Next, testimony from white house budget director Mick Mulvaney on President Trumps proposed budget for 2018. He spoke yesterday in front of the Senate Budget committee for a little more than two hours. [inaudible conversations] good morning and welcome to all. I will call the hearing to order. We are here today to discuss the president s budget request for fiscal year 2018. I know my colleagues and i have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of the president s first real budget submission. We are pleased to welcome doctor mulvaney here in detail to hear about the aspirations of the president and after questions. We are interested to the president proposes to grow the economy and help for the fiscal house in order. Of course this is merely the first step in the 2018 budget process. While the president has his plan the United States constitution instills members of congress with key tax and spending functions. And the responsibility to ultimately decide what the fiscal priorities will be.
Next, testimony from white house budget director Mick Mulvaney on President Trumps proposed budget for 2018. He spoke yesterday in front of the Senate Budget committee for a little more than two hours. [inaudible conversations] good morning and welcome to all. I will call the hearing to order. We are here today to discuss the president s budget request for fiscal year 2018. I know my colleagues and i have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of the president s first real budget submission. We are pleased to welcome doctor mulvaney here in detail to hear about the aspirations of the president and after questions. We are interested to the president proposes to grow the economy and help for the fiscal house in order. Of course this is merely the first step in the 2018 budget process. While the president has his plan the United States constitution instills members of congress with key tax and spending functions. And the responsibility to ultimately decide what the fiscal priorities will be.
Next, testimony from white house budget director Mick Mulvaney on President Trumps proposed budget for 2018. He spoke yesterday in front of the Senate Budget committee for a little more than two hours. [inaudible conversations] good morning and welcome to all. I will call the hearing to order. We are here today to discuss the president s budget request for fiscal year 2018. I know my colleagues and i have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of the president s first real budget submission. We are pleased to welcome doctor mulvaney here in detail to hear about the aspirations of the president and after questions. We are interested to the president proposes to grow the economy and help for the fiscal house in order. Of course this is merely the first step in the 2018 budget process. While the president has his plan the United States constitution instills members of congress with key tax and spending functions. And the responsibility to ultimately decide what the fiscal priorities will be.
Library. On thursday, Mick Mulvaney testified at a Senate Hearing on President Trumps proposed budget for fiscal year 2018. This is two hours 15 minutes. [inaudible conversations] [gavel pound] good morning and welcome to all. Ill call this hearing to order. We are here today to discuss the president s budget request for fiscal year 2018. I know my colleagues and i have been anxiously awaiting the arrival of President Trumps first real budget submission. Were placed to welcome director mulvaney to hear in detail from him the fiscal aspirations of the president and answer questions. Were interested to learn how the president proposes to grow our economy and help put our fiscal house in order. Of course this is merely the first step in the 2018 budget process. While the president has his plan, the United States constitution instills members of congress with key tax and spending functions, and with the responsibility to ultimately decide what our nations fiscal priorities will be. Budgets
President trump on the world stage. Joining me now to talk about this amy harder. Here with me is amy davidson a staff writer at the new yorker. Amy, give me a sense of what the Paris Agreement accomplished and why it was so difficult to achieve and so important to engage in Climate Control . Amy d. 195 countries are involved in paris and though it doesnt have penalties in the traditional sense that some contracts do, its a real commitment that each country is. Oing to set a goal the Trump Administration has maintained its unfair. Never been clear on why its unfair. Seems almost more two thing at work in terms of their on mossity to paris. Someone general animosity to international agreements, to an idea that there could be an accord and International Cooperation in that way. Nd the other is the attitude pervading the administration that theres something phony about Climate Change and its holding us back. Thats commg she something the e. P. A. Administrator said, they say its something