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Are really to blame for this. pointing to the earlier spending package, the $1.9 trillion spending package and im wondering, i dont see police reference there or when you are voting on that emma did you see anything about that in there? >> not until afterwards, there are all of these amendments, we are talking about thousands of pages, $547 billion in the transportation bill this week, theres all sorts of goodies in there and what i have learned in my first six months in congress is that you try...

Alone. so, expect these bipartisan talks, in some form, to continue. but, jake, at the same time, in the house, a major surface transportation package will move next week. 547 billion. that will be a chunk of the biden administrations plan. but can they move that and can they get closer to the $2 trillion, he initially proposed? that is going to be the huge question, going forward. >> kaitlan, what does the white house do next? i mean, i guess republicans made the most recent counteroffer. will ...

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President of kapturs fan club. but you wouldnt know it, listening to the two of them now. >> if my opponent opposes war spending so much, why did he go to increase the budget limit in 2002 that increased funding for the war in iraq. that was the critical vote. >> frankly, my friend, if youre trying to equate a vote on a debt limit with the $547 billion that you voted on specific appropriations to give to president bush, you know better. >> think about it. dennis kucinich was just accused of bein...

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A total of $547 billion worth of red ink. >> i forgot my calculator today. >> stuart varney, thats not good news! >> look, the thing we should be worried about is that all of that $547 billion, $45 billion each and every year has to be borrowed. >> of course. >> we should be angry that the trust fund is empty! weve all been paying into it all of these years. that trust fund is empty! >> so there were no rules attached to it that when you strip all of the americans of their taxpayer dollars, that...

Deficits expected to total $547 billion over the period from 2012 to 2021. those figures likely will further intensify the partisan battle over the nations fiscal future since action will be needed to raise the governments so-called debt ceiling in the coming months. "the new york times" reports that divisions have opened up among republicans about whether and how much to cut pentagon spending, which comes to more than half a trillion dollars a year. those differences were widely reported -- r...

>> they amped up the request to raise the debt ceiling above the $14 trillion limit. he noted that the good faith and credit are at stake. >> at some point, vin tosers are likely to become increasingly nervous about whether the government can in fact manage its budget. thats what we and others called a fiscal crisis. >> congressional budget office reported that social security reached another daunting milestone. "excluding interest, surpluses for social security become deficit of $45 billion in ...

>> they amped up the request to raise the debt ceiling above the $14 trillion limit. he noted that the good faith and credit are at stake. >> at some point, vin tosers are likely to become increasingly nervous about whether the government can in fact manage its budget. thats what we and others called a fiscal crisis. >> congressional budget office reported that social security reached another daunting milestone. "excluding interest, surpluses for social security become deficit of $45 billion in ...