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Explain that. i don't -- >> well, bounce back and forth between the hill and the white house. and -- look, we had two plans by the leadership that went nowhere. we now have the alexander/murray plan that was going swraomewher and now nowhere. it's stalled at this point. >> not yet. the definite article. "the" good policy consequence of the trump presidency is what talking about on iran. to congress, you fix. congress should have done in the first place. on the affordable care act, solve this. they should have done this in the first place. the revival, the resuscitation from a near deng experie...
Spectrum, progressive caucus budget which would increase that spending by nearly 28%. you may expect that murray's center left democratic budget would fall somewhere around halfway between the two where you would see the red line or slightly towards the progressive end of the spectrum. look at where it falls. murray budget, which cuts a little less than 1% of nondefense discretionary funding, falls not halfway but closer to the rye plan. same true of other mandatory spending which includes aid for the poor and unemployed. ryan plan would cut those programs by 16%, progressive's budget would in...
Revenue proposed by the murray plan, 4.$4.25 trillion in savin through 2023 and when democrats include tax revenues, sir, and defense cuts, aren't they basically doing the same thing, starting at a nonstarting point? >> well, thomas, first of all, thanks so much for having me. look, i think that what we've got to do is get real here and think about what the future holds for this great country of ours. i would suggest that both sides start locking ourselves into this ten-year window and that's what is giving us a real lot of pain. let's look at maybe a 20-year budget. i believe that the preside...