us, save the military, one-time spending for hurricanes, disaster, get some spending cuts that will grow in the out years but we do have to go back and focus on entitlement spending. the house republicans passed the biggest entitlement reform package ever when we passed our healthcare bill. unfortunately, somebody did this instead of that in the senate and it didn t pass. we passed a budget before that that cut $7.4 trillion in spending over 10 years in the house, the problem is we have to get our other partners in government to be willing to do the entitlement reform we re willing to do in the house. maria: which is why people are surprised at you because you ve been this reform person and deficit hawk for years. i still am. maria: running the bucket but you don t look like you are. this is discretionary spending. maria: well you mentioned discretionary you re also a big boost to education 7 billion in community health centers, child care grants that was more than the disaster relie
it is entitlements. and that s why i keep telling you, look, the budget we passed this last year, that was the best the biggest, the most conservative budget congress has ever passed. something like $7.4 trillion in spending. we have shown us house republicans what you need to do to fully deal with the debt crisis. and it is entitlement reform. we have got more work to do with all of our friends on the other side of the aisle, other side of the rotunda. back on immigration, the president is known to change his mind from time to time. why not allow a vote on a bipartisan plan and then see if he ll support it. look, i want to make sure that we get it done right the first time. i don t want to just risk a veto. i want to actually get it done the first time and i think we can get there. i m confident we can bring a bipartisan solution to the floor that can get signed into law and solve this problem. we want a daca solution. we want an immigration solution. i m confident we can get th
year was the best biggest most conservative budget congress has ever passed. something like 7.4 trillion in spending. we have shown as house republicans what you need to do to deal with the debt crisis. it is entitlement reform. we have more work to do with our friends on the other side of the aisle and the the president is known to change his mine. see if the president will support a bipartisan plan. i don t want to risk a veto. i want to get it done the first time and i think we can get there. i m confident we can bring a bipartisan solution to the floor that can get signed into law and solve this problem. we want a daca solution. we want an immigration solution. i m confident we can get there. by the way, getting this budget agreement done allows us to shift our focus on the next big priority which has a deadline which is this issue.
cut spending, most importantly reform entitlement programs, and grow the economy. you cannot get the national debt under control, you cannot get that deficit under control if you don t do both. grow the economy, cut spending. this grows the economy. we ve got a lot of work to do and cutting spending. budget we passed in the house is a great budget, most conservative with our past, it felt like $7.4 trillion in spending. we ve got more work to do to get those things beyond just passing the house. we got to grow the economy, and disclose the economy. this grows the economy, it will create about a million new jobs according to the tax foundation. bigger paychecks, more take-home pay after taxes, faster economic growth. if you have faster economic growth, that brings you more revenues. bret: let s get another question. martha: shannon. shannon are you back there? bret: there you are. martha: there you are, what is your question? shannon, a navy veteran. bret: we didn t plan tha
alarming new evidence of just how far the american economy has fallen. market watch reports an analysis of international monetary fund statistics indicates china has overtaken the u.s. as the world s top economy. the total output in terms of real goods and services is estimated at $17.6 trillion this year. the u.s., $17.4 trillion. it s the first time since the 1870s america is not in first place. no grapevine tonight, so we can provile one of the expected contenders in the 2016 presidential sweep stakes. up next, louisiana governor bobby jindal. my name s louis,