a temporary fix well to discuss this joining me are gerald levin publisher of the journal and curtis ellis executive director of american jobs alliance in london we have mr keith boy field a researcher for the center for policy studies and here in ross washington with me is neil mccabe senior reporter at human events thank you all very much for joining me i want to begin with you neal is this good news well it's terrible news for americans and for for conservatives it's good news for those people who believe that the obama care in the federal government should continue to grow and that the government should take an increasingly more powerful role in our lives it's really horrific to defeat for conservatives who trusted republican leaders so you see this as the republicans giving in absolutely ok let's go to jerrold in gerald celente what do you think of this yesterday i read one of your tweets where you talked about the debt default and what it means in terms of the u.s. public being off the radar not speaking about it in bars and such why is that so and what do you think of this news. wel

of washington's nor makers to agree on a new budget for more on this let's now talk live with curtis ellis he's executive director at the american jobs alliance now we're still waiting for president obama to speak on the first day of the shutdown i believe is it going to be speaking about ten minutes from now so what should he be saying what does he have to say to resolve this crisis. well he should be speaking directly to the house republicans who for the last two years have been complaining about the degree of uncertainty that the job creators face because of obamacare or increased regulation or this or that so he should tell them that this government shutdown and brinksmanship creates another level of uncertainty. peers and businesses hate and politically this but what's it going to do for the republicans this is going to win in the long term over this what will the republicans actually suffer here right here. well that's that is the question we ask about who's going to be affected and how does this affect unemployment people are really wondering how is this going to affect unemployment

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