wall street is after. what you saw is that uncertaintily plan to the market. democrats and republicans coming to the table and then you saw stocks go up toward the end of the week. tomorrow, you may see reality hit because of what transpired over the weekend. what will it take to reassure investors at this point? is the senate action enough? what wall street wants to see is a band-aid measure. a six week deal for a short-term solution to the debt ceiling. and it sent it s signal to washington by saying you saw a huge rally. more than 450 points up. now that that gridlock is back,
to end up happening on wednesday night? i m going to tell you i m sure the wall street types would not be happy if that is the case. the treasury says that the united states will run out of money. but i have to tell you that the sep senate tends to be less political than the house of representatives. can the senate get something done quick enough and can they get a vote on something and will we see a vote from the house of representatives? complicating two problems at once. thank you very much. let s turn to cnn s white houserespondentcorrespondent. it was a tense scene there. what happened? reporter: as you know, miguel, there has been a lot of frustration in washington over the closure of these memorials
of glenn beck or if they re going to rein that 5:00 hour in. thank you for joining us. let me just say this about glenn beck. i grew up a minister in the civil rights movement, but as you saw earlier, i had the pleasure of being adopted in my teen years by james brown, the godfather of soul. he took me to las vegas and i had never been to vegas as a boy preacher. that wasn t where we would go. and he showed me there was the big show rooms but outside there was the lounges. there were flamboyant acts that played the lounge, but the more seasoned acts of quality played on the main stage inside. i remember last year when we led a big march in washington commemorating dr. king s i have a dream speech, glenn beck was at lincoln memorial with a huge march, tens of thousands of
nichols, washington correspondent of the nation magazine and the one and only professor of sociology at jork georgetown university and author of can you hear mu nonow mich eric dyson. good evening, gentlemen. good evening. the bachmann campaign has not responded to her husband s remarks. is this a badge of honor or will it hurt her in the long run? you re asking the right question. it s a complicated game that michelle bachmann is playing. on the surface, when she goes on national programs, tv interview, she tries to appear relatively moderate, but she s really appealing to some pretty base instincts on the part of particularly iowa caucusgoers. that s a state where a lot of the people who do go to the caucuses tend to be extremely conservative in their views
spending. there wasn t enough spending on infrastructure to keep this plant alive. and remember, the stimulus was one third tax cuts, and the republicans still didn t vote for it. but romney is all about blaming the president and getting in some digs after obama s own news conference. and the president s time has been focused on playing golf and campaigning, campaigning in pennsylvania today, and blaming. the president ought to be in washington, meeting with republicans, meeting with democrats. and at other times, romney spoke with a smiling con da sengs. the spt a nice guy, but he doesn t understand how the economy works. i spent 25 years in the private sector. i know why jobs leave. i know why they come. oh, he knows all right, since as a businessman, his idea of