marginal tax rates to have a stronger economy. the argument speaks to the dividing line. can america cut its way to a better place or do we need revenue, too. speaker boehner, mitch mcconnell, harry reid and nancy pelosi meet with the president on friday to talk sequester. congressman ellison, we have you with us. immaterial to ask you with so many things we are dealing with at present, the house republicans kicked it up to the senate. the lower chamber says we have done our work. we are on to tax reform. what do house democrats think of that strategy? we are kind of horrified by the idea of already moving to the next thing before we address the sequester. this thing is coming up on friday. my own district, i ll see 23,000 people who no longer have job counseling and placement
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other than capability to know where the adversary is, like bin laden, and to have the ability and speed to respond very rapidly. i think we re caught up of a defense industrial complex of which congress is implicit that s building platforms less good for our warriors of the future. first of all, i couldn t agree more, honestly, with your assessment, having much less information than you do, and i see the panel around the table nodding. i admire you for forcing a conversation that i think has been desperately, is desperately overdue, and i m sorry, emma jean, go ahead. i was actually going to ask a question about nato. all nato countries are supposed to spend 2% of their gdp on defense. the only apart from the u.s. doing that at the moment are the uk and greece. america spends around 4.7% of gdp on defense. my question is, have the other nato countries perhaps cut too much? and would you like to see america cut its spending on defense to save 2% of gdp? well, i think the other cou