dedicated to solving the problem. you don t pick paul ryan if you re not serious about elevating the conversation of this campaign to be about the issues, the looming crisis facing this nation and if you re not willing to put forward serious proposals. when can we see a balanced budget? i think even under paul s plan, it doesn t balance until 2014. i was listening earlier in terms of what specific cuts. the first one is let s repeal obamacare. i want somebody to answer my question. in 2014 to deliver we ve had plans that bounce into five years, ten years so it can be done? absolutely it can be done. one of the constraints in paul ryan s budget is he uses the cbo baseline, using growth
voices. one of the predictions about the unemployment numbers will rise under barack obama s socialist, growing government-type programs and policies, certainly that s coming true as we saw recently that the staff coming out about women in the job market, and the unemployment numbers for women, 15% under barack obama. greta: governor, thank you. we ll talk to you soon. thank you, governor. thank you, so much. greta: it s what many of you have been waiting for, paul ryan s first sit-down interview since becoming vice-presidential candidate. brit hume got the exclusive. your own budget that you the house budget. the house budget. yeah. this is this is your budget i. the house budget. the house budget the house budget doesn t budget until the 2030s, under the current cbo baseline. we believe if we get people back to work, that will balance the
is there a divide on the ryan romney-ryan ticket? well there s a difference. what paul is using the basic, where we start getting into policy wonkishness. he is using cbo baseline. you have to start somewhere, that is current law. the president s law, health care law takes that money and steals it from medicare and puts it toward his health care law which in the real spending window of 2016 to 2025, won t cost a trillion dollars. his health care law will cost $2.5 trillion. that is the problem and that is what is going to destroy medicare. gregg: senator ron johnson, thank you for taking the time. good to see you. have a great day. martha: a legal challenge over early voting in ohio is now heading to court and military voters are at the center of this big case. what is happening here may surprise you. gregg: and disturbing reports out of syria. a massive explosion striking a hotel where united nations
the united states senate. they haven t even balanced, they haven t passed a budget in three years. i understand that. but your own budget, that you you are talking about the house budget? i m talking about the house budget. your budget will be a political issue in this campaign. the house budget doesn t budget until 2030s under the current measurement of the cbo baseline. we believe if we get the economy growing and get people back to work we balance the budget in ten years. that raises the question. your selection brought in focus your reputation and standing as someone who wants to trim the federal government down to size. prepared to take on and reform the entitlement programs and so forth. that doesn t sound to the average person like growth talk. it sounds it is. i understand. but i want you to explain it. it doesn t sound like growth talk. it sounds like budget talk. you know me better than that. romney and i share the same ideas how the get the country back o
previous that the blood on his hands of medicare because of what he did in health care. so i think republicans should go on offense on medicare. because the president has part of obama care passed $700 billion in cuts in medicare. and romney wants to repeal obama care, including those cuts. wait, wait, wait. hold on. hold on. so at the top of the ticket, romney versus obama, there s only one of those guys who wants any cuts affecting current seniors. wait, wait, romney versus ryan, then. the ryan plan keeps the obama cuts for medicare. the ryan plan does the romney mostly as a matter of just preserving the cbo baseline. but the top of the ticket is mitt romney, mitt romney wants to repeal those cuts, and the fact is, rachel that s amazing if a republican were proposing $700 billion, had passed $700 billion in medicare cuts you d be savaging that president for their brutality to seniors.