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Highest cap spending according to the morgan stanley plan index since 2007. that is because of a business friendly environment. now were trading on corporate earnings. president trump deserves the credit. >> we can step back. i hear from democrats saying you forgot the bull market was along in march 2009 when it started under barack obama and picked up under his presidency. i can look at the federal reserve keeping rates low, which is a worry for me now. now rates are going up, a ten year today,...

To appeal obama care and cut taxes. we didnt do that. we went home for six weeks. we should have stayed here, focussed on getting done what we told the american people we were going to get done. longest nonelection year break in over a decade. thats not how you solve the problems we were sent here to solve. >> good morning. your critique of the long break, it was the republican leadership, you guys could have come together and probably changed that. i think this is part of the reason the journal...

>> well see what happens in december. lack of preparation tends to lead to few choices the that was the major problem. putting together the debt ceiling plan. that wasnt done. we had pressing issues. that was the bigger concern. did not address the underlying problem, the 20 trillion debt. some the omgs we put forward raise the debt ceiling. but well do it if we address the underlying problem, cap spending, do other things. things that need to happen to deal with this huge debt burden that we cu...

>> i think the biggest and happiness for the thing causing the most unrest and unhappiness about who republicans across the country as they see republicans control the house, republicans control the senate and they say what are you guys doing? how come spending is going up and deficit is going up and the excuses from washington, people in washington say we cant, we dont have the presidency, people are frustrated and tired of it so whether or not he succeeds or not the real question is are rep...

Know, you go out 30, 40 years. >> whats the price tag over the next ten years? >> about $4 trillion. its a hefty chunk of money. and it -- basically, look, both parties are trying to lock into revenue bases out in 2020 that are inadequate for what were asking the government to do. and thats why you wind up with a lot of vague -- the way people do deficit reduction packages these days, youll promise a big reduction in 2020 without giving any of the specifics. youll just say cap spending. and that...

How to turn things around, its now. [ applause ] >> this is a time for choice for america, decide which path we will go down. president obama, fundamentally believes that government is the source of our strength, i believe the strength of america is the people. president boobama looks to the capital for strength and inspiration, i look for american towns. he wants to see government that is larger and larger and larger and i want to see government that is smaller and simpler and smarter. he is co...

Best plans, a cut, balance and grow plan where he wants to institute a balanced budget amendment and cap spending at 18 percent and he wants to cut taxes all over the place that would just be a pro growth boon, lowering corporate tax rates and personal tax rates to 20 percent, very, very strong plan. >>neil: with club for growth there is a no gray area here and people like mitt romney have gone on the record to say they are for aggressively cutting spending but you do too much too fast, you coul...

Grow plan where he wants to institute a balanced budget amendment and cap spending at 18 percent and he wants to cut taxes all over the place that would just be a pro growth boon, lowering corporate tax rates and personal tax rates to 20 percent, very, very strong plan. >>neil: with club for growth there is a no gray area here and people like mitt romney have gone on the record to say they are for aggressively cutting spending but you do too much too fast, you could do a lot of damage. you agree...

ahead to shake up the republican presidential race. perry, a social and fiscal conservative and evangelical christian, is widely expected to jump in tomorrow. now, he was not wrong the eight republican candidates who debated in iowa last night. former minnesota governor tim pawlenty tried to break out of the pack. he repeatedly zinged fellow minnesotan michele bachmann. >> shes fighting for these things. she fought for less government spending. we got a lot more. she led the effort aga...

live on capitol hill correspondent. youve been following ins and o outs. i want to begin with the one offered in the last hour we heard from senate majority leader harry reid. whats in the latest plan. >> i was realizing this is $2.7 trillion in proposed cuts, brooke, on two sides of a piece of paper. obviously details need to be filled in what they are proposing raise it by this month, cut by this month. the cuts include $1 trillion immediately in discretionary spending. also a lot of...