Rep. Jordan Says Right Tax Policy Could Get 4% Growth

The transcript covers discussions on government spending, defense funding, and the role of the House of Representatives in passing spending bills. It debates the impact of tax cuts on economic growth and the corporate tax rate's role in economic strategy. The conversation also includes a call for a special counsel to investigate alleged election interference by the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee.

What is the main concern discussed in the first section regarding government spending?

• Increasing defense spending without conditions

• Reducing taxes for corporations

• Eliminating all non-defense spending

• Balancing defense and social welfare spending

What role does the House of Representatives play in the spending process?

• They propose new taxes

• They approve spending and taxing bills

• They negotiate with foreign governments

• They set interest rates

What is the argument against the concept of revenue neutrality in tax policy?

• It leads to higher government spending

• It increases the tax burden

• It shifts the tax burden without reducing it

• It only benefits large corporations

What is the expected outcome of lowering the corporate tax rate according to the discussion?

• Enhanced economic growth

• Decreased economic growth

• Higher unemployment rates

• Increased government debt

Why is there a call for a second special counsel?

• To analyze defense spending patterns

• To review the tax reform impacts

• To examine the Clinton campaign's alleged payments to Russians

• To investigate the FBI's actions

What evidence is cited for the need for a new investigation?

• The economic growth under Obama

• The FBI's treatment of Donald Trump

• The Clinton campaign's payments to Russians

• The corporate tax rate changes

What is the criticism of the current special counsel's focus?

• It lacks evidence of coordination between Trump and Russia

• It is too focused on economic policies

• It ignores defense spending issues

• It is biased towards the Democratic Party