i think the implications of that are so serious, jpmorgan out with a report just this week. the cost of that in terms of just the interest payments on treasuries, $75 billion with a b. and you can see where this goes, and it just gets worse, 2008, our financial crisis becomes almost an aside of what this could create. i can t imagine we actually get there, though. well, i m starting to imagine we can. previously it s inconceivable that the american government would do this. but these tea party republicans seem unreachable. does wall street i know wall street has good contact and good communication. in fact, extremely good communication with establishment republicans like boehner. do they have communication with the wild tea party members of the republican party in the senate and the house who could derail? i don t think they do. i think they re trying to. there are whisper campaigns. everybody s trying to get in everybody s ear. the view at this moment is that boehner, at least
do they have communication with the wild tea party members of the republican party in the senate and the house who could derail? i don t think they do. i think they re trying to. there are whisper campaigns. everybody s trying to get in everybody s ear. the view at this moment is that boehner, at least in the press is playing to his base, playing to the tea party folks so that he can say just like he said on the budget, look, i took him to the brink, i went all the way as far as i can and at the last minute turns around and makes a deal. but if we don t get there in june, then i think people are going to say maybe this guy s playing a different game. but you re saying for real terms, in terms of the market and our economy, the brink is maybe a month before the actual expiration of the debt ceiling? yes, because all of the measures that start people actually have to start making contingency plans. you might start seeing the cost of treasuries go up, you might start seeing foreig
she took pictures and provides graphic details. before high-tech, the whisper campaigns were not good but the audience was limited. bob, this thing went viral, millions are going to see it. does the shear scale of dissemination alter the legal equation? first of all she could have written it with fictitious names which supports what you are saying, gregg. to are a take late in detail there was some attempt to cause some type of embarrassment. wait a second. if you have had a son, if you had a son that is involved with this. would you want his name to be out there and describing specifically what he did with this girl? hey, let s go have a beer, i m really proud of you.
if not, this ain t a soap opera. turn the channel. so far, the allegations range from using the f word to criminal activities. i mean we have heard everything! at this point, we ve got nothing but hearsay, whispers and rumors. i m going to be asking pointed questions today. shouldn t a man be expected to face his accusers? or is this now just a country of whisper campaigns? i told you last week about my grandfather and he was a great story tellerer. and if you are lucky enough like me to have somebody who tells his stories all the time. i have remember my grandfather and i listened to him telling stories. one thing i notice in a pattern in stories. there are three kind of characters. heroes, there s villains and then there is the character that is there but for the grace of god go i. in this next hour, ask yourself is this man one of those
rod blagojevich, if you can look at the american people and say look, i did nothing wrong, i did nothing sexual or criminal. i did nothing sexual. did things that were wrong. i should not have allowed myself to be that familiar with my staff. glenn: got it. you did nothing criminal? no, no, no. glenn: if you say that and it comes out and, you know whisper campaigns are whisper campaigns. if you come out, you re one of the most evil bastards i ve ever met. if you can say that and look at somebody in the eye. so be it. glenn: okay. at this point, people will be told to say anything about me. glenn: how did that work exactly? what did you mean by that? c mon, let s be blunt. i voted by the way, we actually agree on some things. i have hundreds of friends who in the past 48 hours think i m the devil because i m coming on the show. glenn: i know that. i have several friends who think i m the devil for