here in this room a bipartisan tax reform bill was produced by then chairman judd gregg. i was proud to be one of the sponsors of it. our approach would've put them bulk of the tax relief into the pockets of the middle class rather than the multinational corporation. and decided to put the massive tax cuts on the national credit card. let me keep you clear up politics and let's just walk through a couple of numbers so we could be clear about this. in the updated outlook you estimate that the trump tax law is going to increase the deficit by almost $1.9 trillion over the budget window even after taking economic feedback nearly $600 billion of that cost so here's my question. with the medicare and medicaid. i don't know where else republicans can possibly go to pay for this 1.9 trillion dollars in debt virtually to go to the multinational corporations. when i stripped the budget down it seemed to me the cutting the defense budget would be the only other realistic option. i don't want to make recommendations i suppose i just want to hear maybe they could cut everything discr

. >> for professionalism was always appreciated here in this room it was produced by chairman judd gregg i was proud to be one of the sponsors so the bulk of the tax relief goes into the pockets of the middle class rather than multinational corporations but our colleagues rejected that approach and decided to put the massive tax cuts to the multinational corporations on the national credit card. so let's walk through a couple of numbers to be clear about. in the updated outlook, you'll estimate it will increase the deficit by $1.9 trillion over the budget window even after taking economic feedback into account $600 billion of that cost is a bigger interest payment on all the debt. so here is my question. besides slashing social security medicare and medicaid, i don't know where else republicans can possibly go for the $1.9 trillion largely going to the multinational corporations. and then to strip the budget down it seems to me that cutting the defense budget would be the only other realistic option. what is missing with that announcement? >> i don't want to make a recommendation. >> i d