his nomination to serve as the next Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Livestream: https://www.whitehouse.gov/live/
  • Biden: "Negotiators are meeting as we speak."
  • Biden: "Speaker McCarthy and I have had several productive conversations on the debt ceiling."
  • Biden: "It is time for Congress to act now."
  • Biden: "Speaker McCarthy and I have a very different view of who should bear the burden of additional efforts to get our fiscal house in order."
  • Biden: "The only way to move forward is with a bipartisan agreement and I believe we'll come to agreement which will allow us to move forward."
  • Biden's remarks and White House Press Secretary Jean-Pierre's presser, which concluded a short time ago, reflected a more positive tone in Washington today. She noted on a number of occasions that the White House believes "there is a path forward" to resolve the standoff in a bipartisan way.