he had a particular interest in his cap with akron. we are discussing his new book by the university of notre dame press, a church that can and cannot change. when we went to brett, you had cited scripture, but teachings of christ on some things that cannot change. the book is for illustrative things of how things do change. you said at the break you might want to suggest the pickup with marriage and go from there. >> why don't i do that, plunge into marriage. it is an. where there is changes in process. you can see it visibly. it is in the areas, a very curious. , you might say. it's the. of how the church regards the marriages of persons who are not baptized, persons who are therefore outside the christian community, and the church has come to accept, at least in some cases, divorced for the unbaptized. now, that is quite astonishing if you take it that the general teachings is that by natural, marriage is insoluble. but going back to a teaching of st. paul in corinthians, there has been a development of doctrine that permits the chu

we fought hard and akron fand san francisco for a lot of different laws, and when we see there is this kind of abuse that still happens over something as basic as the minimum wage, i think all of us are our rage. we're very pleased to team up with the progress of workers alliance. we will continue to work with them on common interests, and we really urge this ordinance gets past so we can fix some very bad rounds in san francisco. thank you. supervisor campos: thank you. -- supervisor chiu: thank you. >> good morning. my name is connie ford. i am speaking on behalf of my local and jobs with justice. we represent many low-wage workers. because of our union we fight every day to ensure those workers are afforded all of the rights and are able to work here and live under the values of san francisco. so we absolutely support this ordinance. jobs with justice, as you all probably know, is a coalition. we just celebrated our first year anniversary of the coalition of community and labor unions working together to ensure everyone's workers' rights are enacted and lived upon. many of the organ

woods has won seven times at fire stone in akron, ohio. although it's always where last year he had his career worst 72 hole performance where he finished 18 over par. as for his caddie, there are reports that tiger's friend brian bell will be felling in for the fired steve williams. taking over for steve williams. williams was not pleased at being let go by teaguer after he stood by during, well, the troubles of the last year and a half. >>> to the nfl where many players will be finding themselves in new uniforms next season. chad ochocinco and albert haynesworth find new homes in new england. bill belichick taking both of those guys under his wings. considered problem players in the past. and if anyone can make it work, i guess it's belichick. reggie bush close to a deal that would take his talents to south beach as the dolphins are close to signing the running back from the saints. and foon and he will, the trade everyone knew was going to happen, the cardinals get kevin kolb from the phillies -- sxhu me, the eagles. that would be stran

. >> yes, and my apologies for using an akron that without adequate explanation, but you are right on point. supervisor cohen: i know this is everyday knowledge for you, but you have got to slow down. this is the first time many of us are hearing this information. it is important for us to have this valuation. for a point of clarification about the tep program, you say you collected data. it is a curious to know if the data was disseminated, the questions or disseminated in any other language, any language other than english? >> if i may, i believe it was. but let me defer the question to julie. >> yes, the tep materials were prepared in english, spanish, and chinese. when we were developing the recommendations, we had workshops across the city providing translation in spanish, english, and chinese. in our visitation valley workshop, we also had mandarin. in our district one workshop, i believe we did just cantonese. supervisor mar: i was at its session at the jewish community center, and a number of consultants held out to make it very multilingual and very sensitive to communities.

i think child sacrifice is very important first of all the the god is an ancient and akron estate superstition and so is the state so i think that sort of fits well together also the god demands child sacrifice the state requires child sacrifice the reply is that children be placed in terrible. teachers it requires that children's futures be sold off for the sake of buying favorites from voters in the here and now and of course it months that governments periodically go to war which is the ultimate form of child sacrifice and mythologically i think it works really well there is a very great primitivism in the state it is one of the oldest human institutions that has barely reformed itself in ten thousand years and you have at the top of them you have oh ok fine fire fire fire gates's oh you know you cut you off right there don't want to do is what do you wax philosophical it's friday or friday as a vote of the bobo growth story or ok's the following there's people coming together so it's a process is how do you really think that the members of the union grove and it's about. twenty twenty four

republican voters in dayton, cleveland and akron like medicare. republican politicians like wall street and the insurance companies more than they like medicare and social security. that is not the kind of agreement. if john thune can't vote for it, we are not going to get his vote. there are a dozen republicans that will be more reasonable than that and are patriotic enough they don't want to see the united states of america default on its obligations. >> what do you think as it's been bandied about if congress fails to pass anything, would you encourage the president to use the 14th amendment to raise the debt limit? >> i don't want to go there. i don't want people who have taken an oath of office and have the responsibility to do the right thing, i don't want them to think, i'm not going to vote for this. let the president do it. i don't think that's good for the country. i don't want to comment beyond that. i think we are going to get to an agreement. enough republicans will look out for their country before they look out for political gain in

you are from akron. you play -- just by saying i'm going to play in my hometown.go anywhere in the world but you are literally a king there. that's how i feel in detroit. no one can every take that from me. that love. there's nothing like being loved. >> would you switch allegiance? >> never. i try to make a lot of money. i have never made an unhonest dollar off a working man's back. i can hold my head up and walk anywhere in the world knowing that. i don't have to drive around in a tinted rolls-royce. i'm proud of that. i want to make a lot of money. i want to make it honestly. it sets you free. you can tell somebody -- when they are coming at you saying we are going to pay this. i have walked away from shows where they are not treating the crew right. they don't have dressing rooms for the girls. they think you ought to be privileged to be on the show. i sago [ bleep ] yourself. have fun. >> money brings you that power, doesn't it? >> yeah. >> do you feel guilty about the money you have? you go back to detroit and see so many jobless? do you feel you put enough

heavy rains triggering dangerous floods around akron.s say it is the worst they have seen and they are trying to keep the water away from the businesss. >> ain't nothing we can do. >> shepard: half a foot of rain fell in just two hours. georgia. >> i love you. >> shepard: a store north of atlanta giving away free wedding dresses to fiancees of soldiers in iraq and afghanistan and active duty brides to be. part of a nationwide program brides across america. >> brings us to tears on a regular basis that we can be part of it. >> shepard: the owner also says overseas service is stressful enough on newlyweds so she is helpful to work and tha -- glad to h help. i'm shepard smith. this is "the fox report." it is the bottom of the hour and time for the top of the news. 13 days until the u.s. meets its debt ceiling. president obama meeting separately with members of both political parties and the white house says he might accept a short-term extension of the debt limit only if lawmakers reach a long-term deal and just need a few days to write up

my friends in akron call it akron. >> do they?still to come, officials are trying to scramble to come up with plan b. there is a plan b about the debt ceiling debate. one of the ideas involves trillion dollar coins. want to stick around and hear about that. 22 minutes past the hour. >>> minding your business this morning. right now stock futures are trading lower ahead of the opening bell. a big day on wall street today. investors are sorting through a whole lot of economic data. earnings reports are waiting for news on the debt ceiling debate in washington. stocks have been down for five days now on concerns that the deal won't get done. >>> treasury department officials telling cnn that executives from 20 major banks are meeting with treasury officials today at the federal reserve building in manhattan. topping the agenda, the debt ceiling and potential fallout if a deal is not reached in time. >>> and wall street executives very nervous about the debt deal debate in washington. a report from credit suisse says u.s. stocks could

the storms brought damaging winds and lightning. 10,000 people left without power and the akron airport a few hours after the main terminal was flooded. >>> take a look at this. a lovely little dinner for three at one of los angeles dining spots. the middle of 405 freeway. they decided what the heck, let's set up dinner while the highway is closeded for construction. some called it carmageddon but the traffic nightmare never really materialized and not a bad plags to dine. great view. >>> a squad of under cover agents looking on for your health called calorie cops. a team from tufts university are trying to figure out how many calories are in the restaurant food we eat. senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen to tell us maybe we shouldn't read what is on menu, is that the case? >> right. you see calories for a certain dish you want to order and you trust them, right? you are there. folks at tufts university decided to test like 200 something dishes at popular restaurants that we go to all the time. and they found they were way off. like some of them were off by 200 calories. some e

leg injury, tiger woods returns to the pro golf circuit this week at the bridgestone invitational in akronroubles, the biggest money maker in the sport is now ranked number 133 in the world. >>> so how will president obama celebrate his 50th birthday this week? how else? with a re-election fund-raiser in his hometown of chicago. >>> i'm sue herera. get all your business news on cnbc. >> and scott mcgrew will get your day started with business news starting at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >>> next on "today in the bay" our political analyst larry gerston joins us to talk about the debt ceiling showdown in washington and what it means here in the golden state. >>> good morning. i'm mike inoye. fat beats, sounds like a great name for a band but it times create healthier food systems while nurturing the food in the city. they kick off a new venture combination flea market and farmers market. you can get the plates for dinner, the food to cook and some food for thought. you don't want to eat in? grab some grub on the way to the drive-in. yes, the drive-in. well, that's what it says. you drive out to

my constituents in youngstown and akron, ohio, pay a heck of a lot more than 17%. we hear our friends on the other side of the aisle, how all these changes need to occur, how all these problems need to be solved, but heaven forbid, mr. speaker, we ask the 400 wealthiest families in the united states of america to maybe be a little bit patriotic and help us ou and you'll say, well these are the job creators. these taxes won't go into place for another year or two. we've got to get through this downturn. but we need to send a message to the bond market that we are serious. and for us to be this irresponsible and not ask the wealthiest, what a they being asked to sacrifice here? what are the top 1%, what are we asking them to sacrifice? i ask for an additional 15 seconds. mr. van hollen: i yield an additional 15 seconds. mr. ryan: one final point. the debt we are now debating was run up by our friends on the other side. two wars, the bush tax cut and a prescription drug plan, all on the credit card, and now the same people who worked their way up in the leadership pos

you're from akron, you know what i mean? you play for cleveland.own in the community. can you go anywhere in the world, take your private jet, go anywhere but you're literally a king there. that's how i feel in detroit. no one can ever take that from me. nothing like being loved in your life. >> you couldn't do like lebron and switch allegiance from this city. >> never. >> you can't be bought, can you? >> one thing i've proud of i've never made an unhonest dollar off someone's back. i don't have to drive around in a tintd rolls-royce and get out in hotels and hide from people. i'm very proud of that, but do i want to make a lot of money. i want to make it honest. i want to make a lot because it kind of sets you free in a weird way where you can tell somebody. you know, we're going to pay you this. you're not treating people right. i've walked away from shows not treating the crew people right, and they don't have dressing rooms for the girls and just some water and they think you ought to be privileged to be on the show. i'm like go bleep bleep you

now, as i said this is kind of a tick-tock book of the last 36 hours, but i think i need to keep akron. so what happens as i'm sure some of you know very well, in 1973, the united states south vietnam and north vietnam, the democratic republican side in paris peace accord. according to those, everybody hoped and wished, especially the united states that we're going to have another korea situation, that is going to be a country divided into. is going to be a tmz, would've. the north vietnamese never had any idea of standing by these of course but they are constantly probing. they were even allowed to leave men, construction workers on the so of the republic of vietnam. finally, in the fall of 1974, led by a charismatic and strategic and tactical genius, and a for joy genius, they decided to invade. they broke the paris peace accords and we knew they were doing this. we have satellites. we have photos. with everything. that congress was just so sick of the work, we were out, we had men, marine security guards at consular, at the provincial counselors. we had a platoon or a half a platoon

host: akron, ohio, independent line.ler: i was raised in a defendant -- family, pro-life, can serve a tip, a democrat. times have changed -- conservative democrat. times have changed. a house that is praying for the wrecking ball cannot stand. the presumption of the gop is as long as a black man owns the house, who really cares? host: that was our last call. i want to show you the front page of the "guardian" out of the uk. it shows a picture of stevenson after his resignation last night. he announced his shock resignation last night after his failure to inform authorities about the opening inquiries into phone hacking. that story broke yesterday. we will continue to look at it and events from london, including a major hearing tomorrow that we will have on c- span3 live tomorrow. in the meantime, more on your calls regarding budget matters. in a few minutes, richard land will be here to take questions. he is of the southern baptist convention. after this, we will have jane hamsher. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> tonight o

what about an akron -- an akron worker in an auto plant, in a rubber plant? do they get that option? of course not. they have to wait until 65 or 62 and a discounted amount to receive retirement benefits. no longer, mr. president, should any congressman, no longer should any congresswoman, no longer should any senator be treated differently from other americans. that's what the congressional retirement act of 2011 would ensure. this bill would amend the federal employees retirement system and the civil service retirement system to directly tie current and future members of congress access to their federal benefits, their federal retirement benefits, tie it to the social security retirement age. it's that simple and it's bipartisan. senator mccaskill of missouri, a democrat, senator johnson of south dakota, a democrat, are cosponsors. the house companion introduced by representative bobby shilling of illinois, a republican, has seven republican cosponsors. the idea is endorsed by the conservative national taxpayers union who calls it -- quote -- "one of the fe

he will play next week at the bridgestone invitational in akron, ohio, where he has had some success in the past. all right. back over to marysol castro now with our first check of the national forecast. good morning. >> good morning, jeff and everyone at home. take a look at thanks so much. that is your latet weather. >> thank you so much. see you couple of minutes. >>> rupert murdoch's son could face more interrogation. more coming out on the scandal. >>> dominique strauss-kahn accuser says she cries every day about the sexual assault case. hear more from her coming up on "the early show." they're easy to share.ean ♪and that's how sharing works. get yours at burger king, before someone else does. ♪ that comes from a leaf sweet surprise ♪rue love ♪ ♪ it's natural, guilt-free no artificiality ♪ ♪ it won't land on my hips or my thighs ♪ [ announcer ] truvia. honestly sweet. [ male announcer ] know the feeling? try acuvue® oasys brand contact lenses with hydraclear® plus for exceptional comfort. it feels like it disappeared on my eye! [ male announcer ] discover why it's the brand eye

early morning flight departed from akron and canton as scheduled. after the plane departed, the airport closed for three hours while first in a do work on restoring main power. your is a live look at the golden gate bridge. a little bit of a week although the fastrak only lanes seem to be moving pretty well. the weather looks terrific. in marin county, a warm spot. traffic cop spots in a minute. protesters arrested in san francisco after more than 100 people rallied against a shooting in the bayview district that killed a 19 year-old parolee from seattle. indeed, atms where damage, even a photographer was pushed down. the rangers now believe that too, possibly three hikers were killed when the or schweppeswept over a waterfall.e recovery effort to find the bodies is under way today. officials are not releasing the identity of the hikers at this point, until families have been notified. there were for more information to find the attacker a bryan still, the giants fan that was beaten and las angeles has now increased to $225,000. bryan stow has had a

>> no, i just ate a hot dog stuffed in something in akron, ohio. >> we're going to give a challenge for, rick, by the way? >> the most hot dogs? >> sure. >> around 20. i have eaton 57 white castle burgers. >> in one sitting? >> yes. i ate a 5-pound burger with 20 slices of cheese and 20 slices of bacon in boston, and it was called the eagle's deli challenge. it was five pounds of fries in the background, and that was the after. so i failed, but it was a victory in many people's eyes. >> that's gross, but thank you for sharing. good to see you. >>> casey anthony case is now in the hands of the jury. the defense attorney weighs in on today's development. ♪ my only sunshine ♪ you makes me happy ♪ when skies are grey ♪ you'll never know, dear ♪ how much i love you ♪ please don't take my sunshine away ♪ [ male announcer ] as long as there are babies, they'll be chevy's to bring them home. ♪ they'll♪ chevy's to bring them home. ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing purina one beyond a new food for your cat or dog. she is the greatest thing ever. one little smile, one little laugh. honey bunny. [ babbles ] [ laug

woods says he will take part in the bridgestone invitational in akron, ohio, next week.e woods' first tournament since may. >>> first story, horrified the world, the libyan woman who claimed she was gang raped by gadhafi forces is now in the u.s. the start of her new life and details coming up next. >>> it was a horrifying story that captured the attention of the world. eman al-obeidy claimed she was gang raped by forces loyal to libyan leader, moammar gadhafi, she arrived in new york two days ago and is now in denver. we met al obeidy in charge. he's been in touch with her since then and joins us now from washington. how did al-obeidy wind up here in the u.s.? >> well, the unhcr and u.s. government were very interested in her case, and they were able to help her out ever libya and take her to a facility in romania. since she is higher profile than an average refugee, they took special care of her and expedited her paperwork. she wanted to come to the u.s. and they granted her refugee status in the u.s. >> that explains why she was thanking the united states government a

i don't know a business person from toledo to dayton to youngstown to akron, ohio, that think that ithrough this again in six months. it just freezes any kind of activity or investment or job creation when you do this. it injects more uncertainty into an already uncertain economy in going through this again in six months would be just such an irresponsible thing to do. i don't think -- i think senators understand that. i'm not sure why john boehner's troops in the house think that it makes sense to do this again in six months. >> in terms of the senate action, it's now friday night, what happens tomorrow, sunday, monday, how quickly does this go through the process in order to avert an economic disaster on tuesday? >> we're working late into the night tonight. late into the night tomorrow night. we'll be hear sunday and i think the timetable is such with the way senate rules work that unless we get unanimous support or what's called unanimous consent, wolf, to send it to the house monday morning. we would like to do it earlier. i think the house then will get a lot of pressure from ma

he's won seven times at fire stone in akron, ohio. last year was his worst p performan performance.y will replace the fired caddy. he was let go, despite the fact he stood by tiger and defended him during the troubles of the last year or so. >>> former bangles wide receiver, chad ochocinco will be in new england. >> really? >> yeah, they have been considered problem players in the past. if anyone can make it work, it's him. >> i thought what he did was moss. extraordinary. >> yeah. >> moss' face. tough coaches can make the difference and turn the players around. >> they respect him and the patriots. >> yeah. i think this is positive. >> reggie bush is close to a deal. >> are you surprised by that? >> he's under achieved since he came out of college. after his college career, a new jersey nfl career. he hasn't found his way. he gets hurt a lot. >> the kardashians, are they distracting him? >> he's not with her anymore. >> willie! he watched the show, the kardashian's? >> oh, god no. >> which one? >> chris humphreys. >> who is the other one? >> i don't know. >> i banned it. my daughte

guest: it is one of those washington akron is. -- acronyms.p function of the brady law signed by president clinton in 1993. it is up function -- named for james brady, the white house press secretary wounded in the assassination attempt on president reagan by john hinckley. nics is a way for the federal government to identify people who are prohibited by statute from owning or buying a firearm. those laws go back to 1958 or so, but the unique thing about the nics system was up federal system to screen buyers of funds that went into operation for the first time in 1999. it is been in effect for the last dozen years or so. host: you wrote an item for the huffington post about the badly flawed system failing to contain firearms. congress and the bush administration took action to shore up the system which was supposed to keep guns away from the deranged and the dangers purview also wrote that the federal background system conceived as the first line of defense against gun crime was conflicted over just who should be barred, brought in to highligh

host: our next caller comes from akron, ohio. caller: good morning. thank you for the opportunity.have a comment to make. host: go ahead, richard. caller: they did not build rome in a day, and did not burn it down in the day either. it will take time to get out of this. let's get down to the business of doing what is right for this country. any party who makes it known that their primary interest is to stop the president from making progress -- one-stop president from making progress you stop the country. i think we need to check ourselves, and we need to look at what we are doing, and take the rhetoric out, and get down to business this new business. -- business. i've been watching politics for years. guest: i think richard makes a good point about the partisan attitude in washington, d.c., right now. when the talk to republicans or democrats, they have the same vision, and that is to be a democratic, prosperous country, the kind of country we grew up dreaming about, the opportunities and give advantages that comes with that. the issue is how to get there, and there are fundamenta

around but the blame won't create the job that a former auto worker in youngstown or a rubber worker in akron or a chemical worker in columbus or a steelworker outside cincinnati, that won't create a job that they're looking for nor reduce the rising costs for them of food and gas and shelter. i urge my colleagues to consider taking big steps -- big steps -- not just slight changes to the margin, in rebuilding our manufacturing base and rebuilding the middle class. those steps include rebalancing our economic policies, reinvesting in education, reinvesting -- putting real support into work force traini training, enforce trade laws that increase -- that -- that defend -- enforce trade laws that increase our exports and defend against unfair trade. three examples, mr. president, of enforcing trade laws have happened in the last couple of years. thanks in part to a -- a more aggressive obama administration, finally, on trade law. we've seen jobs created, hundreds of jobs created in lorain, ohio, and youngstown, ohio because of enforcement of trade laws on oil country tubular steel. we've seen ru

my constituents in youngstown and akron, ohio, pay a heck of a lot more than 17%. we hear our friends on the other side of the aisle, how all these changes need to occur, how all these problems need to be solved, but heaven forbid, mr. speaker, we ask the 400 wealthiest families in the united states of america to maybe be a little bit patriotic and help us out. and you'll say, well these are the job creators. these taxes won't go into place for another year or two. we've got to get through this downturn. but we need to send a message to the bond market that we are serious. and for us to be this irresponsible and not ask the wealthiest, what are they being asked to sacrifice here? what are the top 1%, what are we asking them to sacrifice? i ask for an additional 15 seconds. mr. van hollen: i yield an additional 15 seconds. mr. ryan: one final point. the debt we are now debating was run up by our friends on the other side. two wars, the bush tax cut and a prescription drug plan, all on the credit card, and now the same people who worked their way up in the leadership

my constituents in youngstown and akron, ohio, pay a heck of a lot more than 17%. we hear our friends on the other side of the aisle, how all these changes need to occur, how all these problems need to be solved, but heaven forbid, mr. speaker, we ask the 400 wealthiest families in the united states of america to maybe be a little bit patriotic and help us out. and you'll say, well these are the job creators. these taxes won't go into place for another year or two. we've got to get through this downturn. but we need to send a message to the bond market that we are serious. and for us to be this irresponsible and not ask the wealthiest, what are they being asked to sacrifice here? what are the top 1%, what are we asking them to sacrifice? i ask for an additional 15 seconds. mr. van hollen: i yield an additional 15 seconds. mr. ryan: one final point. the debt we are now debating was run up by our friends on the other side. two wars, the bush tax cut and a prescription drug plan, all on the credit card, and now the same people who worked their way up in the leadership

my constituents in youngstown and akron, ohio, pay a heck of a lot more than 17%. we hear our friends on the other side of the aisle, how all these changes need to occur, how all these problems need to be solved, but heaven forbid, mr. speaker, we ask the 400 wealthiest families in the united states of america to maybe be a little bit patriotic and help us out. and you'll say, well these are the job creators. these taxes won't go into place for another year or two. we've got to get through this downturn. but we need to send a message to the bond market that we are serious. and for us to be this irresponsible and not ask the wealthiest, what are they being asked to sacrifice here? what are the top 1%, what are we asking them to sacrifice? i ask for an additional 15 seconds. mr. van hollen: i yield an additional 15 seconds. mr. ryan: one final point. the debt we are now debating was run up by our friends on the other side. two wars, the bush tax cut and a prescription drug plan, all on the credit card, and now the same people who worked their way up in the leadership

host: our next caller comes from akron, ohio. caller: good morning. thank you for the opportunity. i have a comment to make. host: go ahead, richard. caller: they did not build rome in a day, and did not burn it down in the day either. it will take time to get out of this. let's get down to the business of doing what is right for this country. any party who makes it known that their primary interest is to stop the president from making progress -- one-stop president from making progress you stop the country. i think we need to check ourselves, and we need to look at what we are doing, and take the rhetoric out, and get down to business this new business. -- business. i've been watching politics for years. guest: i think richard makes a good point about the partisan attitude in washington, d.c., right now. when the talk to republicans or democrats, they have the same vision, and that is to be a democratic, prosperous country, the kind of country we grew up dreaming about, the opportunities and give advantages that comes with that. the issue is how to get there, and there are fundame

guest: akron, ohio, independent. caller: i kind of agree with you. i am disappointed obama would even mention trying to cut social security. let me ask a question and i will hangp and listen to you. shouldn't the capital raised at least from what it is now like $109,000 of income? i mean, to mean, that seems logical. why would youot raise it to $250,000 of income that social security would be taxed on that and come? i will hang up and listen. guest: the caller is talking about the cap on the amount of money you earn the social security taxes are taken from. it seems like to be a much better solution, something far more american support to raise the cap, if there is more money needed, rather than to make cuts in the program or benefits. if you believe that, go to your member of congress to mark in their office. their staff this is how you think. they do not seem to g that. host: what about the higher retirement age of rock? guest: it is horrible. it is no different than the paul ryan plan. it forces them on to the exchanges. it puts them in the exchan

guest: akron, ohio, independent. caller: i kind of agree with you. i am disappointed obama would even mention trying to cut social security. let me ask a question and i will hang up and listen to you. shouldn't the capital raised at least from what it is now like $109,000 of income? i mean, to mean, that seems logical. why would you not raise it to $250,000 of income that social security would be taxed on that and come? i will hang up and listen. guest: the caller is talking about the cap on the amount of money you earn the social security taxes are taken from. it seems like to be a much better solution, something far more american support to raise the cap, if there is more money needed, rather than to make cuts in the program or benefits. if you believe that, go to your member of congress to mark in their office. tell their staff this is how you think. they do not seem to get that. host: what about the higher retirement age of rock? guest: it is horrible. it is no different than the paul ryan plan. it forces them on to the exchanges. it puts them in