Takeaway Washington Correspondent Todd Zwillich takes a look at the latest news on the fiscal cliff negotiations, and updates us on the condition of Secretary of State Hillary Clinton after she was admitted to a New York hospital due to a blood clot.
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Where was the plaintiff wailing about the "dysfunctional broken Congress" exactly two years ago when Pelosi and Reid refused to pass a budget, raise the debt ceiling and raise taxes after spending trillions so they could deliberately manufacture a national crisis with the victorious Republican House which continues to this day?
Larry: I agree we need something far better than "Milk Cliff." I already gave John "Udder Disaster" on the air, and of course, he failed to give it its due. So I submit the following:
Liter Hosing
Gallon Distress
Quantitative Cheesing
...and, of course, I apologize.
Todd Zwillich
If you name something Fiscal Cliff, you are bound to have a Fiscal Cliff Hanger...
We have to come up with a better name than Dairy Cliff...The Milk Spill? no... something to do with cheese...I'll get back to you on this...
here's a suggestion for a song to reflect the current mess in washington:
come together: the youngbloods
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