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happened and say this is a shining moment for washington. >> obviously, things got heated. the president's approach, as you saw, was to encourage all parties to come together, not to engage in a spitball battle back and forth. i think trust and understanding was built up between the speaker and president and vice president and senate majority leader. so, hopefully, going forward this can be a model. we'll have tough disagreements. it's going to be hard to bridge divides, but we have to find common ground, or else we're not going to move forward on education, growing our economy and r...

paid if the government closed. >> this is a dangerous moment for our economy and for our country. and frankly, it's an embarrassing moment for the congress of the united states. >> so, what does the final deal look like and who came out ahead politically? with us, president obama's senior adviser, david plouffe. then, the budget fight isn't over. >> if we stay on the current path, we are heading toward a debt-fueled economic crisis. >> what does the near shutdown mean for negotiations over next year's budget? and a growing debt crisis fueled by spending on programs like medicare and ...

path, we are heading toward a debt-fueled economic crisis. >> what does the near shutdown mean for negotiations over next year's budget? and a growing debt crisis fueled by spending on programs like medicare and social security. here for an exclusive interview this morning, the chairman of the house budget committee, congressman paul ryan of wisconsin. finally, our political roundtable weighs in on how the budget showdown was merely a preview of the 2012 campaign. spending cuts, the tea party influence and the fight for independent voters. with us, white house correspondent for "the ...

>> this is a dangerous moment for our economy and for our country. and frankly, it's an embarrassing moment for the congress of the united states. >> so, what does the final deal look like and who came out ahead politically? with us, president obama's senior adviser, david plouffe. then, the budget fight isn't over. >> if we stay on the current path, we are heading toward a debt-fueled economic crisis. >> what does the near shutdown mean for negotiations over next year's budget? and a growing debt crisis fueled by spending on programs like medicare and social security. here for an ex...

Independent voters. with us, white house correspondent for "the new york times," helene cooper, chairman and ceo of the special olympics and contributor to "the washington post," tim shriver, host of cnbc's "mad money," jim cramer, and nbc's chief white house correspondent and political director, chuck todd. good morning. after signing a temporary order to keep the government up and running, the president made a surprise visit to the lincoln memorial saturday, determined to put the best spin possible on those down-to-the-wire budget negotiations. >> because congress was able to settle its di...