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." >> brendan boyle is with us that, democratic congressman from philadelphia will be the ranking member on the budget committee in the 118th congress. i want to start with some comments referred in her first hour andmm also with congressman higgins about what you understand republicans plan to do or may plan to do in the area of social security and medicare. >> i just go back to what john thune one of the top senate republican leader said before the election. i go to what kevin mccarthy as well as others have said, and that is that they plan to use the debt ceiling as leverage to essentially hold raising and hostage in order to win cuts to social security and medicare. now, i am amazed a word that blunt and to the credit actually came right out and said what they s intend to do. i think it's pretty clear if that's their position it is hardly a a new position for the republican side. on the democratic side whether it's the president or those of us on the democratic house side, we will stand and fight that every step of the way one what you think has to be done most immediately with socia

joining us democratic congressman brendan boyle of pennsylvania, the ranking democrat on the house budget committee. he joins us live from the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. you're in davos with political and economic leaders from around the world. what's the sense that you're getting from them about how they watch this u.s. debt crisis really start to kick in? >> yeah, thanks, jake. first and foremost the situation or war in ukraine has been the dominant discussion area or theme of this forum, but second to that i would say is not just the debt ceiling, but what is increasingly dysfunction that world leaders or ngos or basically anyone who is here in davos has been commenting on, so many people brought up to me, by the way, the 15 rounds and 4 days it took on the vote for speaker so can't just look at the debt ceiling in isolation. it's just one more issue area in which the u.s. specifically the u.s. congress is looking dysfunctional and sending the wrong message to the rest of the world. >> republicans say they are willing to come to the table to discuss raising the debt ce

host: brendan boyle's next, the congressman of philadelphia will be the ranking member in the budget committee. i want to start with some comments that we heard in the first hour and with congressman higgins about what you understand republicans plan to do or might plan to do in the area of social security and medicare. guest: i just go back to what one of the top senate republican leaders said before the election and what kevin mccarthy as well as others have said and that is that they plan to use the debt ceiling as leverage to essentially hold raising it hostage in order to win cuts to social security and medicare. now, i am amazed that they were that want and to their credit and came right out and said what they intend to do. i think it is clear that that is their position. it is hardly a new position. and on the democratic side, whether it is the president or those on the democratic outside we will stand and fight that. host: what do you think it has to be done for social security and medicare to make them stable? guest: to be clear there is not enough revenue coming into social

. >> i am brendan boyle brendan, not brandon incoming ranking member of the budget committee actually let me bill off what richie just said a focus on one area as part of the adopted rules package last night and that is that q-uppercase-letter does to wind is a democrat in the white house because a republican colleagues suddenly become concerned again about deficit and debt. when there's republican and white as they conveniently forget that topic. but every time they take over as a democrat in the white house suddenly there's this focus on deficit and debt. well, here's the hypocrisy in what they are saying. as part of cut go that the reinstated last night, in the tax cuts that they proposed do not have to be offset. so all those critical investments that chair delauro spoke about critical investments in the american people education jobs creation helping veterans, all of those have to be offset, according to the rules. but another big round of tax cuts like what they did the last time there in the majority, $2 trillion tax cut, 83% of which went to the wealthiest 1%, not one dime of

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[laughter] i'm brandon boyle -- brendan boyle. let me build off what rich just said and focus on one area that's part of the adopted rules package last night. mr. boyle: and that's cut-go. you can always tell when there's a democrat in the white house because the republican colleagues suddenly become concerned again about deficit and debt. when there's a republican in the white house they conveniently forget that topic. but every time they take over and there's a democrat in the white house, suddenly there's this focus on deficit and debt. well, here's the hypocrisy in what they're saying. as part of cut-go that they reinstated last night, any tax cuts that they propose do not have to be offset. so all those critical investments that chair delauro spoke about, critical investments in the american people, education, jobs creation, helping veterans, all of those have to be offset according to their rules. but another big round of tax cuts like what they did the last time they were in the majority, $2 trillion tax cuts, 83% of which w

host: we had brendan boyle on the program last week, the incoming ranking member on the budget committee in the u.s. house, a democrat from pennsylvania. i asked him what he thought republicans plans were for social security and medicare in the upcoming budget debate. [video clip] >> they plan to use the debt ceiling as leverage to hold the rate ceiling as hostage in order to win cuts to social security and medicare. i am amazed they were that blocked and, to their credit, came out and said what they intend to do. i think it is pretty clear that is their position. it is hardly a new position for the republican side. on the democratic side, whether it is the president or the democratic house side, we will stand and fight every step of the way. >> what do you think has to be done for social security and medicare? >> to be clear, there is enough revenue coming into social security to pay 100% of benefits. that is the case until 2035. the middle part of the next decade, we rented to a significant funding shortfall. that will continue because of issues with the aging of the population and the

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congressman brendan boyle warns that could spark a global financial meltdown. debt ceiling. >> ever be something we play around with that. many republicans argue it isn't fiscally smart or sustainable to just keep raising the limit. house speaker kevin mccarthy insists the country needs a better spending plan. when does it in? we've got to change the way we're spending money wastefully in this country. >> republicans control of the house gives them more power in negotiations and they say they'll only agreed to a debt increase if it's linked to cuts in spending. >> i intend to use the debt ceiling to ensure that we get. >> fiscal and structural reforms. congressman chip roy promises he won't back down until the u.s. is on a more financially responsible path. democrats worry that will mean cuts to programs like social security and medicare. but congressman richard neal says he's ready to start negotiating better. have the discussion right now. let's set the table. let's get to the debate. speaker mccarthy says he's already brought up the issue with president bide

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joining me now is ranking member of the house budget committee, democratic congresswoman brendan boyle of pennsylvania. congressman, thank you so much for being here. last, congress you introduced legislation that would actually transfer the debt ceiling authority to the treasury rather than congress. section four of the 14th amendment says that the validity of the public debt of the united states shall not be questioned. so sir, do you believe that there is a constitutional mandate not to lead the debt limit to a congressional vote? >> well first, it is great being on the show simone. you know the reason why i introduced that legislation will be reintroducing it shortly this congress is because this that selling this function which seems to arise every time there's a democratic president in the white house and republicans control the congress. it is not healthy, as does not achieve anything and frankly, it's dangerous. in 2011, we came within days of the actual debt ceiling deadline. just coming that close to not raising the debt ceiling cause the first downgrade in the history of the

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brendan boyle, the same.eiling. because janet yellin has warned house republicans this week that we are up against that ceiling. the debt would have reached its limit by thursday. what does that mean and how likely is it that the two sides can't raise it a bit further? ., two sides can't raise it a bit further?— two sides can't raise it a bit further? ., , , ., �* further? for everybody who didn't en'o the further? for everybody who didn't enjoy the voting _ further? for everybody who didn't enjoy the voting that _ further? for everybody who didn't enjoy the voting that went - further? for everybody who didn't enjoy the voting that went on i further? for everybody who didn't enjoy the voting that went on to l further? for everybody who didn't l enjoy the voting that went on to get kevin marter at mccarthy as a speaker of the house that is nothing compared to what is coming with the debt ceiling. republicans are starting not to raise the debt ceiling and if that happens it will not only tank the us economy but

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host: we had brendan boyle on the program last week, the incoming ranking member on the budget committeen the u.s. house, a democrat from pennsylvania. i asked him what he thought republicans plans were for social security and medicare in the upcoming budget debate. [video clip] >> they plan to use the debt ceiling as leverage to hold the rate ceiling as hostage in order to win cuts to social security and medicare. i am amazed they were that blocked and, to their credit, came out and said what they intend to do. i think it is pretty clear that is their position. it is hardly a new position for the republican side. on the democratic side, whether it is the president or the democratic house side, we will stand and fight every step of the way. >> what do you think has to be done for social security and medicare? >> to be clear, there is enough revenue coming into social security to pay 100% of benefits. that is the case until 2035. the middle part of the next decade, we rented to a significant funding shortfall. that will continue because of issues with the aging of the population and the f