If you're required under an entitlement, let's take Medicaid, for example, those are entitlements that are required to be obligated if you participate in the program. And so if you say, like The House budget shows $95 million less than ours, it's artificial. That money has to get spent. So to practically compare the House finance budget to ours, you can't just ignore the 95 million or you can't ignore the 128 million for hope, and you can't ignore all those other programs. (18:55–19:02)
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Asserts that the House budget is $95 million less than his and considers it artificial.
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