it to discuss in and other issues. they re trying to figure out a resolution going forward and we re learning they re still trying to come to a consensus as the committee considers whether or not the issues subpoenas to force these two officials to come forward and let them know about exactly what happened with the comey firing, wolf. thank you. mano up on capitol hill. joining us now, democratic congressman jim hines of connecticut. congressman, as you know, senator mark warner says twitter s presentation today from his perspective was deeply disappointing. was deleting 200 or so russia-linked accounts an adequate response from your perspective? yeah, hi wolf. i don t think so. i wasn t in the room with senator warner, i m on the house side obviously, but i take him at his word, mark is a thoughtful and fair guy and i ve seen on my side of the capitol, the house investigation we ve encountered a lot of resistance from twitter in terms of producing information and documents that we
i don t know where you get the more taxes from. let me make it clear there there s two houses here. there s two houses here. neil: i understand that. and the fact is that you re disturb. the only budget i can see is hers. that s all you can see. i m on the house side. so you need to the president s late, this is all i got to go on. but it s not all listen, you can go on the egyptian budget but it s not before the house of representatives and i m here with the house of representatives. what i m saying is that raising revenue is not a contradiction of cutting spending. that s all i m saying. any party, any household, any company that says is wants to reduce the deficit by meaning don t raise revenue are not serious about cutting the deficit. neil: even though we ve raised revenue, bottom line. we should be willing to close tax loopholes if we didn t have a deficit, if we didn t have