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Nothing, keep spending levels at the rate that they are right now because they say if they increase spending, it will make inflation worse. the committee for responsible federal budget warning with inflation surging and debt approaching record levels policymakers should avoid worsening the deficit and pledge to add no new debt for the rest of 2022. policymakers are considering an end of the year fiscal package that would make things much worse. the group estimating calculating the current spendi...

>> even if the green new deal was fully implemented, how would it impact climate change? >> if the united states disappeared from the planet right now, ed the effect on gll temperatures would only be about a tenth of a degree by 2100. >> germany provides a glimpse of a u.s. future with 100% renewable energy. >> they will have spent $585 billion by 2025 on its transition to renewables, but its transmissions has been flat over the past few years. >> thats because solar and wind require fossil fuel...

>> steve, okay, you said every president since lyndon johnson had the debt go up. yes the debt repeatedly goes up. lyndon johnson balanced the budget, something that bill clinton did. he balanced the budget. when barack obama was in office he cut the federal deficit from $1.4 -- >> it went up by $10 trillion. >> he cut the federal deficit from $1.4 trillion in 2009 to $585 billion when he left. he cut it by half. yes the deficit rises even as the deficit goes down and thats important. you should...

Administration puts forward. this will all be rolled out officially tomorrow morning when mick mulvaney takes this to the hill. look a what has happened in the past. we always had administrations promise to try to balance the budget and restrain spending. in 2016, the budget was $3.8 trillion with a deficit of $585 billion. in 2017, $4 trillion with a deficit of $603 billion. so the trump administration has to adhere to the presidents promises to restrain government spending. how they do that? w...

The people who want to participate in jihad, where they fly off to syria, participate, and then come back. what people are not necessarily paying attention to is those who maybe cant afford the ticket but are at home. they say theres a clear connection, not organizational, but inspiration between men such as hassan, the man who shot 13 people dead in ft. hood, the brothers in boston, et cetera, there are people who may not be actualized but may still act in these ways. >> look, the american defe...

>> the $585 billion of military spending, its reported that a good portion of that is going to be to train tirian moderates for operations in iraq and afghanistan. now we as americans, its look were going down two roads that weve been down before that didnt turn out very well. and i know that -- >> and its not a good proportion. its 580 bill onis a massive amount of money. its not a huge amount, but what it does is it lays the predicate for us to be continuously involved, forever, it seems to me...

He went to her grave the day before and sat there for 30 minutes. its the graveyard that tells you about the near future and the more distant one. a trench dug for the dead they expect. next to those they have already buried. headstones from rubble. again, a morbid playground. in washington, the u.s. house passed a sprawling $585 billion defense bill for 2015. some of that money has been earmarked to train and equip syrian rebels fighting isis. the u.s. senate is expected to

an hour ago. we reached out to your campaign, and they said you would not release your tax returns. why? >> i havent thought it through. i dont have an intention to do it. i would be embarrassed to put my financial statement against their income because i dont want to be embarrassed. >> back in 1967, your father set a groundbreaking standard in american politics, he released his tax returns. he released them not for one year but for 12 years. will you follow your fathers example? >> ma...

governor, attacking me, theyll get around to senator santorum and congressman paul. >> when are you going to release your tax returns, specifically? >> an hour ago. >> mr. speaker posted his online an hour ago. we reached out to your campaign, and they said you would not release your tax returns. why? >> i havent thought it through. i dont have an intention to do it. i would be embarrassed to put my financial statement against their income because i dont want to be embarrassed. >> back...

youre looking at live picture from the united nations. where all eyes right now are on this years general assembly. president obama and the first lady, michele bachmann, expected to arrive in new york only minutes from now. at issue for the united states and much of the world this week, a showdown over the middle east. the palestinian authority president vowing to submit a formal application for statehood to the united nations security council. it could have serious implications for th...