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That are in that legislation. and the cuts, not only for this year, but ongoing and to the year -- it is a radical budget appropriation program they are using the debt limit as a leverage to get what they want. which is the wealthy get wealthier, and the poor get poorer. when >> there is a budget and appropriations, debate there always has been. republicans actually control a lot of that process right. now that is the place for that. but i think you draw a picture thats very important for my vie...

Out on wall street this morning. this has been the shining light for the president. his poll numbers on the economy are very, very strong. they have been buoying the president overall. if that fades and if we are headed toward a recession, how concerning is that for the american people and the economy, but for the president who has largely been able to tout his economic achievements? >> well, i think the major selling point for the president going into his re-election has been that his administr...

A trillion in 2019. whats going on with the debt? >> its very disturbing and its driven by the three big entitlement programs that are very popular, medicare, social security and medicaid. thats 70% of what we spend every year. >> okay, heres the republican economic plan. cut taxes for the rich by $1.5 trillion which makes the deficit balloon which of course will give you a perfect excuse to cut, quote unquote, untightmetls untitlements. david johnson and bruce bartlett join us next to discuss. ...

Said everybody gets this money? nobody is proposing a 50 or $60,000 a year. were talking about $500 to $2,000 a month as a basic cushion so you dont have to live in poverty. its an interesting concept. >> you have to remember, these companies have just gotten a huge, huge tax cut. now theyre saving all of this money. where is the money going to come from? we have seen the deficit balloon a trillion and a half dollars. where is the money going to come to retrain people for these apprenticeship pr...

Permanent. were ham strung by some of the reconciliation rules there so theyre looking for new revenue to make certain that happens. im in favor of making all of them permanent. >> you wouldnt vote for something that just makes the corporate cuts permanent -- >> ill reserve my vote when we see the final vote out of conference. this is a wholistic approach, a big deal. the last time -- take a look at when weve cut taxes in the past in the 1920s with andrew melon, the economy took off in the 20s, ...