Plan, the house republican budget written by paul ryan and out by him that the house is going to pass. and you saw for the first time in four years a democratic budget put out by the head of the democratic budget committee, patti murphy. the democratic plan is $4.6 billion and it s in cuts, cuts to discretionary programs, changes, cuts to entitlements like medicaid and the democrat plan less than a trillion dollars in cuts and a trillion dollars in tax increases. unless they are able to bridge the divide. one thing that is helpful is the fact that are going to be budgets. the senate is probably going to pass the democratic plan, the republicans the house plan and they ll have to get together in conference committee the old fashioned way, which is called regular order and see if they can workout a deal. i ve got to say at this point there doesn t seem to be much of the basis for the deal
But there are things he can do. he can fix those regulations that he refers to as speed bumps in the economy that will give some certainty to the business industry, that if you invest in america, if you take risk, you will be rewarded, you won t be punished. bill: karen, i gave you the first word, kirsten, i give you the last word. look, i certainly do not disagree with the idea that the economy is the main issue. that s what i ve always said the other part of it is no matter how bad the economy is and no matter how unhappy people are with it, it does require some sort of candidate that is an opponent who they believe could do a better job, and so barring that, which at this point there doesn t seem to be an date who has convinced people of it, and i m not saying it with more time that won t happen but at this point t. hasn t happened. bill: we ve talked with you a lot, haven t we, this week, kirsten? yes, a lot! bill: have a good weekend. alisyn: we need to tell you
What can you see? i m at 47th and broadway which is as far as the pedestrians can get on the north side of times square. it s then closed, i can see all the way three blocks down to 44th where i can see at throng of people looking this way. i just walked all around to sort of get a sense of it. times square is entirely empty in between that area, so 7th avenue and broadway is empty for three blocks and appears to be or what we re hearing the reports of the suspicious package at the marriott marquis right outside of broadway. at this point there doesn t seem to be a lot of excitement but loss of movement. they are having this well in hand. mostly curious onlookers, i have heard a few people who need to get to either their hotels. that s why i was here, i was going to my hotel to pick up my bag to leave town and i can t get to it. but mostly it s just people who are looking. a lot of people with videos and cameras taking a look. doesn t seem to be a sense of great panic in the area, bu
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Malik. the white house officials can try their best to back up the president. the bottom line is, there is no proof what the president dashed out on twitter. an extremely serious allegation, about the former president, saying the former president was wiretapping him, had wiretapped him. yeah, and this of course came in a series of tweets early in the morning, 6:00 or 7:00 tweets, making these bombshell allegations, i mean, this would be one of the biggest stories in the last 50, 60 years of american history, if this were true. you would imagine if you were donald trump and you had this evidence as he suggested he did, you would want to hold a press conference. i know mark said it won the be the president who would do that. a man who s so concerned about ratings, this would be a very highly rated press conference, if he were to come out and lay out all the evidence. the fact is, at least at this point there doesn t seem to be any evidence to this, so you