Ms. Stabenow a little rebuttal to my friend from pennsylvania. We had a finance committee a number of days ago where we asked the republican and the democratic witnesses, do tax cuts pay for themselves . Everyone said no. And there is no evidence in history of this. There just isnt. It sounds great. I wish it really did happen. But what we have seen in the history of our country is deficits as a result of doing tax cuts. Particularly supplyside tax cuts. That dont go into the pockets of middle class families or Small Businesses or companies that are making things here in america. Therefore it doesnt turn around in the economy. So that leads to an amendment that i have that would create a budget point of order against any legislation that would give a tax cut to companies that in fact are shipping our jobs overseas. I know that we do business around the world. We have companies that do business around the world. But we have seen over and over again companies that close up shop to take b
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good morning and welcome to everyone here. I will call this here in short order. We are here today to consider the nomination of representative Mick Mulvaney of South Carolina to be the next director of the office of management and budget. Im going to try to keep my opening remarks brief since we have a pair of senators before us for going to give some introductory remarks of their own concerning their nominee. President trump indicated his intent to nominate representative of any for this position a little over a month ago. I think we would like to see a confirmed director in place as soon as possible. So i am happy to note that the other Committee Jurisdiction over omb d awe need an omb director in place with so many causing budgetary issues requiring the attention of the new administration and most among these foremost is a 20 trillion debt burden american shoulders. Congress need
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good morning and welcome to everyone here. I will call this here in short order. We are here today to consider the nomination of representative Mick Mulvaney of South Carolina to be the next director of the office of management and budget. Im going to try to keep my opening remarks brief since we have a pair of senators before us for going to give some introductory remarks of their own concerning their nominee. President trump indicated his intent to nominate representative of any for this position a little over a month ago. I think we would like to see a confirmed director in place as soon as possible. So i am happy to note that the other Committee Jurisdiction over omb d awe need an omb director in place with so many causing budgetary issues requiring the attention of the new administration and most among these foremost is a 20 trillion debt burden american shoulders. Congress need
Good morning and welcome to everyone here. Were here today to consider the nomination of representative Mick Mulvaney of South Carolina to be the next director of the office of management and budget. Im going to try to keep my opening remarks brief since we have a pair of senators before us who are going to give introductory remarks on their own concerning the nominee. President trump indicated his attempt to nominate representative mulvaney this position a little over a month ago. I think members can agree we would like to see a concerned director in place as soon as possible so im happy to note that the other committee of jurisdiction over omb Homeland Security and Government Affairs committee will be convening this afternoon to hold their own hearing with representative mulvaney. We need an omb director in place with so many pressing budgetary issues requiring attention of the new administration. For most among these is the staggering 20 trillion debt burden american now shoulders.
Their approval to become the white house budget director. Next, his appearance before the Senate Budget committee. It is about three hours. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good morning and welcome to everyone here. I will call this here in short order. We are here today to consider the nomination of representative Mick Mulvaney of South Carolina to be the next director of the office of management and budget. Im going to try to keep my opening remarks brief since we have a pair of senators before us for going to give some introductory remarks of their own concerning their nominee. President trump indicated his intent to nominate representative of any for this position a little over a month ago. I think we would like to see a confirmed director in place as soon as possible. So i am happy to note that the other Committee Jurisdiction over omb d awe need an omb director in place with so many c