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that youu prove now are the real and genuine and legitimate president of ukraine? i have facts to prove that. passed willt were never be accepted by me. i did not sign them. this means that these laws were not passed into action. proof whichlegal means that i am the legitimate president. if i am alive, as you can see, and if this president has known by the president, he is the legitimate incumbent president. what we saw in the parliament cannot bee of force called an impeachment. accept that. >> they are concerned over this. what kind of role can russia play in this conflict? this? you see ukraine is always been a strategic partner. it is always be a variety of reasons. they have the authority to act. i shall -- i believe that russia and since i know the character of mr. putin, i am surprised why he has and so restrained. why he has cap silent -- so restrained, why he has kept silent. welcome. i'm talking about you. you will share this later. ok. here's my question. introduce yourself, please. first mass media has been reporting that you met with the right sect or

connell: always good to have you, good to see youu dagen: republicans ready to do battle over another debt ceiling fight. this time trying to tie in a repeal on a tax related to obamacare. >> treasury secretary issuing any warning about the debt ceiling saying a delay increasing it could disrupt economic growth. treasury secretary predicted even with some extraordinary measures, the treasury will hit the debt ceiling by the end of this month. jack lew said the administration has less flexibility with it than in previous standoffs because treasury is entering the height of tax filing season, so it needs its cash for tax refunds. while his boss, president said iin the state of the union address last week, he still wants a grand bargain with republicans on the budget. said not this year. >> i am not sure this is the year for a long-term fiscal challenge to be dealt with, i actually believe we made so much progress in the short and medium term. we have time to deal with the longer term. >> he demanded a clean increase in the discipline with no conditions, republicans continue to say they

. >> i want to switch to help youu and your dispute with the cbo on aca and you said it was a matterf time with the job loss but the reduction full-time employees is on choices they would workers would have under the affordable care act. i think a lot of the criticism came from conservative commentators who argue with the notion of giving a disincentive to work, allowing someone to make what could be a good lifestyle choice, take your kids, take care of an aging parent but doing that with the support of taxpayers. i want to just read the quote from clive crook who said as a text or more than happy to finance subsidy guarantees access to decent healthcare for all. unless happy to subsidize your early retirement or improve worklife balance, health care should be a basic entitlement. your lifestyle choices aren't. how do you respond to that criticism that taxpayers are subsidizing lifestyle choices? >> well, you know, i think you should be aiming far beyond the aca. look at k-12 education. i mean, that just takes, k-12 education and anti-child labor laws, i' i may, he gives so many pote

dagen: good to see youu let's hope what you say comes true. be well.ats follow the comments made by vice president joe biden on the condition of one of our airports here in new york, laguardia. dagen: rich edson with more. rich: laguardia could be mistaken for a airport in a thid world country. new york mayor calls the inappropriate in the port authority says the port authority this week proposes 10-year, $27 billion capital plan that creates 126,000 jobs and invest $8 billion in modernizing the region's airports. all this begs a question, where does $800 million in stimulus money go? despite the vice president saint would rebuild, infrastructure, one analyst points out very thee little went to construction projects. >> the best estimate is one eighth that money went to public infrastructure. close to $300 billion went for tax cuts and the remainder went largely to state and local governments to prevent firings of teachers and policemen. very little went for public infrastructure. rich: of the $250 billion, or knee stomach on a 40 by a bus went the bul

the farm bill recently, my is, since youu want to continue to raise our debt ceiling, have you thoughthow much money the nation can accrue debt, just give me an approximate. limits?ld be the deflation liketo in western europe. i share your concerns any raise a good concern. we cannot just keep spending more than we are taking in. that has to change. we have differences as to how we could get there but we all need to get there. gore is a lot of blame to around for both parties. when bill clinton left office, we had a balanced budget and surpluses as far as the eye could see. then we went into tax breaks for the wealthy and two wars not card,or, paid on a credit and all other kinds of programs that came into being. we are now in deficit. i do not think the finger- pointing is a good game. i was trying to say we have already incurred debt and those bills. those bills have to be paid. aat you're talking about is policy change and congress needs to go in that direction. week,y way of thinking, hopefully, in the not-too- distant future, will have a budgetlan to bring our toward balance. we c