elected and say i m a rubber stamp, whatever you want and go on your merry way. somebody has to stand up and say enough is enough. we spend too much money and the debt is too long. neil: is anybody going to fight that good cause will you? we ll see. the house freedom caucus has voted unanimously. those are the conservatives. the group of conservatives in the senate is smaller. i think i would predict if i get a vote on my amendment, 15 to 20 votes, those will be the same people that vote against this deal. so it s not a majority but means there s some hope nor the country that will are some people in washington, not a majority, but some people that care about the debt and care about the spending. neil: thanks, rand paul. thanks. neil: the read on this and what it could mean tomorrow in the markets. charlie gasparino, what do you think? boy, he said a lot of what i ve been reporting lately. we must share the same broker. clearly what you have here is a debate in the market
he says defense is in dire node and the ships that need repair. you disagree. if you fight in seven wars simultaneously, you re probably short of things you wants. we have no business there in afghanistan. there s no military mission. we have no dog in the fight in yemen. the quadranting off and preventing food from going to yemen has 17 million people on the verge of starving. they had 500,000 people in cholera epidemic all because saudi arabia is trying to impose their war on a impoverished neighboring country. there s a lot of war we don t need to be involved in. we need a strong military to defend our could be try but we don t need to be in involved in everybody s business. a lot of people have expressed concern that companies are sharing the wealth and their own tax cut bounty will think twice now given what is happening with the markets and this pay it forward thing we ve been seeing a lot of companies
a resolution. i told him the best way to get to a resolution, let s get senator mcconnell involved and say why don t you give him a 15-minute vote. neil: there hasn t happened. that lends me to believe it s not going to happen. we ll see. if they want to stay up until 3:00 a.m., i m happy to do it for the fiscal solvency of this country, this country is going to hell in a hand basket with people that don t care enough about the country to restrain their appetite for spending. we have to do more. there s got to be some conservatives left. what happened to the idea of being a fiscal conservative? where are they? have we given up on it because republicans are in charge? we promised the people that voted for us that we would be the adults that water going to try to spend less money and balanced budgets and those people put us in charge and i hear from them, what happened? where are the conservatives we thought we were electing? sounds like you re angry at mitch mcconnell. you know,
that s why i don t want a $20 trillion debt. 5% interest rates would be devastating. i ve lived through 5%, 10, 11% interest rates. you and me both. finally, if they don t grant you your wish, they don t allow this cap vote, what are you going to do? there s only so much i can do. this is a silly thing about it. i can keep them here until 3:00 a.m. i will make them listen to me and they will have to have me to listen to. i m going to talk about government waste later on this evening and they re going to have to listen to me talk about how william proxmeyer has talked about waste and it s not better. we don t individual spending bells. we glom together and they say tike it or eat it. vote for it and go on your merry way. you know what? in is too important for the country not to have a debate about it or ask questions. who would we be if we were
either offering bonuses to their workers or helping customers with utility bills or beefing up the 401(k) contributions. that will stop and this will put a sting on that. what do you think? i do think the stock market has been overbought. it s been inflated. i don t think the tax cut has come into play yet. we re talking about trillions of dollars in repatriated money. an sample bringing $350 billion whole but themselves. so trillions in repatriation, 1. 5 trillion in corporate tax money. that money has yet to begun to chase goods and create jobs in our country. there s going to be enormous growth in the next year. the stock market worries that some of that could get out of control and lead to inplace. we ve had low interest rates forever. they ve opinion managed and made to be artificially low. they re going to adjust one day and there will be a reckoning.