former cbo director douglas holtz-eakin says we're just pushing off our debt problem.akin, $4 trillion spending of the listen, president trump increased defense spending and offset it with cuts, long-needed cuts by the way to some of these overbloated government agencies but you're a purist. you've seen this from the inside and you think it is time we tackle our overall debt here? >> yeah, i mean this is not a complete budget. there aren't any economic assumptions of the we don't see the tax proposals. and most importantly it leaves out entirely the mandatory spending programs, the so-called entitlements. those are the programs that are driving us to trillion dollar deficits over the next eight years or so. if we're going to tackle the debt problem you can't restrict yourself to 30% of spending which is in particular proposal. now, i think when people look at it, they will agree we need to spend more on men and women who are in the armed services. there is no disagreement about that. but they're offsetting with cuts that historically have been hard to achieve. some of

he called for justice eakin to resign because of the pornographic e-mail scandal, and justice eakin wasn'tven charged with any crime in that matter. he showed terrible judgment in what he did. seth called a press conference and demanded his resignation. i just think maybe he should be consistent with his own views. >> but there is not a huge public outcry, i don't think, on this. >> no. >> people that really pay attention to this stuff and have the time at all, they're appalled, and people are making the cases we just did. this tarnishes the justice system. but i don't see people other than what he allegedly did with his mother. that type of thing seems to grab people that are going through this pretty quickly, and it's -- >> being in the public eye and everywhere you go people know you, that everywhere you go now, people are looking at you. and everybody's aware. wouldn't the weight of that make you want to pull back and say, "let me step out and deal with this"? >> i wouldn't be surprised if you start hearing voices, particularly female voices, that start calling for him to resign. i mea

david: douglas holtz-eakin. thank you very much. melissa.elissa: ceo of drugmaker eli lilly along with 16 other ceos sending a letter to congress pushing for a change in the tax code. he sat down with maria bartiromo in a fox business exclusive. >> the system we have last 30 years is producing economy we have, sluggish growth, depression in middle class wages and reduction in manufacturing and increase in the trade deficit. if we want to trade any of those things we need a new tax code and ryan blueprint, brady blueprint put forward by congress is the only plan sitting on the table right now we are for because we think it addresses all those things. melissa: for more on maria's exclusive interview, go to foxbusiness.com. david: everybody wants tax reform now, as soon as possible! melissa: everybody. nearly every single person. david: a presidential feud in the works. former president obama reportedly livid with president trump right now. why the relationship between the two men is crumbling. plus, your own home under government surveillance?

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lanes will also close on eakins oval in front of the on9e inner lanes of the ben franklin parkway willlose between the art museum and 20th street. then on april 24th, the week of the draft, all lanes of the parkway will close between the art museum and 20th. the next day april 25th, side streets near the art museum will close with only local access available. many of those closures will stay in place in still 5:00 in the morning on may first. we have a full list of closures, parking restrictions and detours on our web site at 6abc.com. >>> coming up on "action news" tonight, a police officer comes to the rescue of a woman trapped in a house fire in delaware county. >>> and villanova's lacrosse with a purpose inspired by one of their teammates who is sidelined this season. cecily. >> and, jim, temperatures right now in philadelphia are in the upper 50's but off to the west, we've got 78 degrees in chicago and a piece of that many whatter air heads our way for the start of the weekend. details coming up with the accuweather forecast. >> thank you, melissa. those stories and more when "ac

inaudible conversation [inaudible conversations] >> it is my pleasure my next speaker is douglas holtz-eakin, president of the american action forum. i cannot believe the wisdom he is going to impart to us but he claims he is not. he has held many hats, he has been an academic in other places. from 2003 to 2005, before that, worked on the president's council in the early bush administration. he was director of the chief economists for john mccain's presidential campaign in 2008. maybe we will hear a different perspective, i am sure you will hear once more destination-based cash flow tax is all about. or anything else he wants to talk about. [applause] >> it is always a pleasure. i appreciate the chance to talk about this. time at a disadvantage. i am going to repeat things you heard. i want to talk about the prospects for tax reform, there is a definite consensus, us corporation income tax of chains, status quo is untenable for the foreseeable future, we need to have tax reform, in an unusual situation in 2017. one thing to think about is to get that done. we have relatively limited data on

he is doug holtz-eakin who is president of the american action form. he has been a guest many times at the tax policy center. we are always happy to hear him and hear the wisdom he is going to impart to us although he claims he is not. he has been an academic at syracuse and other places. he was director of the congressional budget office between 2003-2005 and before that worked on the president's council of economic advisors in the early bush administration and was the chief economists for john mccain's presidential campaign in 2008. we will hear maybe a different perspective from doug but i am sure you want to hear once more what the destination base cash flow is all about. go ahead, doug. [applause] >> it is always a pleasure to come to the tax policy center and i appreciate the chance to talk about this. i didn't get a chance to hear everything that proceeded me. i will probably repeat things you heard and i apologize ined advance. i want to talk about the aspects of tax reform including there is a definite consensus that u.s. corporate taxes have

we will finish up today with doug holtz-eakin providing his views on the need and prospects for corporate tax reform. as we go to the program today encouraged the audience to use the hashtag life at urban when commenting on today's event. in addition for those viewing webcasts the want asked ask ques complacent those questions the e-mail to events at urban dot or g. we will have some modern to the mailbox so these questions can be folded into discussion. for people and audience here today there are comments cards under chairs the question to senator wyden. all the other q&a we will pass route a microphone. i think that's it for the housekeeping announcement i have so let me turn to a formal part of the program today and it is our keynote speaker senator ron wyden. senator wyden is a senior center from oregon having served over two decades in the exit soon after distinguished house career. senator wyden is currently the ranking member of the senate finance committee which oversees federal policy, trade policy social security, medicare and medicaid in many other programs. senator wyden is w

right here at eakins oval where spring garden street comes in and the ben franklin parkway up there and it looks very icy especially on some of those local streets. moving over to east falls right on the nicetown tiogaly border this is the roosevelt boulevard extension. my route ik this morning and i did speeds that are about half of what i would normally do coming down the boulevard toward the schuylkill expressway because it is definitely very slushy and slippery. another part of route one here in morrisville bucks county at pennsylvania avenue just off the trenton-morrisville bridge, southbound looks like it's been plowed. northbound doesn't look like it's been plowed in a little bit so if you're lucky enough to get behind one of those plow trains you're going to be better off but if they haven't gone through in awhile there's going to be a coverage. on the bucks county-montgomery county line along 309 by the verizon store as you can see and it looks like we're seeing at least some of the blacktop here. they're also plowing the verizon store parking lot. maybe they'll be opened today

and it is a little chilly out here but i think the runnersre so these runners as you see live look eakinsr our cameras there you go we get some cheers i pretty well in this race. race kicked off runners taking off down the 13.1-mile race. it's love half marathon. it is runners. the route takes run hitting hitter 86 landmarks and scenic sites much this y last year. fewer hills some like it, some don't. >> i really liked the big hill but i think there was a consensus that most people didn't like the big hill so they've gotten rid of i think most of it but i'm still keeping my fingers crossed there's some hill. >> i'm excited about bigger hills. >> lancaster county there's plenty of hills we know we're prepare. >> this -- she's annoush bee. >> my first one. >> trained in hills so i'm excited for nice nat course. >> reporter: another live look here this year' race is spporting several organizations for the generous 25 grand going to the fairmount park conservancy. people here tell us they are running today for all different reasons. some to honor those who can't run. others using this race as

. >> doug eakin has advised presidential candidates and presidents.utting up the two world views colliding. the approach was the point of obamacare. everything would be treek weake. then this grassroots. when liberals hear grassroots, they hear cuts to poor people. >> and freedom and flexibility to the states. that is a republican core principle. he is the only one making that case. >>> investigation nos use russi meddling into the elections. james comey met with the members of eight. members of both parties accusing the director of stonewalling them. we get more from manu raju. >> reporter: good morning. james comey on capitol hill as part of the growing investigation in russia and russian attempts to influence the elections. also the questions that still remain about the alleged contacts that occurred with the trump campaign an soeshssociate people tied to the kremlin. comey met behind closed doors with the top eight leaders in the house and senate who get that highly classified information. two meetings conducted behind closed doors. also at a time

a great save here on cody eakin. the stars, redirected past dell. goalie -- >>> johnny cueto showed up late after helping his ailing father, and there was a question whether he would be ready for the regular season. if today's any indication, it's no question. strikes out todd frasier in the second. a picture-perfect ball to tomlinson. cueto perfect through three, allowed one hit in five innings. he's feeling pretty good. two on for ryder jones, one of the better prospects, and he puts it out on the camelback ranch lawn. and the giants win it, 3-2. >> this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by toyota. warriors seem to have found their groove without kiffevin durant. in some ways it may be good for them. when he comes back, we'll see the ultimate warriors. >>> is it an imminent threat? sources close to homeland security say laptops, ipads and other electronic devices are about to be banned from some u.s.-bound flights. what they told us when we started an asking questions. >>> police are searching for the woman who rammed a family in the par

. >> we want to talk to dug holtz eakin. before we talk let me play a little bit more of sean spicer today talking about this bill and the c bbo. >> you keep a pointing out that the cbo did not take into account phases two or three in their scoring of the first face of this. how were they supposed to take into account something that doesn't yet exist? >> i think there's a question for the house to offer. there are constraints in what they can and can't consider. but if members are going to base their vote off a score they need the understand the comp h comprehensive -- what i'm saying is that the question that keeps being asked is to see all the reports on this about how it's going to impact and not note -- i don't recall too many pojackas that ran last night noting it was one piece, noting that it was prong one of three prongs, so respectfully as we have gone through out here to help people understand, the concept and why it has to happen. in terms of how it gets repealed and replaced the senate side, this is in-house senat

douglas holtz-eakin, eli stokol stokols, syndicated columnist charles krauthammer. doug, you have looked at budgets. what does this one tell you? does it level out? >> it's not a budget. a budget has economic assumptions, tax policy, mandatory spending policy, entitlements. and it has discussions about the annual spending, defense and nondefense. much of it is missing. it's a very narrow look at a tiny part of the budget. >> bret: this is a blueprint. they say they are going to fill in the blanks in may. >> we learned there's more money for defense. i think everyone knew the defense department was badly underfunded but we have readiness problems and we needed to do something. how do you fit it into the big picture? what we saw here is the opening bid on some cuts to nondefense discretionary spending. a lot of these have been tried and they don't go through. i don't think we learned a time what we are going to get out of this administration. if they put a budget out in may, it will be done after congress is finished with it's budget for the year so it will be irrelev

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those opposed to the idea end up thinking that h become a large federal program somewhat eakin to obamacare. that's not what they want them to think obviously and i think the key is they spoke with senator ted cruz. his concerns still stand. but at that meeting today with congressional leaders and president trump, the big issue is how can they work together to move this forward and we're starting to see this happen behind the scenes. health and services secretary, tom price, a very conservative former house member who led their house reform plans while he was in the house is starting to reached out to skeptical conservative, trying to assuage their concerns, trying to make clear that it was, in fact, an endorsement of the republican leadership plan and we also heard from that meeting with house lawmakers and the republicans today as they work forward on this, president trump going to get more involved. i've spoken to senior officials that that's going to happen. soon there will be speeches and public real wheres related to moving this process forward. it's not necessarily just how the publi

as doug eakin writes in the washington post talks about states and how this gives freedom. he was a former cbo director. we expect a cbo score on monday to see about the costs. let me ask you, why is he making argument that states have freedom and flexibility in the bill? republicans in the house, the president, senate, they are not making that argument. >> i think a lot of republicans view this as the mantra. they promised it. i would make this point, guys. which ever party owns the health insurance issue regrets it. health reform is an albatross for which ever party. it is so controversial. republicans own it and they realize how complicated it is. >> when i go through the numbers, i know this is going to change. you look at the aarp messaging. people 50 to 64 years of age will get the age tax under the new republican bill. resonating online. everyone talking about if you are 50 to 64, you will pay more. poor people making $20,000 a year who pay more out of pocket because of the rollback of medicaid expansion. these are trump voters. >> yes. you can't satisfy everyone. th

douglas holtz-eakin was the director of the office under president george w. bush.n action forum, so welcome. good to see you. >> thank you. paul: let's step back a bitth before we get into the details here, and just for a lot of viewers who don't understand what cbo's role is -- and i think they wonder, well, why should budget scorekeepersle determine policy, and why are they so important in this debate? actually, they never ran for election. [laughter] >> the cbo was created to do two things for congress. number one, it issues occasional reports at the request of congress on policy issues -- paul: right. >> -- what are optioning for defense, things like that. and then its core function is to score or calculate the impact on the federal budge of any piece of legislation they're considering. o so what happens to taxes coming in, what happens to the spending going out. paul: right. but they, the congress can ignore those numbers if they want and set their own policy because, after all, they're the people who did put their ideas before the voters. >> yes. absolutely.

cody eakin point-blank, aaron dell would turn him away with a great save for their goalie and 19 savesunately dallas, they would have 20 shots. now that means one of them on one hand, they needed to have that shot redirected by curtis mckensie and the only goal of the night as they will need to lead them by just four points. now last week they were up by nine. i'll tell you what the raider fans, we'll tell you this and what happened in their final regular season game. next on the list their regular season game. now, derek carr is going down as they need to develop a backup quarterback as they think they would have it for e.j. manual you remember back in 2013 the 16th overall pick and their six-foot four and 235 pounder out of florida state. and he'll battle connor cook for their number two spot and with their 17 starts in their nfl with 19 touchdown passes. and they do need somebody to backup derek carr just in case, but meanwhile johnny on the b is looking ready for opening day. now, five innings, giving up just one hit for the giants and one run and they struck out three along the wa

. >> so douglas holtz-eakin, another republican who ran the c cbo after you wrote, the cbo is indispensablebut it doesn't always get it right because it's forced by law to provide assumptions. fantasy in, fantasy out. is he right? >> well, we all know that certain pieces of legislation can't continue unchanged. for example, social security and medicare are going to run out of money in a decade or two. and cbo has to assume that the payments are going to continue. so there are sort of requirements that adhere to rules that the congress has set for it. not, it is made up by itself. so, you know, there is an element of truth in that. but i don't think that undermines the value of what cbo does and has done in this case. >> all right. thank you so much for joining us, robert rishhauer, we appreciate it. >> you're welcome. >> a quick programming note for you, you're going to want to watch cnn, wolf blitzer, and y dana bash for a live town hall with robert reich about this new gop replacement plan, that's tomorrow night, nine o'clo9:00 eastern time. >>> up next, a massive winter storm hammering t

. >> reporter: coral reef ecologist mark eakin is the coordinator for the national oceanic and atmosphericinistration's coral reef watch. he relies on data from scientific satellites operated by noaa, the europeans, and the japanese that measure ocean water temperature. he, along with david wachenfeld, is co-author of a new study published in the journal nature documenting the link between warm waters and dying coral in the great barrier reef. >> what we did here at reef watch was to provide the satellite data that gives the information on the areas where the high temperatures occurred. so, there are charts in there showing where the bleaching was worst and where the temperatures were highest for the longest time and the correlation between that heat stress and where the bleaching occurred was very high. >> reporter: coral reefs are the rainforests of the sea, brimming with mind-boggling diversity that is still not fully explored. >> despite the fact that coral reefs occupy a very small footprint of the overall earth's surface, less than 0.1%, an area about the size of the country of franc

you and the car in front of you and drop your speed but once you get into the city right here pie eakinsparkway, spring garden street you're seeing more blacktop t it's more of a slushy mess here by the art museum and by the way the art museum is closed for the day today because of the wintry weather. mercer county a you believe can accidents. one on 295 northbound by 195 blocking a lane. it's also a broken down vehicle on 195 itself so left lane is out of which asian there. matt. >> thank you, matt. jeff chirico is watching conditions get soggier by the second. he joins us live from the city's west mount airy section. that's right we have been seeing sleet here for a couple hours right now. i woke up just after 2 o'clock this morning, snow was coming down pretty well. we had a couple singes as you can see we have a couple inches of snow right here but around 4 o'clock we started to see a changeover to a sleet and freezing rain mix and that has really reduced the snow accumulation here. it also gave a the plows here on germantown avenue a chance to get ahead of the game, to be able to cl

relationship is stronger than ever rig even so the president and the speaker find themselves in something eakin to a legislative desert. no big accomplishment and none on the horizon any time soon. tax spending and infrastructure are next but the same looms and they sense weakness in this white house appear opposed to mr. trump's agenaaagenda as eve >> the "washington post" reports that jared kushner is goad to lead a s.w.a.t. team. >> husband of daughter ivanka and a very powerful force within the white house will leave corporate america and this trump administration into a new union dealing with inefficiencies in the veteran democracy, changing the veterans administration, for example, charnging the other democracy. what it's telling is he's expanding his role. diminishing the role of this executive branch and congress and quite possibly the white house chief of staff reince priebus who as we all know was brought into the white house to fix things with congress and after the obamacare defeat, well, things don't look so solid on that front. >> thanks, major. >> major, thank you. >>> well, the

good morning to my guest doug holtz-eakin, thanks for taking the time today. >> thanks for having me,iety posts make you quite well rounded answer to many questions. we know markets are up and political pundits their job is to kick the tires whether it's on taxes, regs, health care, all these things, it's the democrats versus republicans, progressives versus the right, nothing is going to get done. it's going to be like it's always been. this stuff is hard and complicated. my answer to that is is this little itty bitty box because, guess what, we need to think outside the box. and i'll tell you what i'm referring to, there's one quality of donald trump, president trump everybody should be aware of, he likes to negotiate. he likes the art of the deal. my contention is they're all missing the most important variable. on all the issues of the day when the left and the right clash, and they will clash once we get off this cartoon russian stuff, he's going to lock these people in a room until they come up with a compromise. people have joked about that. i think they're going to see a chapt

stuart: and dug glass ho holtz-eakin is here.not agree with me, i don't think in this day and age-- you're smiling -- in this day and age, i don't think you can cut domestic spending and actually do it. we've presented this budget with big cuts in various domestic programs, i don't think you can do it in this day and age. what say you? >> i think it's going to be very hard. among the things on the list for cuts are, you know, the corporation for public broadcasting people have taken runs at in the past. and national endowment for the arts, and tried in the past. these are back to bush, and they've identified the fact they aren't working efficiently and don't merit taxpayer money and they're still in the budget. so, it's a, i think, you've rrtly identified, a very difficult tax. stuart: i don't think see how we can ever address the growing deficit if we can't cut spending of some kind dramatically. >> well, inthe big problem here, they took off limits the big money and that's the 70% of spending that's over in the entitlement prog

president of the american action forum douglass eakin.good morning, how are you? steve: doing okay. i was shorkd when i first heard jonathan gruber say that essentially they pulled the wool over everybody's eyes to get this thing pass-to-pass. >> if you think back to that time then president obama had run opposing the mandate and promising not to tax the middle class. now they are doing one or the other no. way around it had to be pretty nontransparent to get it through no. question about it. steve: they were not transparent. however you say with this new republican plan with obamacare they are being transparent. >> it's 120 pages. anyone can read it. there is no real attempt to deceive here. what the republicans have said is we can rely on americans to make good decisions about their healthcare and we can be honest about what we are going asking them to do. that's what the bill is. steve: sure. so you look at it and there are two headlines. one, if you are a budget hawk, you love the fact that over 10 years you're going to save something

doug hultz eakin another conservative who served under president bush come in my class and talk to my education should be challenging and by the way protest is part of education. you learn what you stand for and try to articulate your views. brian: right. just don't pull bike racks -- >> -- i'm not for violence and i think that's a clear line. brian: don't throw bike racks at people and when allen dershowitz can praise ted cruz as my student enjoy having them in my class knowing they are off sit points of view. thank you so much. >> thank you. brian: remember the mino miner confronting hillary clinton for saying she was going to put coal miners out of business. >> how can you say you are going to put coal miners out of jobs and then come in here and tell us how you are going to be our friend? brian: is he about to talk about frump's new e.p.a. order and see what he has to say. this passenger watched a first class passenger gave up his seat for a soldier and then tweeted how he wanted to vomit. now he is getting schooled. ♪ ♪ kevin, meet your father. kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin kevin