1. 9 trillion. Thats what the democrats want in the covid Stimulus Measure. Its more than double being planned on the party of republicans that want to leave out some things like the hike in the minimum wage and help to cities and states that now have a lot of people wondering, all right, how is this going to eventually get done . We know as well that talks have been going on behind the scenes to get a couple of republicans on board. The president of the United States says he has that does explain why theyre sticking to that 1. 9 trillion number. Were going to explore that. Separately republicans are meeting to discuss what will happen to liz cheney as far as her future leadership in congress and Marjorie Taylor green and the Conspiracy Theorys that couldnt land her out of some Committee Assignments that shes had. So lets get to this right now with the Stimulus Measure and where things stand at this point. The 1. 9 trillion figure you heard about. David spunt with more. Good afternoon.
what john is talking about because he s using zero facts as per usual for somebody that wants to argue that immigrants should not be welcome in this country. that s not what i said. our economy depends on he did say they should follow the law. they should follow the law. my point is my point is cheap labor. my point is about daca, these dreamers, if we get rid of daca completely, then our economy is going to lose $4.65 billion in the next $465 billion in the next ten years. these are kids who contribute greatly to this economy. immigrants contribute greatly to this country, undocumented immigrants contribute greatly to this country and that is something that people like john and other republicans who don t want to see immigration grow in
and paychecks with uncle sam taking in a record amount of tax revenue. more than $2.6 trillion went into the government s coffers for the first 10 months of this fiscal year, $183 billion more than this time last year. here s the problem, though, the government has spent $3.1 trillion so far, which leaves a deficit of $465 billion. and with alabama facing a $300 million budget deficit, a state lawmaker has set up a go-fund-me.com account to come up with the cash. it may be a little tongue in cheek for its efforts, so far in nine days he s raise d money frm some donors. the on-camera interview comes after weeks of trump doing what we call in the business phoners. donald trump joins us by phone from new york. i m joined on the phone from new york by donald trump. let s begin this half hour
republicans and paul ryan wants to balance the budget over the next decade he wants to do it would you t without the new taxes and wants to repeal the healthcare initiative saying this is moshe of the same. more of the same. we have a deficit on the horizon. the president proposes a $1 trillion spending increase eclipsed a tax increase. the total deduction in the ten-year budget spending 465 billion is 119 billion. the deficit reduction will start 4 years after he left office. raising the federal cigarette tax by $0.94. that would raise 70 billion which he wants to apply to an early childhood education program. elizabeth pran, prann you have a lot going on down there.
they are going to be able to go home and say, hey, i didn t raise your taxes. not if you re the 98% of americans. it s the top 2% that have to pay more. they won t even buy into that if you listen to rand paul. the the democrats want to reinstate the clinton era tax rates. this would bring in $442 billion in revenue. they want to restore the estate tax level. democrats also want to reform on unearned income, which would total $465 billion. that s the mitt romney rate at 15% when you make a lot of money. the democrats want to change that. that s what the president campaigned on. the president is going to go out on the road and he s going to sell this. there was a clear distinction between the president and challenger. america has chosen the president. if republicans want to go against the tide, it s going to cost them in 2014. as a politician, you have to look at this.