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Cutting spending and cutting your programs, programs that you care about, whether social security or some discretionary program. but, ryan and the republicans think that the country is now -- voters are so concerned about the debt problem that face this is country, that they are willing to tighten their belts, and willing to make some cuts, though they know it is going to come out of programs they care about. and it will be interesting to see who is right. i think probably will be the central qu...

Difficult political decision. it is easier to give away money than it is to take it away. >> greta: coming up, the debt is rapidly spiraling out of control. congressman paul ryan tells you what we need to do right now. he has a timeline by which we he must make changes and face austerity. they say they have the answer. the two men chosen by president obama himself to tackle the debt problem. they have a plan to fix the pry crisis and the solution it painful but at least it is a plan. youll hear ...

To the real show, not the relatively penny stakes theyre playing for now around the death scene, when we get to the real show about downsizing the federal government to something that gives our children a chance at a successful future, at saving the safety net by reforming for the future, the unaffordable entitlement programs of today, when we get to 50 caliber issues like that, i just hope that we can gather together and unify people, a large majority, thats going to be necessary to do that. an...

How weird to see the green and red lines go up together. >> that is exactly the point that there are messages and policies, megyn that both republicans and democrats can get behind. the question for washing toeupbs, do you actually want to get it done or do you just want to yell at each other. megyn: its a good yes. maybe youll get people on both sides of the aisle and well watch it when you do. thank you, sir. while washington tries to sort out the countrys debt problem there are good news for ...

Good thing. if you have debt, you need credit cards, you go to a country or bank, and they give you loans, credit card, but if nobody will give you that, you have to print your own money. inflation is what you cant do when you want to buy something, you go to the basement and print it up. you cant do that. but the government can they say according to several articles now, people are seriously looking into inflation as a way out. something a financial advisor wrote about in his newsletter. "given...

Good thing. if you have debt, you need credit cards, you go to a country or bank, and they give you loans, credit card, but if nobody will give you that, you have to print your own money. inflation is what you cant do when you want to buy something, you go to the basement and print it up. you cant do that. but the government can they say according to several articles now, people are seriously looking into inflation as a way out. something a financial advisor wrote about in his newsletter. "given...

Top of this and monitoring it and we are looking forward to seeing what their recommendations are. >> chris: senator mcconnell we have to leave it there and thank you so much for coming in today, always a pleasure to talk with you, sir. >> thank you, chris, a bipartisan effort to find an answer to this nations growing and dangerous debt problem, well talk with two senators behind the effort, right after the break. hed yet to he of mutual funds, iras, or annuities. back then, he had something mor...

Unrelated bill and offer -- get on an unrelated bill and offer amendments related to spending and debt because we think that is what we ought to talk about and under the senate rule you can offer amendments unrelated to the underlying bill and we intend to do that. >> chris: but you wouldnt then filibuster the bill. >> if its a bill that is -- has some merit, there is no particular reason to keep it from going forward. but, we would try to add onto it measures we think address the problems of sp...

>> bill: not if he adds 250,000 jobs he is not. if this works out, is he not done, he will be reelected. its all on him. he has got to do what he says he is going to do. he made a big gamble. >> he started a civil war. in this state and he ought to be ashamed of himself. >> bill: he will win the war if he adds the jobs. if that happens, he is going to get reelected. mr. sylvester, there is no doubt about that im going to give mr. harris the last word. go. >> im simply saying what you are seeing ...

>> bill: not if he adds 250,000 jobs he is not. if this works out, is he not done, he will be reelected. its all on him. he has got to do what he says he is going to do. he made a big gamble. >> he started a civil war. in this state and he ought to be ashamed of himself. >> bill: he will win the war if he adds the jobs. if that happens, he is going to get reelected. mr. sylvester, there is no doubt about that im going to give mr. harris the last word. go. >> im simply saying what you are seeing ...