we're joined by john king, gloria borger and david gurrigan. >> what should people know? >> looks like the government will be open and the debt ceiling will be extended until february, take a sigh of relief, breath for a day or two and start this all over again. >> does that mean museums open again tomorrow -- >> as soon as the president signs it. you'll get that official word out of the administration when the president knows it's coming his way. officially he has to sign it before you can do that but you've seen what workers have brought in. museum ps will wait until he signs it. in terms of the politics, this is going to be fascinating to watch on the house side, to see how many house republicans actually vote yes because the safe vote for them is no. >> still know. >> that makes probably no sense to a lot of people watching. >> safe because they don't get a primary challenge and can say we fought the good fight. >> the overwhelming majority of house districts are drawn in a way that the only test for a lawmaker. so if you're republican especially if the tea party does

. >>> john king joins me and gloria borger and david gurrigan. he thinks sort of the idea of this doomsday scenario about not raising the debt is made up or overstated. >> well, anderson, you got a little support from moodies that issued a report saying they thought we could pay our debts, even if we go into default we could pay our bond holders, but overwhelming sentiment from all the big banks, from the ceos, from manufacturers, from economists, from the international communities, you don't want to go down that path. it's extraordinarily dangerous. you already put a gun to the president's head and now you're putting a gun to the country's head. it's playing russian roulette and the congressman king can say whatever he wants but the vast majority of people who really understand this issue are warning seriously do not allow this country to go into default. it could have very, very calamitous consequences and throw a lot of people out of work. >> david, you do see signs of a real breakthrough from what the president said yesterday about a short-te

bring in john king, gloria borger and david gurrigan.you making of what you heard today. >> we are getting mixed information and prfrom a leadin source, we're nearing a solution but nothing will be filed tonight. >> okay. >> which means you start the clock tomorrow, if they have a deal, which is still after. they have been talking optimistically and took the pause to see if the house could bail into the rescue. let's assume the senate done is filed tomorrow. the question is we assume because on notice ted cruz and a couple tea parties allies, do they find a way around that or have a two or three-day period to debate that. you don't know what will happen. >> if that is the case then, there is no way the deadline can be met. >> it is -- i think it is almost impossible to see a scenario under which they make the deadline. that doesn't mean they don't have a deal they are working on and maybe gives some comfort. jack lew does have a little wiggle room. >> you're talking two, three more days. >> unless somebody finds a way to pull a rabbit ou