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What you do with your money is to decide, not washington bureaucrats. >> mccarthy's beating nancy pelosi, back in 2018. mccarthy's last-ditch delay was to stall passage of the bills back better bill, the nonpartisan congressional budget office estimates the bill will add $367 billion over the next decade. the deficits are closer to $160 billion, that is not 0 like the president has claimed. >> doesn't cost a cent. $1.75 billion, guess what, it is paid for. >> this is in some gigantic bill but it happens to ordinary people. it is fully paid for.

According to the nonpartisan see vials official estimate, the social policy, and climate policy bill, will increase the federal deficit by 367 billion dollars over the next ten years. but that is a technical finding that they admit is not reality. the cbo noted that the enhanced irs texas enforcement provisions in the bill will bring in at least an estimated 270 billion dollars of new revenue, but for technical reasons, that piece of the estimate was not included in the official estimate. and if you do include those to 270 billion dollars in the revenue, including in the overall score, then th...

>> kevin mccarthy has been speaking for almost 50 minutes on the house floor so far. the house is poised to vote on this bill in the next hour. let's crunch the numbers. the evaluation of the bill by the congressional budget office was keying. the bill as about $160 billion to the deficit over a decade. the overall figure is $367 billion, but the cbo analysis does not account for an additional $200 billion in revenue from enhanced irs enforcement. this means the bill increases the deficit. listen. >> so, america, the results are in. now we know, it was all. nonsense. just nonsense. the claim t...

Welcome back. what does wrigley chewing gum, the hyatt hotels, and a brazilian orange juice baron, and the former vice president of the dominican republic have in common? they all reportedly have substantial wealth hidden away in a tax haven in the united states. not in panama, not in switzerland. south dakota. according to a bombshell report released days ago, south dakota is among a number of u.s. states most popular these days among the ultrarich for stashing billions with little oversight. today south dakota is home to the nation's largest number of trusts. that's how this money is hidden....

Diane and lily joyal own a flower shop in north carolina. >> we've had probably 20-plus events cancel or postpone. a lot of weddings. >> reporter: the bill includes a $367 billion loan program for small businesses who do not lay off their workers. and $500 billion for large corporations and hard-hit industries like airlines and hotels. there's also more than $100 billion in aid for hospitals and health care systems. and money to help the states offset their losses. >> jon, the back and forth has gone on for days. so bottom line, when can we expect a vote on the bill, and when can americans exp...