. >> there was a category of flk. are you familiar with that? funny looking kids. >> who discovered it and when? >> symptoms of adhd have been around for over a century. >> fidgety phil was first described back in the 1800s. >> don't kids grow out of a.d.d.? >> the adult will be able to better control it, so when you look at it as an outsider, you say, "it's not there anymore," but it is still there, but the way it is presenting itself is different. >> why did it take so long to recognize it? >> when you get to be about 13 or 14 years old, you get self-conscious. you start looking at yourself, and you do something to try to cover up or hide the fact that you're different. why is there so much confusion? >> this is a disorder that's been going around for hundreds of years. we've just not be able to peg it easily because the names keep changing, or we don't describe it very well. >> and we're probably in our toddlerhood with our understanding of this. i think we're maybe past our infancy, but we're not mature with our understanding of this. >> is

they held the line saying any flks in the debt limit required matching deficit reduction. having a debt limit increase, the president insisted on a balanced approach in which reducing the deficit by raising taxes. the conservatives again fought this back. they knew that the primary driver of the debt is spending. regardless of president's talking points, nondefense discretionary spending is at historic levels. we are set for our third straight trillion dollar deficit. we have a debt of $13.5 trillion. the president's budget give us $13 trillion more in debt. the answer to this is not giving the government more money to spend, and third, conservatives resisted the effort by the president's allies to push most of the deficit reduction package down the road. there's more to hang your hat on, and i complement speaker boehner and majority leader mcconnell for their work, but i will not be able to support it because it does not provide us with the solution to the debt crisis that the markets are demanding. last week, it was clear that the real threat to america's aaa rating is n

so i think there are flks who want to know everything. [applause] scud freddie mac is wonderful when you read each weekthe mortgages put together she's helped me with the information to read iold him i was going to have a slide that says the satchel information and the presentation was prepared by intelligence people if it got lost in translation it's not our fault. now what's the question? [laughter] >> they want your comment. >> i told frank tiahrt for here was to speak fast enough and get off thestage efoe people figured out how really delighted know. i actually know something about health care and on the positive about health care i grew up in ashlawn kentucky, a small town of 35,000 people on the ohio river which it had a huge rolling mill, six chemical plants and turn out to be a terribly unhealthy place to live, but on the other hand it was economically dynamiand all that indust has gone away. what saved the city is it has become the health care center for all the appalachians and what was once a half block castle has to get over t