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So I'm holding an article here from CNN.com written by Nicole Goodkind.

The headline is, U.S. debt rises to $33 trillion as government shutdown looms.

Article begins as the U.S. debt passes $33 trillion in a government shutdown looms. Article begins. As the U.S. debt passes $33 trillion in a government shut down looms.

Wall Street feels defensive. The shutdown could sour sentiment and deal a blow to an economy

already dealing with high gas prices, auto worker strikes, and elevated inflation,

with some saying it could even increase the possibility of a recession let me be real

clear if the government shuts down you're going to see catastrophic losses across the board because

the world depends on one thing the united states to pay their bills and we have a group of grown-ups

sitting in a sandbox throwing sand at each other and they're going to set off a bomb

in the name of ha ha ha or an instagram post um or in the name of a sound bite for their next

campaign and they're going to what a catastrophic mess so jade when i see u.s debt rise to 33 trillion

um this is me just being honest and vulnerable with my friend here in front of a, I don't know, a couple of dozen million people.

Come on.

It sets off an anxiety in me.

Does it?

Like, it will, if I dwell on it, it will make it hard to breathe.

Because I'm doing what I can in my home and I'm looking at the world I got a seven-year-old little girl and a 13-year-old

boy I'm looking at the world they're inheriting inheriting and it makes it hard for me

to wrap my head around the world they're going to be living in because a bunch of adults act like such immature brady children and have created such a quagmire

and I see this number going up and up and no matter who you vote for whatever side you vote for

everybody's lying to you so they can get in and do what they want to do help me help me 33 trillion dollars is a lot of money I mean and here's the thing I can't

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