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So that is the company that will likely be in the cross hairs. one interesting fact here, dana, as you look at this. boeing employs 137,000 people. thats about as many as work in the steel and aluminum industries combined. you got to think, does a tariff make sense to american workers? the question is really open at this point. >> dana: interesting. also wanted to ask you about the census bureau saying that older adults will outnumber children in 2035. wont that have big impacts on the federal p...

Happened to the republican party that had to answer to the tea party for overshepbd spending in the bush years, self-correct, and they won elections again in 2014 on this notion that obamacare was going to be a job killer and break the economy and also strong reaction to the bailouts at the end of the bush years. is so see they have obviously pivoted away from overhauling medicare and entitlement spending because that is the driver of our debt. the president doesnt believe in touching those prog...

Hold me to, if in fact they come back as next year, as theyre suggesting and try to cut entitlement programs, retirement programs to help offset the cost of this bill -- first of all, its a political risk -- but if they do it they will phase in the cuts that almost all of the baby boomers have retired before they go into effect. you could end up with younger generations paying off the tax bill and having their own retirement trenched. there are big generational implications to this that go to th...

Do. number two, is tackle mandatory spending reform. social security, medicare, medicaid, retirement programs for our seniors and for our retired military. and the attritional programs, which is mandatory spending is 85% of the farm bill. thats 80% of that is nutritional programs. all those programs need to be reformed. by stimulating the economy through tax reform, youre going to have more money coming in and its been shown at 1% growth in gdp will bring in $1 trillion extra. so people just nee...

Under the bus for the retirement programs. >> you hinted it was ryans idea. and said we will take care of you encourage people to be dependent. >> they have led the way to opening a discussion. they help those most in need to make sure they are targeting benefits in what they really need its a great start to the conversation. >> i will give you your money back. i am sorry. >> i appreciate it very much. >> when i retire its going to come back to me. >> we will have his spin on shrinking of the mi...

Deal, targets in part military pensions and retirement programs and as you know a lot of military families upset about it. >> how does the questions work today? do you know who is going to be asking the fifrst couple of questions? >> i dont know and eim not going to tell you my question. you always have a couple of questions. we just got the two minute warning. i should probably wrap it up. out of respect for him ill sit down. >> lets go back to chris as we wrap up the last two minutes. let me g...

Immigrants begin to get access to it. >> others note these immigrants are already here. some costs such as schooling immigrant children are already being paid. >> many of the things already in this study. collection of public benefits competing with american workers they are already happening. >> many argue the year all economy will expand because of immigration reform. >> in the absence of immigration. the native born population is not going to have enough children to replace the current popula...

Cover themselves and the changing face of america. we have many more now supported by workers for the retirement programs and a noble important purpose. they need to be preserved for the next generation. >> you are a proud veteran and something i find to be interesting to some degree of polling is the lack of availability for benefits for those who have served so nobly and come home. i want to put up the stats for you. veterans affairs data. 600,000 veterans have benefits and 245,000 have benefi...

What it looks like in a blue state. and so the answer is already there. you dont have to test it. you see what happens when somebody breaks rank, embraces the president, is basically still, to your point earlier, is a conservative with a capital "c." >> goes after the public unions. tells them what theyre going to have to do to save the retirement programs. he actually has a budget that spends less money in actual dollars this year than the 2008 budget. man, what we would do in washington, d.c.,...

Reforms, otherwise our retirement programs will crowd out the investments we need for our children and jeopardize the promise of a secure retirement for future generations. but we cant have senior citizens and working families to shoulder the entire burden of deficit reduction while asking nothing more from the wealthiest and the most powerful. [applause] we wont grow the middle class simply by shifting health care or economy on families already struggling or forcing communities to layoff more t...