companies and rescind the $4 billion subsidy. i ll debate these points any time with you, just call me, my number is 262 [ bleep ]. what was the last, 97 what sfwh. that s congressman paul ryan in his home state. he had to change his departure plans, we re told, after that meeting, got a little testy. security concerns there. for congressman ryan. but the u.s. markets seem to be shaking off all the budget bickering. the s&p soared to its highest levels in three years. let s get an early look at business. can you believe this for the first time in the storied history of this great program, he joins me in the flesh, cnbc s steve sedgewick. you re a man of flesh and bone. steve, talk to me about the impact of what s going on behind us. is this a good thing for the british economy, the british
backs of the poor, of the underprivileged, of those without lobbyist groups, and those without clout. i read this piece of document, and i saw nothing that really speaks to helping those who are already not able to make ends meet. do not renew the bush tax credit for the wealthy. tax corporations, and oversea profits and bring the jobs home. okay. place a windfall tax on oil companies and rescind the $4 billion subsidy. i ll debate these points any time with you, just call me. my number s 262 [ bleep ]. what was the last? 97 what? welcome home, congressman ryan. in terms of the size of the crowd at that event, politico.com reported at least 200 people were left outside once the 300-seat auditorium
weeks ago where a hole ripped open in the fuselage of the southwest jet at 34,000 feet and then you ended up finding cracks in a number of older 737 jets. where are you with that problem. the planes have been inspected to make sur that that will not happen again and those planes are back in service and the ntsp is conducting an investigation. you don t have a problem with cracking then. they have all been inspected and passed the inspection and they are back in service. chris: this week an air bus 380, the largest commercial passenger plane just looking that the video which is just unbelievable, passenger jet in the world clipped a commuter plane on a taxiway at new york s jfk airport. that was a controller problem for the fact that the jet has a wingspan of 262 feet and the tax cityways at jfk are only
hole ripped open in the fuselage of a southwest jet at 34,000 feet and, you ended up finding cracks in a number of older 737 jets. where are you with that problem. those planes have been inspected an inspected to make sure that that will not happen again, and, those planes are back in service. and, the ntsb is conducting an investigation. chris: down the have a problem with cracking now. they have all been inspected, and passed the inspection and are back in service. chris: all right, this week, an airbus 380, the largest passenger commercial commercial passenger plane, looking at the video, which is unbelievable. clipped a commuter plane on a taxi way at new york s j.f.k. airport. was that a controller problem or the fact that the jet has a wing span 262 feet and the taxiway at j.f.k. are 75 feet wide. obviously there was error there and that is the reason the
president obama versus the republicans. what we heard today was a political broadside from our campaigner in chief. what to cut, what to keep, now some lawmakers are raising the stakes and it involves a program some have called untouchable. plus, the world fears iran may be trying to build a nuclear bomb but now there s word the defiant nation is helping another country crack down on protesters. hala gorani joins me live with the explosive development. welcome back, i m brooke baldwin. the budget deal that averted a government shutdown headed through congress today. the house of representatives passed it just a short time ago. the house vote was 262-167. there is discontent over the bill on both sides of the political aisle. you had 59 republicans voting against it only 81 democrats voting in favor of it. now the bill, of course, heads on to the u.s. senate it is to