The Church of Secretary says the country will reach its debt limit next week.

And that she'll take extraordinary measures to push the thought off as long as she can.

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The assumption that the U.S. government can always be counted on to pay its bills may

be tested soon.

The federal government is about to reach its $31 trillion borrowing limit.

And House Republicans say they won't vote to raise the debt ceiling unless they get spending

cuts or other concessions.

NPR Scott, Horsley joins us now.

Welcome.

Good morning.

Let's start with the timing.

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