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Saying never going to happen. we are never going to lose our aaa rating. >> is there a risk that the united states could lose its aaa credit rating, yes or no? >> no risk of that. >> so standard & poor's is wrong the united states will keep its aaa credit rating? >> absolutely. >> it is surprising to me that people in politics especially talking about the markets that you can control speak in absolutisms. you can't control that. today the market went up jt announcement from the fed they are going to keep interest rates at 0% for the next few years. >> sean: we are following the path of japan. ...

The economy, making the jobs and housing problems even worse. that is in the long term. the short term affect is we take a hit to who we are, and how we think of ourselves financially. it's a hit to our reputation. martha: so much for american exceptionlism in terms of our economic strength. good to have you here as always. my next guest is a democrat who has changed his stance in the debt debate. he now supports a short-term deal that gets us over this august the 2nd hump. pwhrad to bglad to be joined by texas congressman quair. thank you for joining us. i hope you could hear from stewart var...

That he's advocating request many >> no, i don't. there's only one plan that actual in legislative language that has been passed by the the house that will meet the criteria of standard & poor's and moody's so we won't lose our aaa rating. that's cut, cap and balance. it is common sense. americans would support it and understand it. the fact that the president is not even willing to consider balancing our budget over the next 10 years is somewhat frightening to me. we know he's not serious about the debt, because his budget raises the debt another 10 trillion dollars. for him to come back and ...

Cnbc's anna edwards is live with thus morning. what happened yesterday? >> we certainly didn't see calm markets. you mentioned the fall on the dow. we saw the s&p turning negative so far so all the gains made up to this point were wiped out. the "wall street journal" headline summing it up, economic fears hit global markets because this selloff we saw spread into world markets. the debt ceiling may have been resolved in the short-term, but that just cleared the decks for people to focus on how weak was the u.s. economy and the global economy beforehand and secondly what impact is this -- are t...

There's only one plan that actual in legislative language that has been passed by the the house that will meet the criteria of standard & poor's and moody's so we won't lose our aaa rating. that's cut, cap and balance. it is common sense. americans would support it and understand it. the fact that the president is not even willing to consider balancing our budget over the next 10 years is somewhat frightening to me. we know he's not serious about the debt, because his budget raises the debt another 10 trillion dollars. for him to come back and now say we can cut it one or two trillion, all tha...