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Problem. for 55, the last 60 years, we've spent more money than what we brought in. >> we don't have a tax problem. we have a spending problem. >> we can't keep spending money we do not have. >> we are committed in the house as you know to address the underlying problem which is the spending. >> well, let me set the record straight. as it stands right now, the 2013 farm bill is expected to cost taxpayers roughly $955 billion over the next decade. how much? holy smokes! this bill is bigger than 2009 economic stimulus package which of course the republicans were against. and the original cost es...

Conclusive. but i think people are starting to think that as the clock ticks they are probably going to be moving to a fifth vote which would mean that we probably won't see any smoke until some time around 7:00 rome time. jenna: interesting, that is a good reminder to our viewers they sake two votes in the morning and two votes in the evening, so we are going to be watching to see if and when -- there it is, that smoke comes out of the chimney. i know you'll be hanging out with us for the next hour, we appreciate your time and expertise and your view from the ground there. ashley, thank you s...

You think that somehow the federal government, this global, you know, conglomerate. >> sean: monstrosity. >> when michael's daughter had to make cuts, i understand it, but on the terms of the federal government, we want the federal government to stimulate this economy, to get us going to-- because that will answer our tax problem. >> sean: we spent 20% under this guy. >> if i can jump in. we went down this road before. went back in 1978, 1979, 1980. ronald raing p never blamed jimmy carter with went on with jimmy carter with gas lines and food lines. went to work in washington d.c. didn't play...

Can you tell us a little bit about why it is so hard to change washington and the way they do business? >> absolutely. because if you look at, particularly in the house which is my experience, if you look at the country for the last number of cycles and certainly being from ohio, it's ground zero, we're a very split country between red and blue. so as a result everybody is afraid that if you give an inch you're somehow surrendering or in my case you become a rhino, a republican in name only and you're not the same thing on the democratic side and you have on the republican side the tax problem...

Ramifications of washington just stalling and putting off dealing with this crisis that we have. >> what he's saying effectively is we kind of have a choice. if you want government to grow and you want it to do everything for everyone, you're going to have to pay and dealer for it, and you're going to have to pay through a lot higher taxes than those just imposed on the rich. you'd have to go down sort of the food chain here to the middle class and beyond. now, that simple math that he's recognizing, it's still seems to be officially denied by the powers that be in the democratic party from th...