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starting to drift off in his sleep? yeah. stay awake. some close calls there. renner underwent two surgeries and was treated in intensive care. he is currently recovering now at home. all right. meantime, the clock is ticking now that the u.s. has reached the debt ceiling on thursday. what happens next is a high-stakes showdown between congressional republicans in the white house over critical question will the u.s. default on its debt? cnn political analyst and princeton to professor and historian julian joins us now. he s co-author of the new york times bestseller myth america. you to wrote in a cnn article that this debate shows house republicans are weaponizing the government. how so? what they re doing is using a process that should be routine,
people want certainty and reassurance about their bills, their businesses and their benefits, and i am sorry that the events leading to the changes today have added to the concerns about the major volatility that was already there are existing in the economy. that s why we are putting it right today, and what my right honourable friend the chancellor will be speaking about in his announcement shortly. the country is his announcement shortly. the country is waiting to hear from the chancellor on issues of fiscal responsibility, market stability and sustainable growth. does my right honourable friend agree with me that what this entirely unnecessary debate shows is that the opposition are putting politics before the interests of our constituents? i agree with my honourable friend completely. thank you very much, mr speaker. the leader of the house said yesterday
he arguing they would still be covered. the latest polling, the first since last week s debate shows senator elizabeth warren gaining on the front-runner joe biden. they re the only two candidates making a substantial gain in this poll. while you were sleeping, elizabeth warren paid a visit to the late night show with stephen colbert. you say we can t choose a candidate we don t believe in just because we re too scared do anything else. now, some people saw that by some people, i mean everyone saw that as a veiled shot at joe biden. is that accurate? no. it s no. we always see this. these really are scary times. it s scary times because donald trump is truly a terrible president. not just bad. terrible.
georgia, as places where they re going to do research, do polling and look at making an offensive play to broaden the map even further. that would knock him back on his heels to an extent that it would be really tough for him to, you know, really work over a state like pennsylvania. really work over a state like north carolina the way he needs to. and i think, you know, one of the things that s noteworthy about what alex said, yes, throwing the red meat the way we saw last night and maybe at this rally even, that plays to his base which is very different than the typical republican base and i think that is slipping on him. his core, core people may never leave, but if that slips and he s unable, which his performance at this debate shows, unable to put a message out there that s going to bring in independents, he s in a very, very tough spot and secretary clinton s in a very good spot. corey, what are they missing? what they re missing is maine 2nd congressional district. you re