chris cuomo from the chris cuomo power hour over there on cnn.i didn't realize about that guy? he's a big guy. >> jon: yeah, he works out. >> stephen: he's jacked. >> jon: he lifts weights. >> stephen: yeah, he lifts weights. yeah, i saw on instagram, he posted a picture of himself shirtless super flexing. >> jon: oh my goodness. >> stephen: exactly not a hair in sight. >> jon: what's wrong? >> stephen: nothing wrong. he's just like an eel from the neck down. i don't know whether he waxes or shaves. i will ask. that will be the first question tonight. those are the questions he's not willing to ask on his show that we have the courage to ask here at "the late show." >> jon: that's right. >> stephen: sir, at long last, do you wax? >> jon: good question. >> stephen: yeah, also, even more exciting -- even more exciting -- jon, you know that global super group b.t.s. >> jon: yeah, boy band. >> stephen: boy band, exactly. you know, i would love to have them on the show some time. >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: specifically i would like to have them on wedn

for chris cuomo that person is a 13-year-old poet named mattie stepanek. e was for our country and his words have stayed with chris to this day. >> if we choose to make peace a reality and spread it throughout the world, and get involved we will have peace. ♪ >> never met anybody like mattie joseph thaddeus stepanek. we were reeling after 9/11, we were desperate for wisdom and then there was this kid, a kid in a wheelchair with a rare disease, a disease that claimed his three older siblings, and he is deep and he is dying. and he caught fire with a message that we all needed. i was at abc news at the time and we couldn't get enough mattie. >> where does all this wisdom come from, mattie, you're an 11-year-old kid. >> from inside of me. it's my heart song. thank you all for coming tonight. >> he poured his heart songs as he called them into five books of poetry and peace essays, selling millions of copies. his uplifting spirit attracted a worldwide following including fellow poet and president jimmy carter. he joined us on the set at abc for a chance to meet

could offer our world a wish, it would be a spirit of peace so that we can be together. >> and chris cuomowe get to go back to those things when the news moves on. what did revisiting mattie's legacy mean to you? >> you are totally right. and very often these opportunities kind of remind us of what it was then and how things have changed. my situation was different, because i never forgot this kid. i have never been affected by anybody in this business, in my life as i was by mattie joseph thaddeus stepanek and his mom jeni. so we had stayed in touch. and to go back and remember 15 years, it's so sad because i still miss him on a regular basis. >> wow. and you got to -- i mean, your heart just goes out to the families, all the families who are involved. and really, i mean watching that, it takes you back really to a time which was just a terrible time for our country. >> we learned through that kid that we have to be our best during the worst of circumstances. and if a kid who knew he had a death sentence could be optimistic about what life is about, you know, that expression out of the mo

all right i'm chris cuomo welcome to "prime time." subpoena friday. for the tax returns has come. the democrats expect compliance from the president this time? what should be different. we'll ask a member of the committee that issued today's summons. and breaking news the president recently trired to get mueller star witness to say trump never obstructed justice. did you hear how don mcgahn responded? you will. and the

. >> i'm chris cuomo.me." subpoena friday. the next phase in the fight for tax returns has cometh. what should be any different? we'll ask a member of the committee that issued today's summonses. and the president tried to get mueller's star witness to say trump never obstructed justice. did you hear how don mcgahn responded? you will. and the implications here tonight. plus, after all the cries of no collusion, why would team trump openly solicit help from russia's neighbor for the next election? we have the reporter who broke the astounding story you are going to be hearing about for a long time. it starts tonight. and we honor a fallen hero on what would have been his last day as a senior at the stem school ico

chris cuomo found out when he first met mattie stepanek. back in 2001.ut his powerful insights, his heartsongs, as he called them, struck a chord with millions of people. >> if we choose to make peace a reality and spread it throughout the world and get involved, we will have peace. >> reporter: never met anybody like mattie joseph thaddeus stepanek. we were reeling after 9/11. we were desperate for wisdom. and then there was this kid. a kid in a wheelchair with a rare disease, a disease that claimed his three older siblings. and he is deep and he is dying and he caught fire with a message that we all needed. i was at abc news at the time, and we couldn't get enough mattie. >> where does all this wisdom come, from mattie? you're an 11-year-old kid. >> from inside of me. it's my heartsong. >> thank you all for coming tonight. >> reporter: mattie poured his heartsongs, as he called them, into five books of poetry and peace essays, selling millions of copies. his uplifting spirit attracted a worldwide following, including fellow poet and president jimmy car

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." this president is determined to oppose. he has his attorney general saying no to giving congress the full mueller report and now secretary of the treasury saying no on the president's tax return to congress. rule of law matters but how do you enforce? what does the saw say about any of this? we'll bring it into cuomo's court. and now we need to add mueller to the list. the president no longer wants the man that totally exonerated him to tell all. what is he afraid of? and will his ag hide mueller too? we have a member of the house judiciary committee here. what are they going to do come wednesday. one of the strictest abortion laws in the nation is about to go into effect. many see this as being about politics, i don't. i see it as about rights and the biggest push to take them away in a generation. so what do you say? let's get after it. all right. the president's treasury secretary says he isn't giving over six years of the president's tax returns because bill barr told him not to. what will this do for the contempt vote

what do you bench, chris cuomo?could do more push-ups. >> i bet you could too. >> lets get after it. let's come on. >> 15, 16, 17, 18. >> it could have gone either way to be honest. it could have gone either way. let's bring in d. lemon, and before you -- >> 98, 99. >> before you speak. >> 100. >> what's the matter? you allergic to the ground? you only got to go halfway? >> i was just getting ready for the show, sorry about that. >> you allergic to the ground? >> sorry about that, i was just doing my preshow warmup there. >> how are your pants? >> i actually ripped them. >> yep, that's what i heard. and no, don't show me. >> i was like wait, did i just rip my pants? >> that's what you get for buying those off brand suits. >> i'm not even going to say anything. you've got to stick with me. >> you know that ain't true. >> how did i do last night? >> i thought you did well. i thought you did well. i'm not going to tell stephen colbert -- i won't say on this program what you said about stephen. >> what did you say? >> y

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we'll bring in chris cuomo. chris, you're covering the story on your show as well. >> yeah.ht. i think that not having the border money -- why do i say that? we had on the democrat senator who is the democrat whip, the minority. and he said i think i'm going to get something done on the border. you have been chasing that issue. we have been chasing that issue. he said this relief bill, we can put it on that. i said, this relief bill, do you really want to put it on the relief bill? no, i think it's a good idea. he says i don't like it. i just got reporting from men and women on the ground with knowledge of the information. right now, they are holding a dhs with cbp, custom border patrol, more kids 0 to 12 than they ever had before. the kid that just died with the flu, this is when it happens. they are in a panic. they've been desperately trying to get hhs to pick up the kids. this is how kids die. kids are going to die. it's not a dire thing, we don't want that to happen. they're coming to me in a panic. chip roy wasn't wrong to say they should have done something about the

and i'm chris cuomo and welcome to prime time.ive temper tantrum by the president. and the minority whip is here to tell what happened and why he gave an ultimatum to stop investigating him or give up working with him. but maybe it is this president who better make a choice to work with the congress on these investigations or else it looks like he'll be forced to do the same by the courts. a second federal judge upholds subpoenas for the president's finances. we're

i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program. markets in asia fell on thursday after a top chinese diplomat accused washington of quote naked economic terrorism investors have been growing increasingly nervous after trade tensions between the world's 2 leading economies economic powers escalated last month and in a new twist of the dispute china is now threatening to stop the ifs export of rare earths to the united states and that would be a big problem smartphones laptop aircraft engines and missiles rare earths are vital to make many key products and rare earths are a group of 17 elements let's take a look at those syrian is used in. catalytic converters in cars baskets i used in the nuclear industry knew dimmy m is used to make magnets and lanthanum is used in camera lenses they are not as rare as the name rare earths might suggest but can be hard to mine and damaging to the environment not china supplies nearly 3 quarters of the world's rare earths 120000 metric tons that is other big producers include australia with 20000 to

the news continues with chris cuomo and "cuomo prime time." >>> i am chris cuomo. live from washington, d.c. and welcome to "prime time." attorney general bill barr did not back down an inch before the senate committee today and that made strengths and weaknesses of his case and cause very clear. democrat on the senate panel who did get to cross examine the attorney general today, he's going to tell us what comes next now. and what comes next in the house now that mr. barr says he won't show tomorrow. >>> also, big question from today. how can the attorney general rationalize clearing the president on crimes that are driven by intent without knowing what the president's intent was? that's the big question for "cuomo's court." we'll take it on. let's get after it. >>> so the latest is that chairman nadler in the house says that the a.g. is trying to blackmail his committee by not showing tomorrow and he's threatening to hold mr. barr in contempt unless the full, unredacted mueller report is handed over. now the question is, should they subpoena mr. barr? why did the

i am chris cuomo and welcome to primetime. if the president wants the investigations to enld, why is he starting one? and what is the move for the democrats now? we have a house judiciary member here tonight that will be a key figure in the political battle to come and a freshman gop congressman single handedly held up a $19 billion disaster relief bill. but did he make the right move? let's have a great debate about that? because i have new information for you about how many little kids are being held in jail cells by cbp on the border longer than they should and the people on the ground are worried about the worst. they are begging our members of congress and hhs to help with these kids and nobody is doing anything. why? and we're going to send tonight with an argument about the biggest threat to our fighting men and women today. on this memorial day weekend there's a call to arms that all of us must answer. please remember the fallen and let's get after it. >> the president says he is not looking for revenge. >> it's not pa

meanwhile, beto o'rourke trying to build much needed momentum, laying out his immigration plan to chris cuomo. >> these families do not belong in detention. they pose no risk to this country, and in fact, if we implement something we call for in our plan, the family case management program for a fraction of the cost, and at no risk to our communities, we can guarantee that these families show up to their court dates, meet their appointments with i.c.e. officials and follow our laws. >> elizabeth warren also staying focussed on policy. she released a new calculator on her campaign web site which shows how much child care and early education could cost under her plan, paid for by a wealth tax. one candidate not heading to california is the front runner, joe biden, remains low key, has an event saturday night in ohio. >>> all right, as a trade war with china escalates, american companies are looking at how tariffs will affect their business. i had the chance to sit down with the disney ceo bob iger. this is the week of its biggest expansion in theme parks ever. there is the millennium falcon, i

i want to hand it over to chris for ""cuomo prime time"." >> a serious show but i have to do it. name the movie. it puts the lotion in the basket. >> come on. "silence of the lambs." >> there it is. my man. anderson, thank you very much. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time". speaker pelosi accuses this attorney general of perjury. the head of the house judiciary threatens to hold him in con tell. contempt. will the democrats follow through on their threats? if so, how? or are they going to be like the empty chair a.g. bill barr was supposed to sit in today at the hearing? we will ask a prominent senator calling for barr's resignation, presidential candidate amy klobuchar. new threats from the president as well that former white house lawyer don mcgahn cannot testify before congress. the question is can the president stop him? we will take it up in cuomo's court. a closing argument tonight that's the most important one i have ever made to you. what do you say? let's get after it. ♪ >> now, look, speaker pelosi has been shy on impeaching the president but she came strong at the

we want to hand it over to the colbert cuddler chris cuomo. >> heavy charge. welcome to primetime. this president told vladimir putin today that the mueller probe was a hoax and then joked with the media about how putin disrespected the probe. he also refused to address any future interference with the man that is still actively trying to interfere with our democracy. and he decided to accept putin's claim that he wants nothing to do with venezuela despite the secretary of state saying the opposite just days ago. how is any of that okay? we have a foreign affairs committee member that may breathe some fire tonight. the democrat is also on the committee that is set monday as the new deadline for the full mueller report. what happens to the ag if it doesn't happen? and let's get after it is supposed to be our thing but now it's just becoming a thing. >> chris cuomo, let's get after it. >> how did that happen? the story behind the whackiest appearance of my life. only in america kids. let's get after it. >> the president of the united states was asked if he confronted the man who was

all right i'm chris cuomo welcome to "prime time." subpoena friday. the next phase in the fight for the tax returns has come. the democrats expect compliance from the president this time? what should be different. we'll ask a member of the committee that issued today's summons. and breaking news the president recently trired to get mueller star witness to say trump never obstructed justice. did you hear how don mcgahn responded? you will. and the implications tonight. why would team trump openly solicit help from russia's neighbor for the next election? we have the reporter who broke the astounding story. you will be hearing about this for a long time. it starts tonight. and we honor fallen hero. on what would have been his last day as a senior at the stem school in colorado. kendrick castillo's parents are heartbroken. they are in pain. they want you to hear their story tonight. and what they think matters should resonate with us. it's friday. there's a will the to talk about. let's get after it. >>> next friday at 5:00 p.m. eastern. what's that? whe

i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." this president is determined to oppose. general saying no to giving congress the full mueller report and now secretary of the treasury saying no on the president's tax return to congress. rule of law matters but how do you enforce? what does the saw say about any of this? we'll bring it into cuomo's court. and now we need to add mueller to the list. the president no longer wants

i want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >>> thank you, anderson.king news, the best answer yet to why the president is hiding his taxes. when you see the years and the tears from investors in his gambits and maybe even a potential scam, it's hard to see how our president can brag about his business acumen. we have one of the reporters who broke the story. and we also have one of the oversight hawks in the house who's been fighting for the most recent taxes. where will democrats take the battle next? and senator mitch mcconnell has struck again. the master of disaster when it comes to trying to shut the door on democrats now says the probe is case closed. before we even hear from mueller? democratic leader schumer accuses him of aiding and abetting the russians. we'll debate. it's another big night. what do you say? let's get after it. all right. so the p

let's hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> thank you, anderson.ommittee voted to hold the president's attorney general in contempt. guess what? that's not even the biggest news tonight. the republican-controlled senate intel committee has subpoenaed the president's son. someone tell leader mitch mcconnell even members of his own party in the senate know the russia case is not closed. major players are here tonight to get after all of it. a congressman who voted to hold barr accountable, he's going to talk about how democrats plan to get what they want. >>> also, fo

let's hand to over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> thank you, anderson. house judiciary committee voted to hold the president's attorney general in contempt. guess what? that's not even the biggest news tonight. the republican-controlled senate intel committee has subpoenaed the president's son. someone tell leader mitch mcconnell even members of his own party in the senate know the russia case is not closed. jo

who seems to be acting as his personal counsel -- >> that's what chris cuomo thinks. an a.g. who says, i was just appointed by this guy who likes to trash people. you walk out saying, the president didn't get embarrassed here. obviously the president has tweeted saying, i was pretty happy with this. second question, how many headlines did barr give them beyond saying what i told you in the letters i gave you is what i believe? i don't think he created headlines. you may not like it but i think if you're barr you're going out saying this wasn't going to be good, i walked out okay. >> your second point is it's good to know what happened to russia. >> what happened to russia? remember, this is a little boring. he's not only the attorney general of the department of justice, he oversees the fbi. the initial charge to director mueller, special counsel mueller, look into russian interference in the american election. you would think the oversight committee might say, can you offer us some perspectives going into 2020 about what the american people, they didn't even talk abo

the news continues with chris cuomo and "cuomo prime time." >>> i am chris cuomo.ngton, d.c. and welcome to "prime time." attorney general bill barr did not back down an inch before the senate committee today and that made strengths and weaknesses of his case and cause very clear. democrat on the senate panel who did get to cross examine the attorney general today, he's going to tell us what comes next now. and what comes next in the house

. >> i've seen that expression on chris cuomo's face before.en you, a, lie to his face or drink all of his protein shakes. not that i have done that. it's all blitzer. i replace them. no surprise rudy giuliani didn't get that bologna past chris. it remains to be seen what if any meat he'll be slinging in president trump's 2020 campaign. he will surely now remain high atop the menu on the ridiculist. i want to hand it over to chris. >> it's not cheddar. i would have been provalone. if it was rudy. well-done as always, my friend. you can have whatever protein shake you want. i am chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. republican sabotage is afoot in the house. we have a member of congress holding up the disaster bill. he wants to tell us why he is doing the right thing in his opinion and we will test the case. on the democratic side, what's the bigger risk to joe biden?

i am chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. don jr. cut a deal with gop senators. he's going to testify but basically on his own terms. we have the condition and the most revealing aspect which is what he had to say to the senators that helped him. guess who is here tonight? alyssa milano. what's the deal with the sex strike? laws all over this country challenging a woman's right to her own body. she lays out potentially desperate times and desperate measures. and your screens aren't showing you the border much anymore are they? but things are worse, not better. look at this. kids sleeping outside, dirts and rocks. they're in u.s. custody at the border. we have exclusive photos that demand explanation b. are you with me? let's get after it. heartbeat bills and more extreme measures popping up restricting abortions often before women even know they're pregnant. today alabama's senate began considering a bill that would effectively ban abortion entirely but what matters is the process. take a look at who is doing this and how. >> when the woman is known to be pregnan

let's hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." >>> the house judiciary committee voted to hold the president's attorney general in contempt. guess what? that's not even the biggest news tonight. the republican-controlled senate intel committee has subpoenaed the president's son. someone tell leader mitch mcconnell even members of his own party in the senate know the russia case is not closed. major players are here tonight to get after all of it. a congressman who voted to hold barr accountable, he's going to talk about how democrats plan to get what they want. >>> also, a former attorney general is here to debate the president's blockade of oversight. will executive privilege over the mueller report hold up in the courts? >>> and another young hero gives his life trying to save his classmates. the parents who just laid their hero son to rest after he too sacrificed his life for his classmates just last week are here in search of answers. what do you say? let's get after it. >>> consti

let's go to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> thank you, anderson.rime time." mueller was seen and heard and now more democrats are wanting action against the president. mr. mueller said what he wrote. he was not allowed to charge the president and he would have cleared the president if the facts allowed but they didn't. so what is the way forward for democrats and when will they decide? we have a top dem, senator richard blumenthal is there and he's going to give us some insight on that. >>> and wondering what the president was thinking as mr. mueller was speaking and what it meant to him? me too. and we

i want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >>> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo, and welcome to "prime time." breaking news, the best answer yet to why the president is hiding his taxes. when you see the years and the tears from investors in his gambits and maybe even a potential scam, it's hard to see how our president can brag about his business acumen. we have one of the reporters who broke the story. and we also have one of the oversight hawks in the house who's been fighting for the most recent taxes. where will democrats take the battle next? and senator mitch mcconnell has struck again. the master of disaster when it comes to trying to shut the door on democrats now says the probe is case closed. before we even hear from mueller? democratic leader schumer accuses him of aiding and abetting the russians. we'll debate. it's another big night. what do you say? let's get after it. all right. so the president has given a new meaning to being a 1 percenter. his losses accounted for 1% of all losses in the country for one year according to newly

let's go to chris for "cuomo prime time." chris? >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." mueller was seen and heard and now more democrats are wanting action against the president. mr. mueller said what he wrote. he was not allowed to charge the president and he would have cleared the president if the facts allowed but they didn't. so what is the way forward for democrats and when will they decide? we have a top dem, senator richard blumenthal is there and he's going to give us some insight on that. >>> and wondering what the president was thinking as mr. mueller was speaking and what it meant to him? me too. and we have someone who was in the room with the president right after mr. mueller's remarks, his longtime friend chris ruddy, the head of newsmax. he was with the president and now he's with us tonight. >>> and for all the talk about what mueller couldn't do and wasn't allowed to do and what he didn't do but what he thought he might do, he had one clear statement of concern about the integrity of our democracy and it's b

i want to hand it over to chris for cuomo primetime. >> i am chris cuomo and welcome to primetime.ain on our watch. did the democrats just get a clean light from mr. mueller himself to take up obstruction for themselves? the words from the washington post and the new york times excerpted from a letter that mr. mueller wrote to the attorney general that his memo to congress did not capture the context, nature, and substance of the work done by mr. mueller and his team, especially with regard to obstruction. now that shows us that that is not exactly what the man that made the reports felt about his own findings. what does this disagreement mean? we have to get into it deeper? we have one of the reporters

i want to hand it over to chris for cuomo primetime. >> i am chris cuomo and welcome to primetime. big news again on our watch. did the democrats just get a clean light from mr. mueller himself to take up obstruction for themselves? the words from the washington post and the new york times excerpted from a letter that mr. mueller wrote to the attorney general that his memo to congress did not capture the context, nature, and substance of the work done by mr. mueller and his team, especially with regard to obstruction. now that shows us that that is not exactly what the man that made the reports felt about his own findings. what does this disagreement mean? we have to get into it deeper? we have one of the reporters that broke the story and we have experts to give us an understanding of the context but the words are going to matter. now mr. barr is going to have to answer for the nature of the relationship with mr. mueller. why weren't these misgivings back in march reported when he came forward now? why not? what does it mean? how much will the a.g. say? how much will the a.g. have

i want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo primetime." >> well done. we'll pay tribute to him tonight as well. he deserves it. he will be missed but he will be remembered as well. what a legacy. thank you, my friend. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "primetime." don junior cut a deal with gop senators. he's going to testify but basically on his own terms. we have the condition and the most revealing aspect which is what he had to say to the senators that helped him. guess who is here tonight. alyssa milano. what's the deal with the sex strike? laws all over this country challenging a woman's right to her own body. she lays out potentially desperate times and desperate measures. and your screens aren't showing you the border much anymore, are they? but things are worse, not better. look at this. kids sleeping outside, dirt and rocks. they're in u.s. custody at the border. we have exclusive photos that demand explanation. but more importantly, they demand action. what do you say. are you with me? let's get after it. >>> heartbeat bills and more extreme measu

and i'm chris cuomo and welcome to prime time. senator durbin had a front-row seat to what nancy pelosi called an executive temper tantrum by the president. and the minority whip is here to tell what happened and why he gave an ultimatum to stop investigating him or give up working with him. but maybe it is this president who better make a choice to work with the congress on these investigations or else it looks like he'll be forced to do the same by the courts. a second federal judge upholds subpoenas for the president's finances. we're going to bring in a republican member of the financial services committee with what this means to him. >>> and the president said he doesn't do cover-ups. one question. why does he keep covering things up then. the path forward now seems to go through one man and we'll argue who he is and why we must hear from him now. what do you say? let's get after it. >>> we believe that the president of the united states is engaged in a cover-up. >> instead of walking in happily into a meeting, i walk into lo

i want to hand it over to chris for ""cuomo prime time"." >> a serious show but i have to do it.> come on. "silence of the lambs." >> there it is. my man. anderson, thank you very much. i'm chris cuomo. welcome to prime time. speaker pelosi accuses this attorney general of perjury. the head of the house judiciary threatens to hold him in con tell. will the democrats follow through on their threats? if so, how? or are they going to be like the empty chair a.g. bill barr was supposed to sit in today at the hearing? we will ask a prominent senator calling for barr's resignation, presal

i am chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. don jr. cut a deal with gop senators.asically on his own terms. we have the condition and the most revealing aspect which is what he had to say to the senators that helped him. guess who is here tonight? alyssa milano. what's the deal with the sex strike? laws all over this country challenging a woman's right to her own body. she

i am chris cuomo and welcome to primetime.nts the investigations to enld, why is he starting one? and what is the move for the democrats now? we have a house judiciary member here tonight that will be a key figure in the political battle to come and a freshman gop congressman single handedly held up a $19 billion disaster relief bill. but did he make the right move? let's have a great debate about that? because i have new information for you about how many little kids are being held in jail cells by cbp

. >> already knocking chris cuomo. a political question from steven. your favorite moment from this year in politics, jesse? >> no collusion, no objection. -- obstruction. i have said that to people on the street with a little fist pump. >> how many times have you been beaten up? >> i have a black eye. >> juan? >> i can't think of one at the moment. i was listening to jesse and thinking what an awesome moment that was. i was upset that bill barr decided to interpret for everyone. when the ref cheats i hate it. i am thinking back. there are moments. to people to be remembered like richard luger. that's old school politics. >> when you forced the shutdown? that must have been a good time. >> felt like a couple of months ago. >> i think that was your guy. >> no. >> kennedy, any favorite moments? >> when nancy pelosi assumed the speakership again. it's an on-going sequence of her glitching on camera. but congress would not be able to spend too much money. >> true. they cancel each other out. the libertarian part, they can't work. dana? >> something with a