Obama's team and congressional staff have been working on details of a plan to pump up the economy with $650 billion or more in government spending over the next few years. Some of the president-elect's aides think the plan could grow to $850 billion after negotiations with Congress.
Cheney says he wants to see what's in the plan because he could say whether it's a good way to spend money. But he says he generally favors tax cuts as a way to help the economy.
Cheney spoke on "Fox News Sunday."
