several times under president bush it was proposed by president bush to raise it there was some grumbling from the democrats then it was raised this is just the same game in reverse i think the republicans have decided this is their chance and they're going to go and posture to the american people that they're going to say two things one you're suffering economically which lord knows they are and the culprit here is the government so let's beat up on the government in general and the current government mr obama in particular and second vote for us because at least we won't let the government raise your taxes this is a play on people suffering an economic upset focusing their anger on the government and it's working and i think the republicans think this is their way into the white house because by contrast president obama's answer is well we won't cut social security medicare and medicaid as badly as those republicans and that doesn't sound that in the same way doesn't grab you as much as the republicans and having no candidate at this point they're kind of desperate and they're doing wha

. >> bret: there has been considerable grumbling from republicans about speaker boehner spending so much time on a grand deal. that the president spent too much time with a president that was unlikely to give him what he wanted. did he spend too much time on the front end? >> because the speaker was willing to work with the president? >> bret: i'm talking about what house members in your caucus has been saying. >> i think there is grumbling around the country because of the joblessness. there is grumbling and we hear them and we want them to speak louder because we want help to change washington. we have a big direction where we are changing so it far and we need more help to go the other direction. this clearly shows why. because obama is still president. and he still wants tax increases, and he still wants to spend more. the speaker tried to lay out a framework that stuck to our principles, but would create jobs with new tax reform and would also lower the spending in washington. >> bret: this is what the "wall street journal" editorial page said saturday about house republicans. "a g.

leader eric cantor to call for unity around the boehner plan, telling house republicans to "quit grumbling and whining and call the president's bluff by passing the boehner plan." now that the boehner plan has turned out to be a mirage, the grumbling and whining among house republicans his resumed full force. but having heard eric cantor's announcement earlier today that the boehner bill was nothing but a symbolic stunt designed to call the president's bluff, the white house rushed to prove the president is not bluffing. the administration strongly opposes house passage of the amendment in the nature of a substitute to s-627 if s-627 is presented to the president, the president's senior advisors would recommend he veto this bill. senate majority leader harry reid assured reporters today the boehner plan will never make it to the president's desk. >> speaker boehner's plan is not a compromise. it was written for the tea party, not the american people. democrats will not vote for it, democrats will not vote for it, democrats will not vote for it, democrats will not vote for it. it's dead on

and this morning eric cantor told people to quit grumbling and get on and vote, and he storms out ofwhat to do, and he is more influential, isn't he? >> he is one of the most interesting characters in the whole drama, and he is someone a few weeks ago seemed to be stort s of putting forward a different opinion, and hostile to the compromises on the table and now in last couple of days you have seen cantor and boehner standing together and realizing the stakes they are up against and consequences of not passing some compromise and now they are on the same page of urging compromise. >> and mr. cantor had his eyes on the speaker's chair. >> you have heard the suggestion as well, but there is no suggestion of any campaign going on and certainly in the last couple of days they realize they need each other a lot, and have come together to say the same thing, and the republican party does have more of a history at least in the last couple of decades of unseating speakers, but i don't think that you are seeing anything actually moving in that way right now. >> and mr. cantor brought up abrup

the question is, you know, there are a lot of democrats out there who have been grumbling and concerned earlier this morning about whether the president of the united states in negotiations with republicans minor league give away too much to make them feel uncomfortable as well. so work in progress here, but the most important thing to say is we have some of the top democrats and republicans in the senate saying they are hopeful, they're optimistic, which is very, very different from what we were hearing just a little over 24 hours ago. >> absolutely true. joe, stand by for a moment. dan lothian is over at the white house. gloria borger is here with me in our studio. gloria, i can't believe that if the majority leader and the minority leader in the senate and the president of the united states are all on board on the same page, if they reached the final agreement, they won't get 60 votes in the united states senate. i assume they'll get a lot more than that. >> i think what you're hearing is grumbling from conservatives about this so-called super committee joe was just talking act becau

there is a serious grumbling taking place. rupert murdoch's "news of the world" at tabloid is dead. >> they would go and do anything. >> even breaking the law? >> absolutely. >> that is a former editor and reporter of "news of the world," now defunct because rupert murdoch's company has killed it because they were packing into voice-mail -- hacking into voice-mails over the years, the families of victims of terrorism. even by british tabloids -- >> when you say that, you are moving the corporate rupert murdoch and the ascent was made by "news of the world, made a lot of money by it appealing to siliceous instance and naked girls and murders. he became a huge world actor. now it is coming to haunt him. he is an extraordinary operator, so he will get away from this, but closing the newspaper? >> also, through the media conglomerate, owns the fox tv, "the wall street journal" -- >> which is why this is on page one of "the new york times." >> and "the washington post." murdoch is just about to buy complete control of the big netwo

the chronicle reports that some players have been privately grumbling about having to make an overnight flight from san francisco to washington, d.c. on their day off. >>> well, it's 4:37. we want to check in for a complete look at traffic this morning. hi. >> good morning, pam. we're just finding out there are 1700 customers in berkeley without power now. this started for some customers last night. as a matter of fact, just found out that some of the customers have been without power since yesterday evening. it's a longtime to be without power. and the desk is working on it. we're going to have more on it. but that's quite a few people in berkeley without power. 1700. if you know someone in berkeley, give them a ring to wake them up this morning until, you know, you hear. if they're in berkeley, probably not watching us. so it's up to you, your friends and family to give them a call. let's take a look at berkeley, east shore freeway westbound, that traffic looks good. pardon me, out to the maize, with no major issues here. interstate 880, the same thing goes, north and southbound off t

grumbles: water is america's greatest liquid asset. and citizens and governments all need to be reminded of that from time to time. woman: what can individuals do to make a difference? allbee: we need to accept the responsibility that future generations need to be able to rely on those assets to have the same quality of life that we have. oberstar: all the water there ever was or ever will be is here on earth today and it's our responsibility now, at this time, in this generation, to protect it. that must be our legacy to the future.

rally party members yesterday telling members of the house republican conference to, quote, quit grumbling and whining and call the president's bluff by getting behind speaker boehner's plan. that apparently did not work. the white house also responding to the house plan saying the president's senior advisers would recommend that president obama would vito babier's bill, but senate majority leader harry reid says the proposal won't even make it to the president. >> speaker boehner's plan is not a compromise. it was written for the tea party, not the american people. democrats will not vote for it. democrats will not vote for it. democrats will not vote for it. it's dead on arrival in the senate, if they get it out of the house. the tea party's in the driver's seat for the house republicans now and that's a very, very scary thought. >> speaking on the senate floor yesterday mitch mcconnell was in support of boehner's plan but later in the day was a by bit more candid about that proposal. >> we're going to have to get back together and get a solution here. we cannot get a perfect solution fr

grumbles: water is america's greatest liquid asset. and citizens and governments all need to be reminded of that from time to time. woman: what can individuals do to make a difference? allbee: we need to accept the responsibility that future generations need to be able to rely on those assets to have the same quality of life that we have. oberstar: all the water there ever was or ever will be is here on earth today and it's our responsibility now, at this time, in this generation, to protect it. that must be our legacy to the future. >> good afternoon and welcome to the department of building inspection's brown bag lunch. we depo this every third thursday here at the department of building inspection. we have an interesting topic today about preventative home maintenance. and we'll talk about what that means a little bit. i have two great guests, extremely knowledgeable folks, anthony wong who is a contractor here in the city, thanks for joining us, anthony. and dan, also a contractor and both of these gentlemen do a lot of small, medi

. >> good morning storms started grumbling early in the morning hours. we are not in the clear. let's begin with a look at radar and show you with a is going on now. you can see our fox 5 live doppler radar, you can see where the rain has pushed its way to the south. lower southern maryland dealing with some of it a lot of areas east to the ocean. things are unsettled we have a frontal system we are dealing with. to our maps now, where you see temperatures right now, we are into the 70s everywhere across the area. low 70s. but we will heat up into the course of the afternoon hours. and by the time the day is over, you will end up seeing once again stormy conditiona hot day. we are heading to 90 degrees, expect to see more storms by this afternoon details a little later and a look at that holiday forecast. >> more than a million people are expected to visit the national mall many for tomorrow's capitol 4th concert at the national mall. you can go down and catch the rehearsal today. get your pen ready. 10:00 a.m., mathew morrison and kelly o'hare will practice, 11:15 a.m., josh gr

apparently some players have been grumbling about making the trip on their day off. >>> the meterings on i- 680 will alternate between red and green between 6:00 and 10:00 in the morning monday through friday. the idea is to ease congestion during the morning rush hour. >> let's hope it works. >> yeah. >> time now 5:38, sal is working and knows all about our commute. >> whenever metering lights go on like that, people don't like them at first. >> they catch you off guard. >> you are going to see some slow traffic already on highway 4 in antioch but not here in bay point. looks pretty good getting up to the willow pass grade. this morning we're looking at a live picture of the san mateo bridge and west 92 traffic is looking pretty good getting out to the high rise. no problems on the dunbarton bridge. we've been looking at the east bay, livermore castro valley coming up to the san mateo bridge, looks pretty good so far. if you are driving to the south bay, going to put it on the maps here. we don't see a lot of red. our map system changes color. getting some yellow and that means traf

in the words of one analyst, china's policy, buy, hold, and grumble.>> so just how angry are cry sneeze leaders at the united states right now? let's hear from once again from morgan stanley's agent stephen roach. >> they're pretty appalled at this drama that's played out in washington right now. i've had various senior officials in china, as recently as ten days ago, tell me they really think the recklessness of the united states government is irresponsible and bordering on wreaking great havoc in the broader global economy. >> stephen roach there. the japanese are worried as well. not only because they're the second biggest holders of u.s. debt. 15 years ago japanese politicians waged their own battle arguing fiercely over spending cuts and tax hikes. as one economist kyung lah, he's got an overwhelming sense of deja vu. >> reporter: a standoff, a political dubai that seems unwilling to close, history repeating itself. he has a pointed view about the current battle in washington from living through a similar debate in japan a decade ago. >> it's an e

saying stop grumbling. they need to get behind the boehner bill. the question is after the boehner bill was scrapped because it did not save enough money. the cbo said it saved $150 million. any debt ceiling would have to have larger spending cuts. the new bill will be on the floor tomorrow. the question remains whether or not boehner can get to 217 votes within his conservative house. why cantor and mccarthy, and these guys trying to push these things through. if the bill does not come out of the house as a deficit reduction eleme element, the republicans have lost their leverage. harry reid is watching this play out. mitch mcconnell believes there has to be a compromise because the republican bill doesn't have a chance on get through the senate. it will be vetoed by president obama. >> what do we know of the talk of the 20 or 30 day extension? >> reporter: that has been floated out there. obviously you heard from the white house saying they don't want to do that. it does reflect the political reality. a lot of folks don't believe they can make th

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at the end of the day they'll grumble and be furious. but that may be the least bad option as well. >> gideon rose, anne-marie slaughter, pleasure to have you on. we'll be right back. [ car door closing ] [ man ] ooooch! hot seat! hot! hot! hot! [ male announcer ] time to check your air conditioning? come to meineke now and get a free ac system check and a free cooler with paid ac service. meineke. we have the coolest customers. >>> monday marked six months since egypt's protesters took to tahrir square. while that country's leader, hosni mubarak was toppled, the wider arab spring has turned into a long summer of attrition in libya, syria and yemen. one country seems to be doing something wrong. something right. the kingdom of morocco recently approved a new constitution that gave significant freedoms to its people. will these paper promises be fulfilled? morocco is a monarchy with an elected parliament. its foreign minister is taieb fassi fihri. he joins us today. >> thanks for seeing me. >> when you read the constitutional reforms that

there's been a lot of grumbling about the way mr.ameron h handled this crisis, and questions about is he a real tory, is he just sort of a centrist masquerading as a tory. these have come back. notably, no one has come out to really defend mr. cameron in his own party. i think the second question that we come to, apart from this severe dent to his authority, and the fact that this story is going to be with us for at least another year, because of what catherine just says is the police inquiry, but also the levinson inquiry on the media. >> yes. >> and relations with the police. so the second part of the question is, the general relationship with the media and politicians. now, that's alwaysoing to be a bit incestuous, it's just that's been very incestuous in britain in the past few years under attorney blair, under gordon brown, and what we now see as an obsession with media management. not just shared by downing street, but also, my goodness, by the meopolitan police. th is the police force in london that sees it necessary to employ

debt negotiations have got a lot of americans grumbling, some venting frustration on twitter.our-letter words we can't say on tv. there's always a hashtag when you want to have something trend. the hashtag is "f" you washington and setting twitter ablaze. it can't officially be a twitter trending topic because it has a dirty word. take a look at this, a website that tracks these things, shows how quickly the hashtag "fu washington" jumped into usage saturday into sunday going strong. >>> a group of teens hiking in the alaskan wilderness mauled by a brown bear and her cub. they were taking part in a survival skills course, they had no instructors with them on saturday but did activate a locater beacon to be used in case of emergency. >> we got on scene, we really for the first time saw what we were dealing with and they were mauled. very severely. there were two that were seriously injured with life-threatening injuries, two seriously injured with nonlife-threatening injuries and three others that received minor injuries from the bear or had exposure related issues. so it truly

he grumbled now he would have to agree everybody at the airport in the future.he eisenhower doctrine passed the senate on march 5th. in a breathtaking two months the white eisenhower persuaded the congress and the and the states to dramatically reorient american policy toward the middle east. the eisenhower doctrine command in the united states to replacing the british as the security, including oil resources in the middle east. for good or ill, as president obama has experienced the last few weeks, for good or ill that obligation is still the cornerstone of american policy. thank you. >> if you have questions, please come up to the microphone. >> use the microphone, folks. no such thing as a dumb question. or comments. contrary comment. it's all right. >> that was a great talk. thank you very much. i had a question. to the obama ministration contact you about their involvement in libya? if not, did you find similarity in how he dealt with libya in comparison with the suez canal incident? >> no, they had not. they have not talked with me. i am meeting with forme

frank says older colma residents grumble wouldn't are to travel far to get to another one? >> the cost to keep it open. it may not be that big of a deal. >> reporter: cruz admits he may be stuck in another era. he doesn't mind the lines and he doesn't want to move his post office box. >> i did just get a smartphone, but i still like sending it off. i feel safe with it. >> reporter: now, some of the people who aren't rooting for this post office point out that it certainly isn't going to win a spread in architectural digest. this is really just a storyfront. it appears there's just one full-time worker in this post office. that means longer lines, shorter hours. and there's an entire hour and 15 minutes in the middle of the day when that worker shuts the place down for a lunch break. live at colma post office in daley city, tracy grant, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, tracy. >>> a new sex symbol arrived in silicon valley today, waiting for you to take it for a spin. like anything that is so desired, it does not come cheap. nbc bay area tech reporter is amongst first to get

. >> and other grumbling is coming from former mayor of new york city rudy giuliani and this is whatis own party here. >> let's see where governor tim pawlenty is at. he has $4.5 million raised this quarter and the perception that he says. >> what kind of chance i have and how are the candidates doing and if anybody looks like they can win. my objective is that we cannot have president obama after you know next year. this has been, and look at what he has put us through with the whole debt thing. this is because the president doesn't lead. >> and interesting interpretation of the recent history there, but does anyone west of the hudson care about rudy julianny? >> well, you are talk to someone in the heartland and at the risk of sounding like a cranky person, both of them sound like teenagers. they run hard and don't win and they do things like build houses for the poor or become secretary of the state, and other guys don't win and they make a second career out of whining. i don't tolerate it ott ut of m kids and not from them. >> and they could write books? >> well, they can go off

and he grumbled to ann whitman now he'd suppose he would have to greet everybody in the future. once israel agreed to withdraw from egypt, the eisenhower doctrine passed the senate on march 5th. in a breast taking 2 months, dwight eisenhower persuaded the congress of the united states to dramatically reorient american policy towards the middle east. the eisenhower doctrine permitted the united states to replace the british as the civility and security including resources in the middle east. and for good or ill, as president obama has experienced the past few weeks, for good or ill, that obligation is still the cornerstone of american policy. thank you. [applause] >> we have time to open up the microphone. [inaudible] >> use the microphone, folks. no such thing as a dumb question. or comment, contrary comment? [laughter] >> all right. >> great talk. thank you very much. i had a question. did the obama administration contact you about their involvement in libya? and if not, did you find similarity in how he dealt with libya in comparison with the suez canal incident? >> no. they h

when the left is mad, you hear some, you know, a few grumblings from dianne feinstein and others.to be a tea party-like challenge to obama in the presidential race. right? >> i do think, to answer your question, there is not going to be a primary challenge. do i think though that he has been hurt by this far worse than his team ever expected. i think, laura, they are shocked that it has gone on as long as it has. i think that they thought they could just paint the g.o.p. as crazy and think about this. the president came out and said he wanted a clean vote on the debt ceiling. he wanted taxes in there. he didn't want a short-term deal. and now, if you listen to what ed henry said, he might not get all three of those. we know he is not going to get two. look, i think he has lost big. i think what he promised to the american people, he would bring them around the bend. he has taken them down an alley of dismay and demagoguery. i think he will be judged for that in the end. he will be very unhappy. republicans don't look that great right now. leadership, it's often tough politically t

for delivering republican votes, whip eric cantor, told members in a closed-door meeting to stop grumbling and whining and come together as conservatives. and with the two parties still apart in washington, in new york the new head of the international monetary fund warns that a failure to resolve the debt ceiling issue could damage not just america's economy. >> to have a default or to have, you know, a significant downgrading of the united states' signature would be a very, very very serious event. not for the united states alone but for the global economy at large because the consequences would be far reaching. >> reporter: and with the u.s. economy's triple-a credit rating also on the line, investor can only watch and wait with the clock ticking to the august 2 deadline now a week away. >> brown: apologies. we had one of those graphics wrong in that report. it was 9% democrats. now we look more closely now at the entrenchment in washington, and the reaction on wall street, with gerald seib, a columnist and executive washington editor for the "wall street journal." andrew ross sorkin is

casey anthony looked stoned faced staring across the room, sometimes shaking her head, sometimes grumbling to her attorneys. no tears like we s yesterday. there were a couple of moments when they showed crime scene photos of little caylee out in the woods and at those moments the defendant looked down at the table refusing to see the images on the monitors. >> reporter: this is one of the most watched trials in history and when they see casey's case, phil i'm curious and many people may be too, was she looking at the jury this whole time? >> reporter: sheould glance at the jury throughout the trial. for the most part she really followed the action, that being the attorneys and the witnesses on the stand, however, because at the beginning of this trial jose baez her attorney was worried about people in the seats, the spectators being able to look over the defense tables shoulders and see what notes they were taking or what was on their laptops they repositioned by swiveling 90 degrees the entire defense table set up. that made it more adjacent to the judge versus head onto the judge, the en

it is the democrats that are grumbling.y believe in the end the president says, if they have to do it, most democrats, not all. be careful. we will have to count the votes. most democrats will be for whatever the president is for. where can you move the republicans on taxes? is it just closing loop holes. the tax rate increase is not going to happen as part of this deal right now. this is the first vivid proof of the tea party power. this is what they ran on. there are some deals cut with this president. she say, they can make a deal. this is the issue the new guys ran on. >> saw zan, there is no doubt the real issue going forward, if there is a deal between boehner and the president, what will happen to the president? most believe there will be the 16 votes they need in the senate if they need that super majority. will the house of representatives where there is a significant republican majority, if it includes anything that could be deemed a tax increase, that legislation could be in trouble? >> that's right, wolf. you ar

. >> heather: probably grumbling.rest charged with sexual assault after she reportedly -- get this -- groped a tsa agent. >> gregg: that's a no-no. hundreds of teachers getting pink slips. that's right. why are they losing their jobs and why is their union trying to stop it? >> we really aren't doing a very good job of insuring that our children have the skills and knowledge that they need to be successful in life naturals from purina cat chow. delicious, real ingredients with no artificial flavors or preservatives. naturals from purina cat chow. share a better life. you know that comes with a private island. really? no. it comes with a hat. you see, airline credit cards promise flights for 25,00miles, but... [ man ] there's never any seats for ,000 miles. frustrating, isn't it? but that won't happen with the capital one venture card. you can book any airline anytime. hey, i just said that. after all, isn't traveling hard enough? ow. [ male announcer ] to get the flights you want, sign up for a venture card at capital

house majority leader eric cantor told republicans in a meeting to, according to sources, to stop grumbling and whining and get onboard with the boehner plan. another indication, wolf, they have their work cut out for them to get this past the house and that's only the first step. >> it's 217 votes, because there are two vacant seats in the house of representatives right now. normally the majority requires 218. that one vote here or there, given how close this potentially could be tomorrow could make a significant difference. is that what you're hearing? >> that's exactly right. they're counting the votes and that's why they have to be precise. every vote could count this time around. >> we'll be standing by. thanks very much. and by the way, congressman jim jordan has broken ranks with the speaker of the house. he'll be joining me live here in the situation room. that's coming up in a little while. meanwhile over at the white house, there are new signs president obama could veto the republican house plan if -- if -- it were to make it to his desk. >> thanks very joining us, david plouff. a

. >>> airline passengers grumbling about lost luggage now have another dispute.tra fees to check bags there's no guarantee airlines will reimburse passengers when their suitcases get lost. abc's steve osunsami has the details. >> reporter: it didn't take us long to find passengers who paid $25, $50, sometimes $100 for checked bags that failed to meet them at baggage claim. >> why are you paying all this money for nothing? i don't know, i just don't think it's right. >> it's very customer unfriendly. >> reporter: robin humphrey says she wants her baggage fees returned. you want your money back? >> yes, i would like my money back. >> reporter: it's not supposed to be this difficult. under new federal rules, about to kick in, the airlines are supposed to reimburse passengers for baggage fees if their bags are lost and pay consequential damages when the luggage is late but when you read the rules closely it's pretty clear the airlines only have to pay when the bags are lost for good. that's a profitable loophole in the rules. little comfort to the owners of the nearl

door meeting today, reported by the "new york times," he said, cantor said, quoted, to stop your grumblingther as conservatives, and rally behind mr. boehner's plan. can you do what eric cantor is asking? >> well, look. i have a great deal of respect for the speaker and the leader and the fact there are not tax increases in the plan is a testimony to their fortitude in these negotiations but we respectfully disagree and think that the plan that we want to push for, the plan that you want to have the fight on is the one that actually fixes the problem and we have said for a week washington wants the deal and america wants a solution and the solution is the plan we put forward, which, again, has bipartisan support, and is actually -- has passed one house of congress and is closer to the final destination than anything else. alisyn: but, the... veto the cut, cap and balance and isn't that a nonstarter. >> he said he will veto the plan that is current under consideration in the house. so, if you get the president saying he'll veto both plans, go with one that passed one house and harry reid, t

been because as house republicans start to saddle up behind john boehner's plan getting over their grumbling about the fact that it doesn't give them everything that they want, it brings us closer to the final vehicle which will get republican and democratic support in the senate and move us on to an increase in the debt ceiling and some kind of a deal. martha: yeah. you know, there are some folks on the right, the more conservative side of the gop, who are screaming about that, because they're saying if, indeed, john boehner has the votes to pass through the house side once it gets to the senate, procedurally, they can add a lot of things to it including, perhaps, tax hikes and can other measures that could be put into that bill that will be pass inside the name of compromise. and as you well know, they're not too happy about that. >> sure, sure, and there are a lot of purists who say that the problem is by the time the senate gets done with this legislation, it's going to have a device in it, a trojan horse that will allow for tax increases at a later point and that all the boehner plan re

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people want to get sausage getting made, but then made with gummy bears doesn't make my stomach grumbling it started. he kept sending his -- kept sending them. >> not much you can say about that. >> he kept demanding gummy bears and they called his bluff and cooked them up. do people eat these? are they popular or a joke? >> or is it a joke? yeah. >> why minnesota? minnesota government shut down may affect your berg habits. >> you want to know about this if you're in minnesota. >>> the new "harry potter" movie is making magic already at the box office. >> look at that! vietnam, 1967. i got mine in iraq, 2003. u.s.a.a. auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation, because it offers a superior level of protection and because u.s.a.a.'s commitment to serve the military, veterans, and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. u.s.a.a. we know what it means to serve. >>> 24 minutes after the hour. "minding your business" this morning. the credit rating agency moody's raising a red flag and putting america's aaa rating on review and hi

john boehner from time to time during these discussions, he also told republicans yesterday to stop grumbling and whining and rally around this bill. i mean, i guess their whole point here is they believe this is the last chance to hold the president's feet to the fire because if they pass this thing in the house, it then goes to the senate. it's going to be amended but then it goes back to the house and ultimately ends up on the president's desk. so what would he ultimately do at the last hour? veto it? >> you know what? that's going to be interesting because i don't know if it's going to get to the senate. they voted together to not like it and what else is new? so the speaker came out and came out with this plan and essentially we'll cut $917 billion over the next 10 years but in six months, they sit down and figure out a way, the super commission is going to be convened and in november, they're going to say, ok, here's how it cut $1.8 trillion. it will be a two phase process. meanwhile, while john boehner was on the -- with laura ingraham talking about what he was going through and what t

the morning of the hearing not a i bit sooner, so i grumbled about that. i would like to have a little more time to see it.t waiting on that to happen. it think it's a majority leader chair not the committee chairman decided the democratic leadership decided that they dec didn't waidnt to have a budget.ks one of their committee folks said they put a target on yourould be back. senator reid said it would beave foolish to have a budget. foo why? would be foolish toave have awell you budget? well, you can't say your budget you calls and you still live withinour your means if you actually put out there. people can score it and find outop o whether it is true orut not. budt so we i haven't had a budget in the senate and 813 days as ofthere i now there is only one diplomat only one p plan on paper to be only one a plan available for public scrutiny and review, and that is the one we are considering today. cap, an that's cap and balance. it cuts spending immediately. it caps it so it won't go up and it requires the balanced budget amendment to ensure that washing

so i grumbled about that. i'd like to have a little more time to see it, but it never happened.i think if the majority leader, not our committee chairman decided, the democratic leadership decided they didn't want to have a budget. one of their committee folks said it put a target on your back. senator reid said it would be foolish to have a budget. why would it be foolish to have a budget? well, you can't say your budget calls on you to live within your means if you actually put it out there. people can score it and find out whether that's true or not. so we haven't had a budget in this senate in 813 days. as of now, there is only one debt limit plan on paper. only one plan available for public scrutiny and review. and that's the one we're considering today. cut, cap, and balance. it cuts spending immediately. it caps it so it won't go up. and it requires the passage of a balanced budget amendment to ensure that washington ends deficit spending once and for all. the american people do not support a washington plan to pass some grand deal with tax hikes that never go away and wi