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Thats what we need to know. and i know were all commit today same goal. >> nicha by the way is the new york city housing authority, an unknown entity to national reporters. but to sum up why democratic moderates and liberals are having a difficult time coming to an agreement, david leonhardt writes it this way. quote, the left unhappy about the compromises it needs to make has decided to user tougher negotiating tactics than in the past. and the moderates like senator joe manchin of west virgini...

To avoid a government shutdown ahead of the midnight deadline. the other big deadline that we have on the horizon right now is the debt limit. >> right. >> if republicans continue to play games and let the u.s. default on their bills as a political stunt, what would that do to our economy? >> well, hang on. i think we have to be clear. i dont think the republicans are playing games at alt. i think senator mcconnell is dead serious that hes not going to let his caucus in the senate take this vote...

And more of illegal behavior. discretion is okay to have, prosecutorial discretion is okay from law enforcement perspective, you dont expect large classes of aliens from deportation or enforcement action, that sends signal it is okay to continue to come here and stay in the u.s. without any legal right to do so. >> mike: chad, do you worry about brain drain, people who spent years at the border enforcing laws perhaps throwing up their arms and saying to heck with it, they are not letting me do m...

>> a lot of snark at the white house. longtime observers, we have seen administrations come and go. this is a bit of egg on the face although i think its also fair to say you and i have talked about it, ive made calls to my sources and everyone says this will probably happen by tomorrow. well be keeping an eye on it and bring you the latest. >> mike: for those scoring at home, no government shutdown, no inference from her vote and no major spending package. stay tuned. kevin corke starting us of...

Administrations, democratic administrations. um, is this the worst its ever been in washington? >> in my over 40 years in -- in washington, yeah, i -- ive -- ive never seen it as bad as it is today on the -- the partisanship and the divisions within the leadership, within the both parties. and the inability to kind of confront the challenges that are out there. >> it was an innocent time. um, okay. what do you say now? >> it hasnt gotten any better. thats for damn sure. you know, it just -- i --...

Its bills weve already accrued. >> 97% of it. >> exactly. that has already been done by republican and democratic administrations. lets talk about what happens here. if as we approach the 18th of october, which is what secretary yellen says its going to be when she cant find more money to pay the bills, youre fwog to see in that week, ten days prior, youre going to see interest rates inching up. if we get to the 18th, whats going to happen? the treasury secretary, because it is her job to pay th...

Technology along with solid story telling and reporting. >> great digs, 25 years later, well be looking back over the next couple of weeks. tomorrow on special report, well talk about the coronavirus pandemic, the food and drug administrations commissioner, dr. scott gottlieb. thanks for watching us. thanks for this special report, fair, balanced, and still unafraid. primetime hosted by brian kilmeade starts right now. >> brian: im sorry for yesterday. i was caught up reading to the guys, your b...

Cataclysmic for the most part unless it goes on for a long time. so you cant really bring this up to the deadline. i think well see markets start reacting sooner than october 17 or 16. congress really doesnt have a lot of time here. >> what toomey is saying there, is that the overall republican stance? >> yes. >> because the republicans raised the debt limit twice under trump and they did it with democrats. now theyre saying its about future spending. no, its about debt that was incurred under t...

>> elizabeth, i am not exactly sure why but we have always looked at the internet and these tech giants the same way we look at wall street banks when theyre talking about credit default swaps. what can we do to keep up with these tech companies and congress just dropped the ball. the administration, the past several administrations have just dropped the ball. its our girls and our teenagers who are suffering because of it. >> its also, it basically ungovernable. the company itself are really, t...

Right there. walked across the field went over to the republican side was with them. but you know what? and this is one of my favorite parts of his appearance yesterday. did you know he brought snacks for all the players? ainsley: that was nice. steve: right? what did he bring? he brought if we can zoom in a little bit maybe we cant. its a dove bar with if you notice in the lower left -- right hand corner of that thats the presidential seal. the people at dove bar make a presidential dove bar. b...