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Pointed out that even if you get close to the date, there could be economic impacts, and so you know, i think its yet to be seen, and its unclear if that is something that the white house and that, you know, republicans in the house would be willing to risk, you know, getting past that date. but you know, i think thats something well have to wait and see. >> all right. laura with roll call and congressional quarterly, thanks so much. the summer travel season officially here and people are wast...

Clay Ingram with AAA said, they see about 30 percent of teen fatalities happen during that 100-day timeline.

Theres a lot of very important payments the government makes every single day. social security benefits, pension benefits, defense. i could go on and on. one important one we dont talk about much is paying interest on the debt or the debt that the u.s. has accumulated. paying the interest on that debt. and so you probably know theres a clause in the constitution that suggests that that interest must be paid. the full faith and credit of the united states cannot ever be diminished. and so if ther...

Almost two million New Englanders are expected to travel 50 miles or more this Memorial Day weekend, which is about 6% more than last year.

Memorial Day weekend travel is back to full strength, but that means more folks on the road, and a higher risk for accidents.

Millions of drivers in the United States are slated to hit the road this Memorial Day weekend, but the expected spike in demand isnt expected to send gasoline prices anywhere near last years record highs.

More than 430,000 Kentuckians are expected to travel this holiday weekend, according to AAA of the Bluegrass, and they say 90% of them will hit the roads.

“You have an obligation to A) move over and get out of that far right hand lane or the lane closest to the stopped vehicle,” said Clay Ingram.

>> the roads are going to be packed as summer kicks off this weekend. aaa expects more than 37 million people will be hitting the roads, hopefully not all of them in new jersey where im going to be. thats up by 6% from a year ago. but i am here with some good news, and that is despite the rising number of people on the roads, the cost of road trips is actually going down. drivers across the country are being greeted by cheaper gas prices than last memorial day weekend. a lot cheaper. on average,...

Their credit ratings. when we came close to this, during the obama administration, we didnt default on the debt because we never done that deliberately. when we came close, it affected the credit rating of the united states. not that hard for people to understand what happens when you affect the credit rating of the united states, and that may not wait until june 5th. that could happen at any minute now. >> well, good to be with you, yeah, you bring up a good point. back in 2011 the s&p had anot...