address the government that span one and a half trillion dollars a year more than it takes and that has to be dealt with that is not going to solve itself it's

the treasury to say that there is no Christ when this government will again this year spend over a trillion dollars more than it takes in I

don't have a choice if we don't get this debt under control we're going to trigger a sovereign debt crisis here somewhat

will go for that so here and then another debt ceiling crisis unit one's going to why what

I'll keep borrowing more the fundamental problem that we have here is we have a government that continues to spend more money than it takes then it's

not going to go away on its own and every year that goes by that it remains unresolved phase where is the sense of urgency here I'm

goes bad and here we have only one person arrested more than a year later and it sends a signal to every terrorist around

we don't make a move like Greece if we continue to spend more money than we take and we're going to have a big ugly

the Democrats in Washington the control of the Senate have not offered a budget inquiry and here's almost four years now trillion

months it's never been a good idea to have a runaway national debt but it's now a disaster because it's going to lead to a debt crisis which

diminished country a government that spends one trillion dollars more than it takes in an eight hundred billion dollar stimulus to create and more debt than jobs a

six and a half years of this presidency are we more divided and sadly when you have a president who

even the Democrats to vote for the president's budget and the Senate Democrats have been offered a budget in over three and a half years I mean the people back home fully understand what I'm what I just explained that

%HESITATION technically you could push it off you can be on the that if there is a corresponding amount spending cuts to go along with

the combination of rapid explosive economic growth combined with a new sense of fiscal discipline to hold the line on spending and

we're going to continue to have a government that spends more money than it takes in already agreed upon reductions in spending that which were so difficult to achieve I