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Failures... Debt Ceiling & $3.5 Trillion Dollar Stimulus Update

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y'all have got to be kidding me with

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congress here

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look remember we've been talking about

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this disaster already with what's going

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on with the debt ceiling negotiation the

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infrastructure discussions i just want

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to give you a quick update on the latest

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okay look

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government agencies at this point are

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being told to check their contingency

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plans just in case we don't extend the

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debt ceiling that comes after the fact

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that this morning we had what was

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supposed to be really good news that

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ended up turning into a disaster janet

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yellen nancy pelosi and chuck schumer

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all got together and they said they

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reached

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an agreement we're like great

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what are the details how are you going

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to do the infrastructure bill

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who's who's going to vote for this uh is

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the senate going to vote for this

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and we literally didn't get details what

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we heard is after asking or once once

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reporters actually drilled in like okay

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what are the details of this deal you

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guys have what we heard is that there's

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essentially now a menu kind of like

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you're at a restaurant deciding if you

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want fish or beef tonight there's now a

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menu of options for getting this

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infrastructure and budget

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solution

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passed in the next few weeks

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chuck schumer

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quote

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he used this menu phrase said quote a

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menu of options that the house and

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senate and president agree on and it

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will have ample

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pay force to pay for whatever final

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agreement we come to

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and so we're trying to figure out

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exactly what these pay fors are and what

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this agreement is republicans are like

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we don't know anything about this

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kirsten cinemas uh press secretary uh is

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like yeah we haven't heard of what's on

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this menu we don't know what these paid

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fors our pay fors are expected to be

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things like tax increases you've got the

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progressives in the house of

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representatives saying no we got to pass

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this three and a half trillion dollar

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bill it's a great bill it's basically a

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zero cost bill because we're going to

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tax the crap out of corporations and

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rich people

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okay okay i get the argument uh you know

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it's gonna have some economic

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implications as taxes tend to but

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the point is this morning we have chuck

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schumer nancy pelosi and janet yellen

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saying hey we've come to a deal and what

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they're saying is we've got a menu of of

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options to figure out our deal so they

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really have no deal i think what they're

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trying to do is they're trying to convey

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like oh let's get janet yellen together

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nancy pelosi together from the house and

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chuck schumer together from the senate

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and let's act like we have our crap

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together

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but then let's not actually reveal

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anything because we don't actually have

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a path to solving this crisis yet

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remember what they got to do they gotta

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extend the united states government

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budget

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raise the debt ceiling and then pass the

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infrastructure bill the three and a half

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trillion dollar infrastructure bill at

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the same time as negotiating with people

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like joe manchin and kirsten cinema who

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don't want to spend three and a half

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trillion dollars joe manchin's

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definitely afraid of inflation kirsten

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cinema uh joe manchin wants to see the

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bill worth somewhere around one and a

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half to two billion or two trillion

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dollars i'm sorry the number's so large

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i messed that up uh kirsten cinema

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hasn't mentioned how high she'd be

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willing to go but she definitely wants

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to see the number come down the reason

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you have chuck schumer saying we're

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gonna have plenty of pay fors is because

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they want to raise taxes and then go to

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cinema and mansion and say look it's

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paid for it's basically a zero dollar

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bill just sign here it's not going to

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cost you anything it's like

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interest-free

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not really obviously it's just

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figurative right

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and so that's that's kind of the

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disaster that's going on right now at

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the same time

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as the chairperson of the house

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progressives caucus progressive caucus

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is calling the september 27th deadline

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to get the uh the uh one trillion dollar

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infrastructure passed and artificial

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deadline in other words forget that

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nancy pelosi promised we were going to

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get this vote on sept on on this monday

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here september 27th she's like ah it's

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just an artificial deadline let's get

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the three and a half trillion dollar

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package done and when she was asked in a

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pbs interview hey well like what about a

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smaller package she's like this is

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already a smaller package we were

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thinking about doing a six trillion

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dollar infrastructure plan and it's like

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oh my gosh like imagine saying that to

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joe manchin and kirsten cinema but

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anyway

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uh you know she reiterates the same

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thing she says all of this should be

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seen as a zero dollar bill thanks to the

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new taxes on corporations and the

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wealthiest americans and we got to have

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things like universal child care paid

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leave these are very important we need

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this to get the reconciliation bill done

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uh and

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so really what you're trying to put

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together here or you know the easiest

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way to do this is just to showcase this

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again as usual on a little piece of

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paper here

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what the house is trying to get done i'm

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going to show you the ideal okay so the

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ideal

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is that within the next three weeks so

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we'll put up here uh three weeks within

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the next three weeks we're trying to get

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the house to pass the one trillion

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dollar infrastructure bill this is also

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sometimes called the biff because it's

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the bipartisan infrastructure bill

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then we're trying to get now i'm going

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to make this a little larger here the

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three and a half trillion dollar

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infrastructure plan done because this is

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going to get passed through

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reconciliation anyway it's very likely

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that the debt ceiling

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and the

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budget extending the government budget

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will just be included in this three and

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a half trillion dollar bill that's my

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expectation the house did technically

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pass a standalone bill for the debt and

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the budget but that's not going to pass

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the senate the senate's just not even

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going to bother on this because it's not

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going to happen

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so really everything's going to come

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down to just accelerating this

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negotiation before the government shuts

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down

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so if they don't finish the negotiation

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on this three and a half trillion

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dollars the government's going to shut

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down it's gonna be a disaster and we

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could default on our payments

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so that's where things stand now is

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this vote is probably going to get

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delayed until there's a lot more

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progress over here republicans are gonna

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have a field day freaking out about this

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getting delayed but in the meantime

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we're probably going to see a lot of new

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updates on negotiations for this three

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and a half trillion dollar i wouldn't be

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surprised that this bill ends up getting

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negotiated down to something smaller

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maybe like 2.9 trillion dollars and we

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end up getting some kind of compromise

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where you get those 50 democrats like

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kirsten cinema joe manchin on board with

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doing this it's less expensive it's a

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compromise in their direction but we get

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this all done within the next two or

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three weeks because we have to get this

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done before mid-october so the

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government might shut down or we might

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default on our payments because we're

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literally going to run out of money the

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treasury department says we might not

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run out of money until the beginning of

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november so i think when they're saying

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the middle of october there's a little

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bit of a flex in there uh not like flex

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like we're so strong more like

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flexibility i think they've built in a

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little bit of a buffer to make sure

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there's no shutdown nobody wants to see

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a shutdown and i don't actually expect

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us to shut down or miss or default on

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our payments i do not expect that

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but this right here is my expectation

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lots of negotiation coming over the next

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three uh three weeks here really though

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if you hear any kind of clickbait about

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uh democrats having a plan now to get

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this stuff done

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there was no plan

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i think i just drew a more comprehensive

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plan than what nancy pelosi chuck

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schumer and janet yellen have right now

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now i know there's so much more

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negotiating that they're doing obviously

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they're living this they got to deal

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with all these complaints they got to

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deal with iron dome they got to deal

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with the progressives they got to deal

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with the aoc wanting to slash the

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or you know military's budget

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they got to deal with with uh

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the people who don't want to spend as

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much money who are democrats in the

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senate uh obviously they're not gonna

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get much help at all from from mitch

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mcconnell and the republicans but uh so

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so i get it like i get the complexity

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here but this whole like show we had

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this morning about oh we got a deal

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there's no deal

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nothing alright folks thanks for

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watching this if you liked this make

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sure to subscribe and i'll bring you

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some more updates as they come in thanks

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so much

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you

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