the bow, but one to try to get his attention and their attention to try to get them to do what the law requires. i would think the opposing party would as soon not have him involved in the process. if he wants to exempt himself out of the process not meeting the deadline. by the way an earlier deadline in march he didn t make and that s why it moved to april. he s exempted himself in terms of setting priorities, and obviously, you don t want a voice in the process? well, last year when he did submit a budget, late, but we put it to a vote and received zero votes, no democrats, no republicans voted for it. i think perhaps that had some influence on his desire to not submit a budget this time. greta: why do you think he hasn t done it? on the outside it s like, look, i meet all of my responsibilities. i m supposed to be here at ten o clock every night on the set and do i that. if the law says he s supposed to, and i know many presidents missed a deadline, but he s the one after 90-
the bow, but one to try to get his attention and their attention to try to get them to do what the law requires. i would think the opposing party wn not have him involved in the process. if he wants to exempt himself out of the process not meeting the deadline. by the way an earlier deadline in march he didn t make and that s why it moved to april. he s exempted himself in terms of setting priorities, and obviously, you don t want a voice in the process? well, last year when he did submit a budget, late, but we put it to a vote and received zero votes, no democrats, no republicans voted for it. i think perhaps that had some influence on his desire to not submit a budget this time. greta: why do you think he hasn t done it? on the outside it s like, look, i meet all of my responsibilities. i m supposed to be here at ten o clock every night on the set and do i that. if the law says he s supposed to, and i know many presidents missed a deadline, but he s the one after 90-some years,
found out who might have play, the candidates. now, today becomes what we americans would think of as super tuesday, because it s the make-or-break day for the front-runners. either they close the deal today that is, it looks like they re going to get across that magic two-thirds threshold of 77 votes and become the next pope, or it s going to become clear to the electors that none of these candidates are going to get to that threshold and they ll have to go back to the drawing board. that s the drama today. and again, unlike american presidential politics, if you have people neck and neck and the cardinals don t believe we don t know either of them can get it, they literally start looking for a third, so it s unusual compared to presidential politics. father beck, we understand this is about setting priorities. there are big issues on the table and perhaps no one potential cardinal as pope can deliver on all of them. as a priest, as a member of the catholic family, what do you bel
it isn t as much a spending problem as it as priorities and that is what a budget is, setting priorities. but you talk about growth, even kristina roamer the former head of the council of economic advisors for the president says you increase taxes and that also hurts growth. well, it is a timing. it is about timing. and it is about timing as to when you make cuts as well. house minority leader nancy pelosi talking about sequestration and the budget on fox news sunday with chris wallace. she says the democratic party has made enough spending cuts though it is open to more and what the economy really needs is growth and new revenue. earlier this morning i had the opportunity to is sit down with chris wallace and hear more about his exclusive interview with the congress woman. chris, your conversation with
yes, we had the recovery act which saved or created 3.5 million jobs. you know the record of job growth in the private sector has been consistent for many record number of months. so again, we have to make a judgment about what how do we get growth with jobs. that is where the real revenue comes from. you don t get it by cutting down and cutting education and cutting back on investments in science and national institutes of health, food, safety, you name it. it isn t as much a spending problem as it is a priorities and that is what a budget is. setting priorities. chris: but you talk about growth. even kristin chris tee roamer u increase taxes that also hurts growth. well, it is about timing. it bass timing. and it is about timing as to when you make cuts as well. we chris: but the fiscal cliff