From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center,

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

The Armstrong and Getty Show.

We pay our bills and we should do so without reckless hostages taking from some of the

mega-republicans in Congress.

Senate Democrats want to raise the debt limit without conditions, but it's not clear

leader Schumer even has the votes to do that.

Instead Democrats and Republicans are launching a tax ad.

Default or destroy.

In a game of who will blink first?

Yeah, the whole world economy may blink.

Yeah, to that end, let's go with Clip 72.

It's filled mattingly on Jake Tapper's show.

Let's build up the drama a little bit before we jab it with a pencil and deflate it.

Most importantly, from a person to person, family, and household perspective,

you would see your consumer products, anything that you have dead into some degree.

The industry would start to spike on that as well.

So you're owing more money on credit cards, you're owing more money on wherever you're borrowing.

And that would have a significant impact.

And then you add job losses to that, you add a tightening of credit to that as well.

And I think there's just a kind of snowballing macro effect here.

Then you have kind of the geopolitical international aspect of this.

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