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i'm not that sure. because the tea party-driven house of represent i was has been so unreasonable. >> it is only harry reid talking about a shutdown, not us. bill: byron york, washington examiner and fox news contributor, down there covering the big debate later tonight in orlando, what's the deal here, byron, what happened? >> bill, this is another one of these continuing resolution fights and they're always kind of nasty. in this case, democrats oppose the bill because they felt it didn't provide enough for disaster leaf after hurricane irene and some of the other disasters they've...

mckalgum -- maccallum. wednesday's defeat came at the hands of tea partier, 40 republicans broke ranks with the house leadership on that vote. bill: the measure would have provided $3 billion in disaster aid and prevented a government shutdown next week. both sides now playing the blame game on capitol hill. >> the reports said there will not ab shutdown. i'm not that sure. i'm not that sure. because the tea party-driven house of represent i was has been so unreasonable. >> it is only harry reid talking about a shutdown, not us. bill: byron york, washington examiner and fox news cont...

Households making between 50-75,000 pay 15 percent. and those making more than $1 million pay on average 29.1% in federal taxes. so let's debate what the president was talking about here, christopher han is former aide to senator chuck schumer and chris plant is host of the chris plant radio show. hi gentlemen. >> how you doing? >> doing well. alisyn: christopher han, let me start with you, the a.p. crunched these tphurpblgs they say the data did not support what the president was talking about that millionaires get the big tax breaks and pay less than the milled class, so does the white house...

matter began back on september 8th, but on september 10th, solyndra sent a message to congress people saying yes, in fact, those executives, the ceo and the cfo, would, in fact, testify voluntarily, and now, again, 180-degrees, saying they will not testify. now, just because the execs won't answer questions does not mean the investigative committee will not continue to ask the same questions. here is the subcommittee chairman. listen: >> they said they would testify fully and openly and unfortunately now they've spoken to the ceo -- both the ceo and cfo are going to take the fifth, b...

to ask the same questions. here is the subcommittee chairman. listen: >> they said they would testify fully and openly and unfortunately now they've spoken to the ceo -- both the ceo and cfo are going to take the fifth, but that doesn't mean the questions that we have, we're not going to make public. the fact that they won't answer them, it's their legal right, we respect that, that's constitutional right, but we still have many questions that someone should answer, sometime soon. >> reporter: and despite not answering any of the questions, solyndra maintains it played by the rules d...