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sponsorship of great decisions is provided by, price waterhouse coopers llp, the aarp office of international affairs, and the european commission. coming up next, "should america and the european commission. coming up next, "should america give up on haiti?" [instrumental music] >> welcome to great decisions, where americans make tough choices on u.s. foreign policy. i'm ralph begleiter. this week we ask, "should the u.s. give up on haiti?" to help answer this question we'll be joined by great decision participants in dallas and by our experts: ray walser, a senior policy analyst at the heritage foundation and michael shifter, president of the inter-american dialogue. thanks to both of you for being with us on great decisions. right to the top question, "should the united states give up on haiti?" ray. >> the question, i think, is posed in a moral sense, "should the u.s. do a particular, make a particular decision regarding haiti?" i don't think that is the way the question should be posed. "will the u.s. give up on haiti?" and i'm afraid that the answer may be that the u.s. over time, will

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aarp has been working to preserve social security for more than 50 years. join us in a conversation to strengthen it for years to come. >> schieffer: now to the other story. the story that will not go away. the story in japan. cbs's "60 minutes" correspondent scott pelley is in our tokyo bureau this morning. scott, bring us up to date on the latest. >> the death count, it was announced today here in japan, has been confirmed so far at 8,000 with something on the order of 15,000 missing. so the country is preparing itself at this point for a total death count from the tsunami of about 20,000 people. >> schieffer: scott, what's the latest on those reactors? >> well, it's still a fight out there, bob. there has not been a new release of radioactive steam in the last day or so. but the four reactors are still overheating. one american official working here told us that the japanese have done a great job of getting water cannons in there. they put 2,700 tons of water on one of the reactors in the last 24 hours, but that is still not keeping it quite cool enough.

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i see so many of my good friends around a room such as aarp, consumers union, and of the consumer advocacy groups in the trenches every single day doing amazing and critical work. i also want to a knowledge my former colleagues from the state offices and my new colleagues that are here today. a special thanks to the industry representatives attending. you are some of the fiercest allies that consumers have. you understand that the pro consumer is by definition pro- customer. that is good for business. a common refrain heard in this town from politicians giving speeches is i am one of you. i do not get to say that very much, because i am not a politician. today is different, because i am one of you. i remember work that was done since the teddy roosevelt on administration. when i first started doing consumer protection work, which seems like 100 years ago, one of the great challenges we face was making sure that every household gods of their annual sears roebuck and company catalog in terms -- in time to mail in the order by the holidays. those were the simpler times. there was not a shorta

utrillion in it -- i think you still leaole am the only guy living you ever had a hearing on the first aarp they're still looking for me. you cannot play games with it unless you want to go up to all of these people on the other side saying, you rotten things are going to touch my social security. waddle up to the window in 2037 and get 20% less. there is no way to avoid that. it only pays payable benefits. it will not pay schedule benefits. if everybody will wake up and figure that the thing they get from social security when they're 65 will not be there because you did nothing. >> thank you both for what you have done. if we are wise, we will take what you have done, add a little of our own wisdom, if we have any, and get something done. otherwise, we will be out of a job. can you imagine any scenario where we can save social security from in pending massive cuts, 30% or more, or any entitlement program without been adjusting the age for eligibility taxes -- without adjusting the age for eligibility? >> you can do it without adjusting the age, mathematically, so yes. but we thought you sh

i had a hearing on the aarp. they are still looking for me. you cannot play games with it unless you want to go to these on the other side who say you're going to touch my social security. got your relatives in 2037 and get 22% less and downhill the rest of the way. there is no way to avoid that. it pays only payable benefits. it will not pay scheduled benefits. if everybody can wake up and figure that the thing they get from the social security when you're 65, it will not be there because you did nothing. >> senator gramm. >> i do appreciate what you've done for the country. we will take parts of what you did and will add that and we will do something. if we are politicians who are not wise, it will all get beat. i think america wants us to do something. can you mention -- can you imagine a budget that does not have intolerance -- have entitlements? >> no. >> can you imagine saving social security from massive cuts or any entitlement program without adjusting the age for eligibility? is there any sensible way to do it without adjusting the ag

i see so many of my good friends around a room such as aarp, consumers union, and of the consumer advocacy groups in the trenches every single day doing amazing and critical work. i also want to a knowledge my former colleagues from the state offices and my new colleagues that are here today. a special thanks to the industry representatives attending. you are some of the fiercest allies that consumers have. you understand that the pro consumer is by definition pro- customer. that is good for business. a common refrain heard in this town from politicians giving speeches is i am one of you. i do not get to say that very much, because i am not a politician. today is different, because i am one of you. i remember work that was done since the teddy roosevelt on administration. when i first started doing consumer protection work, which seems like 100 years ago, one of the great challenges we face was making sure that every household gods of their annual sears roebuck and company catalog in terms -- in time to mail in the order by the holidays. those were the simpler times. there was not a shorta

trial lawyer they threw something in for the a.m.a., they certainly threw a big juicy bone in for aarp, a bunch of juicy bones, actually. they threw all these things in for all these interest groups except for the one who poll after poll say, we don't want it. don't do this. you promised us you would negotiate a health care bill on c-span and we would be able to see who was out for the people. so all the people could assume was that because none of that was done on c-span, other than a dog and pony show after it was basically done and about to be crammed down republicans' throats anyway, we had a little summit and it got crammed down our throats anyway and americans didn't want it. well, i did go through the original thousand-page bill, i went through the 2,000-page bill, i put off going through the 2,900-page bill because who knew if there'd be a third or fourth, i mean a fourth or fifth on top of that, i didn't want to end up going through yet another bill that wasn't going to be the one that really was the one that was seriously going to be made law. so i put it off. and when i got