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Has dug us so deeply into debt there is only one way out, inflation? >> another way is tax cuts but he's not about do-to-do that. these are tables i took out of the book of the on september 8th, 2008, money supply was $875 billion, december 7th, 2009 is $2.9 trillion. then there, is issue of the deficit. in 2008, the deficit was 3.2% of the gdp. now, it's 12.9%. it went from 4% to 12% z with that, now, we getting deficit at bargain basement rate. we're printing money to borrow it back and just pay 3%. >> not yet china. what is going on now is going to a bank and saying do you

Machinations getting all the ducks in order to process it quickly, and, if the senate wraps up their work, 2:00, 3:00 maybe, the house will already have gotten all of their wheels turning and will process it quickly and try and finish the ping-pong by sending the ball down to the other end of pennsylvania avenue for the president to sign and be done with all of this. martha: we'll have another signing ceremony, carl. >> reporter: probably not. this is the fixes packages, the technical corrections and a good way to look at it is, the senate bill is $875 billion for ten years and the fixes jack ...

Hello, again, everybody. i'm t.j. holmes. >> and i'm abbie boudreau. >> it is a very important sunday morning. could be a history-making morning in washington, d.c. time to vote. lawmakers hours away from voting on a $875 billion health reform package. democratic leaders trying to line up all the yes votes. all the republicans plan to vote against the legislation. where does that leave us? that means if 38 democrats join the republicans in voting no, the bill goes nowhere. it is dead. cnn's last count, 33 democrats plan to vote no. the president spent part of his day yesterday trying to rally ...

They are pledging to keep them near zero for an extended period in order to feed the economic recovery. but as the economy improves, the fed will need to start increasing interest rates to fend off inflation. you can still get a house for about 5% on a 30-year, fixed mortgage. a move to pass the health care bill through the house without a direct vote. lawmakers are expected to vote this week on the $875 billion overhaul approved by the senate, the problem is the democrats are struggling to find the 216 yes votes that they need, so speaker, nancy pelosi, says they may vote on a more popular ...

Lawmakers are considering. . the measure has already been passed by the senate. its primary benefit would extend health insurance coverage to 31 million people who are currently uninsured. the nonpartisan congressional budget office says the overhaul package has a net price tag of $875 billion over ten years. but we're told it would reduce federal deficits by only $118 billion over ten years. if passed, there are several issues in the measure that could be targeted for removal. they include coverage for abortions and new taxes on high-cost insurance plans. it's crunch time for democrats who ...