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m. we will be doing this all over again. the likelihood that will reach a budget in december is close to zero.losophies in the senate and house are huge. they are still out disagreeing about a revenue and entitlements. we will still be doing this over again with a shutdown on the 15th and the debt silicon the seventh. hopefully, you would think that people will just learned their lesson and just move one. i think all historic points that this is not want to be the case. the biggest problem for the united states is that this just under- investment. we have already easing short-term interest rates go up. mortgage rates, credit card rates, people will start to see this on their statements. we cannot prepared this. people are going to start taking their money out and this will be something that we cannot deal with. >> this is so things that people are tired of. the poison pill was introduced. >> it looks like what the government reopening, the saucepan place. things may become worse come january. >> hopefully by this weekend everything will be open again by the we again assuming that boehner doesn

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