and the view from washington brad sherman and senator bill hagerty on the decision of what is next ingress after getting the debt ceiling deal done, and why the government is facing a greater risk of a shutdown in october. >> let's start with the markets, which are up again outside of the health care space. dom chu is live. hi, dom. >> kelly, tyler, to your point it is an update for the markets everall. but as is the case, a holding pattern until we get that big announcement and the press conference and fed chair jay powell afterwards. the dow industrials, i'll put that aside we are off about 100 points. i'll tell you why in a couple of moments. but it's 34,104. the s&p, a 52-week high there, and the trading range, we were up roughly 22 points at the highs, down three at the lows. so fairly wait and see for the s&p. the nasdaq up 48 points higher interest rates always a key focus on a fed decision day. let's show you where ratings stand. we are seeing a bid to government bond prices, forcing yields lower the five-year and two-year note yields, for the two-year, 4.62%. the ten-year, no

all of the spent brad sherman has written to blinking at the state department saying, you know what is going on in pockets on as regards democracy as regards the imprisoning of your party members and leaders alone. what's happening to you as well? you know, i don't care what this, you know, if they don't comment about what's happening me. and frankly, i think by just something doesn't match as eventually we will have to solve it sort of problems. but my only point is, you know, how on the western countries talk about what does have the dialogue was, how big and in hong kong, a lot of the week, as a giant all about russian human rights issues. so is it only our human rights only, but a democracy in border when it comes to rivals, should not be consistently across the board. that if you all profess ends of democracy and human rights, then shouldn't be wherever they are, why they just they should speak out because the box on right now the was human rights, human rights violations that going on and focused on right now. what did you make of the cryptic comments coming from the present gove

all of the spent brad sherman has written to blink and at the state department saying, you know what is going on in pockets on as regards democracy as regards the imprisoning of your party members and leaders that alone. what's happening to you? well, you know, i don't care what this, you know, if they don't comment about what's happening me, and frankly, i think by just something doesn't match as eventually we will have to solve it sort of problems. but my only point is, you know, how on the west some countries talk about what is happening in dialogue was how big and in hong kong, a lot of the week is in china and about russian human rights issues. so is it only human rights only? but in democracy, in border, when it comes to rivals, shouldn't not be consistently across the board. then if you all profess ends of democracy and human rights, then shouldn't be whatever they are while agent then they should speak up with those boxes on right now. the was human rights, human rights violations that going on and focus on right now. what did you make of the cryptic comments coming from the

. >> we want to welcome back to the table brad sherman congressman from california.opton crept for that community. -- top democrat for that subcommittee. usa today headlines from page biden courts india's right wing p.m. would you describe him as right wing? guest: if we deal with governments all the time sometimes somebody on the right get elected sometimes somebody on the left. in terms of domestic politics there's a lot of policies and a government on the right wing that would be considered by republicans socialist. host: would you call him a democratic president? guest: he was selected. he has -- i would recommend that i'm not running for prime minister of india. host: was he deserving of a state dinner? guest: i think so. host: why? guest: if you just have state dinners for people who agreed with everything we do the fact is this is a major leader. this is the largest by population country in the world. it is a country that we have very quickly secured trade with. he has lifted people out of poverty with successful economic policies. he may have lifted more peop

host: we want to welcome back to the table brad sherman congressman from california.ton crept for that community. -- top democrat for that subcommittee. usa today headlines from page biden courts india's right wing p.m. would you describe him as right wing? guest: if we deal with governments all the time sometimes somebody on the right get elected sometimes somebody on the left. in terms of domestic politics there's a lot of policies and a government on the right wing that would be considered by republicans socialist. host: would you call him a democratic president? guest: he was selected. he has -- i would recommend that i'm not running for prime minister of india. host: was he deserving of a state dinner? guest: i think so. host: why? guest: if you just have state dinners for people who agreed with everything we do the fact is this is a major leader. this is the largest by population country in the world. it is a country that we have very quickly secured trade with. he has lifted people out of poverty with successful economic policies. he may have lifted more people

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washington, and it's all about this immediate political future is a, it's a sneak peak. congressman brad sherman is written to blinking at the state department saying, you know what north is going on in august on as regards democracy as regards the imprisoning of your party members and leaders that alone. what's happening to you? well, you know, i don't care what this, you know, if the comment about was helping me. and frankly, i think by just something doesn't match as eventually we will have to solve it sort of all the problems. but my only point is, you know, how on the western countries talk about what does have the dialogue was how big and in long gone a lot of the week as a giant all of our russian human rights issues. so is it only our human rights only, but a democracy in border when it comes to rivals, shouldn't not be consistently across the board. but if you all profess ends of democracy and human rights, then should it be whatever they are while agent then they should speak out with those boxes on right now. the was human rights, human rights violations that going on and focused on r

and his mom about this immediate political future is a sneak peak. congressman brad sherman has written to blinking at the state department saying, you know what is going on in pockets on as regards democracy as regards the imprisoning of your party members and leaders alone. what's happening to you as well? you know, i don't care what this, you know, if the comment about was helping me. and frankly, i think by just something doesn't match as eventually we will have to solve it. sort of all the problems. but my only point is, you know, how on the western countries talk about what does have the dialogue was how big and in long gone a lot of the week as a giant all of our russian human rights issues. so is it only our human rights only, but a democracy in border when it comes to rivals, should not be consistently across the board. if you all profess am's a democracy and human rights then shouldn't be whatever they are while agent. then they should speak up with those boxes on right now. the was human rights, human rights violations that going on and focused on right now, when do we runnin

not about the relationship with washington and a ross of other issues, a is a pre fungus when brad sherman is written to blinking at the state department saying, you know what north is going on in pockets on as regards democracy. as regards the imprisoning of your party members and leaders alone, what's happening to you? well, you know, i don't care what this, you know, if the don't comment about what's happening to me. and frankly, i think by just something doesn't match as eventually we will have to solve it sort of all the problems. but my only point is, you know, how on the western countries talk about what does have the dialogue was how big and in long gone a lot of the we goes in china and about russian human rights issues. so is it only our human rights only? but a democracy in border, when it comes to rivals, shouldn't not be consistently across the board. if you all profess ends of democracy and human rights, then shouldn't be wherever they are, why they just they should speak out because the boxes on right now the was human rights, human rights violations that going on and focuse

it's a sneak peak. congressman brad sherman is written to blink and at the state department saying, you know what north is going on in august on as regards democracy as regards the imprisoning of your party members and leaders that alone. what's happening to you as well? you know, i don't care what this, you know, if the, don't comment about what's helping me. and frankly, i think by just something doesn't match as eventually we will have to solve it sort of problems. but my only point is, you know, how on the western countries talk about what does have the dialogue was how to do. and in hong kong, a lot of the week as a giant all of our russian human rights issues. so is it only our human rights only, but and democracy in border when it comes to rivals, shouldn't not be consistently across the board. that if you all profess am's a democracy and human rights, then shouldn't be wherever they are, why they just, they should speak out with those boxes on right now. the was human rights, human rights violations that going on and focused on right now. when do we running? if all this quote, e

it is a sneak peak. congressman brad sherman has written to blinking at the state department saying the one that is going on in progress on as regards democracy as regards the imprisoning of your party members and leaders that alone. what's happening to you? well, you know, i don't care what this, you know, if they don't comment about what's happening me, and frankly, i think by get something done in a match, as eventually we will have to solve it sort of problems. but my only point is, you know, how on the west some countries talk about what does have the dialogue was how to big and in hong kong, a lot of the week as a giant all and about russian human rights issues. so is it only by human rights only, but a democracy in border when it comes to rivals, shouldn't not be consistently across the board. that if you all profess ends of democracy and human rights, then shouldn't be whatever they have. why they just, they should speak up with those boxes on right now. the was human rights, human rights violations that going on and focused on right now will you be running if all this quote, ac

i wan to read a comment from democratic congressman brad sherman after the vote.w we are allowed to say it. we rolled them. so now that it is over, do you believe that this deal was better for democrats than republicans? did you roll republicans? >> this is what i think. i think at the end of the day, the long view, the short and the medium view is, default was not an option. so, not who could win, certainly one of our goals is to make sure we got nothing close to what you saw in the house republican bill, that would have been unacceptable for us, unacceptable for congressional democrats so we had to do everything in ow po power to make sure whatever was passed didn't have many of those elements. and we succeeded. it was a reasonable bipartisan agreement, you would expect to see in divided government. i'm done this a long time. and we have to talk about the budget at some point this year. and this is about what you would expect to see out of a budget agreement with divided congress. >> just one more question on this. what the congressman was very clearly suggestin

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i listened off and on yesterday shall on june 23 -- show on june 23 and the last half hour had brad shermanstening to that whole thing. he's a democrat from california and i was listening to all the colors and i was surprise -- callers and i was surprised and i rewind it and listened and making this comment since it is open forum that it would democratic caller commandment caller, mccright, independent, independent, democrat. for democrats and for independents and then finally a republican got on, rob and he was told to make it quick because the house was gaveling in. early that morning. i think it'll be nice -- i find it is often and i'm surprised at the order of callers that are taken and at this time i rewound and listened and i was like i was right. no republicans until the last absolute minute. it would be nice if he made it more fair. host: we take because in order they are received mostly. --it would calls in the order te received mostly. what we try to mix it up. if you see her stretch where they are not either callers from any line does cause another coming in yet. we do take calls