In first budgets, Trump put breaks on non-military spending while Biden jams the pedal down
President Biden has released his first budget proposal for fiscal year 2022, which includes across-the-board spending increases, with the most substantial boost allocated to the Education Department.
Trump demands Congress boost COVID aid payments to $2,000 per American
Reaction from Fox News contributors Deroy Murdock, Marc Thiessen and Raymond Arroyo on 'The Story'
Peter Navarro breaks down the opportunity costs of impeachment
Pelosi unsure of deal being reached on USMCA; White House trade adviser Peter Navarro on budget deals, trade.
Rep. Brady on threat of government shutdown
Lawmakers pass a short-term spending bill to keep the government open through December 21, but the threat of a shutdown still looms; insight from House Ways and Means Chairman Kevin Brady.
Mick Mulvaney on calls for Congress to cut spending
White House budget director on President Trump proposing $15 billion spending cuts.
Rep. McCarthy addresses GOP concerns about tax reforms
House majority leader discusses moving the legislation forward on 'Sunday Morning Futures.'
Norquist: Failure to pass health care bill hurt tax reform
President of Americans for Tax Reform