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Transcripts For CSPAN2 Key Capitol Hill Hearings 20150206

he made only about $16,000 last year because it is that children who miss out on critical tax credits that could put more of his money in his pocket. my legislation, david mentioned the working families tax relief act would triple the size for workers without children it would expand access, make permit enhancement of the igc and dtc that will expire in 2017. expanding the child was eitc is in our legislation. it will left more than a half-million people out of poverty and will reduce the poverty for an additional 10 million, help alleviate the poverty for an additional 10 million people. for jason the right now is ineligible for even 1 dollar of dtc, the credit under my plan would mean about $600 for it. so innocent is tax further into poverty because he gets no help from earned income tax credit. we know what this means. we know with the earned income tax credit means, beyond putting money in families pockets. we kno

Transcripts For CSPAN3 Politics Public Policy Today 20150203

is and we aren t addressing it. so you take revenue up and discretionary and mandatory spending are falling as a percent of the economy over the long-term? it is yes. as you know. i think we are finding places on the mandatory side where we are reducing spending and i think i wanted to respond to your earlier point where we are stopping spending, with 4$4 million of reduction in medicare and medicaid and prop insurance and programs. [ overlapping speakers ] and on those entitlement and social security and debt you take it from increasing 105%, to increasing 99% over the next ten years. i mean obviously that is the issue. so discretionary spending goes down, on both sides, they say this is great. it doesn t have more discretionary spending. it has less. it has less. for both defense and nondefense. health care entitlements do go from 105% to 99%. but it is 7.8% of gdp now and rises to 8% and it is scary because it is unsustainable so we re heading toward record high tax re

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Florida's growing human population coincides with increase in wildlife interactions

As Florida’s population expands, state wildlife officials have seen a more than 33% increase in calls for assistance related to wild animals during the past five years, according to a presentation that could go before the Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission this week.

Florida officials discuss increased calls on wildlife