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arresting that growth but we are receding actual discretionary spending by a record amount, nearly $40 biion in actual cuts in spending. that has not ever been accomplished by this body in its history, in the history of the country. the cuts in this bill exceed anything ever passed by the house. it's the largest cut ever by four times. the large of the previous single cut was in 1995 when we cut around $9 billion. with this bill you cut almost $40 billion. now, i don't understand sometimes my friends on the other side of the aisle when they criticize this bill. it's being supported by your president. he says, pass the bill. it's what we agreed upon. it's being supported by senator reid, the leader on the senate side. it's being supported by the speaker of the house and it's being supported by an overwhelming number of members on this side of the aisle and i predict a great number of democrats will likewise support the bill. now on the defense portion of this bill, let me briefly refer to it. the provisions in this bill about the defense budget is exactly like it was when all parties last dec

a continuing resolution that would fund the military throughhe end of the year to the tune of $514 biion. that is sort of turning the debate into a troop funding bill. we had members from both sides talking about how important it was to make sure that the troops that their paychecks come at tetra -- pay check etc. both president obama and john boehner won it to focus on -- wanted to focus on expenditures, spending. both sides, both congressional bases, retreated to the school nurse and made those allied demands. i think that shows that those people who are paying attention are the republican and democratic bases, run and the independents host: we heard arguments about defense, we heard arguments le into the night. how challenging is it to cover all of this? all of this behind-the-scenes netiations? you are hearing and seeing the up front language in the briefings. guest: i heard about one reporter who was lamenting the fact that by the time he walks from his office to his car, the white house had issued a veto threat, eric cantor had responded, and the white house had responded to him re