the problem is we haven t done anything fundamentally to change the trajectory in spending in washington we need a balanced spending or limit. somehow to curb spending when we re dealing with discretionary spending and come up with things like sequestration or graham-rudman-hollings, they don t work and changing the trajectory of our debt. that s going to have to change. so if we don t do that, if we re not addressing the fundamental changes and the way we spend taxpayers money i don t know how we proceed in a way that doesn t create problems for us with regard to our debt ceiling. bill: time for one more question and circle back one more type to the classified documents of the you re on the intel committee. what are you hearing is actually in some of the documents found? if you aren t hearing anything, are you requesting that information and asking for a briefing? well, mike turner is the chairman of the committee so he s read in, but unfortunately
of handmaids tail. what do you make of a little referring to children as a commodity, part of the u.s. supply chain? first of all, it s outrageous, that s the first thing, but again it s a demonstration of how why elections are so important, secondly it s a demonstration once again going back to republicans and how extreme and how radical they are when you read what he is right and you think you are in the dark ages. and so, i need to say that the house abortion access into law. this has become a very political struggle, we saw it coming, and we re gonna fight to make sure that there is access to reproductive health including abortions. and right now, then you can read part of what he s read in, the extremism shows that most republican support the
before 9/11, i could have the big ceremony on 9/11 how we got out of afghanistan. now look here we are on the eve of 9/11 what a weird 20 year anniversary we ll have. joey jones says we re less safe than we were 20 years ago. i understand the threat that we bat away every single day in this country. having been a tech, read in, top secret clearance, seeing threats wee thwarted over the last 20 years i understand exactly the threat is, how hard we work for security and intelligence gathered for that. rachel: and? and see dod saying hopefully we ll work with the taliban and that would stop them from do you expect to see something here? i don t think we re any safer today than we were yesterday.