boyle: mr.hairman, we should be quite clear about what this is really about. this budget represents a republican betrayal of the middle class and i am proud to rise and oppose it. here's what's at stake. my friends on the other side of the aisle want to deliver $4.5 trillion of tax cuts, almost all of which go to the richest 1% of americans. now how do they pay for it? and pay for that $4.5 trillion of tax cuts? at least $880 billion from medicaid and the affordable care act. those cuts for medicaid, by the way, represent the largest cuts to medicaid in american history. 72 million americans get their health care from medicaid and these are seniors, children and those with disabilities. another 20 million americans get their health care from the a.c.a. so combined, we are talking about 92 million americans whose health care is at risk. and why? all to deliver tax cuts to billionaires. but now we have a math problem because even with those largest cuts to medicaid in history, you don't get close

>> congressman boyle, you're on the budget committee. you know, will you and other members of congress demand more transparency and clarity on what doge considers bloat? or, in the words of the house speaker johnson, outrageous abuses. >> you know, i think we have to be careful not to get distracted by shiny objects. so what the elon musk led effort in this white house is attempting to do is to throw out a couple of anecdotes that may or may not have a basis in accuracy, um, to distract from the fact, just this past week, house republicans passed a budget that cuts $880 billion from medicaid, the largest cuts to medicaid in american history. why? also, they can pay for more tax cuts, 83% of which go to the richest 1% of americans. that's really what their agenda is about. so they will try to come up with all sorts of little shiny objects, to try to get people to be distracted from the trillions of dollars that are about to be taken away from programs that people have paid into, and that they need. >> okay. uh, congressman boyle, you ment

joining me now, congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania.s the ranking democrat on the house budget committee and a member of the house ways and means committee. congressman boyle, as always, thank you for coming to the sunday show. so have you had a chance to read the 99 page cr and if so, what are your thoughts? >> well. >> first. >> just to set the stage for this, i want to make. >> it clear that republicans. >> control the house, republicans control the senate, and they, of course, control the white house. if there is a government shutdown, it will be because republicans want one. that's number one. number two, we are already in a government shutdown, or at least a partial government shutdown. that's the case of the consumer financial protection bureau. that's the case at usaid. that's the case for. >> researchers right. >> here in philadelphia who have been relying on nih grants in order to research cancer. all of that has immediately dried up, thanks to the illegal actions of this administration led by elon musk. so my position is exac

i'm very grateful to mayor laurie, to our lord mayor boyle ,michael penny colter. so many people i can't thank you all. i mean it would be i would just individually thank everybody. dermot, our chairman of the cork sister cities very appreciative. so that's my day for you. goodbye. >> thank you, hilda. and before moving on from united irish societies i would like to acknowledge also liam frost, former retired s.f. pd neighbor of mine and literally made a citizen's arrest yesterday and helped save our neighborhood. so thank you for your for all that you've done. and before asking our next speaker i would be remiss without also recognizing mr. dermot philpott. dermot, you and my father were friends and i know mayor leary alluded to 41 years ago the establishment of the cork sister city committee and the many trips that you took and you and then mayor feinstein initiated that committee. so thank you and i love big city small town stories. theresa, your daughter and i went to high school together mercy high school class of 1982. so welcome. >> it's always such a pleasu

data act introduced by my ways and means colleague, representative randy feenstra and representative boyle. this would make a needed update to current law. to promote state-level recruitment of foster care families. thousands of loving parents open their homes every year to offer care and support for children in need. by doing so, they provide shelter for children who would otherwise be forced to stay in case worker offices, hospitals, or hotels. however, many of these same parents for any number of reasons stop serving as foster families after only one year. in short, there is a dire need for more foster families in our communities. much of the foster care system is coordinated at the state level, which means we need to enlist the states in helping expand the number of foster families. under current law, states are required as a condition of receiving funding to have a plan in place to recruit, foster families. but we know based on analysis by the department of health and human services that many states continue to face challenges. this bill would build on existing law by calling on state

. >> hi, my name is abbey and i have a question for congressman boyle. trump and republicans did really good breaking into this man sphere, on the podcast and tiktok and really targeting that young audience on social media. democrats tried but in 2026 and 2028, how do you think the democrats can be better at breaking the nontradition media. >>i'm very partial to anyone named abbey. it's my daughter's name. but it's something i find myself asking. it goes to what i talked about earlier about the rise of these nontraditional or nonmainstream sources of media. i will go basically on any podcast that i'm asked. i'll be true to who i am. i think people can smell a phony a mile away. so you know, my best advice is just be who you are and don't try to be anything that you're not. but i will say in general, if any candidate came to me asking for advice, i would say don't be so risk averse you turn down those opportunities. you might be on a podcast where you say the wrong thing and put it inartfully. i'm answering any question you have here. god knows i've proba

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democratic congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania.anking member of the house budget committee and an avid amtrak rider, if i may add. congressman. >> it is good to see you. >> simone did. >> some of this level setting earlier about medicaid, but. >> i want to pull up. >> the numbers again. >> you got. >> 72.1 million. >> americans enrolled. >> 1 in. >> 5. >> americans covered. >> overall, 80%. >> of. >> children in poverty, 63%. >> of people in nursing homes. >> 29% of. adults with mental illness. okay, so you take that. those are the stakes. >> of the. >> people in this. >> country and then. >> their families around them who rely on the program. >> now. >> let's look at. >> the math, and i'm. >> going to guess you are better. >> at math. >> than the republicans who. >> are putting together. >> these bills. >> because they have available to cut. outside of medicare and medicaid, $581 billion. >> their goal for cuts. >> is $880 billion. >> tell me. >> how that. >> math math. >> without cutting medicaid or medicare? >> well, it's great

you see that next storm system come rolling on in boyle. those colors kind of lighten up again, 3, 4 inches of rain down the urban areas. lot more than that across some of the higher peaks may have to worry about some flooding issues as we get toward next week. temperatures tomorrow going to be cool out there. put up 50's for highs across most of the bay area. scattered light showers out there too. next couple days that things take a little bit unsettled. the showers continuing into thursday, not a whole lot. by friday. we dry things out. looks like a nice start your weekend. lots of sunshine. just some passing clouds and dry conditions. but next week's a whole different story. batten down the hatches winter coming to an end, but then want to let's keep on going. >> we're also changing the clocks. are we this weekend along? not yet. not far away for doing that to good to keep in mind thinks right. coming up >> in sports, the warriors pattered and weary after last night's contest, but never underestimate the adrenaline factor in new york cit

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if you doubt me, myself and congressman boyle, ranking member of the budget committee received a response letter from the cbo yesterday in that letter they said or made clear that almost all of this 880 billion plus of this money in our committee would have to come from medicaid. there's no way around this. yet, republicans falsely claim they're just targeting so-called waste, fraud and abuse. the truth is, the republicans will call anything waste, fraud and abuse just to justify taking people's health care and the reality is that states cannot absorb hundreds of billions in medicaid cuts in whatever form they take. at the end of the day, the states are basically left with three options to address their holes in the budget. one, they cut people off medicaid and two, cut benefits to hospitals-- and medicaid is life or death to americans in our congressional districts, i want to highlight the peern person i brought yesterday or i should say tuesday to the joint address by the president. lauren in my district to join me, and lauren's daughter has care that no other will cover, not he private

without taking healthcare away from the ends of americans and if you delve me, myself and congressman boyle ricky member the budget committee, we see the response letter from the co yesterday, and that letter, they said there almost always 880 billion of his money in our committee would have to come from medicaid and there is no way around get the republicans also claim is just targeting waste fraud and abuse we know the truth is the republicans will call anything waste fraud and it grew and abuse is taking people's healthcare and reality is states cannot absorb hundreds of billions of dollars medicaid cuts in whatever form they take and at the end of the day, basically left with three options to address the whole the budget when they get people off medicaid, and the people's benefits which means they cut payment race to the providers knowing was close hospitals nursing homes and community health centers now the house republicans medicaid because like lyford out to some of the americans and everybody in it one of our congressional district want to highlight present about yesterday on tuesda

because yesterday we spoke with congressman brendan boyle, who's the ranking member, as you know, on the budget committee, and he said that democrats should actually be negotiating with donald trump. we want to play that for you right now. >> sure. >> any sort of agreement on any piece of legislation, i think needs to be made with donald trump, because we do know that speaker johnson has no ability whatsoever to enforce any sort of agreement. we saw that last december, because the reality is. >> we are raising our cups to you, congressman, we're raising our cups. you're the first member of congress. i have heard say that. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah. >> there's no question. mike johnson speakership is one tweet from donald trump away from ending. that's the sad reality. >> so that's the reality congresswoman. so how long. because if this does fail on tuesday or and they try to bring it back on wednesday maybe get on thursday and then friday again, that means the government will shut down because they have failed to do their due diligence. it will be on republicans, in my opinion. what wou

tune in tomorrow to the sunday show when congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania, the ranking democrat on the house budget committee, joins us to discuss republicans plan to fund the government. with less than a week to go before a potential shutdown. that's tomorrow at 6 p.m. eastern on msnbc. don't forget to spring forward and turn your clocks ahead tonight. keep it here. ayman is next. good evening. tonight on ayman. trump's trial by. >> air style of governing is taking a toll on america's allies. and your bottom line. where is this all going? and same question regarding elon musk. his honeymoon phase appears to be over, with reports of a west wing screaming match. plus, we're going to examine trump's decision to talk directly with our adversaries. and it's a bold move that could actually pay off. i'm ayman mohyeldin. >> let's do it. >> after a dizzying whiplashing week involving tariffs, president trump still cannot seem to decide who he wants to punish. and when this all started tuesday, when trump imposed 25% tariffs on all imports from canada and mexico, plus an additional 10% t

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tune in tomorrow to the sunday show when congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania, the ranking democratrepublicans plan to fund the government. with less than a week to go before a potential shutdown. that's tomorrow at 6 shutdown. that's tomorrow at 6 p.m. eastern on msnbc. don't i heard my mom crying. she said that they found sarah's car on the bridge. nobody could find her, and her phone was off. and you have to start working worst case scenarios. did she jump off the bridge? i was just short of hysterical.

tune in tomorrow to the sunday show when congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania, the ranking democratk to go before a potential shutdown. that's tomorrow at 6 p.m. eastern on msnbc. don't forget to spring forward and turn your clocks ahead tonight. keep it here. ayman is next. good evening. tonight on ayman. trump's trial by. >> air style of governing is taking a

tune in tomorrow to the sunday show when congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania, the ranking democrat on the house budget committee, joins us to discuss republicans plan to fund the government. with less than a week to go before a potential shutdown. that's tomorrow at 6 shutdown. that's tomorrow at 6 p.m. eastern on msnbc. don't i heard my mom crying. she said that they found sarah's car on the bridge. nobody could find her, and her phone was off. and you have to start working worst case scenarios. did she jump off the bridge? i was just short of hysterical. keith morrison (voiceover): an entire town banding together to find a beloved teen. this was a huge search. hundreds of people came. a lot of people. we had state police. we had the sheriff's department. we had divers. this is things you see on tv, not things that happen to you. keith morrison (voiceover): and then someone said he spotted her. i looked at her right in the face, just like i'm looking at you right now. that girl's alive. keith morrison (voiceover): but a secret recording would catch one of the town's own, revealing

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. >> hello, my name is joan boyle. >> i'm a grandmother. my grandson lives with me and we walk to sunnyside school every day and home and we rely strongly on our crossing guard ben reed who's at monterey and forester, which is a very busy intersection with a light and people turning right and left and trying to go to work and acting terrible. >> and then further down the street at the school there's a four way stop big backup and we've got tina there to keep us safe and make sure that the parents can come drop off their kids. and the people trying to go to work don't cut around everyone and don't sit and honk and to make the children see the correct way to cross the street and to have them see the children have someone to rely on that they know they can go to if they are afraid or if they need to cross the street. so i beg you to keep ben and tina and the other crossing guards to keep our children safe because their jobs are really, really, really important. >> thank you. thank you. next speaker. >> hello everyone. >> my name is elita fishe