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>> none of us want to see a government shutdown. we just want to cut spending. >> reporter: with this year's battle ongoing, republican house chairman paul ryan unveiled his plan for next year's budget. he wants to cut $6.2 trillion over the next decade, no doubt launching another round of budget battles. republican leaders did offer a plan "b." it would cut $12 billion and continue to fund the government for one more week. the president's response, that's no way to run a government. mike and peggy? >> well, if there is no agreement by friday, many n nonessential government services could stop...

Don't think is asking too much. we have 146,000 people that have lost their jobs in wisconsin in the last two years. we've had 60,000 foreclosures. you know, those people out there right now that are unemployed don't see this as a crazy tactic or anything. so you know, it's a little disinjen with uous that they'rew willing to negotiate. two short months ago in a lame duck session we were called in where democrats controlled everything. they tried to ram through state contracts at the end of session that gave zero towards health care and .2 towards their pension, not 2%, .2. >> got it. there ar...

Total boots on the ground, even with the surge into afghanistan, will be reduced from 177,000 when the president came to office to 146,000 total in afghanistan by the time september comes around. in his speech today, the president will say that the commitment in iraq is changing, that it's changing from military effort led by troops to a civilian effort led by diplomats. the president make this point with a meeting he will chair in the middle of this month with his in the security council and we will see high profile visits to iraq. and we will probably see another presidential event with troo...

News that national security adviser h.r. mcmaster and defense secretary, james mattis, are both opposed. so is the president's top economic adviser, gary cohn who decided to resign after the president ignored his advice. in congress, republicans overwhelmingly oppose the tariff. >> we'll have a lot of collateral damage. >> reporter: and now the trade partnership projects the trump tariffs on steel and aluminum would result in a net loss of 146,000 american jobs in the first year alone. several u.s. trading partners have threatened to impose tariffs of their own on iconic american products, inc...

High-priced steel and aluminum. that will go throughout economy. a brand new analysis that was just released showed it would destroy about 146,000 jobs on net. so you're also then ignoring the potential for global retaliation from our trading partners. finally, i got to say they seem to really -- really disregard the consumer effects here. you know, this is the same administration that a few weeks ago was touting 75 dollars a month that a person's paycheck and they're shrugging their shoulders at a new consumer tax that may increase the cost of a car by 200 dollars and increase food costs and ...