lot of debt very quickly. back in the bill clinton years, we started seeing those deficits being paired down and turned into surpluses. this president is confident that these initiatives will lead to economic booms that might have the same effect. we shall see. we re going to peter doocy at the white house with what we can expect in a bit of a different setting tonight, right? yes, neil. socially distanced this evening. we can expect to see president biden trying to appeal to american families who might be watching and might not normally pay attention to what happens here by offering them $1.8 trillion in now taxpayer-funded stuff. so we have a graphic to show you how it breaks down. trillion in investment and $800 billion in tax cuts for american families. $200 billion for universal preschool, $109 billion for two years of free community college and $225 billion for free child care. officials here insist this is only going to get paid for with new taxes on the ultra wealth
an aide that he received an offer from the national guard when we included mr. stenger we discussed the specific issue as to whether the intelligence warranted the truths and the answer was no. it was a collective answer no, and his recommendation to have them on standby and by recollection mr. sund was very satisfied with that. he briefed the following day that he was satisfied and i saw no concern at any time thereafter. were you concerned, the use of the word optics and the appearance of what it would look like is what mr. sund testified was that there is a reluctance to request assistance because of the appearance, was there something what s the appearance that you were concerned about, mr. irving if indeed you were, were you concerned that having the guard present would look like it was too militarized? were you concerned about the criticism of the guard being deployed in washington during writing earlier this summer? just give us some insight into your thinking as y
don t ever doubt it. with your help we will take back the house we will win the senate and then a republican president will make a triumphant return to the white house. and i wonder who that will be. mr. trump leading all the republicans in the cpac it was not a surprise that a former president and leader of the party was the guy that one handedly but what was interesting if we take him out ron desantis, lisa you were one of the folks that moved from new york to florida what makes you make this move is before i guess we have an hour, can i take up the time, the list of grievances alone. but primarily because new york is a communist state right now and you people like governor cuomo and mayor bill de blasio that are using the coronavirus to try to get more power to arbitrarily decide like who gets to exercise their first amendment right so if you are riding in the streets, it blm, antifa, if you want to light buildings on fire, that s totally cool, if you want to go to churc
to get together to talk about our founding fathers and to talk about the bill of rights to kick off this discussion. tell you a little bit about the fact the left, of course, does hate the bill of rights. why? because the bill of rights talks about things that the government can t do. why the bill of rights, why it matters and still today especially today, especially now. i don t have to tell you that we re facing a lot of problems as a country. we have more problems than a math book right now. most of those problems, a disproportionate share of them come from government and they re in need of solutions. we have division, rancor, a clamor of loud voices crying out across the country. those are the doom sayers who are predicting more gloom. those are the skeptics doubting whether we can ever build a better future together. those of the idealists claiming we need to use government to build some kind of leftist utopia and those who are calling out for unity. if there is o
it seems like. if you listen to house speaker nancy pelosi, they re going to start to craft that legislation next week, hope to have it passed by end of the month, definitely passed by middle of march. jobless benefits start to run out, that s the threat the white house referenced so much. wolf, here s the catch. no republicans are on board. they re opposed to this. despite calls for bipartisanship and invitations for republicans to the white house, president biden now appears ready to move on without them. they re just not willing to go as far as i think we have to go. reporter: president biden making clear in the strongest terms yet, he won t wait for republicans to pass his pandemic relief bill. what republicans proposed is to do nothing or not enough. reporter: days after sitting down with senate republicans in the oval office, biden said he won t delay the bill in hopes of getting some of them on board. if i have to choose between getting help now to americans