$1,058,000,000,000 more over the next year. that is $92 billion above the level set in the budget agreement. that will be the first battle. will we go down the road of the resolution in the senate agreed for set down, more spending, more taxes over the next decade. the second issue is we take the budget, the debt ceiling off until february. anthe necessity of raise the det ceiling by $1 trillion in order to take care of the governor or the government army needs. the question is are we going to do something on the long-term spending of the government, mandatory spending. senator reid made it sound like it was not going away. last week, rissman paul ryan of wisconsin house budget committee chairman said we talk about the debt ceiling, why don t we start about putting in law the president on mandatory spending cut, which amounts to
accomplished the goal of making republicans realize they won t again test the white house when you re butmping up against a det ceiling deadline to get policy concessions. we ll know in a few weeks whether or not that s true. thank you for joining us. defunding obama care was the rallying cry for some republicans when negotiations began. certainly delaying it. now the leader of one powerful conservative group thinks house republicans are giving up too easily. in fact, he says agreeing to this deal would be, quote, a full superinterrender. the president of freedom works will join me ahead. but they didn t fit. customer s not happy, i m not happy. sales go down, i m not happy. merch comes back, i m not happy. use ups. they make returns easy. unhappy customer becomes happy customer. then, repeat customer. easy returns, i m happy. repeat customers, i m happy. sales go up, i m happy. i ordered another pair. i m happy. (both) i m happy. i m happy. happy. happy. happy. happy. happy happy.
he s like an ageing star lot. you rebel back when i almost won the academy awards? i m ready for my close-up, mr. damil. it s delusional to think that the politics works for them. i don t think that all the house tea party members, republicans, have consigned themselves to not fight it over the det ceiling. mitch mcconnell is the senate leader of the republican party. i think this will bring us up to date on state of the art shutting down the government. would you rule out a government shut dounl down to a your goals? what i think we ought to do is encourage the president to actually be pthd. i understand that. but my question is would you rule out a government shutdown? i know what your question is. what i m telling you is i haven t given up on the president stepping up to the plate. well, there s a new way to answer a question. i know what your question is,
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weakness, and mission creep. heather: the white house bracing fire potential show down with republicans over the debt ceiling and some democrats say the g.o.p. would not risk a financial catastrophe by refusing to raise the credit limit but, will the president still have to make significant concessions, to get a deal done? joining us now, former wisconsin congressman dick newman and, dick mercer, former chairman of the dnc. happy easter. heather: congressman newman, are a republican. would you vote to ratise the det ceiling and if not what concessions would need to be made to swing your vote. no, i would not. i was there november 15-1995. we reached the debt ceiling and did not vote to raise it for four-and-a-half months until march 29 of the following year, and there were no defaults no,