like $800 billion. the president promised on the campaign trail no core social security cuts, no core medicare cuts, no core medicaid cuts. but you can see them there in this bill. it also assumes some pretty lofty goals here, 3% growth rate, the gop health care bil passes, and that tax cuts won't add to deficit. it does arrive at balanced budget, a fiscal hawk's dream over about ten years, but takes these projections and assumptions to get there. there's a biting op ed in the "washington post" right now from larry summers, who used to be treasury secretary for the democrats, and he says that if you believe in economic tooth fairies, you're going to get this done, but if you were presenting this budget at a freshman econ 101 class, you'd fail. >> christine romans, great to have you with us. thank you very much. in moments, we'll hear from former cia director john bren n brennan, speaking publicly at a house intelligence committee. this hearing is on the russia investigation.