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In cities across the united states and yet the left a lot of fair housing activists say that 10,000 units of public housing are lost to decay according to your own department and saying that you aren't doing a lot to fix this. >> there are a lot who believe throwing money at the problem is a solution. we are looking at a lot of solutions. first of all, the budget proposed makes sure that we protect everybody in all the housing programs. m nobody is going to be thrown out. but we are looking at things which comes and rebuilds and a lot of these dilapidated places and takes care of that deferred...

Billion to lever up to $1 trillion in total spending. it's the government's responsibility to protect the american people, the home land and the american way of life. the budget requests $750 million for our national defense. and to be clear, this is not funding for endless wars. this is for research and development and procurement to fund the most awe inspiring military the world has ever known. in addition, federal resources and front line defenders are overwhelmed at the southern border. and the fiscal year 2020 budget, provides sizable funding of an $8.6 billion for full completion of the ...

Security in the air and on the water. for democrats, $414 million is allocated to address humanitarian issues at the border. and funded 600 new customs officer. there's more than just border funding. itt includes $1 billion for nex year's consensus and a pay increase for the federal workforce. excuse me. >> consensus. >> you said consensus. that's your personality. you think consensus is the best thing can happen. we didn't fund consensus in this country. >> a little more than $1 billion for infrastructure spending. $1.3 billion for housing programs and assistance for tribal health care and th...

And something that aelected officials are talking about. yes, i do think 2020 will be a critical year for our country. >> adrienne bush, thank you for being here. with me now, chair of the house appropriations in congress. chairman, thank you for being here. when is this shutdown going to end? >> oh, i wish i knew, katy. it is 34 days and listening to your guest on the show, you really hear the suffering, maybe president trump does not understand people who live paycheck to paycheck or who depends on some of these feeding programs and housing programs to take care of their family. it is time...

Administrators, the secretaries and maybe excessive spending in certain places like you just outlined. and what that does is that obscures what the agencies are actually doing or not doing. in hud's case, there are probably a lot of programs that are not being funded, programs for poorer families, housing programs. at the epa -- >> and a lot of changes in regulation. >> this administrator has rolled back a lot of different environmental protection ands those don't get covered the same way either. there is so much going on and there are legitimate questions to be asked about the way these folks...