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i mean how do you -- we had glenn hubbard on, first step make a rule you will only expand spending by inflations something like that. you have to start down the road of adhering to the rule. what is a way of actually getting us rolling in the right direction? >> only two-ways to address the entitlements programs. costs, one way for mitch mcconnell and republican senators to get rid of this 60-vote rule that is not required in the constitution. may not even be permitted by the constitution. i think in a republic in a democracy, majority rules and wins but that is not in the case in the united states senate. you will not get any entitlement reform in the united states senate until you get to majority rule. no democrat can vote for cutting entitlement programs and expect to win their democrat primaries. they can win a general election but not their primaries. we're in a very, very difficult position when you talk about these entitlement programs long term. the other option for the american people to start sending a better batch of congressman and senators and presidents looking back over