infrastructure you neil: you tell your constituents you are getting this aid, up to a third isn t coming to you so i would rather spike the two-thirds? no, no. the house should have been stripping this in committee and sending it back to the senate and let them send a pork-free bill neil: but they didn t do that. we have to get spending under control. that s the reality. unfortunately, this country has to deal with this economic reality. you know what? my constituents are going to pay for it in their taxes. what no one seems to want to talk about in the media. yes, congress will pass an emergency bill and exceed the spending cap congress voted on and then your taxes will be the makeup for that because there is no other place to get it from. neil: i admire your guts to stand up to the likes of chris christie, who said, quit playing games and pass the aid. you are saying, we are playing game fist we pass this kind of aid.
york. new york city council says it doesn t do the constituents any good if so much of that sandy aid isn t doing any good for them. councilman, how do you feel about what they are kicking around? $16 billion in future spending, that s not emergency aiding, that s not helping anyone on the ground. it is increasing our national debt n. 2009, when president obottomma was running you know, running around the country talking about we can t mortgage our future, we can t have the credit card mentality of george bush where you are giving chine at credit card and walking away and putting the debt on our kids. now all of a sudden, it s okay to do it. there is emergency relief and then there are general fund issues. the fact is, we talk about $12 to $16 billion that won t be spent now, talking about the remediation effort. alaska fisheries. that s still in there. future spenning,