of what happens on a debt ceiling the United States will always always always meet its debt we will never default on its debt that

got to deal with the endings there deal with a debt ceiling limitation ultimately

a debt ceilings that come into play until I don't know October November rabbi is

you know it's interesting that the debt ceiling debacle from a couple weeks ago %HESITATION I think illustrates everything

our debt by taking this debt ceiling battle right to the limit no and let me be very clear about this I

I they're losing ground on coalition on the debt ceiling it made no sense to risk the full faith and credit of

the Democrats on the subject of the debt and the debt ceiling and now your critics of come out and said look

a default two years so so Chuck you know you know we could make news right now on national television would

you stand on raising the debt ceiling I stand firmly with senator Jim DeMint and senator Mike Lee in

when when this initially came up I challenge you as well with the question of is this really going to make a difference and rich

this is taking on our American families this but and I know it's tragic and painful no one likes what is nothing pleasant about on

I want to start on this gun debate because as I say you before the second term is officially underway this debate is well underway here are the highlights of what the president wants to accomplish with

you know that is utterly unacceptable to me and I know it is utterly unacceptable to millions of Americans and

Republicans have taken a step back on this debt ceiling standoff should it be raised this is how the New York Times described it over the weekend I'll put it up on the screen and

what changed what I said on your show is I was going to sit down and talk to me because I had real concerns I did I spent ninety minutes minutes

date exemptions and deductions pay down some debt and lower rates that's the grand bargain I think that's the best way to raise the debt ceiling address