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>> gillian: first possible relief over the debt threat. the house is going to vote tonight imminently on the debt extension deal to avoid a historic default on federal obligations. a lot of staunch conservatives are against this agreement which means democrats will definitely be needed to get the measure across the finish line. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill tonight. hi, chad. >> good evening, gillian. the vote comes some time after 8:00 tonight. expect broad bipartisan support. lots of democrats will vote yes. albeit with reluctance. >> when trump...

Make, it wouldn't matter. here is the $700 and loaf of bread is $800. technically we kept our promise but it's a moot point. >> neil: charles, good to see you. the spending cut plan for this city from a guy who notion a thing or two about this one. >> i can't hear you sn!

Have that. >>neil: you are all throwing up your hands and giving up. you are leaving. you are leaving in the middle of a fire. >>guest: unfortunately, if i was the guy in charge we would be hammering that out. >>neil: you think it is a bad idea to leave town? >>guest: i don't know what else we could do sitting up here unless we had a senate that wants to come together on the right type of policy. that is what we should be working on, the legislative branch if you go through regular order and come up with the right legislationive policies, look, we have had the vote if the house which says we d...

Surfing. he knows he will be tortured and ongoing katrina. john boehner is frustrated after a closed door meeting with geithner. >> eric: brian's point, vacation is on because president obama knows he has a deal. >> dana: i don't think -- well, one, the present doesn't have a spending cut plan. why is everyone looking at us. where is your plan, sir? now the democrats are starting to realize wait, i think they are on to us. president obama sacrificed going to hawaii with his family. going to stay behind.

that's their rationale, then it doesn't fly. because the bill they voted down yesterday essentially said we can create hundreds of thousands of jobs rebuilding our infrastructure making america more competitive and the entire program will be paid for by a tax not only millionaires, but people making a million dollars a year or more. which in the united states is about -- a little over 300,000 people. now, there aren't a lot of small businesses across the country that are making that kind of money. in fact, less than 3% of small businesses make more than $250,000 a year. so what they'...