I get it, but wild is not a word i would have gone with to describe i dont think i could say the word that i would personally say on air. I think what you have done is called out my naughtiness, that for me, this was a wild night. It certainly was, and it looks like it will be going on for a couple more hours. We dont have any indication that this will be resolved anytime soon. Lets hope that something happens before midnight, otherwise, as you know, the Government Shutdown. Good to see, you ayman. Good to see you, my friend. Enjoy the rest of your evening off. As we said, a few hours before a potential Government Shutdown, republicans and democrats reached a deal in the house that includes the 45day continuing resolution with Disaster Relief funds, as well as an extension of the federal insurance program. Of course, there was the faa reauthorization. The one thing not in there that seems to be the reason for this hold out, no ukraine aid at this moment. The senate is expected to post
and the coordination on the campaign, the alleged campaign finance violation, that it was done at the direction of individual 1. how troublesome is that for the president tonight? it is troublesome, but i don t think that is a big mystery to solve. the campaign finance issue is not simply whether hush money was given to these two women, it is the nature of the funding itself, as well as the intent. it is actually a pretty intricate area of law, may feel like he is in good shape still to withstand that kind of scrutiny. it is not pretty, but it may not be martha: it s not pretty. ironically, if you made similar payments in the past, and the routine of this one match how those payments in the past were made, that could be helpful to him, right? it is a spectacularly ugly but valid defense, right? i do this all the time. martha: thank you so much, great to have you with us tonight. really helpful, thank you very much. white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders and rudy g
stands at $14.208 trillion or just $186 billion shy of the limit. that means the united states has to keep borrowing money to keep funding itself, to keep going, but hit that debt ceiling. it s always been moving higher here. our debt ceiling hasn t been this high. look at november 1990. way back here it was about $3 trillion. the first debt limit was set in 1917 at $11.5 billion. if you look at the last 20 years, below $5 trillion to almost $15 trillion we are now. that s a big number. we re going to try to break down what a trillion dollars looks like, get our head around what a trillion dollars is. if you look at $1 trillion in one dollar bills, all stacked on top of each other, you would be able to circle the globe with them 2.75 times. together, stacked up, ali, 67,866 miles. i know it sounds silly. why are you looking at $1 trillion. just to try to get a sense of how much money this is in the context of a $14 trillion