Well, howdy there internet people, let's go again.

So today we are going to talk about the Biden administration

taking the 14th Amendment off the table

when it comes to the debt ceiling

and what it means.

Because the spokespeople have kind of said you know he's

not going that route not something to even talk about so on and so forth a bunch of

messages have come in saying is this the right move you know why is he

doing this is this you know him trying to make the Republicans feel at ease you know

what's going on? Well I think the reason he doesn't want to do it is because when it

makes its way through the court system because it will certainly be challenged

it would cause damage to the economy. And unlike the Republicans in the

House, Biden isn't trying to damage the economy. I think that's the reason he's not going to use it. Now as far as announcing it, why did

he do that? Because he made a mistake. That was a mistake. It's always a mistake.

When you're negotiating with somebody, you don't rule things out. That's not something that you do, especially in public.

Why did the withdrawal from Afghanistan lead to the opposition retaking

the country almost immediately? Because Trump telegraphed his moves. It was a bad idea then, it's a bad

idea now. Trump got out there over and over again and said,'re going to leave we're going to leave you know I want to get out so his negotiators didn't have any leverage

By saying it's off the table, Biden did the same thing.

It's not a good move.

Now, they are closer to a deal today, so maybe he feels more comfortable with it and

it really doesn't think it needs to be an option. But generally speaking in any

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