字幕列表 影片播放 列印英文字幕 THE REPUBLICANS REALLY DON’T HAVE THE VOTES TO GET IT DONE IN ANY OTHER WAY. MARIA: JOINING ME RIGHT NOW TO WEIGH IN DIRECTOR OF OFFICE MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET MICK MULVANEY. THANK YOU FOR JOINING US. >> I LIKE THE OUTDOOR STUDIO. MARIA: LITTLE COLD. WANTS TO ACCOMPLISH WHAT HE’S PREPARED TO DO IN THE SECOND TERM, WHAT SHOULD WE EXPECT TONIGHT FROM YOUR STANDPOINT? >> A LOT OF THE REPORTS HAVE BEEN INACCURATE. I THINK YOU WILL SEE UPBEAT, VERY POSITIVE SPEECH, HE WILL START TO REACH ACROSS THE AISLE A LITTLE BIT. WE WILL TALK ABOUT THE SUCCESS THAT IS WE’VE HAD IN THE PAST YEAR. I THINK ONE THING THAT PEOPLE SORT OF IGNORE ABOUT THE GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN WAS THE POLITICAL ANGLE OF IT LAST WEEK AND THAT HAPPENED OVER THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE INAUGURATION. I’M STILL CONVINCED THAT THE DEMOCRATS DID THAT IN ORDER TO DENY THE PRESIDENT SORT OF THAT FORUM TO TALK ABOUT WHAT A GREAT FIRST YEAR THE ADMINISTRATION HAS HAD. YOU SEE A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THAT AND A LITTLE BIT OF LOOKING FORWARD INTO WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT NEXT YEAR. MARIA: OF COURSE, WE HAVE SEEN GOOD PERFORMANCE IN TERNLS OF ECONOMICS, WHEN YOU COME OUT WITH THE BUDGET IN THE NEXT COUPLE OF WEEKS, ARE YOU GOING TO TALK ABOUT 3% GROWTH, ECONOMIC GROWTH? >> YEAH, IN FACT, IT’LL GIVE ME A CHANCE TO TELL EVERYBODY I TOLD YOU. SO EVERYBODY ON THE LEFT ACCUSED OF USING ECONOMIC ASSUM LS THAT WERE WAY TOO OPTIMISTICS, 2.7% GROWTH, 2.9 FOR NEXT YEAR AND 3% AFTER THAT AND WE WILL BEAT THAT ALREADY, THE NUMBERS THAT EVERYBODY ON THE LEFT SAID WE WOULD NEVER ASHOVE WE ACHIEVED FASTER THAN WE THOUGHT WE WOULD. MARIA: 4%, IS THAT ACHIEVABLE? >> WHAT’S BEING OVERLOOKED WITH THE TAX BILL, IT’S BEEN SO LONG THAT WE HAD A TAX BILL THAT DID THIS MUCH AS THIS TAX BILL, SHORT-TERM STIMULUS TO THE ECONOMY AND WHAT WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH OVER THE COURSE OF THE LAST YEAR NOT ONLY WITH TAX BILL BUT DEREGULATORY POLICIES THAT WE PUT IN PLACE, WE REALLY DO FEEL THAT WE HAVE CHANGED THE FUNDAMENTAL STRUCTURE OF THE AMERICAN ECONOMY WHERE IT’S NOT A SHORT-TERM STIMULUS, IT’S NOT A SUGAR HIGH, NOW ENABLE AN ECONOMY TO HAVE LONG-TERM ECONOMIC HEALTH. SO WE THINK THE NUMBERS CAN STICK AROUND FOR A LONG. MARIA: CERTAINLY WE ARE SEEING AND SEEING IT WITH COMPANIES TRYING TO PASS ON SOME OF THAT SAVINGS. LET ME ASK YOU WHERE WE ARE TODAY, WE ARE SEEING INTEREST RATES CREEP UP, YOU HAVE BEEN TALKING ABOUT 10-YEAR YIELD, STARTS GETTING INVESTORS NERVOUS. HOW NERVOUS ARE YOU WHEN YOU SEE RATES GOING HIGHER AND EXPECTING TO GO HIGHER, OUR INTEREST PAYMENTS AS COUNTRY GO UP AS WELL. >> YOU HIT THE NAIL ON THE HEAD, WHY ARE THEY GOING UP, IF THEY’RE CREEPING UP BECAUSE THE ECONOMY IS DOING BETTER AND BETTER, THAT SORT OF COMES WITH THE TERRITORY, RIGHT, IT’S ONE OF THE REASONS WE TRY TO REMIND PEOPLE, LOOK, THIS IS ONE OF THE RISKS TO HAVE 20 TRILLION-DOLLAR DEBT WHEN YOU’RE SITTING ON THAT MUCH DEBT, EVERY ADDITIONAL MONEY. WE TRY AND REMIND FOLKS THAT GROWTH IS FANTASTIC AND WE WILL TAKE IT BUT WE ALSO DO PAY VERY CLOSE ATTENTION TO THE INTEREST RATES. MARIA: SO WHAT ABOUT THE DEBT, WHEN DOES IT BECOME PRIORITY, I RECOGNIZE THAT GROWTH HAS BEEN YOUR PRIORITY GOING INTO THE STATE OF THE UNION BUT NOW WE ARE TALKING ABOUT 1 AND A HALF TRILLION DOLLAR TAX PLAN, MORE MONEY BEING SPENT ON INFRASTRUCTURE, IN FACT, THAT MATERIALIZES, WHAT DO YOU DO TO CUT BACK IN TERMS OF GETTING YOUR ARMS AROUND THAT? >> ONE OF THE THINGS WE TALKED ABOUT DURING THE TAX PLAN, TO CONVINCE FOLKS TO VOTE FOR IT, YES, YOU WOULD SEE A SHORT-TERM SPIKE IN THE DEFICIT BECAUSE THE WAY THE TAX PLAN LAYED OUT. IT WOULD TAKE A COUPLE YEARS FOR BENEFITS TO PAY OFF. ONE OF THE THINGS WE DIDN’T TALK ABOUT, VERY FEW PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT CAPITAL INVESTMENT NUMBERS THAT CAME OUT ON FRIDAY, ALMOST FOUR TIMES THAT WE EXPECTED. THOSE TYPES OF INVESTMENT TAKE TIME TO PAY OFF. YOU HAVE A SHORT-TERM HIT TO THE REVENUE SIDE OF THE EQUATION WHICH YOU HAVE LONG-TERM PAYOFF AND YOU SEE TEMPORARY SPIKE IN THE DEFICIT AND AS GROWTH KICKS IN YOU SEE DEFICIT START TAIL OFF. MARIA: YOU HAVE TO SEE SPENDING CUTS IN ORDER TO REALLY MOVE THE THERE, RIGHT? YOU LOOK AT SOMEBODY LIKE COMMITTEE FOR RESPONSIBLE BUDGET, SHE FEELS THAT, YOU KNOW, YOU NEED TO ACTUALLY COME OUT WITH SPECIFICS IN TERMS OF CUTTING BACK SPENDING IN THIS UPCOMING BUDGET. >> YEAH, SPENDING RESTRAINT HAS ALWAYS BEEN PART OF THE PLAN, IT WAS PART OF THE PLAN IN LAST YEAR’S BUDGET AND THIS YEAR’S BUDGET, WE GO BACK TO LAST TIME WE BALANCED THE BUDGET IN LATE 1990’s. THERE WASN’T DRAMATIC CUTS. THAT’S THE SAME FORMULA WE ARE TRYING TO GET BACK TO TODAY. MARIA: WE WERE TALKING ABOUT 47 TRILLION-DOLLAR BUDGET AND YOU’RE TALKING ABOUT VERY LITTLE IN TERMS OF SPENDING, COME ON, YOU HAVE A LOT OF PRIORITIES, RAISE MONEY FOR MILITARY, RAISE THE NUMBERS, YOU TO RAISE THE NUMBERS IN TERMS OF INFRASTRUCTURE PACKAGE, ARE WE TALKING $1.7 TRILLION INFRASTRUCTURE PACKAGE AND HOW MUCH OF THAT IS FEDERAL MONEY? >> AGAIN, I DON’T WANTING TO IN SPECIFICS ON THE DOLLAR AMOUNTS UNTIL WE ROLL OUT THE PLAN HERE WHICH I THINK IS IN THE NEXT WEEK OR TO BUT I WANT TO TALK ABOUT THE CONCEPT OF HOWEVER THIS IS FEDERAL MONEY, ONE OF THE THINGS YOU’RE GOING TO SEE IS INNOVATIVE IDEAS ON HOW TO STRETCH THE FEDERAL DOLLAR, KEEP IN MIND, THE LARGE MAJORITY IS PAID BY STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS, FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ONLY PAYS ABOUT 20% BUT WE REGULATE 100% OF IT. IN ADDITION TALKING ABOUT HOW WE ARE GOING RAISE MONEY, STRETCH FEDERAL DOLLARS, YOU WILL SEE ABOUT HOW WE CAN MAKE THE MONEY THAT’S ALREADY THERE GET ON THE GROUND FASTER BY STREAMLINING REGULATION. MARIA: DO YOU EXPECT TO BALANCE BUDGET ’19 BUDGET? >> HOPE SO. THE LONGER WE WAIT, MORE AND MORE DIFFICULT TO DO. I DON’T KNOW THE ANSWER TO THAT QUESTION. MARIA: WITH ECONOMIC GROWTH THAT’S ALWAYS HELPFUL AND YOU WANT TO KEEP SEEING THE NUMBERS GO UP IN TERMS OF GDP. >> WE WILL TRACK A COUPLE OF THINGS, THE NOMINAL SIZE OF THE
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