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Controversial move and domestic spending cuts will be included. $294 billion of those and nonmandatory spending. and for spending for medicare, that would also be slashed to the tune of $123 billion. and these cuts would go into effect in 2013 and they will last until 2021. with no deal in sight, the super committee not looking so super. so if it does all fail as is now being predicted, what does that mean for our political system and the ability of washington and the politicians to honestly face and solve our nation's most pressing challenges? let's bring in our political panel, didi benke is...

Costs by tomorrow, some time, and it is very difficult to see how all of that work could be done in that period. >> i think we are deep into the fourth quarter but this is still time. i don't think any of us want the time to run out without trying everything possible to get this. >>reporter: the super committee is required by law to have 48 hours for members to review the c.b.o. calculations before voting on any deal which is why it has to be done by tomorrow to vote on wednesday. a moot point if they cannot reach a deal in the first place. >> thank you, molly, from washington. >> the super co...

European project which i think is what he said. we are leaving out a lot of european states who have a lot of levels of unemployment than the united states, germany, which spends a lot more on social spending, the so-called welfare states than greece does. sweden, netherlands, belgium. all of these countries have lower rates of unemployment than the united states does today. germany also has something going for it. it has export surplus. now, i know a lot of fact factory workers in this country would love to have an export surplus. there are things we can learn here. >> bill: in germany they c...

Is what he said. we are leaving out a lot of european states who have a lot of levels of unemployment than the united states, germany, which spends a lot more on social spending, the so-called welfare states than greece does. sweden, netherlands, belgium. all of these countries have lower rates of unemployment than the united states does today. germany also has something going for it. it has export surplus. now, i know a lot of fact factory workers in this country would love to have an export surplus. there are things we can learn here. >> bill: in germany they cut back the entitlement spendin...

European project which i think is what he said. we are leaving out a lot of european states who have a lot of levels of unemployment than the united states, germany, which spends a lot more on social spending, the so-called welfare states than greece does. sweden, netherlands, belgium. all of these countries have lower rates of unemployment than the united states does today. germany also has something going for it. it has export surplus. now, i know a lot of fact factory workers in this country would love to have an export surplus. there are things we can learn here. >> bill: in germany they c...