visit eastlake. and so rightly so they are very proud of these and it is something that his daughter craved over the years. because it's not what we know of the pictures of eastlake, which are actually through wire, it's a lovely neighborhood and still low income. and you can't walk through it without really being inspired. largely with federal dollars and upon their private investments. it's a beautiful place. kids are uniformed. i sat in a first-rate engineering class in the right amazing. then they brought us back into things and for those of you who have read my book, i will tell you it's a skeptical book about why stories don't really prove the case for charities and that you need a return on investment and you need measurements and proof. so i said to them, you know, this is evil. thank you for your time. but how do we really know that this area is okay with the promise that you set out for them 23 years ago. so they went to the whiteboard and i opened it up and they show the test results there

we are with congressman tom cole and go to scott in eastlake, high on our democrats' line. caller: i have an idea. why don't we eliminate the cap on social security deductions while putting a cap in on what you can get back when you retire and make social security safe for the next million years. [laughter] caller: i don't think asking people that make over $100,000 to keep adding to our scorblee security bank roll is a terrible thing to do. and i think most people would agree. guest: people that are earning at that level actually do pay in more to social security now than they receive back. they will not receive back the benefits that they pay for. so the real question is how much more do you want to take from them and is that the real driver of the issue. we need to take a look at this. this is a really important program. i have been working with a democrat, john delaney from maryland, new member from congress. john has talked about setting up a commission to look at these things. i assure you we will bring back suggestions no one likes on either side of the aisle and hav

we will go to scott it eastlake ohio on our democrats line. good morning. caller: good morning. why don't we eliminate the cap on social security deductions while putting a cap in on what you can get back when you retire and make social security safe for the next million years. i do not think asking people that make over $100,000 to keep adding to our social security bankroll is a terrible thing to do. i think most people would agree. guest: people earning a that level they will not receive back the benefits they pay for. the real question is, how much more do you want to take from them and is that the real driver of the issue? i agree with you we need a proper hands of look at this. it is an important program. i have been working with a democrat from maryland. a trip to new member of congress. john has talked about setting up a commission to look at these things. i can assure you it would bring back suggestions nobody likes on either side of the aisle. and then force congress to vote on it in a straight up or down amendment. that is an idea with a lot of merit. if he goes forwa