During an event hosted by the Partnership for Public Service Tuesday, Office of Management and Budget Director Jack Lew said that his office is trying to work cautiously so that they can make cuts while avoiding damaging institutions. (0:30)
Office of Management and Budget Director Jack Lew says partnership between agencies and his office is the most effective way to find savings.
Jack Lew, the White House OMB Director, says that the American economy desperately needs the job package proposed last week by President Obama. (0:39)
Jack Lew, Jobs Package in Audio OMB Director Jack Lew says that the most fortunate need to help pay for economic growth under Obama’s jobs plan. (0:11)
Jack Lew, jobs and growth plan, taxing the rich in Audio Jack Lew, Director for the Office of Management and Budget told reporters that we need to address our fiscal future. We need to do it for own credit worthiness, and to demonstrate that Washington can make decisions. (:31)
Jack Lew, fiscal future, omb in Audio Jack Lew, Director for the Office of Management and Budget, talked to reporters at the White House about dramatic savings in Medicare and Medicaid included in both President Obama’s fiscal proposal Wednesday and the Affordable Health Care Act. (:25)
Jack Lew, Director for the Office of Management and Budget, explained the differences between the proposed GOP health care vouchers and the current benefit package for senior citizens. (:54)
Jack Lew, omb, senior citizens in Audio Office and Management and Budget Director Jack Lew explains why the Administration has decided to make cuts in the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program. He says it was a very hard cut, though it is necessary in trying to make difficult savings. (:59)
Office of Management and Budget Director Jack Lew outlines the 2012 budget and calls it a responsible plan. It cuts spending and deficit, reaching a sustainable deficit by the middle of the decade where the government will no longer be adding to our debt. (:39)
