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MSNBC The Sunday Show With Jonathan Capehart June 4, 2024 13:02:00 - Vimarsana News

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That'snot good for a perso who only holds a four seat majority but took 15 ballots t win the gavel. still, he insists that congres won't allow the u.s. t default. sure, jan. joining me now, -- director shalanda young. director young, welcome back t the sunday show. >> thank you, thank you so much >> before we get to the specifics of speaker mccarthy' plan, citing what they called, weak taxed collections economists at goldman sachs ar predicting that the united states could hit that debt ceiling limit as early as th first half of june is that an accurate assessment >> look, we will know what we...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20190523:16:30:00

Not that goes to the floor. >> and the president lost ground on that front yesterday. she in her heart wants to do it. she's a free trader and gets into a caucus, trying to find a way to cooperate with the white house hand that shrunk yesterday. >> 120 billion in automatic cuts if they don't reach an agreement. mitch many conley and kevin mccarthy have been aligned that they need to forestall this and reach a broader agreement. had a great closed door meeting with the white house aides on tuesday thinking that there was a sign things were progressing forward. now nobody knows where that stands...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131016:02:31:00

And you, know, let's be very clear about how wrong he is on that point. what he is talking about is prioritization. the argument is the treasury can pay some bills, not others. it is absolutely false that the treasury can do that even with the creditors. even with the folks it owes interest payments. there could easily be a day. mark will back me up on this. easily be a day where cash flow is less than the interest payments that have to go out that day. and at that point, you are, technically in default. >> mark, go ahead. >> well -- jared is absolutely right. i want to say something else. the...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20131016:02:28:00

>> i have made clear for months and months, the idea of default is wrong. we shouldn't get anywhere close to it. >> we are very close to it. in fact we are just days away from the united states treasury being unable to meet awful its financial obligations. in the spot light tonight, default and downgrade. as we moved one day close tir t default. harry reider eissued this warn. >> the debt is here. the deadline is looming. rating agencies are talking about downgrading us as early as tonight. as they have said, and they have cheered over there, the government's closed. we don't mind defaulting o...

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Lesson. but of maybe we will see more courage next time from the "reasonable republicans in the caucus." >> over here is a great demonstration. video demonstration for you. just how crazy the tea party members of the house of representatives are, i want you to listen to now, to the voice of reason, pat robertson. yes, pat robertson. listen to this. >> the republicans have got to wave the white flag and say we fought a good fight. now it is over. they cannot shut the government down. and then, bring about a default. we can't do it. i mean it would, it would be devastating, economically, to ever...