cheryl: let's bring in the financial ted parrish and fox business' charles payne, and, charles, you knowou know, there's not going to be no debate, this this is going to be either this happens or it doesn't. the fact of the debt ceiling could be extended or that the showdown could happen is getting market participants worried as of what the future holds in the next six weeks. >> listen, you can debate whether it hurt the economy, the stock market for a little bit, and that's not necessarily just because of the debt, but it's because there's inability to get things done in washington, but the idea that congress people should not have a role in this, that they should just lay down and let the president do what he wants to do, here's a funny thing, guys. president obama said this last week, and lew echoeded this about not doing this is deadbeat. you know what i equate that to? that's wimpy mad at popeye for not hooking him up with a hamburger. tuesday never comes, no hamburger. cheryl: the president's record, when it comes to spending, there's a lot of spending, $4 trillion on stimulus, alt