Yair lapid, the finance minister of israel. We talk about Foreign Policy and domestic policy. We will within all the wheeling and dealing of creating the coalition, there are hundreds of rumors flying by am people saying that does he want this does he want that, does he want that. And that was conflicting, i have to admit. And then there was a moment in which i was negotiating with myself instead of someone else am i said okay, why did you go into politics. I mean i think, i dont know that, i think i could be an okay foreign minister. But i went into politics talking about the and saying im there to improve the life of the israeli middle class. You dont do this as a foreign minister it dow this as finance minister. Deadlock in washington and the finance minister of israel when we continue it from our studios in new york city this is charlie rose captioning sponsored by Rose Communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. The president s refusal to negotiate is h
That would be a permanent slowing of the growth of the Social Security spending. Rose what do you think of that . Not going happen. Rose why not . First of all t would be desirable if it would but its not going to. Because i think at this point the white house has made it clear that they view thises a repeated game or repeated thing that, you know, every year or so were going to have these kinds of issues. And that if they said they werent going to negotiate and start negotiating what happens next year or the year thereafter or the year thereafter. So i think the way out of this is likely to be a relatively clean spending bill and clean debt limit, perhaps coupled with a figure leaf of a process. So you know, a tax reform process. Or an entitlement reform process but no actual legislation that does anything today. Rose okay, but you assume that therefore the speaker of the house will bring to the floor something that will put together enough republican votes and democratic votes to pas
That would be a permanent slowing of the growth of the Social Security spending. Rose what do you think of that . Not going happen. Rose why not . First of all t would be desirable if it would but its not going to. Because i think at this point the white house has made it clear that they view thises a repeated game or repeated thing that, you know, every year or so were going to have these kinds of issues. And that if they said they werent going to negotiate and start negotiating what happens next year or the year thereafter or the year thereafter. So i think the way out of this is likely to be a relatively clean spending bill and clean debt limit, perhaps coupled with a figure leaf of a process. So you know, a tax reform process. Or an entitlement reform process but no actual legislation that does anything today. Rose okay, but you assume that therefore the speaker of the house will bring to the floor something that will put together enough republican votes and democratic votes to pas
More than temporary. That would be a permanent slowing of the growth of the Social Security spending. Rose what do you think of that . Not going happen. Rose why not . First of all t would be desirable if it would but its not going to. Because i think at this point the white house has made it clear that they view thises a repeated game or repeated thing that, you know, every year or so were going to have these kinds of issues. And that if they said they werent going to negotiate and start negotiating what happens next year or the year thereafter or the year thereafter. So i think the way out of this is likely to be a relatively clean spending bill and clean debt limit, perhaps coupled with a figure leaf of a process. So you know, a tax reform process. Or an entitlement reform process but no actual legislation that does anything today. Rose okay, but you assume that therefore the speaker of the house will bring to the floor something that will put together enough republican votes and de
More than temporary. That would be a permanent slowing of the growth of the Social Security spending. Rose what do you think of that . Not going happen. Rose why not . First of all t would be desirable if it would but its not going to. Because i think at this point the white house has made it clear that they view thises a repeated game or repeated thing that, you know, every year or so were going to have these kinds of issues. And that if they said they werent going to negotiate and start negotiating what happens next year or the year thereafter or the year thereafter. So i think the way out of this is likely to be a relatively clean spending bill and clean debt limit, perhaps coupled with a figure leaf of a process. So you know, a tax reform process. Or an entitlement reform process but no actual legislation that does anything today. Rose okay, but you assume that therefore the speaker of the house will bring to the floor something that will put together enough republican votes and de