y'all give it up for desi lydic! [cheers and applause] desi! >> thank you! applause] all right, leslie, i got you. no the debt ceiling might seem complicated but let's think about it like this. say you have opened a chase sapphire card with a $10,000 limit, and you factored out on, i don't know, gucci handbags and laser facials. then, you get screwed because you have to pay for your kid's glasses because his dumb teacher says he's having trouble reading in class. and when you can't get that teacher fired, you have to get the bank to raise your credit limit, or else your husband will find out and you promised him you were done stealing credit card numbers. and that is pretty much the situation america is in. [applause] >> leslie: did that happen to you? >> these are just examples. i'm just saying america is in a bit of financial trouble and you do not want to get in too deep. you know, it's like how we all have gambling debts. >> leslie: uh, no, i don't have gambling debts. >> no, i don't either! but let's say, hypothetically, that i owed a lot of money to th

more on this news from the fda, we sent our correspondence out in the field, so let's go live to desi lydic. [cheers and applause] desi, let's start with you. the story is crazy, how does baby food even get lead in it? >> no one knows, wanda. it could be from the soil, it could be from an old paint in the processing plant, it could be the guy at the end of the assembly line who sprinkles lead into all the jars. [laughter] >> wanda: you telling me they got lead bae down there? [laughter] that's probably where the lead is coming from. >> it's impossible to say. but this regulation is necessary, wanda. lead is harmful to babies and they shouldn't eat it. unless they keep screaming forward and it's like fine, who gives a shit, habit, whatever makes this tantrum stop. parenting is obligated. >> wanda: okay, let's turn to dulce. i guess it's a good thing the fda is taking action on this for babies. >> man, [bleep] babies! [applause] i'm in a supermarket in jackson, mississippi, trying to buy bottled water, because look at the water they got down here! the government needs to fix this problem! why