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Measures to prevent the recession from becoming another depression, and at a time when millions of people are out of work, we'll continue to do what it takes to spur job creation while investing in a new foundation for lasting economic growth. but the emergency measures have added about $1 trillion to the decifit over the next ten years. as a result, even as we take these necessary steps in the short term, we have an obligation to future generations to address our long term structural deficits which hobble our economy and leave our children and grandchildren with a mountain of debt. that's why...

Had to take emergency measures to prevent the recession from becoming another depression. at a time when millions of people are out of work, we'll continue to do what it takes to spur job creation while investing in a new foundation for lasting economic growth. but the emergency measures have added about $1 trillion to the deficit over the next 10 years. as a result, even as we take these necessary steps in the short-term, we have an obligation to future generations to address our long-term structural deficits which threaten to hobble our economy and leave our children and grandchildren with a...

Kin bowles can attest, this has been the norm around washington for a very long time when it comes to our finances. over the past year we've had to take emergency measures to prevent the recession from becoming another depression and at a time when millions of people are out of work, we'll continue to do what it takes to spur job creation while investing in a new foundation for lasting economic growth, but the emergency measures have added about $1 trillion to the deficit over the next ten years. as a result, even as we take these necessary steps in the short term we have an obligation to futu...

Border security. there will be one that talks about how that is paid for. there will be an issue on trade. and when you put those all together, i think that the issue of who pays for the wall will be addressed and will be clearly addressed. but i don't think it's going to be, you know, singularly addressed that there's going to be a specific action that says, okay, we're getting a check from mexico for $15 billion to pay for the wall. >> but congressman, are you comfortable that american taxpayers are going to foot the bill? you were in congress for many years. i covered congress for a few yea...