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It turns out President Trump's 2020 budget request set a record for the largest

budget proposal in history a total of 4.7 trillion dollars. In that he's

calling for a 5% boost in military spending,

and as expected, and ask for 8.6 billion more dollars

for a border wall.

But here's the thing, Axios reports it likely won't pass.

And it usually doesn't't Congress typically says no

thanks to the first budget request from every president but especially with this

one Democrats who control the house have made it clear they're not on board

saying Congress already refused to

fund the border wall and nothing has changed about that. They think the money

should be spent on education or workforce development, but this budget does

lay out President Trump's priorities.

Fox says if Trump's budget were approved, it would boost military spending,

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