here to clash out wih her is adam lashinsky. the kiwi, let me start with you.very time i do this today, there are so many individuals on either side. the cost to all of the social welfare programs, versus how much productivity, what work that they would do and what they can consume. sohow do you come by the numbers? >> i actually ascribed to paul ryan's view that entitlements, yes, that's something we need to look at. and it doesn't actually allow som to have entitlements. so that is part of the debate. but when marco rubio, when he approached the chief actuary, they said 3.2 million jobs will be created over 10 years and gdp growth will actually be one third-grader over 10 years. so as long as, in my opinion, as long as we can push aside the entitlements an allow people to get jobs, it will be that good in the ong run. melissa: adam, what do you think about tha >> that makes good sense to me. there's no question that our entire economy in the history of our country is built upon the backs of immigrants. so everything that we can do to make illegal immigrants l