election matchup? well she s got a little bit of tension with her own base. right now what we re seeing is her working on that. how she is talking about income inequality, how she is talking about issues of because there s no passion, exempt among women s groups and others who have long wanted hillary clinton to be the nominee. but as a general election proposition, for her the longer this trump thing goes on the better. because clearly it is dividing the republicans, jeremy, and creating so much angst among those who can t even get on the stage. here john kasich we haven t discussed yet, one of the most credentialed republicans now declaring, a long-time house budget chair, came up with the balanced budget, worked with democrats, worked across the aisle but has conservative credentials, two elections as the governor of ohio and popular in ohio. 60% favorability and a state
levels. factory activity in the united states rebounded for the second month in a row. that was good news. everyone in this market is looking at the payroll figure 200,000 jobs are seen being created in march. that one comes on friday. steve, thank you. have a good day. switch gears talking about the house budget chair paul ryan. he s releasing the formal draft of the budget outline today. both parties are ready to hold it up as a measure of the competing priority. it would have $5 trillion and shave it off over the next decade by balancing the budget by 2024. if calls for sharp cuts to food stamps and education funding. it would fully repeal obamacare and change it to a premium support program. older americans receive subsidizes to buy private insurance. military spending would rise by half million. a vote could come friday. some members were hesitant to
appreciate it. back at home, president obama has delayed key parts of his landmark health care law. new reports he may announce another major delay perhaps to ease midterm pressure on democrats? the hill is citing sources saying the white house will announce as early as this week that insurers can continue offering plans that don t meet minimum coverage standards. this move is expected to prevent another wave of policy cancellations expected to happened around the time of the midterm elections and when democratic candidates are going to be the most vulnerable. the president s budget plan is set to be relieved today setting up another battle how the government should aid the poor and help jobless americans. the president is expected to expand by eliminating tax breaks for the wealthiest americans and the president is expected to propose billions in manufacturing and job training and education and along with 28 billion for defense programs. house budget chair paul ryan is working on hi
it has been a longtime, but there was actually a spirit of compromise on scape toll hill this week. on capitol hill this week. the house passed a bipartisan budget agreement which the senate is expected to approve next week. for all of the good cheer, there was plenty of criticism. especially from the right. earlier i spoke with house budget chair paul ryan. his senate counterpart, patty murray declined our invitation. congressman, welcome back to fox news sunday. good to be back. your budget deal has opened an even bigger split inside the republican party between the house republican leaders who supported the compromise and outside tea party groups who opposed it. some before it was announced. here was house speaker boehner
no. but as both the republican house budget chair paul ryan and democratic senate chair, patty murray said today these are baby step and they ve agreed on what they could agree on and doing what they could do in this divided and divisive government. i hear you talking about both republicans and democrats agreeing on what. what about the white house? how do they feel about this tonight? reporter: they re applauding it. anything that gets the country and washington out of this careening from crisis to crisis mode as paul ryan talked about, as tpresident has talked about they re happy with. it certainly is not a done deal. it has to pass the house and senate. you have conservative and liberal critics of this for various reasons, people think cuts spending too much or not enough. but again that s what you get when you compromise. we like it. we ll take it. dana bash in washington for us. dana, thank you. now to south africa. in case you missed it where tens of thousands of people,