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jean-pierre, and john kirby as the irs continues to stay silent amid growing questions over why the agency made a surprise visit to twitter files journalist matt taibbi's home, the same day he was testifying before congress on the weaponization of the federal government. >> john: house republicans are demanding answers over the unannounced house call and whether biden's beefed up irs will target democrats' political opponent. is the agency being weaponized? here to weigh in coming up. >> we are probably not going to be able to do anything to stop, slow down, disrupt, interdict or des...

4.5 billion, on defense, 885 billion, social security 1.4 on down. that looks a little different than what we are seeing proposed by president biden -- kevin mccarthy. >> i want to reply to garrett. we meet the moment trying to reduce the budget. one, you can't just look at nondiscretionary defense because to get a balanced budget you have to cut 85% over the next ten years. we know that's never going to happen. with respect to the president's plan, i mean -- listen, it's clear that that is a wish list. >> sandra: before you guys go, i want to get you both on the record, irs is still staying s...

Today that 885 billion dollars in cash in major corporations, none of whom are creating new jobs. i think it is because people are so insecure about this administration, and about geithner, that they are saying, you know, fine, you want to tax me out of business, i just won't have any more people. the result is, you have the longest period of unemployment that we have had at this level since the great depression. and you have the administration saying as of last friday they expect this to continue with us not recovering fully until 2016. that should be totally unacceptable to every american. >...

Hard-left administration and still somehow win in the fall elections. i don't see any data that supports that. but looking at what they are doing, you can't figure out any other model to explain why they are doing this. secretary of treasury tim geithner said he's willing to let the bush tax cuts expire except for those who make under $250,000. >> again, the people you hit the hardest at $250,000 are small businesses. the people who hire the most people in america are small businesses. i met with 26 small business leaders recently in st. louis. i met with 24 of them in stanford, connecticut. w...

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