tomorrow. i love sean.w. luck with that. we ll be watching. believe me, they ve got a lot of pull. all right. go get them. sean,, thanks a lot. great show.y all right. as sean gave away. i am.ng and brian kilmeade. i i am indeed brian to meet in for laura ingraham, specialal edition of the ingraham angle comes your way right now. a lot going. will she or won t she? that is the question as it relates to potential taiwan, the taiwan trip by speaker pelosi nowal at this hour, allal signs point to the speaker making the visit. that would happen in just a matter of a few hours or about 12 hours behind us .yo and if anythingu happens, we ll tell you right away. go now, according to the ahead of us , i should say, according too the wall street journal, itt isn t a matter of whether she goes to taiwan, but rather whether rather she spendsen the night in taipei or not. the chineseds have issued threat throughout the speaker s deliberations. as you probably know, saying yesterday tha
While they are saying they are cutting back, they re just cutting back to growth. it basically is going back to last year s spending plan. a number of things republicans cannot. they got some work requirements added for some different programs, some limited permitsing for energy projects, one in west virginia. overall what this does is put the fight off for another two years. republicans want actual cuts. this was the negotiated deal, the president wants to settle the politics of it, but in reality, it will be there if republicans hadn t passed the bill in the first place. jesse: thank you, brett. we will see you next week. let s turn to victor davis hansen, the hoover institute senior fellow. you heard bret baier say it. there is no actual cuts here.
Weaponizes the irs with billions of dollars . and he also put a minimum corporate tax of 15% and the money is staggering. joining us right now, victorr davis hanson, hoover institute senior fellow. victor, is hen right? there s no new taxes in this. no, he s wrong. you re right. there s new taxes. there s new regulations. there s an expense. spend , expansion of government. somehow we re som in a rock anda hard place. we re in classical stagflation. we have nine one nine point one percent annual inflation and we have twola quarters of negative growth. and you ve got to pickld your poison. brian , ronald reagan brokeroket and he was very unpopular in eighty one in eighty two . very courageous. broke inflation. so t the interest rates to break inflation have got to go up. spending has to go down. and you ve got to deregulate and encourage the economy. but when you do that,no and interest rates go up, weet could get two, three , four, five , six quarters of negative