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What happens to social security and caddi medicare and it goes bankrupt. if you look at what is happening people are seeing that with out of control spending, which created inflation, all of a sudden then interest goes up on their house and credit card on their car payment, they are realizing, we have a budget problem and they are coming to gi grips with we have to do something about it. trey: rome was not built in a day, they tell me, the cumulative debt is overwhelming. rather than get depressed, let's say we want to make progress today. incremental progress. congressman we'll start with you...

What happens to social security and caddie ca medicare and it goes bankrupt. if you look at what is happening people are seeing that with out of control spending, which created inflation, all of a sudden then interest goes up on their house and credit card on their car payment, they are realizing, we have a budget problem and they are coming to give grips with we have to do something about it. trey: rome was not built in a day, they tell me, the cumulative debt is overwhelming. rather than get depressed, let's say we want to make progress today. incremental progress. congressman we'll start wi...

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

Our annual Fiscal Outlook publication gives our office’s independent assessment of the California state budget condition for the upcoming fiscal year and over the longer term. In this report, we anticipate the state will have a $25 billion budget problem to solve in the upcoming fiscal year and operating deficits declining from $17 billion to $8 billion over the multiyear period. The goal of this report is to help the Legislature begin crafting the 2023‑24 budget. Our analysis relies on specific assumptions about the future of the state economy, its revenues, and its expenditures. Conseque...

Material. and frankly some of those students were incredibly well prepared, and some of them were not. and so i guess i'd give a shout out to all the students who didn't get the homework done, for giving me preparation for dealing with these ceos and trump administration officials who show up in congress not ready to talk about the issues of the day. >> and the one that kind of was your first big hit was jamie dimon, the jp morgan chase ceo and i want to show one more piece of this because it involves kind of a little math question he just couldn't kind of figure out. let's watch this. >> you ...