PolitiQuote

Discover video-sourced quotes by politicians

Ted Cruz: “The fiscal year of the federal government runs from October…”

Featuring: Ted Cruz, Republican | U.S. Senate, Texas

Watch on YouTube

Schumer Shutdown-What to Expect plus Dem Rhetoric Keeps getting Worse, Inciting Violence & Endang...

Published | Video Starts at 07:28

That's how the Constitution works, that Congress has to appropriate money in order for the executive to make an expenditure of taxpayer funds. And typically those appropriations are for a period of time. The fiscal year of the federal government runs from October 1 to September 30. So at midnight on September 30, the existing funding for the federal government will expire in order to Continue funding. Congress has to act now. The House has passed a continuing resolution. (07:28–07:35)

CLAIM

Asserts the fiscal year timeline for the federal government.

This is an excerpt from a raw transcript. The assertions have not been audited or verified. Tap the video to view the source footage and understand the context.


Ted Cruz

Discover more from

Ted Cruz

Report A Transcription Error

Please report any error in the automated transcription.

About PolitiQuote

PolitiQuote is a civic library index to statements made by politicians in publicly available video records. The index is created automatically from transcripts, with no editorial oversight or analysis. Highlighted quotes are selected by AI. Words may be added in parentheses to offer context for the quote. There may be errors in the transcription and display, so listen to the video to ensure accuracy.

PolitiQuote is a service of Gigafact Foundation, a nonpartisan nonprofit advancing facts and information transparency, community by community.

Visit gigafact.org to learn more.