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With federal spending expanding 9 percent in 2006 alone, lawmakersare finally taking up the government waste commission bills (H.R.5766 and H.R. 3282) authored by Reps. Todd Tiahrt (R-KS) and KevinBrady (R-TX). Both lawmakers should be commended for taking aim atthe outdated, failed, and duplicative programs that have beenlayered on top of one another for decades. To be effective, agovernment waste commission must be specifically designed toovercome the special interest logrolling that has protectedwasteful spending for years. The proven model for doing this is theBase Realignment and Closure ...

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Those agencies is the army corps of engineers. they have been asked to look for money. whether it's money from disaster relief, that's hurricane relief, floods, other things like that. there is about $13.9 billion from a 2018 supplemental spending bill that might be available to redirect to the president. he would like to get a big challenge on that. the president not yet ready to pull the trigger on the option of deferring a national emergency, failing that if push comes to shove he will. listen here. >> then you will see what happens with national emergency, which i can do very easily. there...

Been pit the question now, where do you go? i've got to let you go, but is advancing to people, make a compromise great again. >> [laughs] >> harris: you've got to get there. i appreciate our time from the great state of arizona today. thank you. let's get reaction from the other side of the poco. democratic congressman john garamendi of california. great heavy on program again. it is important that i talk to congressman biggs and yourself. you are in border states. neither of you is really budging prayed he told me where they have been come i want to know what republicans are going to do now....