ms. jarrett, okay, so wet off -, we don't need henry. ) time. look.you have the poll cbs thing and it's bad. it's a bad poll for you guys. just about obamacare driving down the president's numbers? >> we have been through a challenging time. i think as a result of what the president did at the state of the union he changed the paradigm. we are going to have a year of action. is he going to do a lot of things that don't necessarily involve congress. >> do these terrible numbers worry you? >> the it president has never focused on the daily polling numbers. if he did that he wouldn't have run for president. what he is focusing on is the american people. what he can do. what action he can take to create jobs, create growth, create opportunity and that's what this year is going to be all about. >> this poll is bad for him. secondly, i'm worried you are cutting the army down to preworld war ii levels. i mean, you have got china, you have got iran, the you have got the taliban. >> we have the strongest military in the world. >> well, you are not making this

ms. jarrett here? i'm sure she wants to get out of here. >> no. i'm enjoying the conversation. i think there are lots of ways of approaching the problem. the recognition that this is a problem for all of this that is a segment of our,"mñaccu behind. that we have to change that paradigm. and it requires a lot of effort. and it's not just either/or. it's a bunch of different strategies we have to take. >> all right. >> you know what? maybe if we can find musicians respect come and talk to them. >> either tell them you will will do it or you will audit them, okay? that's it? >> if we did that my goodness you would have a field day with that i don't think we will be auditing them. >> everybody would like that. tell them -- they will do it. these pinheads will do it if you tell them to. >> you know what bill that i really like is the fact that you are passionate about this and you care about these young men. >> i'm a former teacher. the kids that you saw up there today, i them in my class. >> exactly. >> i had them in my class 40 years ago. the situation has just gotten worse. >> it