and talking about adding $5 trillion to deficit. it s a different conversation between the two on that. so yes, we need to get back to balance. it s something that i ve worked on with budget reforms and spending and the issues that deal with a way to get back to a path, back to balance and pay it down. but they re focused on this new monetary policy that it doesn t matter how much we spend. if you spend $5 trillion above the budget and the budget is $6 trillion, it s beyond reason anymore where they re focused on when you have $4 trillion in income and talking about spending $12 trillion. neil: got it. all right. senator dave langford, thanks very much. good catching up with you. as the senator wrapped up there, we re hearing from president biden on this subject, taking questions about how to handle
in place, he wouldn t have lost. i agree with you. former president trump has been insists on making a lot of arguments that we need election law changes. if you look at the sum and substance of the laws, what has happened is states are saying let s avoid problems by making our laws better and not the former president has been very unclear as to what he wants to have done as a result. secretaries of state and republican legislators have stepped forward and say let s take this moment to do something that we think is constructive. neil: got it. karl rove, good chatting with you. thanks very much. something just as heated and just as hot right now. britney spears. i ll leave it at that. she s trying a again to free herself from her dad. that could be easier said than done. .
that is at the core of the republican party that caused this at the end of the day. neil: shouldn t it be decided at the election level? take it up at the voting booth. sure. right now neil: this was the will of the people of texas, right? i understand. this is no. texas is gerrymandered. that s not how it works. neil: republicans have the majority. if this were flipped around, republicans were in the minority and up and bolted the chamber, you d be ticked off, wouldn t you? i would be ticked off. i would like for them to work with us. they have not worked with us. and we are having a ridiculous session for the governor s primary. that is all it is. we have a grid that doesn t work. none of our grid issues weren t there. i didn t have power for 30 hours. i had to replumb my hours like my constituents.
the fed has to worry about how they get that in the equation. it s true wages are going up. they re not going up faster than inflation. so once you remove the mirage or you remove turn off the spigots, we ll have a difficult conversation in this country from a lot of shocked people. neil: what is weird, charles, think about it, both parties are opposed on whether the spending helps or hurts. democrats say it helps, that s why they re upping the ante republicans say inflation will be more of a problem. there s no middle ground in their views. typically when we see the government spending to the degree this government has, it s one thing if you re coming out of a depression as f.d.r. did or coming out of the severe reseeings we did with barack obama had going into office. it can serve a purpose to a degree. but you can make the argument coming out of the pandemic that we were a coiled spring to begin
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