DANA PERINO: So, the debate is being sponsored by CNBC. They're, I guess, supposedly people think there will be more of an economic focus. Do you expect to see that?
ERIC BOLLING: I do, and that's what I just wrote down. I think you're going to hear -- like, Ben Carson today, the day before the debate, says “if I become president, I will not raise the debt ceiling”--
PERINO: Ever.
BOLLING: Right, and literally what happened within -- I think within 30 days of him being sworn into office, we would hit a debt limit and they would have to say “well what are you going to do, Mr. President?” Wow, that's a big statement. And listen I commend him for doing it. But that is a big thing, and I'm sure--
GUILFOYLE: You wouldn't do it or say it?
BOLLING: No, I'm very interested to see how he answers that. It's a tough question to answer. Especially on a debate stage with a lot of people gunning for you. Hey listen, hat's off to you, Ben Carson for having the guts to do that on the day before the debate.
