about a smooth ending to the debt limit debate it seems to have evaporated. chief white house correspondent ed henry is here with the latest administration warnings. good evening, ed. >> good evening, bret. wall street analysts keep saying the government has more cash than expected and can make it past the august 2nd deadline and keep going, but actually the treasury department today said that tax receipts in june and july were normal, so next tuesday the government hits the wall. white house spokesman jay carney are scoffed at suggestions the august 2nd deadline is artificial and warned the country to brace too the worse. >> that deadline is hard and fast. there are no offramps. they don't exist. >> some republicans are still not buying the administration's claims, suggesting both parties are on a collision course. >> i think the president really wants a crisis, so i think he's going to let this thing go right to the brink. >> that skepticism led carney to suggest a bigger market meltdown may be coming. >> if they're so convinced that
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