tried to engage the dental community at all, because they are trying to focus in on prooechgting tooth debay because it's so diet dependent, and we would love to engage in how to join the nutrition world in those efforts. we cannot do it ourselves. and i think the 0 zero to two is the only place we can start other than pregnant women, to do primary prevention. i'm curious what the guide lines might be. >> very early in the process. we've basically just outlined our framework to work both again with hhs is the lead agency for the dietary guidelines, 2015, which will govern officially ages two and above, but by agreement, we'll subsequently release died guidelines for 0 to 2. i saw within the last week or so the outline of the work plan that has been devised with hhs and with the center for nutrition policy, promotion, and i think engaged undoubtedly cdc. and there are a whole series of consumptions as this is developed to really to hear from the academy of pediatrics and dental community and other nutrition and health organizations. tint as much i am told. there isn't as much science on zero

i will admit there is a debate going on, but i don't think we should be having this debay.h governor romney. he did a great job laying out the plan and the problems we have. >> is this an issue that democrats can win on or do they have to just agree the spending is too much and has to be spent down? >> well, first of all, let's put this in context. most of the debt occurred under george bush's watch. two unpaid-for wars. policies that put us in economic collapse that further grew into this debt. the spending thing is interesting because frankly now you see two parties in two different areas. republicans say let's not do anything to stimulate the economy and the president took bold leadership to stimulate the economy. since taking action our economy has grown 26 straight months of job growth here. when you look at what the problem they are having overseas because they are going -- >> europe is suffering austerity. >> a recession. >> i want to play something bill clinton said today, his advice to president obama. talk more about proposed budget cuts. >> president, i think, sh