so with that let me turn to my colleague, gene sperling. i should just say this is a guy that's dedicated to his career toward fostering growth and opportunity for all americans and he will be greatly missed when he returns to his family in los angeles. >> thank you. thank you very much, cecilia. . this is a pro-growth and prothe opportunity budget for the reasons sylvia said. it, one, creates more demand and job growth when we need it. it mablings more room in the domestic discretionary budget for the things that invest in our future and growth and productivity and fairness, and it focuses the reduction in the long-term where it will most important for long-term confidence. it's also pro-growth and pro-opportunity budget because it has very sound evidence-driventi

with that, i turn to gene sperling. he is going to be greatly missed when he returns to los angeles, i would like to say that. >> this is a pro-growth and pro-opportunity budget. it creates more demand in job growth in the outset when we need it, makes more room in the budget for things that invest in the future and growth and product and fairness. and it is a pro-growth budget it because it has sound initiatives that should be alive for consideration by those who want to work together for economic growth. the high school design is one. and one is, as you saw, the president is putting forward another significant expansion in the earned income tax credit. the proposal that you heard discussed that we put out details yesterday on would be the first major expansion of the earned income tax credit for people without dependent children since 1993. it would address so many policy issues people have raised from how to encourage younger people to work, help people with disabilities get back into the workforce and ensure more pe

so with that let me turn to my colleague, gene sperling. should just say this is a guy that's dedicated to his career toward fostering growth and opportunity for all americans and he will be greatly missed when he returns to his family in los angeles. >> thank you. thank you very much, cecilia. this is a program audit that creates more demand and job growth in the outset when we needed it and makes more room in the domestic smashing -- discretionary budget that invests in our future and productivity and fairness and it focuses debt reduction in the long-term where it is most important for long-term confidence. it is also pro-growth and pro-opportunity because it has very sound, evidence driven initiatives that should be alive for consideration by those who want to work together for economic growth. some of the ones that cecilia just mentioned are a high school design but let me mention 3 -- as you saw, the president is putting forward another significant expansion in the earned income tax credit. the proposal that you heard discussed where

director of the office of management and budget, and several top economic advisers, including gene sperling who heads the national economic council, and the council of economic advisers chairman, will review the budget with reporters, coming up at 12:45. tomorrow, administration officials are on capitol hill to talk about the budget before house and senate committees. first up, treasury secretary jack lew will be talking before the senate finance committee, 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span three. the office of management and budget director burwell, who you will see on c-span in a bit, will be before the house budget committee at 2:00 p.m. congressman paul ryan chairing the committee. esther day, he released a republican version of the budget ahead of the president's plan. the 2015 budget will be posted shortly at c-span.org. >> the new website gives you access to an incredible library of political events, is more added each day through nonstop coverage of national politics, history, and nonfiction books. coverage, or daily access more than 200,000 hours of archived c-span video, everything c-s