secretary or administration would willfully choose to have the catastrophic defaults occur when it s not necessary. so this is pretty well understood in financial circles. you see treasury provides have barely moved. i have legislation that would codify and formalize the obligation to make sure under no circumstances we would default on our debt. interestingly, the white house threatened to veto it precisely because they want to be able to hold the specter of a catastrophe in front of republicans to tell us and intimidate us into giving the president what he wants, which is a whole lot of additional borrowing authority with no reforms whatsoever. i think that s irresponsible. i can t agree with you, joe is coming to set. alex, you want to join us? i think before we talk about the white house cowing anyone, i
everybody expected to be them in 3rd, 4th, 5th place. they were a middle of the pack team at best. i remember talking at spring training, ah, you know, we were 500 they fell a little abefore 500. they have been awesome. they got that idiate back. 2004. they had the borders, kind of strange. yes, it is like walk. yes, it is like washington. these guys, they re not exactly no names. man, they are stars. a lot of these guys are i don t know how they do it. at this point you can say that jim cramer is here, host of cnbc s mad money. . he s maed. from the huffingtop post, sam steinman. so we will get to the government
athletes entertaining us every weekend don t have any rights. hold on a second, they re getting a scholarship. my kid is not getting a scholarship. they re getting a scholarship. they got the opportunity to go to class to learn if they want to. they do have an opportunity. it s back to incentives. it was extremely discounted. the incentive for the player is to play well t. same for the coach the incentive for the university is to win games a. lot of players, from is no one pushing you. i remember circling the majors and my adviser broke out a list of majors that were realistic. that s what i money having a discount. academic experience. several thursday notice games in georgia. so you miss class on wednesday, on thursday, on friday is there that s not right. but i mean, it s funnily, they
muddle through on these things. you made a good point about china. china never medments in the internal affairs of other countries. it is a part of her to dna. now they re do iing. we want to go to chuck todd. there is a lot of confusion about the debt ceiling. a brand-new national journal poll believe 62% believe, they are increasing the amount of money borrowed for future expenditures. just 28% said it was to pay off debts we already accumulated. 47% said it s essential the debt limit be raised to avoid a financial crisis. 39% said the country can go past the deadline without major financial problems and as far as who americans trust more in the debt ceiling debate, less than 40% says congressional republicans. is chuck here yet? yes, he is. chuck, those numbers are
put student first. it s obvious all incentives lie with an athlete who has to go to class. it s interesting, i missed a lot of wednesday, thursday, friday classes, i didn t even pay football. samstone. efor theing the critics are paying, athletes say it could be corruption. has anyone proposed the idea of setting up es kro accounts? money that are will for students, once they graduate, academically that, they will be paid. it just one happen in laterally time? i think call eight gateway to corruption. hilarious this system is already corrupt. they force them to abody by rules that cannot be measured or followed and they re unjust. so i m not sure, one of the things that upsets me about this debate is people like to focus on, should they be paid or not paid? throwing money at the problem is a pacifier. the real problem is the players