Hello, im ray suarez American Relations with modern saudi arabia is complicated. The state has sold advanced weapons equipment. Trained saudis in their youth and watched the royal family fight those who fought hard to destroy israel a close ally. In 1973, saudi arabia and o. P. E. C. Helped to type the u. S. Economy into distress with massive rises in the price of oil. Saudi arabia spread money across the muslim world, building mosques, hiring cleric distributing education materials, encouraging the growth of fundamentalist worship that has been a challenge to american interests around the world. At the same time saudi arabia has been willing, for instance in the gulf war to allied with the United States to expel iraq from kuwait and support the overthrow of the islamic state. Friend foe necessary. How has the u. S. Government looked at saudi arabia. Reporter president obama and Michelle Obama arrived on the tarmac greeted by the new king. Paying respects to the late king and speaking
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Two things. Submittedt budget was march 4. How long do you think it will did Something Back to congress after that date . Question is, is you can have a lot of under noticed stuff in novemberdecember saying you stabilize the debt. You need 2 trillion longterm. To reduce the to prerecession levels. Trillion over 10 years. It is very similar to what old simpson was saying in bow lessimpson was saying. Walk us through the overview of how much progress was made in the budget. On your first question, it takes about a month to produce estimates of the president s budget. But that time frame varies depending on what the policy proposals are, how from the lawyer or unfamiliar they are to us. And depending on the release of underlying data. So we use a lot of data that comes out with the president s budget separate from his proposals, but data is very important in updating our baseline. We will not make any precise predictions, but in the past it was about a month. I dont i cant speak directly
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