mr. phillips. ezra, how does that play out? >> it's not right. we can't go through it that way because if you do it like he's talking about, he's right we could pay off the interest on the debt. we will lose $154 billion in that month. that is a blow of 10% of august gdp. that is a new recession. >> very well put, but how they vote is how they vote. essayihe is saying there's no w tea party will go along with raising the debt ceiling. even if they get the no raising in revenues and spending cuts in a big package, the pea partiers say i'm not going to do it. >> everybody expects boehner will lose 60 to 850 people on the vote. he has to get a bunch of democrats in there with him, and when you hear the democrats talk this is a good deal for you. i can comment on it this morning, and he said it's a terrible deal. you have a lot of democrats holding their nose walking over to the other side not using the leverage they have in order to avert crisis. that is how you get it through if the tea party doesn't step up. >> mr. phillips, the tea party sounds r

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mr. phillips, i ask you, do you believe what mr. bernanke, around mr.legarde in charge of the imf say it would be catastrophic, and do you believe their assessment of what will happen? >> no, not really. >> you don't. >> every time this comes up, we are told that it is the end of the world as we know it. well, guess what, if we go the way of greece, it is the end of the world as we know it. how about a better idea.ç let's cut some spending. you know, the government accounting office says there are hundreds of billions of dollars in waste and fraud in government spending right now. let's start by cutting it out. if we start cutting it out, we don't have to por ro-- don't ha to borrow. >> do you want us to default? >> no, i prefer not. what i want is to cut spending, but we have to remember this, when and we are talking about default, when the government cannot borrow anymore money, we can prioritize our debts and pay our debt service, and if we pay the debt service, there is no default. >> this nation has never defaulted on its dets. >> yes, the constit

mrs. phillips, you're next. (rick) i got it. i got it. thunk! okay, who serves? it's your turn, dad. it's to the wall. it's good. (man) rick. yeah. hit the ball easier, son. you don't have to kill it. uh, maybe we should go in now. no, we will at least finish this set. you ready? yo! ugh! [imitates crowd cheering] yes, cleveland wins the pennant! thump! one of these days, i'm gonna burn the thompson court right to the ground. [ bird chirps ] [ snoring ] [ clears throat ] hop to, gang. it's showtime. uh, do you know this guy? i'm not gonna cry, am i? only if you don't believe in the power of friendship. really? you guys are good. [ male announcer ] your favorite movies right when you want them. watch unlimited tv episodes and movies instantly through your game console or other devices. all for only 8 bucks a month from netflix. that's so cute, it's stupid. well, i got to admit, my tennis is a little rusty. but polo, there's a game, eh? unrelenting, constant challenge to the senses, a beautiful, manly experience. rick, i want to cut through the b.s. i'd like that. good. i think you're

mr. phillips last night, he says they are not going to budge.o i think there is an equal equivalent of what the liberals do on the far left and what the righties do on the right. we have four factions in this, and the president is trying to make sausage out of it all. >> i am glad you're a member of the unreasonable left with us then, ed. >> good to have you with us tonight. >>> it was a day of apologies and denials for rupert murdoch. but did his testimony to british parliament have any impact on the future of news corp.? >>> and tonight, wisconsin republicans tried to take out a member of the wisconsin 14. they were so mad at him, right, that they left the state to protect the workers. guess what, they failed. you are looking at the headquarters of state senator dave hansen, he's keeping his job and joins me later tonight. and john nichols tells us what the republicans have up their sleeve now. >> announcer: this past year alone there's been a 67% spike in companies embracing the cloud-- big clouds, small ones, public, private, even hybrid. yo

mr. judson phillips, no need to run up the zoer, you take your victory and come back and fight again in aprilill, that's what i just told them. they did what they are supposed to do. they protected the rich guys, just like pat said. you won for us, we don't need you any more. >> no, look, on that point, i think pat is right thp i think boehner won, the deal that bomb offered him last week and boehner walked way from it. >> the story, al, is it is not president obama versus the republicans any more, republicans are fighting among themselves. boehner, you said he is about to lose control. he lost control a long time ago. the reason he today put off his vote today, is because he didn't have the votes. that's the aridge ma ticks. jim jordan says he cannot count enough votes among republicans to get it passed. so the tea parties are not following pat's advice or your advice, reverend al, not following john boehner's admonition. they dant want to raise the debt ceiling, no way, no how. this is less than a week and obama is going to have to do this on his own.ç otherwise it won't get done. >> the t

she is miss zara phillips and her brother mr. nne, said why give them a title when they're so far down the line in ever becoming king or queen, why should they have the burden of a title. >> what would a possible title have been? >> they were certain obligations. just miss zara phillips, just going to remain and the man she's marrying, one of britain's most popular rugby players, mike tindle. take a good look, there he is brawling, beefy rugby player and hopefully we have a close-up somewhere, because one of his regrets is he never managed to have yorts donnics. >> that's one of his biggest regrets. >> i don't know if we have a close-up. you don't hear that often. he regrets that. >> there they're getting married this afternoon. although a private sceremony because they're miss and mr., there are going to be many public figures there, william and kate, prince harry, beatrice, eugenie, the queen. that's the royal britain nia where the dinner was held and a grand party, you can see them all there. i heard an excellent commentary, wi

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she's miss zara phillips. he's mr. mike tindall. she will be mrs.ike tindall. >> reporter: the bride and groom met eight years ago and guess who introduced them, the party prince himself, prince harry. and the newlyweds won't be going on honeymoon. they're going straight back to training, straight back to work. doesn't sound fair, does it, bianna? >> i think they'll do just fine. i kind of like the casual look there. >> yeah. >> engagement pictures in jeans. >> tongue piercing and all. >>> coming up here on "gma," you're going to want to see this. how does a whale say thank you to humans who rescued her? it is a grand and joyous gestste. we'll show you in a minute. >>> plus, my one-on-one with katy perry. she's one of the biggest pop stars today. now she's in a new movie. but what does she want to do next? >>> and amanda knox is back in court today. the final day of testimony as she appeals her murder conviction. what are the experts saying that could set this young american free? purina cat chow helps you well-being. we're all striving for it. nurt

mr. president, i got a letter just like that from ann phillips from tacoma, washington, who after 18 years working was laid off during the recession. ann told me about how she felt she was doing the responsible thing by getting up and dusting herself off and going back to college, but now she said she is worried sick because of the fact that the interest rates on her student loans, which she relies on to pay for her school, would shoot up if we defaulted. in her letter, ann made clear who the real victims of this default would be. she said, and i quote -- "ultimately, people like me, my husband, my family, and all the people i know who are doing their best every day to make a contribution to society, they will pay the expense." i also heard from a woman named brenda starkey and her husband, retired navy veterans from republic, washington. they told me if we don't meet this challenge, they may not be able to afford medicare payments or v.a. co-payments not to mention basic necessities like food, electricity and water. brenda wrote, and i quote, i was taught in school about henry clay and hi

phillips. >> thank you, very much, mr. president. running out of time, explain what is your plan where the talks go if the republicans continue to impose tax increases? and secondly on your point about no short term stopgap measure, if it came down to that and congress went that route, i know you're opposed to it, but will you veto it? >> i will not sign a 30 day or 60 day or 90 day extension. that's not an acceptable approach. if we think it's hard now, imagine how these guys are going to be thinking six months from now in the middle of election season when they're all up. it's not going to get easier, it's going to get harder. so we might as well do it now. pull off the band-aid. eat our peas. now's the time to do it. if not now, when? we keep on talking about this stuff and these high-minded pronouncements about how we got to get control of the deficit, how we owe it to our children and grandchildren. well, let's step up. let's do it. i'm prepared to do it. i'm prepared to take on significant heat from my party to get something do

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mrs. feinstein: thank you very much. i ask unanimous consent that two fellows in senator rockefeller's office, dale orps and janet phillips be given floor privileges during consideration. the presiding officer: without objection, so ordered. mrs. feinstein: thank you mr. president. i have served in this body for many years and i have never been more dismayed, more frustrated than i have been these past few days. and every day it gets a little bit worse because day by day our country grows closer to defaulting on our sovereign debt, something that has never ever happened in the history of this country. and the repercussions of this protracted and public debate on whether our government will honor its financial obligations are already evident. so this is what we know for sure. the stock market has seen several days of decline as investors sell off securities. the united states is at high risk of a credit downgrade. gold prices are climbing as people try to protect themselves from a ratings downgrade and a drop in the value of a dollar. in short, default may well have catastrophic economic consequences domestically and inter

mr. jones is still at it and will break into song at the drop of a question. mark phillipsr view of the town. you don't have to spend too much time with tom jones around the green, green grass of his hometown in wales. >> in all its glory, right. >> reporter: before two predictable things happen. the first is you ask him the dumb but irresistible question. not to coin a phrase but does the old town look just the same. >> it looks the same from up here. ♪ on a hill far away ♪ stood an old rugged cross >> reporter: the other predictable event is that before long in this case reminiscing in the chapel where he went to sunday school, he'll break into song. >> ♪ where the dearest and best for a world of lost sinners was slain ♪ >> reporter: tom jones, sir tom jones, is now 71. he's feeling a little nostalgic. >> i was always singing when i was a child. i always wanted to become a singer. but of course when you're a child, it's a dream. >> reporter: he's come a long way from his hometown, the town in the welsh coal mining valleys where he was born ♪ you may run on for a long time

phillip dennis, founder of the dallas tea party. a group that claims to have 20,000 members. well, are you happy or sad to see mr.nk of a real disaster here? >> well, i kind of feel strongly both ways. first of all i would like to say in almost three years, president obama and democrats have not submitte democrats have setback not done anything to alleviate the situation. it is not just like the debt limit crept up, oh, there it is. it has been coming a long time. they chose to setback, demagogue and scare old ladies. >> but what about -- >> let me finish. >> okay, go ahead. >> then they thought the republicans would go ahead, give them tax increases, debt limit increase. i'm happy that tea party put the fright into the republicans to vote against this madness. >> now, let me ask you something. when you say for three years, almost three years that mr. president obama and the democrats, have you ever heard of george bush? maybe you might -- >> absolutely. >> -- recall that the debt inherited started with bush and when clinton handed bush the white house we were in a surplus and when mr. bush handed it to mr. obama

phillips decided to intervene. he's also thankful the cameraman thought better and decided not to intervene. >> he kept shooting the whole time so that when the police came, it couldn't be mr. mattes attacked me. no. the cameraman says, why don't you look at the tape. they looked at the tape, and that was it. he was gone. so the cameraman saved this situation, saved me. >>> coming up, rescuers battle to save a man at the edge of niagara falls. >> if you go over at this particular spot, you're not going to survive. >> we thought for sure we were going to see this poor guy go right over the brink. >>> and this man -- >> i'd rather have the prosecutor be my attorney than him. >> -- a new lawyer. when "caught on camera: sinister, strange, shocking" returns. my doctor told me calcium is best absorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. new citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. >>> niagara falls, the largest set of water falls in north america. its beauty is mesmerizing, its power awe inspiring. but on this day, it's the force of men, not nature, that's