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six means biological six. now, labour like to talk the country down. they want to pretend that everything would be great if they have never left office and pretend that somehow we have not achieved anything, but that is just simply not right. remember the note that said there is no money left, when labour left office in 2010, unemployment was higher than when they came into government. public and private debt was accumulating, the banking system is broken, the deficit was ballooning, a...

Which you extend spending but you dont actually pay for it. but thats not what the administration proposed so i dont think its fair to -- to take that number at face value. >> tyler, what do you think? is it fair to do what they did? >> i think more information is generally better than less information and if indeed the intention is to make a lot of these provisions permanent, its helpful to have a sense of how much that would cost and if the administration and democrats in congress want to make...

Concerns. releasing a congressional budget office analysis of the bill if its spending provisions were extended for a full ten years. finally it would add $3 trillion to the debt. democrats casting that aside as a political ploy. noting its an analysis that reflects an imaginary bill p. its not about the existing bill. anybody is debating or voting on. >> reporter: pamela, the reality is why the economy and what that means for americans is top of mind for white house officials, so is an audience...

Could get the number right and the specific spending provisions enable them to garner support for republican members of the senate as well. paul: give us the illustrations or examples of this policy. >> the entire piece that deals with electric charging stations one of the real concerns about that is not just the billions that will go to the buildout but the fact it is centralized control and basically allows transportation secretary on —- secretary buttigieg parties across the country down to...

Krauthammer said it is a complete route for democrats and "a complete surrender" for the gop. how is this seen? >> i think a lot of people see it very much that way. democrats certainly see themselves as having to give up a lot of things particularly on the marginal tax rates. they feel like you know there should have been some other spending provisions in it. republicans see it differently. they say well we have unemployment insurance not paid for. we are raising taxes on the wealthy. and so bo...

Former u.s. controller junior and part of the comeback america initiative. first of all, you heard the president, a $4 trillion reduction, is that realistic and big enough dent? >> hes talking over a ten-year period of time and thats a problem because columbus proved a long time ago that the earth is not flat. we need to be looking longer than ten years. his particular plan relies too much on taxes. takes social security off the table and frankly its not politically feasible in its present form....

Expected to pass another short-term money extension to avoid a federal government shutdown while negotiations on the final budget bill continue. a homecoming this weekend in wisconsin for 14 democratic senators who fled the state to block a vote on a bill cutting public workers union rights. they were greeted by cheering crowds at the state capitol. the republican-controlled senate passed the controversial bill last week without the democrats by taking out its spending provisions. and an histo...

Wisconsin for 14 democratic senators who fled the state to block a vote on a bill cutting public workers union rights much the republican-controlled senate passed the controversial bill last week without the democrats by taking out its spending provisions. an historical gaffe from a potential presidential hopeful during a trip to new hampshire. congresswoman michele bachmann told the crowd, "youre the state where the shot was heard around the world, lexington and concord." the 1775 battles of ...