The House of Representatives just passed legislation to provide assistance to Israel, which I support, and they said they were going to offset that $14 billion cost by cutting $14 billion from the IRS.
Van Hollen discusses the impact of IRS cuts on the deficit amid Israel assistance legislation.
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