please welcome to london england sir bubba windsor, ladies and gentlemen. bubba windsor.ho else but an american. >> remember that movie the town was fake set up for one man who thought it was all real. the dutch nursing home is being named truman show. everyone from the grocery cashier to restaurant manager all specially trained to treat the patients with dementia. is this break through care? let's ask psychiatrist and author of "better than normal." what makes you difference makes you exceptional. tell me about the nursing home slash village? >> i think it's fantastic. alzheimer's individuals have moments of clarity where they know exactly what is going on. the biggest thing they face is fear. they are afraid there's not going to be any one there to take care of them. here you have a village that is set up specifically to care for them. in their moments of clarity they know that. >> little town of make believe. 23 apartments and they are crafted to feel like homes to 152 residents. i am assuming 6 to 7 people live in each of the houses. it's a little community. they go t

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please welcome from london england, sir bubba windsor, ladies and gentlemen. he's got a point. >> eric: bubba gump, bubba clinton. americans. >> steve: 28 minutes before the top of the hour. president obama set to make yet another attempt this morning to sell the buffet rule to voters as he tries to shoot down criticism he's engaging in class warfare. >> eric: doug is live at the white house with more. what's the latest? >> the president will be speaking at 10:15 on the buffet rule. very clear at this point that he's going to make this a major campaign theme regardless of its potential political liabilities. after all, when was the last time you heard a president campaigning on a tax increase, even on millionaires? under the so-called buffet rule, people making more than a million dollars a year would pay a tax rate of at least 30%. it would result in $36.7 billion per year in additional tax revenues. yesterday in a campaign rally, an important swing state of florida, the president again championed the buffet rule. >> and finally, we've got to make sure that we