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Are all a little different. >> well that's an interesting question. i think that part of what's happening right now in the republican house is that they are focused on discretionary spending. that's very tiny sliver of the federal budget. you could wipe out all spending without affecting the deaf silt very much. what these guys really have to tack le is entitlement spending. that is a big popular program.
Door? >> well, chuck, i have heard the republicans make that argument, but here's the problem with that. that will injure the possibility of recovering. the reinvestment act was to jump start the economy. that is working. we are in a recovery eight right now, but the republicans who voted time and time again in the past and even incured greater deficits to spend an emergency manner, to be able to provide unemployment insurance policy. i don't know why they have the newfound worry about the deaf silt. they are perfectly willing to work for tax cuts with americans throughout the deficit. i think...
You say 9, he says 7, you say take it for 8. beautiful. >> so the republicans want to cut spending. they both say they want to cut the deficit. stop adding to the national debt. so, fortunately u we have a perfect number system to do it. the report says the federal government should only be spending 1 sdla$1 out of $5. raise $1 in $5 in taxes or stop complaining about the deaf silt. same for the democrats. if they want the government to spend more, they should back up that revenue level up to that amount. both sides want to bargain. if they really want to get to a solution, here it is. both si...