How a 'lesson of 2011' shaped Biden's no-negotiation stance on debt limit
The Obama-Biden White House agreed to negotiate with Republicans on the debt ceiling. It brought the U.S. economy to the brink of disaster — and the president and the vice president vowed to change their posture.
UP NEXT
NOW PLAYING: Politics
How a 'lesson of 2011' shaped Biden's no-negotiation stance on debt limit
MSNBCUP NEXT
-
McCarthy urges against protests if Trump is indicted
MSNBC -
20 years since the beginning of the war in Iraq
MSNBC -
Michael Beschloss: ‘We’ve never seen anything like this in the whole history of the U.S.’
MSNBC -
Texas doctor says banning abortion is a 'racist act'
MSNBC -
New memoir adds diversity to addiction and sobriety literature
MSNBC -
What Trump’s last-minute witness means for the Manhattan investigation
MSNBC -
Trump and DeSantis tapping into grievance politics ahead of 2024 primary battle
MSNBC -
Tennessee lawmaker shares personal abortion story in fight for abortion rights
MSNBC -
Michael Cohen's former legal adviser to testify before Trump grand jury
MSNBC -
Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA) talks Putin-Xi meeting, Iraq anniversary
MSNBC -
"A visceral fear." VICE reporter Matthew Gault on new gun shelters in 2 Alabama elementary schools
MSNBC -
‘Let your woke flag fly’: Psaki picks apart GOP’s war on wokeism
MSNBC -
Rep. Jeffries to Psaki: Pence ‘embarrassed himself’ with defense of Trump
MSNBC -
Swiss government approves UBS purchase of Credit Suisse
MSNBC -
Psaki and NYC Mayor talk crime, immigration, and his weekend routine
MSNBC -
Cohen says he’s been called to stand-by as rebuttal witness in Manhattan DA investigation
MSNBC
