in a hot suit in the desert. one of your guests, what are my favorite people had a great idea. charge admission. disneyland makes like a hundred million dollars a year. we have the ability where we charge a service fee to come in the united states, we can make lake $463 billion a year. so it s like a turn turnstile. they can buy a ten day pass and they can work in come back and work and come back and re- up. i haven t read the book yet, but the path can have e tickets. have the empire state building and i have the space needle, they don t even know how far it is a part. there has to be border
the words that have come out of president obama s mouth, the general election is on. absolutely. he may not like to do it early on but we know where things stand right now with mitt romney being the front-runner. here s the deal. let s look at this paul ryan plan. we said it was killing two birds with one stone, it was supported by mitt romney. certainly it came from paul ryan and if you hear the president there, he used your guy, newt gingrich, to be the stone, if you will, to throw at these two leading republicans. the ryan budget cuts $2.4 trillion from medicaid, $463 billion from mandatory programs like pell grants, other social services. $291 billion from discretionary programs. $134 billion from food stamp programs. you heard the president use the trojan horse here with this argument. what is your take on this? especially that he used your guy, newt gingrich, to go after your party. well, what the president was
we re not taking something away but we re not really adding anything stimulative to the economy now. so, yes, we are not hurting people. we decided not to rob taxpayers and call it a gift. we re raising expectations beyond what i think this so-called stimulus is going to deliver. i want to take a closer look at the package. i want to break it down for people at home that have not been following the debate. let s take a look at the compromise package. $860 billion that all gets added to the deficit. the state tax provision, liberals thought that was a big away to the wealthy. extending tax cuts nearly $550 billion. $463 billion for those $250,000 a year and below. $82 billion for the higher incomers, unemployment benefits, and payroll tax, the social security. that s taking your payroll tax out of the social security trust fund. that s $117 billion. among those $8.3 billion is
we ve seen it brchefore. i think the american people recognize that. thank you very much for joining us. let s turn to alan fine and strategist steve schmidt. both are financial analysts. let s talk about this budget so the audience knows what we re describing. last week it was criticized in the house. it proposes deep cuts for the wealthy and making changes to programs that mainly serve middle class americans. ryan s budget cuts include $2.4 trillion from medicaid and other health programs, $463 billion from mandatory programs, including pell grants and other social services, $291 billion in cuts from discretionary programs and $134 billion in cuts from the food stamp program. here s what the president said about this today. let s watch. this republican budget is
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