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Running. what made you want to run as a republican and whats your reaction to where we are as a society today when you see -- when you are running against a candidate thats promoting that? >> well, i wish i had a lot of time. but in 2008, the committee -- ward committee men appointed me to run for republican office. and the fifth district is mainly lake fronts liberals and now it includes the republican suburbs, conservative. and i decided to run as a liberal republican in order to try to get ac...

Donald trump. there you go. when it comes to the presidents budget, yes, taras right, its congress that really decides the budget. our colleague van jones last night said this statement is a budget of values from the president. this budget balloons the deficit by like $7 trillion. what does it say when it was republicans who railed against obama for, you know, ballooning the deficit, who republicans were supposed to be the party of fiscal, you know, conservatives and, you know, you have your rep...

Some of the military spending can count too. look, i love to have an infrastructure plan that works and thats bipartisan, but really the devil is in the details for something like that. >> even that plan that was passed last week is, you know, it adds to government spending, right? thats just -- thats just the truth. and one of your republican colleagues in the house, ohios jim jordan, slams the latest budget agreement, says it is not consistent with republican promises to cut spending. this is ...

For this spending bill is the speaker of the house. just a few years ago he was viewed as the fiscal -- the leader of fiscal responsibility in our party and now he presides over a bill that increases spending $300 billion, a trillion dollar deficit. when we were so poised to win this fight, of course hes got problems. >> the shutdown lasted just a few hours, but the long-term damage to both parties and their leaders could last much longer. were back after this.

Have. this will be the hard part for us in the days ahead. spending more is not a problem in washington. spending less is the challenge. but for the future of the nation, weve got to be able to do it and do it well in a bipartisan way. >> senator james lank ford, thank you for your time tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> still to come. >> the person most responsible for this spending bill is the speaker of the house. just a few years ago he was viewed as the fiscal -- the leader of ...

I immediately had this plan and sensed that my father had passed the fiscal stored up and. do you feel closer to your father here yeah yes i think says the versa. i feel really happy here as if my dad were wrong here i cant explain it. and so point five for him when someone dies the spirit lives. in the south of the land i could think of the men stiffen fifty of the guys there must be something i dont

Sort of pivot. we hear that in terms of temperament, i think thats doubtful. on the policy side, it will be interesting to see how much he can get down because i think there is more bipartisan buy-in when it comes to the infrastructure stuff. >> its interesting. theres been reporting from some reporters who follow closely that the president feels like he hit his stride. he looks at the economy and the tax cuts in particular. and he sees that he is winning and that hes doing a great job and reall...

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Headquarters. they make the forklift trucks. biggest manufacturer of these forklift trucks. last year, each of these cost $200,000. last year they sold 115. jesse, thanks to donald trump, thanks to the unleashing of the economy, extreme manufacturing has a back order of 900 units. that is the trump effect. >> let me just -- dr. gorka, answer these two questions. fundamental american principle. to be a homeowner, to buy a home. every american homeowner got hosed because the interest deduction on ...

Headquarters. they make the forklift trucks. biggest manufacturer of these forklift trucks. last year, each of these cost $200,000. last year they sold 115. jesse, thanks to donald trump, thanks to the unleashing of the economy, extreme manufacturing has a back order of 900 units. that is the trump effect. >> let me just -- dr. gorka, answer these two questions. fundamental american principle. to be a homeowner, to buy a home. every american homeowner got hosed because the interest deduction on ...