nthat s why they deserve. aer anbrake dance. get 50% off new brake pads and shoes. we re waiting for a senate vote. should be fairly soon, we re told. we re not exactly sure when, but there will be a vote in the united states senate. you re looking on the left part of your screen, the floor of the u.s. senate on this compromise worked out by the two leaders of the senate, mitch mcconnell, the republican leader, harry reid, the democratic leader, the majority leader. as soon as that vote starts, of course, you ll see it live here in the situation room. and then the legislation will go over to the house of representatives. house of representatives will have to pass exactly word for word what the senate passes without any changes. and then it will go to the president for his signature. we anticipate all of that will happen in the next few hours or so, but we ll wait, we ll see. there always, potentially, could
process, but until it s 100%, i m not going to be satisfied. elizabeth, as you know, they had two or three years to get that website ready, spend hundreds of millions to do is. the president himself is clearly frustrated and ringry that it s not yet ready i want it s interested. on october 1st he came out and said, you know what? new programs, new web sites have glitches. he used as an example the apple ios7. it had a glitch and it got fixed quickly, and it wasn t a big deal. people were saying this is not a minor glitch. this is a big deal. so it s interesting to hear him say two weeks into the process, you know, that yes, this is a, you know, a substantial problem that needs to be fixed. that isn t the tone of what he said in the beginning. all right. thanks very much, eleads bicohen reporting for us. culling up, once again we re awaiting a senate vote to end the shutdown, extend the debt
all right. so we re standing by on a senate vote for the spending is and debt deal. the house expected to vote on it shortly after the senate does. we ll have live coverage here in the situation room. it s a breakthrough, no doubt about that, but this would be just a temporary fix, at the same time, reopening the government until mid-january, extending the nation s debt ceiling until early february. let s discuss the political fallout from what s going on. joining us, ryan lizza, the washington correspondent for the new yorker magazine, the former bush speechwriter, david frum, and our cnn chief political analyst, gloria borger. should the president be gracious right now? of course. because he clearly got the better end of this, even though he didn t get everything he wanted. you know, wolf, first of all, this is not a president who s sort of prone to gloating.
you bet, wolf. my pleasure. we anticipate it will get the republican leaders and other republicans on board. when it comes to the house, speaker boehner says it would be a yeah or nay vote. he hopes as many republicans as possible vote for it. how will you vote? i want i will be voting against the deal. washington, d.c. didn t listen to the american people and we didn t do a single thing about obama care, and it continues to hurt kansasens in particular. don t you think votes in kansas, indeed all over the country, would be much more severely hurt if the u.s. were to default on its obligations, or unable to make payments to veterans and others? fearmongering out of the white house doesn t make it true. at the end of the close of business there were significant
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