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Real Housewives of New 
Jersey, which premiered in early June, has reportedly completed the filming 
process, so none of this new off-camera drama is likely to make 
the airwaves anytime soon.It is unlikely that Bravo would be named in 
any criminal action. However, Bravo may be concerned that someone may infer 
they knew of the false representations made in the bankruptcy filings by 
the Giudices with regards to any anticipated income and failed to take 
the appropriate actions to correct the misrepresentations, Del Sardo said. 
Bravo is most likely discussing this matter with its attorneys to make 
a determination if the recent charges are grounds to terminate its contract 
with the Giudices. Bravo may [need] to release them from the show 
after these charges.Bravo declined to comment, and the United States Attorneys 
Office, District of New Jersey, was not immediately available for comment.Teresa 
Giudice issued a statement Tuesday advocating support for her husband and 
family, along with hopes to resolve this matter with the government as 
quickly as possible.										
												
Stars with tax problems
Tenn.Days earlier, Obama accused the House 
GOP of risking another financial crisis by issuing ultimatums over the debt 
ceiling and government funding."We've seen a group of Republicans in the 
House, in particular, who suggest they wouldn't vote to pay the very 
bills that Congress has already racked up," Obama said. "That's not an 
economic plan. That's just being a deadbeat."Obama has reason to be cautiously 
optimistic about the Senate, which passed a far-reaching immigration overhaul 
Obama sorely sought with bipartisan support and struck a deal over Obama's 
nominees that has led to a flurry of confirmations after months of 
logjam. A number of prominent GOP senators have also criticized a Republican 
plan to threaten a government shutdown unless funding is cut off for 
Obama's health care law.But even in the Senate, there's skepticism about 
Obama's intentions. Sen. Jeff Sessions, R-Ala., said Obama's contrasting 
tone about the House and Senate amounts to a divide-and-conquer strategy 
that calls into question the White House's outreach."These discussions have 
been going on for five years and no agreements have been reached 
yet," Sessions said. "It could be the president is playing the Senate 
like a fiddle."On most issues -- including pressing tax and spending matters 
-- Senate and House Republicans are unified in their opposition. There was 
no telling Republicans apart Tuesday, for instance, as they panned a corporate 
tax cut and jobs spend
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