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Spending $360 billion more dollars on anything right now. if the advocates of this bill are really serious they would concentrate on spending reduction and debt reduction in the near term. the incredible injustice that we are going to do to today's young people, they are the ones on whom these payable bills will be deposited. so i have to say that if their goal was to start back on a path toward lower debt, bravo for that. it means they have chosen to do it. it's very unlikely to get us very far, and that could be counter productive. brian: college financing students and the tuition is a chall...

Spending $360 billion more dollars on anything right now. if the advocates of this bill are really serious they would concentrate on spending reduction and debt reduction in the near term. the incredible injustice that we are going to do to today's young people, they are the ones on whom these payable bills will be deposited. so i have to say that if their goal was to start back on a path toward lower debt, bravo for that. it means they have chosen to do it. it's very unlikely to get us very far, and that could be counter productive. brian: college financing students and the tuition is a chall...

Spending $360 billion more dollars on anything right now. if the advocates of this bill are really serious they would concentrate on spending reduction and debt reduction in the near term. the incredible injustice that we are going to do to today's young people, they are the ones on whom these payable bills will be deposited. so i have to say that if their goal was to start back on a path toward lower debt, bravo for that. it means they have chosen to do it. it's very unlikely to get us very far, and that could be counter productive. brian: college financing students and the tuition is a chall...

More money and more than $2 trillion in spend iing cuts. all this as the national debt continues to rise. something that the president promised to eliminate. moments ago, his agenting budget director point ed the finger at congress. >> this great progress is threatened by our unsustainable debt which now stands at more than $22 trillion. annual deficits are continuing to rise. and will exceed a trillion dollars a year and it's projected that interest payments on the national debt will exceed military spending by 2024. washington has a spending problem b and it endangers the future prosperity o...

Year that congress doesn't go along with our spending reduction. you mentioned mandatory spending. we have more reforms than any president's budget in history. what's happened for far too long, congress has blamed mandatory spending and increased discretionary spending by large degree. they continue to let a paradigm exist in this country that says every dollar in defense spending we're going to increase nondefense spending by a dollar. we don't think that paradigm allow us to be able to get our fiscal house in order. >> reporter: realistically, the administration is not going to get $8.6 bill...