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Taking a look at wall street. the treasury reaches it's trillion-dollar borrowing limits. the government says it can pay its bills through august. and it's the busiest time of year for real estate. this week we will see new numbers on the mood of home builders and sales of existing homes. and a hollywood landmark gets a new home this week. the chinese theater is being sold to a pair of movie producers. could the big mac be an economic predict you are? a new book suggests that. it's called "the guide to the 50 economic indicators that really matter."

Never been charged. a fox news sunday exclusive, speaker of the house, john boehner sitting down for an exclusive interview with chris wallace on fox news sunday and chris' questions were not only political. >> why don't you stop smoking? >> why do you bring this up again. the you know, smoking, it's a bad habit, but i-- and it's a legal product. i choose to smoke. leave me alone. >> harris: chris also asked the speaker if republicans will support raising the u.s. debt ceiling as the country races toward the borrowing limits and his plans to work with and against the obama administration. doug...

Never been charged. a fox news sunday exclusive, speaker of the house, john boehner sitting down for an exclusive interview with chris wallace on fox news sunday and chris' questions were not only political. >> why don't you stop smoking? >> why do you bring this up again. the you know, smoking, it's a bad habit, but i-- and it's a legal product. i choose to smoke. leave me alone. >> harris: chris also asked the speaker if republicans will support raising the u.s. debt ceiling as the country races toward the borrowing limits and his plans to work with and against the obama administration. doug...

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It's either just run -- it seems to have run into a brick wall. bill: it seems like a jobless recovery, but as you talk it's not even a recovery. >> it's not strong at any means, we're growing at less than 2 percent a year, that's not much of a recovery and with the jobs numbers and the housing numbers we got a couple of days ago, it's looking miserable. bill: the housing sector in the first quarter, that was an absolute bummer and you put that with consumer confidence -- we're going to find a silver lining and i'm sure you will on fbn. thank you, stuart, talk to you soon. here's heather. >> i...