seven years has been 1 to 1.5%. maybe some years, a little over that but not much. that is the other thing that has to change. you have to have growth of the economy of this country or we re stuck. we re mired in this stagnation and we ll never see the light of day. i always appreciate you coming. on let s keep doing this, congressman. i appreciate it. i will joined now by the senior correspondent, and josh earnest, former white house press secretary under president obama. i really do feel like they re being dishonest about what s going on in medicaid. it is true. the program will continue to expand. but it is a cut because there will be less money. i m not crazy. you are not crazy. it is definitely a cut. and i think it is a cut because a lot less people will be getting medicaid benefits. one of the key numbers from the last cbo report is that 14 million americans will no long he have medicaid. if you want to know about the cut, who is covered under the program. with the big chang
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interesting to see online, even a lot of never-trump conservatives were celebrating karen handel s win. you know, ultimately they hate the thing that i think gets lost in all these races is the role that super pac money has played. it s like, oh, money doesn t matter anymore. but in races of this matter, there were those who played to ossoff, who raised a lot of money, but in all of these specials we ve seen huge amounts of super pac money come in. they have to pay higher rates. but they don t have to fund raise. i think that s a taste of what we re going to see in 2018. i think that s right. ossoff certainly had enough money. there s a threshold question with money. you have to have enough money to get your message out. and there s a principle of diminishing return. i think that will help the republicans a little bit, but i don t think that will be a huge factor. i think the democrats will have enough money to get their message out in most of these races. i also think that, to
faster than the population of the united states. we re actually implementing a policy bill clinton wanted in 1997. going back to paul ryan s college days, this was bill clinton s plan in 1997. he said give states the ability to put a cap on federal spending and don t make they will come crawling to the federal government to get permission. that was a per capita cap that bill clinton proposed. the new york times extolled the version of clinton s plan in 1997. congressman, i didn t extol it. whoever and stoled it in 1997, the point is the money has to come from somewhere. if you re saying it is not a cut, there are $800 billion in immediate xad will come out. that is a budgetary necessity. otherwise it doesn t pass reconciliation muster. there will be $800 billion less
going into people s health care through the program than there would be if you didn t pass the bill. their the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said the single greatest threat to our security was our debt. and honestly, chris, you know this. there is something that will have to happen on spending control, deficit control, that is part of discussion that will be going on over the next several months. it is common sense. this is a common sense approach to the vast increase in the expenditures of medicaid. it will go from $550 billion a 84 to a trillion dollars a year in less than ten years time. but the country is not growing that fast. if that s true, and let me say, conceding that. you re concerned about the deficit and you want to rein in the spending, why are there $600 billion in. at a cuts for people making lots of money including millionaires and billionaires who are receiving $50,000 a year added to their salary? well, here s the other part of the equation. the growth