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>> we'll see. >> neil: it's pretty clear not everyone is on the same page. you're looking live on the house floor where they're voting on a rule to essentially bring this debt ceiling bill to the floor there. as chad pergram likes to remind us, you don't have a rule, you don't have a debate on the bill and you don't have a chance to raise the debt ceiling and cut the spending that has been the source of this nerve building that we've been seeing. that is expected to pass and lead the way to likely a vote on the entire matter later tonight. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. so much...

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If she gets rid of everyone's private insurance policies, some people pay for those and tax advantaged accounts. they are taxable. so they are paying. >> the important thing isn't that sheet -- it's also important that this tax would hurt everybody. this isn't a tax that just hurts wealthy people. this is a tax that devastates the economy. the ripples will go down to people at all income levels. >> neil: we have a tax rate. he should sit on it. >> that's a terrible argument. i was a lawyer when they had 70%. nobody pay those taxes. after world war ii, every industrial economy in the world had ...

Families at this point would pass on the money just to have closure and to move on. i think we're all tired of this story, and i don't really care what he did in prison, and i think most americans should not care either, you know? he's holding on -- you know, and here's the thing, $3 million to hear his story? unless you're going to have somewhere in the contract where you get to ask the million dollar question, it'd be 45 minutes for the final question, six commercials, to be like, did you do it? greg: yes. [laughter] >> and maybe a commercial. and then tune in next week for part two of this ...

What will they get for their money? greg: tyrus, is it a good thing if the interview happens and the money goes to the family? >> no, because i think the families at this point would pass on the money just to be able to have closure and run. i think we're all tired of the story and i don't really care what he did in prison and i think most americans should not care either. he is holding on here's the thing $3 million to hear his story unless you have someone with the contractor you get to ask the million-dollar question because that's what the interview would be 45 minutes for the final questi...