reporter: that s amazing. it s a business. reporter: the illegal charges could go on forever. but our card has a $1,000 limit. they just got declined for over limit. reporter: declined for over limit, and that s less than 13 minutes. but if you thought that was fast, you haven t seen anything yet. oscar just went in right now. reporter: another of our bait cards carries the fake name oscar ernesto with an address in washington, d.c. but in no time at all it s used a continent away. okay. we have a hit on ernesto for $723.74. wow. one minute, three seconds. in chile. reporter: in chile. do we know what they bought? it says pet shops, food and supplies. a lot of pet food. reporter: it s a well-fed dog in chile. they ve also hit it two more times. reporter: a minute, 40 seconds. and what s the total up to now? almost $800. reporter: the card is almost maxed out, and we re barely two minutes into it.
administration? and now through g.m., this just a bunch of really moronic people, the dumbest group of people ever seen? or do they know what they re doing? neil for i apologize. glenn. glenn: that s all right. for about the first 12 months of the obama administration, i hesitated in believing that they could make this many bad decisions. collectively. you can only conclude there is a certain amount of intent to do some of these things. glenn: that is a charge i wrestled. every american has. you don t want to believe that there are people who would intentionally do stuff. exactly. look at this. go back to guy who wants to slap a gas tax on. if you do that, will gasoline being at $3.74 or $3.# 5 a
administration? and now through g.m., this just a bunch of really moronic people, the dumbest group of people ever seen? or do they know what they re doing? neil for i apologize. glenn. glenn: that s all right. for about the first 12 months of the obama administration, i hesitated in believing that they could make this many bad decisions. collectively. you can only conclude there is a certain amount of intent to do some of these things. glenn: that is a charge i wrestled. every american has. you don t want to believe that there are people who would intentionally do stuff. exactly. look at this. go back to guy who wants to slap a gas tax on. if you do that, will gasoline being at $3.74 or $3.# 5 a
some agencies collect fees for their services. think of visitors to national parks. they spend $30 million a day. in the end, we could have a budget that will mean billions of dollars less in government spending but, then, of course, a lengthy shutdown could wind up slowing the economic recovery. how about the money on wall street. we just heard the opening bill. is the possibility of the shutdown having any effect on trading? wall street is definitely watching developments in washington. so far, modest gains. traders are pretty cautious. they are keeping their eye on oil. oil is at $111 a barrel. analysts say gas could be flirting with $4 a gal real soon with the national average sitting at $3.74 a gallon. you are right, ouch. alison kosik, live at the new york stock exchange. thank you. it is just past 9:30 in washington right now. in an hour or so, president obama could learn if lawmakers have reached a budget deal. they have until midnight or the government shuts down.
that was canceled 90 minutes later. that aftershock sent oil prices to 2.5 year high. tanlg gas prices up for the 17th straight day. the national average for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline if you pour it yourself, $3.74. lawmakers are having a tough time getting a budget passed in washington state as well. protesters keep disrupting them. 17 people arrested at the state capital in olympia. others had to be escorted from the state house gallery after shutting down the legislature for 30 minutes. labor groups are angry about millions of dollars in proposed cuts to state-funded health care certifica services. they are killing our clients. i have a client that has to be turned every hour. he is going to die. do you want that on your conscious? apparently, they do.