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>> i think that they're operating within their free speech rights, their right to express themselves and the right to say what they want to say even if it is, in fact, hateful. i think to the extent that they do interfere physically, i'm talking with the pros cess, the busses that are coming any going and it's more an administrative question and the municipality question, and the mayor long, i believe is his name, and he allows the protesters to do pretty much anything they want in a very racist and hateful fashion to these brown-skinned individuals coming across the border, but the specific q...

The 136 million dollars. >> the three have been shut down. what about the balance, we've shut down as well? >> it's a pros cess not starting until the 7th. >> there formula how they shut them down, pull it out of the hat? are these the three we definitely don't need towers at? >> the f.a.a. drew a line in the sand and 54 flights per year and control towers are manned by contractors and not federal employees and looked at state commerce, traffic, air traffic, passenger lists and tried to make the best decisions they could. >> that ings they don't need at the f.a.a. across the board cut, that's ...

Obamacare and would the house do that? >> no, because here is the problem: almost all of obamacare spending is in entitlement spending. we call that mandatory spending up here, continuing resolutions don't deal with that. they deal with agency budgets. almost awful the exchange spending, medicare, medicaid, that's outside of the continuing resolution. that's outside of what we call discretionary spending. all of that in our budget is outside of the purview of the appropriation bills. >> sean: what about when we hit the debt ceiling? because at that point the congress has the power of the purse...

Of of cuts this year, are they really going to be capable of doing that this year? >> as i'm sure kristin will agree. this is the dance we do every year, depends whose ox is being gored i like to say. the president is going to argue for 18 billion dollars to improve high speed internet access and 8 billion dollars for high speed rail access, so, this is a tedious process. the right doesn't feel it's enough. i think that everybody understands that spending is the problem, and yet, boy, even if you eliminate everything, you're still left with a massive, hundreds of billions of dollars of dollars...

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