. >> the president's fiscal year 2018 budget comes out soon and nick mulvany will testify before the budget committee last week. we spoke with a capitol hill reporter for details. shutt is a reporter at cq roll call. piece, mulvaney to sell trump's budget request to the hill, you wrote that the testimony by mulvaney will be eventful, rather eventful is what you write. what are you expecting? >> when the white house releases its budget request we're going to get spending in the fiscal

. >> nick mulvany tried to sprain. >> isn't that what the people want? how can a shut down be good?actly what i think they want, and that's exactly what we have given to them with this agreement. my response to you to a couple of different questions, is that the president wants to see washington get better, get fixed, change the way it douoes business. which is why it's so frustrating to have the democrats go out and say they won and we lost. >> reporter: mulvany said some of the money was going to a quote, new wall, but it's really just to build up existing fencing. >> the president's priority was to secure the southern border. >> reporter: democrats were quick to pounce on the shutdown talk. >> we don't like government shut downs and we avoid them at all cost. >> reporter: this budget isn't sitting well with republicans who think they gave up too much to make a deal. >> there are things in this bill that i just don't understand. this was not winning from the republican point of view. >> jim acosta joins us now. is the white house going to try to get funding for the wall in the nex

. >> i want to play a clip from nick mulvany. this is his ball. he is playing this thing. one talking about it. >> the foundation for the plan is 3% growth. that's are trump-onomics. it is whatever can get us to 3% growth. i can assure you when i'm in the oval office as the president, we're talking about trade policy, tax policy, health care reform, we talk about budgets. we're trying to figure out a way to get to 3% growth. >> i have news for you, both parties, if we do not get to 3% growth, it is unlikely we'll ever balance the budget again. >> this is important. this is not partisan. bernie sanders would have liked 3% growth. barack obama would have liked 3% growth. we're at 2% growth. so making a budget on the assumption of getting to 3 is very difficult to do. that's unfair because you'll end up with bigger deficits handle the you have now. >> 3% growth would be terrific. 4% growth would be even better. what presidents have to do when they do the budget, they have to use the official forecast. there have been times when president obama came in a couple tenths ahead of

. >>> now a quick update on the race to replace the budget director for president trump, nick mulvanyuth carolina. the fifth district primaries were yesterday. the former goldman sachs adviser won the democratic nod. did so outright avoiding the run off. on the republican side, the top two vote getters, neither got 50% so they go on to the may 16 runoff. norman embraces president trump wholeheartedly. when it comes the health care he said he would have oppose yesterday's version of the health care bill. pope won't say how he would have voted. the winner will face parnell along with a group of third party contenders. still ahead, the senate judiciary ranking member, diane feinstein. first cnbc market wrap. >> thanks. we had stocks ending mixed. the dow closing up 8 points. the s&p finishing up by 3. the nasdaq ending down by 22 points. bank stocks rose after the fed gave a positive assessment of the economy. the central bank signaling it is on track on raise them next month. facebook is down despite posting better than expected earnings at $1.04 a share. tesla reported wider than expec

. >> you were pretty critical of your former south carolina colleague nick mulvany that they put out in the budget that claimed the budget in three years. >> you heard stan colander at the tail end there, his explanation of it. how unrealistic do you think this number is? >> completely unrealistic. i didn't exactly hear what he told to say. i thought he was boo-hoo'ing the idea that we could get to 3% and if so, i completely concur. what you can't do is pick rosy assumptions to make the numrs fit when in fact they don't. fundamental will if you look at this budget, that's what it does. which is a real disservice to everyone of us. republicans and democrats, we may have different priorities but at least let's talk about real numbers and then have the food fight as to what the real numbers might be. if you base the assumptions on numbers that aren't real, we end up with a baked up debate that isn't real and doesn't serve anybody. >> let me ask you, you're a deficit hawk and you want lower taxes. if you thought a tax cut would explode the deficit, what is that line for you? >> i don't k

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medicaid cuts are being heard despite what you heard nick mulvany say. being can you tell, welfare programs cut. 63 departments will see cuts $3.3 trillion oh ten years. now i'm moving to health care. aca is obamacare. versus obamacare. under the new health care bill. by 2018, they'll be 14 million more uninsured people. by 2020. 19 million more uninsured biffle 2026, 23 million more sured. here's another way to look at th. if we had stayed with obamacare, aca, by 2026, there would still be 28 million uninsured people in america. it did not fulfill its goal of getting everybody insured. under the new plan, the aca, american care act, by 2026, there will be 51 million. you heard him say we're not cutting medicaid. by 2018, the premiums under the new health care bill will be 20% higher than under obamacare. by 2019, the acceleration will slow down. only 5% higher. by 2026, they'll be 4 to 20% lower than they would have been under obamacare. this is really important to remember. it doesn't mean premiums will be actually lower. on average, they will increase

i want to thank nick mulvany and especially reince priebus. we could not have done this will without you gentlemen. you guys are the best. of course, this would not have been possible if it weren't for these two gentlemen behind me. this is the fourth presidency i've served with. i have never, ever seen any kind of engagement like this. i want to thank president trump for their personal involvement working the members to get this done and getting us to where we are. thank you, gentlemen. today was a big day but it is just one step in this process. an important step. we still have a lot of work to do to get this signed into law. i know that our friends in the senate are eager to get to work. they are. we are going to see that work through. do you know why we're going to see it through? the issues are too important. the stakes are just too high. the problems facing american families are real. and the problems facing american families as a result of obamacare are just too dire and too urgent. just this week, just this week we learned of another s

. >> the president's fiscal year 2018 budget comes out soon and nick mulvany will testify before the budget committee last week. we spoke with a capitol hill reporter for details. shutt is a reporter at cq roll call. piece, mulvaney to sell trump's budget request to the hill, you wrote that the testimony by mulvaney will be eventful, rather eventful is what you write. what are you expecting? >> when the white house releases its budget request we're going to get spending in the fiscal year for mandatory programs like medicaid and social security and details on defense spending on domestic spending programs. we got an idea in mid-march when the white house released its skinny budget about how trump wants to handle fiscal 18 spending and increase defense spending by $54 billion in decrease nondefense domestic spending by an equal about amount. the budget we will see will have a lot more details. >> this is the fiscal year 18 with the deadline of september 30 for the end of this fiscal year. how does the release of the budget affect the process? >> this year, typically the president rele