they just say no taxes. sean: could it be any more obvious? no, no. sean hannity, bob schaffer ought to go work for moveon.org this is pathetic. 9 entire debate is one grand concession the entire debate is one ground concession by the republicans. the republicans don t want 2.3 trillion more in spending. rand paul was very good on your show last night. telling the story, it has been one huge concession by the republicans. bob schaffer knows that. that is such political posturing. i m disgusted by these people. sean: we have a president 1.65 trillion in new debt this year alone. by the end of fiscal year over four trillion in obama debt. he hasn t even had a full term. if anyone dares to bring up his bills passed. his budgets passed. his stimulus spending. his health care.
is one ground concession by the republicans. the republicans don t want 2.3 trillion more in spending. rand paul was very good on your show last night. telling the story, it has been one huge concession by the republicans. bob schaffer knows that. that is such political posturing. i m disgusted by these people. sean: we have a president 1.65 trillion in new debt this year alone. by the end of fiscal year over four trillion in obama debt. he hasn t even had a full term. if anyone dares to bring up his bills passed. his budgets passed. his stimulus spending. his health care. his broken promises on cutting the deficit. they have all these things. it is unreasonable to say this is obama s spending. watch this from cnn. president obama has said he won t try and solve the problem he created with his spending unless people give him more money.
agreement and frankly, not close to an agreement. chris: well, that was house speaker john boehner earlier today. denying what seemed to be a deal that was in the making between the president and john boehner. a deal that now completely collapsed. so have talks between the, and boehner. although the president will be speaking to all the congressional leaders at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow tomorrow at the white house. stephen hayes, charles lane, washington post, and syndicated columnist charles krauthammer is our panel. we have heard one side of the argue in the the first half of the show, the argue fire department the president. one thing struck me in the deal that the president talked about. he talked about $1..65 trillion in cuts. most of the deals were 4-to-1 spendk cut to revenue increases. this was almost 50/50. right.
medicare and medicaid. total of $1.65 trillion in spending cuts. $1.2 trillion in revenue increases that would have come not from raising revenue but from closing loopholes and doing away with deductions, tax deductions. he said this would all have been part of the tax reform that he hope to see the tax rates being lowered. that is point one. point two, the president said that clearly frustrated he said he is calling all of the top leaders, house and senate, republican and democrat to the white house at 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. basically to say folks, we ve got at that point ten days until we hit the august 2 deadline. what are we going to do to avoid default? for the first time indicated that default is a real possibility. he said he has begun consulting with treasury secretary geithner about possible ways to deal with default if it gets to that
is one ground concession by the republicans. the republicans don t want 2.3 trillion more in spending. rand paul was very good on your show last night. telling the story, it has been one huge concession by the republicans. bob schaffer knows that. that is such political posturing. i m disgusted by these people. sean: we have a president 1.65 trillion in new debt this year alone. by the end of fiscal year over four trillion in obama debt. he hasn t even had a full term. if anyone dares to bring up his bills passed. his budgets passed. his stimulus spending. his health care. his broken promises on cutting the deficit. they have all these things. it is unreasonable to say this is obama s spending. watch this from cnn. president obama has said he won t try and solve the problem he created with his spending unless people give him more money.