and largely because, we all know mike crapo to be main of honor, and he understands this stiff., it is a 4.3 trillion dollar tax increase. cbo scores, the other way, they score that as revenue, and interestingly with spending, they use current policy. larry: right, there -- true, they don't score the spending increases. >> no. larry: just tax cuts. i call it a pin ball machine on tilt. >> they are off by 4 t trillion last time. larry: they admitted it yesterday, 1.9 trillion, actual revenues came in call it 2 trillion above their original estimate, 7 years ago, they admitted that. that does not cause them to change their model, i don't want to wait, i think that waiting is not good. it may be that the house has to get through what is it will get through, if they can get a budget resolution. it looks like you parse through all of the baseline issues, let's go for it go for a 1 big beautiful reconciliation bill, don't wait. >> i'm not hung up on how but the what, at end of day voters are expecting us to move 100 miles per hour, president is moving 700 miles per hour, congress has

it's in the weeds and gop mike crapo's policy baseline, which argues the making the popular tax cuts permanent, have not yet nor will in the future cause a loss of revenues. spending that right away. they should get spending down to scott bessent's 3% of gdp deficits and lower debt to gdp ratio and laffer curve growth dividend from tax cuts will be huge. that's what history always shows. there's another reason why the gop should make all the trump tax cuts permanent. the president wants it. he was elected partly on the tax cut promise, and as white house spot karoline leavitt says today, the tax priorities of mr. let's go down. make the 2017 tax cuts permanent and no tax on tips, no tax on seniors, no tax on overtime pay. tax cuts for made in america products, yes, and then eliminate special tax breaks for billionaires, including sports team owners with a carried interest loophole on investment. white, browns, asian, women, male. that's what e lekked him. republicans in the house and the senate must not stand in president trump's way. and that's the riff. i am graced here onset to ha

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chairman mike crapo and ranking member ron wyden in the room, so we do expect this to get underway in just a moment. you are watching live coverage here on c-span. chair crapo: committee will come to order. we are meeting today to consider the nomination of robert f. kennedy, jr., to be secretary of the u.s. department of health and human services. we are still waiting to get all of our members here, and while we wait for that to occur, we will proceed with statements. i will proceed first, then senator wyden, and then we will rotate from one side to the other until we are at a point where we will prepare for the vote. is that good with you? sen. wyden: yes, sir. chair crapo: mr. kennedy, if confirmed, will have the opportunity to deliver much-needed change to our nation's health care system. he has spent his career fighting to end america's chronic illness epidemic and has been a leading advocate for health care transparency both for patients and for taxpayers. mr. kennedy has also clearly responded to our questions during the rigorous due diligence process and his hearing also and i

kennedy advanced out of committee vote was 14, 13 idaho republican senator mike crapo says kennedy will bring needed change to americans health care. he has spent his career fighting to end america's chronic illness epidemic. democrats like oregon's ron wyden say his views on vaccines are dangerous peddling these conspiracy theories the nation's chief health officer. it's going to be deadly director of national intelligence pick tulsi gabbard also got the green light in committee. both she and kennedy next face full senate votes. other nominees expected to face scrutiny include education secretary pick and former wwe ceo linda mcmahon, maryland democratic senator chris van hollen said he doesn't think she's qualified. i'm trying to figure out what her background has in education and you need to search far and wide. and i can tell you after you do that, you're not going to find anything. the senate has not yet scheduled a hearing for mcmahon in washington. i'm maggie beer, temple. >> back here in the bay talking about all that rain that has been causing headaches across local airports. t

one big fighter has been setor mike crapo of idaho, he keeps arguing if you are just extending current law you are not raising taxes you are not lowers taxes. if tax bill is not extended, you have a 4 trillion dollar tax hike that overtime make the budget gap eveworse. mr. k crapo calls it current policy -- in 2012, they extendied george w. bush tax cuts with same policy argument, aume bush tax cutting would continue, not expire, there s no deficit impact, mr. cre crapoo, therefore they should not score tax otheise, whole federal system will be l like a pin ball machine on permanent tilt. anyway, republicans should work hard, treduce unnecessary counter productive federal spending, shrink the size and scope of government, if they let the tax cuts expire, they will find themselves with a bad economy and higher deficits at same time. it is lose-lose. mr. trump said we should never get tired of winning. let's start winning by extending trump tax cuts maybe growing the economy by 3% or 4% calm it blue collar boom. that is the riff. i went on too long. anyway, to my friend. joining us for h

and one of the big fighters so far has been senator mike crapo of idaho and arguing in you're extending current law, you're not raising taxes and not lowering taxes and there's no $4 trillion deficit. if the tax bill is not extended, you'll have a $4 trillion tax hike. that overtime will make the budget gap even worse. mr. crapo calls it current policy and hopes the republicans fight to officially change budget rules and there's precedent. in 2012, congress and president obama extended george w. bush tax cuts and using the same current policy argument. assume the bush tax cuts would continue and not expire and there was no deficit impact. cbo doesn't increase spending and hiking deficit and scoring tax increases and it would be like a pinball on tilt and higher taxes and higher spending and even higher deficits. they should work hard to reduce unnecessary counter productive federal spending and shrink the size and scope of government but letting tax cuts expire and finding themselves with a bad economy and higher deficits. it's a lose lose. mr. trump said we should never get tired of wi

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yesterday, and i caught up with the chairman of the senate finance committee, mike crapo, who indicated that he has been talking to senators to try to advance this nomination. >> have you. >> have you spoken to senator cassidy about this. >> to all the senators. >> about it? >> and i'm. >> not. >> discussing what the senators. >> say to. >> me. >> but what would you say your level of confidence is ahead of tomorrow? >> once again, i'm. >> not going. >> to tell you how i predict votes. >> do you think how do you think he did at the hearing last week, especially when it came to the issue of vaccines? >> i think he. >> answered all the questions very. >> well. >> even he, cassidy seemed to be troubled by it because of his issue about vaccines specifically. did you have any. >> to ask him about that? >> but you didn't have any issues? >> i don't. >> know gotland. >> so as you heard from the chairman of the committee, they're not predicting the outcome, perhaps because it is unclear what bill cassidy ultimately will do because jake, if he were to vote no on this committee tomorrow, that woul

. >> manu, quickly over to you, because i think i just saw chairman mike crapo sit down. looks like we're going to get started shortly. the pressure here, the political pressure there is, as karoline leavitt laid out, a movement behind kennedy and his nomination. what are you hearing on the hill on that front? >> yeah, no question about it. there would be significant blowback for any member who breaks ranks, particularly one who could scuttle and cabinet nominee. a lot of republican senators and democratic senators. they don't like to step out of line with their president of their own party, particularly when it comes to these issues. they like to vote. if they vote no, it's usually in a group which will make it incredibly difficult for bill cassidy to step away from the rest of his party as they're trying to push this nomination forward. that's in committee. and the floor. there are several other republican senators who have not said how they will ultimately vote on the senate floor. phil, one other thing we need to watch out for this afternoon is the nomination of tulsi

here is how we think things will play out -- first we will hear from committee chair mike crapo of idahoocrat ron wyden of oregon. each expected to speak for five minutes. then the vote. then there will be statements from any other members of the committee who wish to speak. one lawmaker we could hear from his senator bill cassidy. now, last week the louisiana republican said he was struggling with the nominee's reticence to publicly support vaccines despite the overwhelming evidence that they are safe and effective. republicans' one-vote edge in the finance committee means senator cassidy could ultimately keep rfk, jr., from getting a favorable recommendation from the panel should all the democrats vote against waiting for chairman crapo to gavel in the session. while watching live coverage -- you are watching live coverage on c-span.

both my friend mike crapo me on the other side we got $12 million for cdfi's. we started the cdfi caucus which about a safe bipartisan way for members, 12 and 12. i appreciate when we had the meeting. you talk to cdfi in dallas that it helped work to acquire the building working with the church. can you speak for a moment to about the valley of cdfi's and how we can further expand the vital role they play? the clerk: mr. paul, aye. the clerk: mrs. gillibrand, no. mr. welch, aye. the clerk: mr. coons, no. mr. curtis, aye. the clerk: mr. young, aye. the clerk: mr. husted, aye. ms. slotkin, no. the clerk: mr. booker, no. mr. risch, aye. the clerk: mr. cramer, aye. the clerk: mr. durbin, no. that trailer park i grew up in a national still stands. those people are hurting. they don't have affordable housing. one of the reasons they don't is because government tries to keep on regulating themselves out at any path of ownership. we keep on talking about throwing more money at it and we repeatedly discount the money we're providing because we are rewarding state and lo

i work at my friend mike crapo many on the other side $12 billion for cdf eyes turns a caucus which i'm proud to say bipartisan 24 members, 12d12 ri appreciate that we had to make a talked about cd5 in dallas that helped work to acquire of building working with the church is school building. can you speak for a moment about the value of cdfi how we can further expand the vital role they play? >> thank you senator warren it was great to visit with you and learn more about cdf i, how you are doing and your vision on that we do see the value in that and i will say that i look forward to working with you further in your home state and other areas around the country to see how we can utilize cdfi to help when it comes to housing and investments is our local communities. >> thank you. when your earlier answers as well we all know homeownership is a pass of wealth creation is going to the reserve 10 -- one racial wealth gap black -- white the fill each of home ownership fairly represented across all communities in the program i have worked on with got interest in both sides of the alcohol that

crapo pointed out -- sen. warner: i'm asking you. i love mike. i'm asking you. you are in an important position. mr.kennedy: as you pointed out, those that were close were not close as a result of the trump -- sen. warner: excuse me, sir. explain to a domestic violence center who says they might have to close down. where are those battered women to go? i have a nonprofit saying the freeze is going to shut them down their ability to operate. i don't, i guess if you deny or don't know what your campaign is sending out, if you raised money on monday night -- mr. kennedy: the trump administration -- the trump administration has made -- sen. warner: you don't know if you meet -- raised a lot of money? mr. kennedy: trump made it clear that it doesn't want to freeze benefits to many americans under medicaid or medicare. i do not want -- sen. warner: the freeze is infecting beyond medicare and social security. i would hope you would have known that to answer some of -- to be able to answer some of this. now, you said publicly you want to get rid of 600 nih workers on day one. when we had our meeting, you sa