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Projections released tonight. the congressional budget office combined a tax-cut bill in the latest spending plan will push the deficit to $804 billion and protects $1 trillion deficit in 2020, a republican said this is particularly sobering, at an unsustainable pace making it more difficult to achieve balance. and the scan behind rosie rhetoric from republicans the tax bill. waiting for the next move inside the pentagon for military options on syria. mark zuckerberg on capitol hill, his company and trademark attire inside the beltway. >> major corporate leader.

Cut bill and the latest funding plan will push the deficit to $804 billion this year. the predicts the trillion dollar deficit by 2020. the budget chairman, a republican, says it is particularly so boring that mandatory spending continues to grow, as such an unsustainable pace, making it even more difficult to achieve balance. senate minority leader chuck schumer said this. "the cbo's latest report exposes this game behind their rosy rhetoric from republicans that their tax bill would pay for itself." we are waiting for the next move. we'll go inside the pentagon for military options on syria....

Curious about how seriously the famously low-key zuckerberg will be tomorrow. >> is he going to give me phony baloney? >> republicans in democrats are poised to ask tough questions tomorrow. these lawmakers have facebook pages where staffers try to add as many constituents as they can to keep them posted about what happens. >> bret: peter, we referenced it earlier. cbo just came out with this report announcing the budget deficit. their estimation, it would be just under $1 trillion next year, releasing the annual budget outlook saying the combined effect of the tax cut law and the latest spend...

Mortgage introduction it starts by him coming in and saying let's put a cap but the president continually moves the goal post. next year he'll be back and say, okay let's do away with those deductions all together. it's what he did in january when he was talking about revenue increases, he said let's raise the revenue we'll be done with that then we'll talk about spending, as soon as the ink was dry he was talking about raising more revenue. gregg: the white house is admitting that interest payments will rice from 222 billion this year to 804 billion in ten years. how is that manageable, susta...

Cbo just announced the deficit figures and looking at them now, $804 billion in 2018 but if we do nothing looking at $1.5 trillion in 2018. in addition to that, you also saw the affordable care act, or obama care, repeal and replace did not happen. is that something those two things, do you think you'll continue to work on those in whatever you decide to do next? >> those two things are one in the same. repealing and replacing obama care is entitlement reform. that's one big thing that we still haven't done. what i'm proud to say, the house has done it. ever since i became the head of the hous...