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Credibility, with his inability to push back, there will be a meat ax. if you follow comments this weekend of carl levyn and barney frank, their guns are loaded. shotguns are ready. and they are coming after the banks. and i think we have to be careful about that. you can strain the banks too much. you can put them in a position of taking more risk if you don't allow certain kinds of hedging that reduce risk. sore th or they cut back on lending, and that's not good for the economy. and i do disagree with ezra in the sense that of course banks can fail. of course we can have another systematic ...

Trying to point out, not this? >> it would have led to it not happening. you would have derivatives which were part of this trade. these credential swaps that were used would be more transparent, which it's supposed to be. it's just that the delay has been very long in terms of getting a real exchange up and running and allowing that transparency there. that might have been one part of it. but it's still unclear whether this hedging activity would have been allowed or not under the vocal rule. even when we finally get it, the interpretation of the vocal rule is going to be left largely to the ...

his energy plans, his jobs plan, the first stage he has been attacked and criticized for not having a plan and he's bringing it out today. he was on "american morning" an hour and a half ago and one of the highlights i thought was the comment about his wife. in south carolina making some interesting comments. take a listen to what she said and what he said this morning. >> it has been a rough month. we have been brutalized, by the press and brutalized by our opponents and our party. >> down on this as anita seemed? >> you know, family members always take these campaigns than the cand...

This is a live picture of the u.s. capital building where no doubt aides are burning the midnight oil. as we've been telling you, democrats and republicans in the u.s. congress are battling down to the wire over a bill to fund the government for the rest of this fiscal year. but there's still no agreement and the clock is ticking towards a partial government shutdown at midnight on friday night. maggie lake took to the streets to find out what ordinary americans would do if they had to tackle the budget deficit. >> reporter: politicians in washington are squabbling over how to deal with the en...

Sidep on this budget debate. the chairman of the house republican policy committee and a member of the tea party caucus, congressman tom price of georgia joins us now. thanks for being with us. >> hey, ali. great to be with you. >> senator schumer says they want to use a scalpel to deal with this budget. you guys want to use a meat ax. now the fact of the matter is, their scalpel would keep us on the path to bankruptcy that we're currently on. we believe and the american people understand that clearly that it's time to get on the path to prosperity and you need fundamental reform which is why ...