let's let harold who is calling from east alton illinois join the conversation, harold good morning . >> the earmarks are another way to bribe a congressman or somebody to vote their way on a bill that they normally wouldn't vote on. i think the money and the politics of the main problem with all of this, maybe we should have term limits. i think the congressman will do whatever they can to stay in their and they only make $175,000 per year and most of them are harvard educated lawyers that could be six- figure employees but they chose to keep the job for some reason and i think the lobbyists that go in there, lobbying used to be where you get a number of people to sign a piece of paper saying they all agree with that but you take it to your congressman and you don't take an envelope full of money from a big bank and say i need this bill passed so could you get it through with one of the earmarks on it or something . >> good response . >> we called it legalized bribery except when it became illegal, do coming him lobbyists, staff, it could certainly become corruptive, there's no doubt