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March 24, 2013
Help support. >> good luck in albany. >> it is not for the city of new york. it is for mass transit, the entire region as well as, you know, in -- looking at a registration fee increase for the 12 covered counties based on weight. all that together generates between $1 bn 5 billion to $2 billion in mass trance. >> it the big picture here is what is happening in washington is a disinvestment in our cities and disinvestment in infrastructure and mass transit. a spokesperson for urban america, chan...
April 13, 2011
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February 21, 2011
Companies they are cutting border security. i think we need to look at the priorities. >> chris: let me bring in senator coburn. do you support the overall level of $61 billion in cuts from current spending and what about senator mcsaying well, look, we -- about senator mccaskill saying we need to argue about what we want to cut. >> i dont think that is severe. the federal government in terms of discretionary spending is 93% bigger than it was in 2001. we are essentially cutting in terms of infl...
February 20, 2011
Checks we write to oil companies they are cutting border security. i think we need to look at the priorities. >> chris: let me bring in senator coburn. do you support the overall level of $61 billion in cuts from current spending and what about senator mcsaying well, look, we -- about senator mccaskill saying we need to argue about what we want to cut. >> i dont think that is severe. the federal government in terms of discretionary spending is 93% bigger than it was in 2001. we are essentially c...