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drat creative when it comes for coming up with ways for washington to get the money, but not creativefor washington to start, you know, slowing down all that spending of our money, and that psych key has not been really broken in any dramatic sense. the latest budget confirms enoughty ways for money, whether you double taxes or raise a lot of money in the aviation field for security taxes, and it's not a lot of stuff to just simply be diverted into getting the deficit and debt under control. >> well, that's your take on it. mine is that this was really quite a moll budget from the administration -- neil: what was bold about it? what was bold? tell me something that was bold. >> yeah, major reform of medicare that actually saves more money in the first ten years, probably in the second ten years as well than the ryan budge. they are serious reforms in medicare which will accumulate over time. that's important. neil: wait a minute, a lot of people are looking at that as a -- that whatever you save in medicare, are, in fact, going to just make for bloated, more health care system. >> no,

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secretary of homeland security says relying on a trigger is not the way to go and a drat of the president's plan on immigration reform does not make a link between border enforcement and the path to citizenship. would the president sign an immigration reform plan that does make that link -- citizen ship, but, first, border security. >> this is a bright spot in washington, border security, where republicans and determines coming together, with the chamber of commerce and the afl-cio working together. that is tremendous progress. we feel very good that the product they are working on is consistent with what the president has put forward what he ran on and will address immigration reform in a common sense way. we feel good where this is going. >> will a president sign a deal that mandates that trigger on boarder inform? >> what they are looking at and what has been talked about in the gang of eight proposal is 100 percent consistent with what the president is doing. we feel good about it. they are looking at it in the right way. >> we will stay on top of all these stories in the week ahead. >>