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Time. it seems that the short term spending bill which really has become a favorite pass time in congress will not work this time. ivt deciding time. ziegd time for sure. to avert this government shutdown. i can t imagine the country going through another painful shutdown. let me get your thoughts on what you re hearing about lawmakers striking a deal that president trump is actually willing to sign. i think it s one thing for lawmakers to agree on a way forward, it s nothing to get something in front of the president that s going to satisfy him? we hear already from the president no money for the wall, no deal. the lawmakers did strike the deal. that s not the question. the question is if the president will be willing to give up his dream of the wall in favor of a border security package that the experts say that we need because the democrats and republicans who are working together on this committee they are not hard-liners on immigration. ....
ththis is your a.m. wake-up ca. ir ip i m ali velshi fk . let us quickly eat our peas even though it is breakfast. we talk about the debate over the raising of the debt ceiling. if it were a movie, you could call it, dude, where is my compromise? the debate is getting testier and more partisan. president obama told cbs news if lawmakers don t have a deal in place by the august 2nd deadline, holder americans could feel it next month when the social security payments are due. i cannot guarantee those checks go out on august 3rd if we haven t resolved this issue because there may simply not be the money in the coffers to do it. republican congressman ron paul of texas who is running for president thinks the president is playing the social security card. here is what he said. that just isn t true. because the funds there for social security and these emergencies, the cash flow is good enough for that. if they really needed to, why don t they quit sending the interest ....