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Continue. >> you remember the fight over the debt sealing, s&p downgraded america's credit rating which we have not gotten back yet. why? because in their words political brinksmanship. that's where we are now and we're also facing a threat from fitch that they may downgrade america's credit rating, are you worried? >> again, i'm not a political scientist, i'm an economist and i'm not a member of the cabinet. if you look at the 46 act, the cea was put here so i would describe the data to americans and the president. >> but are you worried a downgrade of our credit? >> well, i don't think a dow...

Action. the fans want to see the game the way it was meant to be played, and that's why there'll be some resistance to the rule. ñ the people pl, it just makes it a heck of a lot easier, and it also takes out -- what threatens the games in the sports, a the integrity, b the injuries. so the integrity is threatened by gambling, steroids and now the injuries. so they're trying to clean up the other end so the sport won't be as threatened as it has been in the past. it won't meet resistance from the players or the owners. bill: jim gray in on that from los angeles. good to see you, bill. >> than...

An 1892 decision called bawlin versus the united states, in which that's interpreted as a majority of the senate. and it's hard to see how you can construe it otherwise. an internal procedural rules of a body of congress are technically called nonjusticeable. but the court is going to be very unlikely to enter into it. if you made this ruling, the nuclear option is based on a senator raising a point of order in which he claims the filibuster is unconstitutional and that ruling is endorsed and voted upon by a majority of participants. the point is, there is no other body to appeal to. it's poss...