trillion to our deficits and debt and that overwhelmingly favors the wealthiest americans and the most profitable corporations. senator, early on, bob corker expressed concern about this bill. and skepticism because it did add $1.5 trillion to the national debt and said the economy wasn t going to get enough of a bump for it to make sense in the long run. does it look like bob corker and others who expressed concern early on are now buckling? a number of real fiscal conservatives who continue to be concerned of deficits and debt like senator corker are trying to add into this bill some sort of trigger mechanism that would roll back some of the bigger tax cuts if the growth that s promised doesn t materialize and deficits soar. that might be too little, too late to fix the hole in our annual budget that would be caused by this bill but i at least commend senator corker for trying to slow down this hurdling train and look at it and try to fix it.
adding more that has even less of a chance of passing we should come to the table and compromise. the democrats have compromised already. it s a compromise by putting this issue front and center and in the spotlight. how much further are democrats willing to go in order to get the deal done and to save the hurdling train. the president has said time and again we need to make significant cuts, reduce our deficit do that in the way that doesn t pile pain on the middle class and working families. we re at the point where we don t have revenue and a balanced plan immediately but want to make sure that happens long-term. the republicans have made no concessions. good to see you. you, too. here s senator leader harry reid speak. pelosi and leader hoyer trying to figure out when the votes are going to take place. we ll have to stand by and see what happens. we have said for weeks now that
compromise. the democrats have compromised already. it s a compromise by putting this issue front and center and in the spotlight. how much further are democrats willing to go in order to get the deal done and to save the hurdling train. the president has said time and again we need to make significant cuts, reduce our deficit do that in the way that doesn t pile pain on the middle class and working families. we re at the point where we don t have revenue and a balanced plan immediately but want to make sure that happens long-term. the republicans have made no concessions. good to see you. you, too. here s senator leader harry reid speak. pelosi and leader hoyer trying to figure out when the votes are going to take place. we ll have to stand by and see what happens. we have said for weeks now that we will not accept a short-term