so, trump is coming across as a guy that says, you cross us, you are going to pay a heavy price. president trump campaigned saying, i m going to be unpredictable. that he thinks that that is bill: that is worrying a lot of people. i think that because president trump had such a good meeting with the prime minister of japan, shinzo abe nk bill: they are not going to help us. the only ones with sway are the chinese. that is why president bush put together the six party talks to make sure that china, russia, japan, south korea, everybody was in the same direction. bill: do you feel that president trump will try the diplomacy route? right? i don t see any reason for him not to. i mean, what is the alternative? bill: he can blockade them. well, sanctions are one thing. they are already in place. bill: he can put a pretty big hurt on them if he wants to. but you are dealing with a leader that starves his own people. bill: but then he would be starving. there are th
they address their interests. certainly every republican candidate will have to deal with egypt and the new democracies and what have you. several candidates who weren t out there. those basically trying to deal with the issues that matter to that audience which pretty much were the fiscal stuff. there s really no true libertarians running for president that i know of, other than paul. cpac has always been a very, very determined group. james? this is the largest gathering of conservatives in the united states, and the fact that have you this and it s almost like what s going on in the world doesn t happen, you know, it says something. yeah. it was interesting. you could also miss what was happening. glad i m not one of them, can i tell you that. i promise you are not one of them. let me turn to a topic that was rather i know it ia. a topic that was relevant to all those activists and to so many of our viewers is the budget and the deficit. the president came out w
who she so admires. one of the things her camp is saying that that it s not. it s not a ripoff. it s not supposed to be a ripoff. what lady gaga does is representative of madonna. a little creative license. madonna was the first. she was the original. i think they re playing with all of us a little bit. just imagine all of the press she s getting. we re all talking about all this. it s not bad for themselves. fun to watch. thanks so much, lisa. president obama releases his budget, but critics say it does not go far enough to address the deficit. who s going to make the tough choices to cut major spending programs like defense? i ll ask a top ranking house republican. plus, staggering losses and now major changes in store by the postal service. millions of americans will feel the impact. score playing ) - ( clinks ) - ( whispers ) we re breaking out. let s go. hmm? i ll get the dodo. - ( all yelling ) - scandalous. - ( alarm blaring ) - warden, two boys going for a strol
enacted, are so important and it s important that it be implemented. i think in this budget there s a very important provision, which i should take a minute to explain. you know, for years congress and successive administrations have been adding to the deficit by just suspending a provision in law that would cut what we pay doctors under medicare by 30%. there s a bipartisan agreement that that wouldn t be a good idea. in the past we just put it on the national credit card. what this budget says we should pay for. it put $62 billion of real proposals out there to pay for it for the next two years. circumstances our credit card is going so heavily into the red and what you re talking about, that one proposal is just a fraction of a fraction of what we owe, so if you re acknowledging that we do need at some point to talk about social security, medicare, medicaid, is this slightly a political move, this budget? isn t it really politics saying we re going we re going to touch non-dis
i think this budget is the first comprehensive approach put out there with $1.1 trillion of deficit retrucks, two-thirds of it on the spending side, one-third on the revenue side. we have proposals in domestic discretionary and proposals in defense. we have proposals on these entitlements, and we have proposals on the tax side. we bring the deficit down frankly to meet the target that the deficit commission asked us to meet so weave accomplished it with a plan that we think is a sound, responsible balanced plan. we know that it won t be a plan that all agree, and there will be questions asked. we challenge others to put their plans on the table, and we also offer to work together on a bipartisan basis to see where can we agree and where can we agree in the short term because these problems should be dealt with now, not five years from now. the republicans do have a plan out now for this existing year. we re already into this fiscal year 2011. the republicans have proposed splashing $