. >>, but, world war ii to bail it out unfortunately, but we're now entracting, radically changing, socializing 22% of the economy, i believe that's the he health care sector, it's a huge chunk, don't hold me to the matters. >> any way, hold a chunk of the economy and we're now standing that-- when we have 1.5% growth and going down. and that is unsustainable. >> charles payne. >>, but this is, this is not about socializing medicine and do you it and-- >> it becomes tedious, and charles payne. >> you know, the bottom line, is, listen, you talk the compassionate angle, they say look it we're the only civilized country that doesn't do it. spain has it, 25%. >> italy has it, greece has it. so, somehow, somehow the idea that this will make our economy better. by the way, that's the cure all. if you want to figure out how to make it better, make the economy better, more people have jobs and recovery works and the medicare footprints. >> and instead this tax that the president says isn't a tax and 70, 75% of it fall on people making less than $200,000 a year. >> if he came into office focus like a la

what they're going to face when they are sworn in in january is one of the most complicated and entractable nature. it's got historic hurdles and challenges. if this is the list the romney campaign is looking at, then he's in a good spot. >> i think they're also looking at others including krischris ki kristi and rub owe. and thoon seems to be moving up ahead of the pack a little bit. although portman and pawlenty are very much in this contest as well. someone who did this for john mccain helped pick sarah palin. give me the strengths and nonstrengths of these they're als. three serious, competent, accomplished men. >> does one of them though stand out in your mind? >> it's funny to me. when you talk about someone breaking out almost like a horse race, that feels like the opposite way that someone like mitt romney would make this selection. he seems to make selections in such a deliberate plotting way that i can't see that campaign sitting around and having certain potential candidates surge ahead of the others. i really see them looking at this in a very analytical way and making a very re