the thing i would like to see gone which would very popular is get rid of the 87,000 new irs agents. i look controlling the spending level. sean is just completely right. those are great moves. getting rid of the 87,000 irs agents will win the election for us if he can get that through. by the way, this is all a kabuki dance. people get excited with it. i don t know where they re going with it. there s serious problems in this world but this is not one of them. sean, you know liberals are concerned that biden might agree to have the work requirement put in to the welfare thing. is that a concern for you? to art s point, having work requirements to get benefits makes complete sense. but again, if you want to change mccarthy s position and not cap spending, you have to go somewhere else. maybe secure the border, have
for him, and now there has been all of the attention focused on this very first case, does that mean that there will be less media attention on any subsequent cases, whether to be subsequent cases, whether to be subsequent cases, even if those cases are potentially more serious, just because we have seen this before, it is no longer the first time. bryan what do you longer the first time. bryan what do you think? - longer the first time. bryan what do you think? from i longer the first time. bryan i what do you think? from your conversations with friends and colleagues how worried is the trunk colleagues how worried is the trunk campaign? it gives a lot of pores trunk campaign? it gives a lot of pores. the boxes, what they call boxgate, they give them insecurity. but they have been through insecurity. but they have been through this before. pause. they through this before. pause. they been through this before. pause. they been through this before. there they been th
these safe havens and pump poisonous drugs in to the united states that are doing massive damage to our people and our economy. it s not going to stop unless we destroy these organizations. the mexican government doesn t have the will or the means to do it. they are perfectly willing to co-exist with these groups. the gestures that they make that s throw us a few bones in this particular case. but it s a kabuki dance at the end of the day. martha: so president biden supported something called plan columbia back in 2000 which allowed u.s. military to partner with columbia to get on the ground to disrupt cocaine trafficking in america. he was supportive of that. we don t hear anything from him really about what he supports in terms of u.s. military involvement in this case. can we go in there without the
they look at where waste is at and where investments would be better and sit down and talk in an adult fashion. that s the conversation i just had with the president. all right. howie, your thoughts. this is a kabuki dance that is not going to get settled until the deadline happens? june. cut a deal nobody wants to default. nobody has clean hands. kevin mccarthy has happy to vote for a debt ceiling. when trump was in office. mitch mcconnell to do some spending cuts. and it seems to me that the real issue here, mike, is that biden wants to smoke out the republicans. well, what would you cut? let s see your budget? what would you cut? biden doesn t have that luxury. he has to propose a budget. kevin is not going to play that game. he is a savvy politician. i think this is going to go on and ultimately, it s going to be the same old thing and probably won t be a lot of spending cuts.
from the state. but here they re trying to push everything on allen weisselberg saying he s the bad guy here, did it on his own. that s vintage trump. it is. i thought they were going to call a coffee boy. he has a kabuki dance because on one side they re saying he s the bad guy but he s still on the payroll. he ll have a job with the organization after this is over. on one end they re punching him in the face metaphorically speaking on the stand while they re patting him on the back in secret. whoa. that s rather weird. so, a jury decides. what are the consequences here? just like $1.6 million in fines. it s not that big of a deal. but it would be an embarrassment and it could lead to perhaps some criminal charges down the road federally. but really the big existential threat to donald trump is in the mar-a-lago document situation. there we go. this is child s play compared to that. let s talk about that because a big setback for donald trump with the special master and