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Thing. we had a path, a strong infrastructure bill, to rebuild our crumbling infrastructure and we are going to pass the reconciliation bill. ainsley: then bernie sanders originally said he originally wanted 6 trillion. brian: which he thought was too little. ainsley: yes. steve: 3.5 is the minimum for him to have to go down to the 2s. ainsley: where does he think going to get this money? brian: is he in the wrong country. ainsley: where did he honeymoon, russia? brian: yeah. steve: here is the ...

Based on the revenue we receive from taxes and based on our ability to borrow when needed. in that case, we are able to borrow because we always pay our debt. we always pay what we all. we never fail. thats america. thats who we are. thats whats called for. its called full faith and credit of the united states. it is rock-solid. its the best in the world. heres the deal. theres a cap on what we can borrow, called the debt limit. only congress can raise or lower that debt limit so let me be reall...

Absurd for -- to assume that businesses will raise prices to cover higher taxes. you know, these statements are so economically absurd, something isnt free just because you generate the cash to pay for it, and assuming that these taxes they are talking about on the rich are going to be enough to pay for these programs is ridiculous. they are going to have to tax the working and middle class to pay for what they want to do. they are just not being honest or forthright about it. steve: at the same...

Using this bill is an ineffective stage, she calls it, to gain leverage over a separate proposal, the social spending bill. republicans are blaming the left are taking this bill hostage, as they say, warning that the social programs like universal pre-k on the expansion of medicare and medicaid, that they are all going to cost all of us in the long term. democrats and the president are still selling this idea with their multitrillion dollar plan is not going to cost a penny at all. >> this piece...

Raising taxes on the very wealthy and big corporations. >> ive got to stop you there. it doesnt cost zero. whether its 3.5 trillion or 2 trillion, or 1.5 trillion, whatever, it costs that amount of money. now, you can pay for it either by borrowing it or by raising taxes on corporations and the wealthy, but it doesnt cost 0. finish. >> at the end of the day, it will cost 0 because were going to pay for it. >> all right. and bernie sanders says his original idea of $6 trillion, thats still not en...