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Trillions of dollars of new tax cuts skewed to the wealthy, $250,000 for the average millionaire, while he cuts back on college aid to kids, and research, and innovation and all the things that we need to grow the economy. and on things that people rely on, nursing home care for seniors, and for the disabled and so on. so, you know, i think that it clarifies the choice for the american people. and i think it clarifies the choice in a way that is going to be helpful. >> paul ryan has been on this program five times. he's talked about these issues before. i have raised with him the fact that bac...

To get back. while there's a lot of sadness around this town, there are a lot of people who are very, very hopeful. we'll chat later on in the show. also we've just spoken to emergency services in the city here and we do want to confirm the latest death toll is now 125 people dead from this devastating twister in joplin. kiran, christine. >> thanks, ali. certainly a sad update on the death toll. thanks, ali. new this morning the house appropriations committee approving $1 billion in disaster relief money for communities hit hard by the recent spade of natural disasters. this is a proposed in...

thanks so much for being with us on this wednesday. good to see everybody this morning. you know the pictures are coming in, new pictures, and the devastation, continues for the midwest. >> that's right. ali velshi in joplin, missouri, where they had a harrowing night. hi, ali. >> good morning, christine, kiran, it is a better morning here. people counting their blessings. a near miss last night in joplin, missouri. everyone taking shelter and bracing for another twister that thanchgfully never came. this city, as you know, is reeling. 48 hours after the deadliest tornado in recorded...

Sign the deal from those negotiations which cuts $40 billion in spending authority for rest of the fiscal year. though the congressional budget office projects $350 million in actual tangible savings between now and september 30th. so much for 2011, and the house is just about to vote on the republican budget plan for 2012. it's main author calls it the "path to prosperity" and claims it will cut $6 trillion in federal spending over the next decade and limit so-called discretionary spending to pre-2008 levels. it would cut personal and corporate tax rates and close loopholes and transform medi...

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