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Stage in a matter of moments. as we await him, republican senator marsha blackburn and tennessee is with me. good evening to you. we may get interrupted today in a moment here. >> i want to see more budget controls and i got to tell you a lot of donald trump supporters want to see fiscal restraint. they elected donald trump because he's going to drain the swamp and shake up washington, that is exactly why he is going to be reelected in 2020. this shows you how the democrats pull left. if this is a budget document, $300 billion in new spending, only 77 billion in pay for his end to the debt whi...

Reduction or budget controls in the federal budget, if you don't have a suggestion about how to help contain costs in the health care sector, since the government is already so heavily invested in that sector through medicare/medicaid, veterans health benefits. that's why 20 years ago republicans were proposing plans based on what they thought would do this kind of thing, help control these costs. >> well, for instance if you look forward to the budget projections by the cbo, more than 100% of our ongoing budget deficit is due to health care costs. the whole rest of the government absent healt...

Revenues. and at least 77 to 90% agreement on social security and medicare medicaid health care defense tax and other reforms. if you listen to the american people, you can solve this problem. if washington continues to be polarized, have this ideological divide and live in a cocoon rather than the real world we're going to continue to have problems. >> you say we need to replace the debt ceiling all together. why? >> well, because we're the only country on earth that has a debt ceiling denominated in nominal dollars. we know by definition we're going to hit it. we just don't know how fast we'...

10millionaminute.com. >> one big thing about canada, they put the value-added tax in place many, many years ago. it's a huge revenue producer for the government. that's another thing that a lot of the countries you're talking about that have fiscal success has been with a back tax. >> you can do it if you have tough budget controls. so that it doesn't just fuel additional growth of government. >> exactly. >> dave walker, thank you. the sign is beautiful. >> i like it. >> does your wife mind it in the master bedroom? >> i haven't put it there. you can get a suntan with this. >> i would like one...

the imf, alexus glick, experienced on wall street and covering and she is the ceo of the gen youth foundation, will cain is the cnn contributor, cloudy with a chance of rain has been your forecast. anything that's going to part the clouds? >> i don't think anything will part the clouds until europe clears up, which might be a while. we're probably in for stable, slow growth, but there's more risk to the downside than the upside. >> let's talk about europe. just this week it became more difficult and expensive for spain to wore ro money. we're looking at bond yields and this is tellin...