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Rep. Ryan Zinke: The U.S. Can't Continue To Spend Money We Don't Have At The Rates We Are
1 month ago | By FOX News
Montana Republican Congressman Ryan Zinke joins Fox Across America With Jimmy Failla to discuss the ongoing negotiations over the debt ceiling, and whether he thinks cuts to programs such as Social Security and Medicare should be on the table in order to make a deal.
“Well, we've got to have a plan. And immediately, when you say, well, the budget, Congress comes together and we vote on about 28 percent of the budget. That's defense and interior and what most people see as a front store of the government. But what we don't vote or review is the other 72 percent, which is entitlements. And...
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