Guests:
Jon
Karl
Rebecca
Jarvis
Sen.
Lindsay Graham (R-SC)
Rep.
Raul Labrador (R-ID)
Rep.
Keith Ellison (D-MN)
David
Plouffe
Paul
Krugman
Peggy
Noonan
Dan Senor
Stephanopoulos:
OMG the government is
still
shut down and we may default!
Karl:
the tables have turned – the GOP
have
surrendered and Democrats are
demanding
more spending
Stephanopoulos:
wow
Karl:
Mitch McConnell is taking heat from
the
tea party for admitting Obama still President
Stephanopoulos:
Becky Wall Street jumped!
Jarvis:
the markets like the idea of
America
paying its debts
Stephanopoulos:
do they really
Jarvis:
October 17 is D-Day
Stephanopoulos:
holy crap
[
break ]
Stephanopoulos:
Lindsay is there
any
possibility of a deal?
Graham:
we need to save
John
Boehner because the
alternative
would be worse
Stephanopoulos: has the GOP
given up on Obamacare?
Labrador:
we are willing to not
crash
the economy
Stephanopoulos:
how generous of you
Labrador:
I thought so
Stephanopoulos:
what else?
Labrador:
Obama must negotiate with us
Ellison:
re-open the government and
pay
the bills – then we'll talk
Graham:
Republicans are in a freefall but
Democrats
are unpopular too
Stephanopoulos:
true
Graham:
my message to the GOP
is
re-open the government and
keep
fighting Obamacare
Stephanopoulos:
sounds like a plan
Graham:
Paul Ryan has a good idea
to
permanently cut Social Security
Stephanopoulos:
how about that Ralph?
Ellison:
I have another idea –
re-open
the damn government!
Stephanopoulos:
if Boehner re-opens
the
government is he finished as Speaker?
Labrador:
no we love him –
he's
so easy to manipulate
Stephanopoulos:
all right then
Labrador:
the Democrats are not fair
because
they not willing to cut Social Security
unless
we re-open the government but
then
we lose our leverage
Ellison:
how about we negotiate drug prices?
Labrador:
if we lift the debt ceiling
you
get everything you want
and
we get nothing
Ellison:
we want the government open
and
America's bills paid!
Labrador:
that is so selfish!
Graham:
the best thing right now is we
can
all agree to cut Social Security and
then
we can focus on the flaws of Obamacare
[ break ]
Stephanopoulos:
Peggy what is going on?
Noonan:
it turns out people like
government
– who knew?
Stephanopoulos:
will we default?
Krugman:
the problem now is
Democrats
don't want to respond
to
extortion and Republicans
have
to be able to say we got
something
for shutting down the government
Stephanopoulos:
how about the Ryan plan?
Senor:
all he's asking for is means-testing
in
exchange or paying our debts
Plouffe:
no President should have
to
give stuff away just to avoid default
Noonan:
Republicans made a mistake
– they
had no strategy and picked a bad fight
Stephanopoulos:
true
Noonan:
but all Presidents must
negotiate
over debt limits
Krugman:
that isn't true
Noonan:
he must make a deal
Stephanopoulos:
the Republican party and
Congress
are at all time lows in popularity
Senor:
yes but all voters are stupid
Stephanopoulos:
I've noticed that
Senor:
Obamacare has failed!
Krugman:
a year from now the
website
should be working
Stephanopoulos:
what if we have
a six
month debt extension?
Plouffe:
we are already at
Republicans
budget levels!
Noonan:
maybe [ drinks ]
Plouffe:
Republicans are doomed
Noonan:
Obamacare is a big suppurating
wound
Krugman:
it's a software glitch
Senor:
it's a third-world experience!
Krugman:
buying health insurance over
the
internet is not a third-world experience
Senor:
Jon Kasich and Scott Walker
are
the future of the GOP
Stephanopoulos:
will we default?
Krugman:
we'll see what the markets say
Senor: Obamacare!
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