important to secure the country. it s one of the most basic constitutional responsibilities. the military put forward a five year defense plan. it was done over a series of years about the needs which gets back to john s question. we are going along with that five year defense plan. in addition, we re putting additional dollars towards the military construction funds that we have tapped. reporter: couple. could you talk about the baseline budgeting. secondly, this is maybe a little more ambitious, in terms of savings than previous budgets you propose. i want to know why that would be sin you re now dealing with a democratic house. where as in the past it might have been different? it s very in line with previous budgets. we balance in 15 years. our first budget balance in ten. one of the reasons we were unable to balance quicker is because it gets harder every
members. senator elizabeth warren, you have had a few things to say about this, this week. president calls her pocahontas. she said last year they exploded the deficit. and now there is no money left for social security and medicare and let s trash them. we are not falling for it. spending has gone up. sean: when this all started with the paul ryan look-alike or any congressman or senator, having granny in a wheelchair, we see it every election season. throwing granny over the cliff. that is because the republicans said we are only going to increase medicare 7% a year instead of 10%. they called a 7% increase a cut. it was never a cut. it was a reduction in the increase. same thing here. we have what is called baseline budgeting. that means every government department raise the amount of money every single solitary year. we can t afford that. live within your means and cut 5%. washington would do just fine.
manager in chief. he lays it out and tells you what to do. sean: it was watching ao couple of things, and paul ryan said, well we will repeal it within the next year we will replace it. trump said we will repeal and replace, republicans with earmarks coming back, $9.7 trillion in the debt in the next ten years. donald trump is tying about a 10% reduction in spending. eliminating baseline budgeting. and an over bloated bureaucracy workforce. it s such an outpouring of support from across the country and is because of that. compared to other politicians with all due respect. now the trump movement is fully coming to washington, d.c. it s uniting america behind it. things are not good to be the same as they are. we will be playing by differenti rules.
he tells you what to do. sean: it was watching a couple of things, and paul ryan said, well we will repeal it within the next year we will replace it. trump said we will repeal and replace earmarks coming back, $9.7 trillion in the debt in the next ten years. donald trump is tying about a 10% reduction in spending. eliminating baseline budgeting. and an over bloated bureaucracy workforce. it s such an outpouring of support from across the country and is because of that. compared to other politicians with all due respect. now the trump movement is fully coming to washington, d.c. it s uniting america behind it. things are not good to be the same as they are. we will be playing by different rules. sean: anthony, you and i have talked about the economy
parameters that are vital for our country. if you say you ll ring up the debt by 11 or $12 trillion, you re not for that. but that s what some of these plans propose, sean. i m just telling you that s what happens to the debt. go analyze them. i actually believe if you eliminate baseline budgeting carly said that. you cut a penny out of every dollar, on the spending side. i don t think there s any limit to the amount of money that we can grow the economy with energy and becoming the corporate tax haven of the world. i don t even know if anybody can calculate the economic growth benefits of those things. sean, we do dynamic scoring in our plan. we know it s going to cause economic growth. our economic growth estimates would take us just shy of 4%. but you can t have a tax cut plan that takes you to 10 or $11 trillion more in the hole. so don t misunderstand what i m saying to you. i will tell you this next fall when these plans get carefuled