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Paul Ryan In His Own Words on CNBC

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Published: Monday, 13 Aug 2012 | 11:20 AM ET
By: CNBC.com
Source:gpoaccess.gov
Rep. Ryan Paul from Wisconsin

Rep. Paul Ryan, the Wisconsin congressman who is now Mitt Romney's vice presidential choice, has made many appearances on CNBC in his role as chairman of the House Budget Committee and the author of a controversial budget plan that projects spending cuts of $5.3 trillion over ten years. It also calls for a major overhaul of Medicare for future retirees.

Here's a collection of video clips going back to June, 2011:

Congressman Ryan: Bernanke ' Basically Buying Time'
Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI), weighs in on bank regulation, the U.S. economy, and monetary stimulus. "Our fiscal policy is on a collision course with our monetary policy, and this is the worst recovery since World War II. Having more monetary stimulus is a poor substitute for getting the basics right," says Ryan.
Capitol Hill Showdown on Taxes
Rep. Paul Ryan, (R-WI), discusses election year politics; the House proposal on tax cuts and how it differs from President Obama's plans.
Rep. Paul Ryan on Fixing the Fiscal Cliff
Representative Paul Ryan (R-WI) discusses efforts made to prevent the fiscal cliff from happening at the end of the year. "The president hasn't proposed a single solution [to the fiscal cliff] in any of his four budget submissions he sent to Congress," says Ryan.
Where's the Deficit Grand Bargain?
Discussing whether Americans can expect a fiscal deal out of Washington, with CNBC's John Harwood and Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI).
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Rep. Paul Ryan, the Wisconsin congressman who is now Mitt Romney's vice presidential choice, has made many appearances on CNBC in his role as chairman of the House Budget Committee and the author of a controversial budget plan that projects spending cuts of $5.3 trillion over ten years.   Here's a collection of video clips going back to June, 2011.

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