than 3% growth that s an additional $44 trillion for the federal revenue, spending is the problem. maria: congressman good to see you thanks so much. mr. chairman we ll be right back hi, kids! i m carl and i m a broker. do you offer $4.95 online equity trades? great question. see, for a full service brokerage like ours, that s tough to do. schwab does it. next question. do you offer a satisfaction guarantee? a what now? a satisfaction guarantee. like schwab does. man: (scoffing) what are you teaching these kids? ask your broker if they offer award-winning full service and low costs, backed by a satisfaction guarantee. if you don t like their answer, ask again at schwab.
freedom. forcing the government to live within its means, why isn t anybody working on the $1.2 trillion deficit we re having this year. mark: they are. working to raise it. why aren t they worried about the $144 trillion of unfunded liabilities that the millennials are going to have, that we created by creating programs but never raising the tax base to pay for those. so having general accepting accounting principles, so they can t cheat. omb cheats all the time. congressional budget office cheats all the time. third is shouldn t we limit the people in power or elected to be engaged a short time and come home and live under the laws that they make? and shouldn t we give an unlimited term because they were one time approved by congress as a judge? you know, look at all the
within its means, why isn t anybody working on the $1.2 trillion deficit we re having this year. mark: they are. working to raise it. why aren t they worried about the $144 trillion of unfunded liabilities that the millennials are going to have, that we created by creating programs but never raising the tax base to pay for those. so having general accepting accounting principles, so they can t cheat. omb cheats all the time. congressional budget office cheats all the time. third is shouldn t we limit the people in power or elected to be engaged a short time and come home and live under the laws that they make? and shouldn t we give an unlimited term because they were one time approved by congress as a judge? you know, look at all the judges in semi retirement that don t hardly carry any cases,
adminitration. it s a duly-elected administration, so i hope john kerry stops. maria: conde rice joined me this past week and said it s just not a good deal but will the europeans go along with us? well i think ultimately they will. they may protest if president trump pulls out of the agreement but you know in the end, what i appreciated about president trump in this case and others, he understands america s strength so he doesn t make decisions based on the worst fears that people say if he does this, the sky will fall and here is what i mean. the iranian economy is oh, four or $500 billion. ours is like 44 trillion so you give the european banking and business community a choice of what to do if we pull out and slap the sanctions back on iran it s no choice. they re going to continue to do business with us and they re going to turn their backs on the iranians and most of the rest of the world will do the same then hopefully the iranians will come back to the table and
people in the media working to impeach trump. that s very funny. deflection tells when you there is good news. stormy daniels is now a cnn contributor. if you turn it all it s all stormy. all bad weather. historic lows in black unemployment and hispanic unemployment and donald trump pardons a navy seal who was charged with taking pictures in a nuclear sub. he does that as an after-thought. it s such a departure. compare that to when he shortened chelsea manning s prison term. household net worth is up to 100 trillion dollars. that s up 44 trillion dollars since 2009.