just about the donations to charity or contributions you make. you can do both. he says this kind of investing could potentially have a big impact. there is $9.7 trillion in stocks, bonds, retirement funds and mutual funds that that group of investors owns and controls. is that trend takes hold, wall street is going to get a big wake-up call of their own. people of faith finding their money may have as much impact as their vote. faithful investing on wall street, a better way to influence washington. bret: thank you. next up, the panel on reaction toward democrats and the hillary clinton campaign were behind the funding of the dossier of candidate trump. first, rock n roll legend fats domino has died. the 5 5 baritones hold more than 110 million records with hits such as blueberry hill and ain t it a shame.
i don t want to see any spending, additional spending on anything that s not paid for, any project. so we ve got a huge fiscal problem right now, $20.355 trillion in debt, projected to add $9.7 trillion over the next ten years, and i m concerned. when i left the retreat last week, there were so many things that people are talking about spending money on. and at the same time, lowering the amount of revenues that we take in here in the country. and it s just a recipe for disaster. reporter: now, the trump white house has suggested that congress will eventually get refunded because mexico will repay the united states fully for the cost of the wall, that s something the president himself has said on the campaign trail and in interviews. but republicans on capitol hill are not so sure, including senator john mccain who does not think mexico will pay back the
he s speaking in the way he always does. respectfully, firmly, directly. frankly, i think the world loves that. sean: i think people view part of your wolf role as l vice president, having been a congress member for 12 years, you know a lot of the members of congress to be a liaison between the white house and the congress as it moves forward with legislation. congress raised the debt ceiling $9.7 trillion. there is talk about $1 trillion infrastructure spending bill. i know americans after barack obama accumulated more debt than all the presidents before him. where does the money come from, how do you think congress is going to work with this president, do they believe in his agenda, many did not support him after the campaign.or how is that relationship goinghi and how do you see them working together? vice president pence: iat
people first and america s interests first. he speaking in the way he always does. respectfully, firmly, directly. frankly, i think the world loves that. sean: i think people view part of your wolf role as vice president, having been a congress member for 12 years, you know a lot of the members of congress to be a liaison between the white house and the congress as it moves forward with legislation. congress raised the debt ceiling $9.7 trillion. there is talk about $1 trillion infrastructure spending bill. i know americans after barack obama accumulated more debt than all the presidents before him. where does the money come from, how do you think congress is going to work with this president, do they believe in his agenda, many did not support him after the campaign. how is that relationship going and how do you see them working
the way it was explained to me, it would be everything i think the economy needs to be fixed. i have two questions. in the interim, that time between donald trump was elected and sworn in as president, the republican congress raised the debt over a $9.7 trillion. that scares me as a conservative that wants to live within our means, balanced budgets. you have any concerns about any of those two things? why did that happen? have a real concern about that. the same time he had barack obama s president, republicans in the house were laying out a budget that actually balanced and paid off the debt. something the democrats did not in the process of where you go, you re going to see that we are not going to be able to do that. we actually paid the debt off. what you are able to do when you raise the debt ceiling,