those are some of the numbers from cbo, fox news research on responding to mary kudlow. and -- larry kudlow. and we have dave on the republican line. good morning. caller: first, a quick,. comment. it would bother to work if the government to 90% of what they earn? a question about medicare. once therstand it, biggest contributor to the growth in our national debt, tens of trillions of dollars in future liabilities for a program that people pay into for about 50 years and take out of for about 15 years, yet i hear more and more democratic politicians composing -- proposing medicare for all. what do you think that we do to our national debt? guest: there are a couple things on medicare. i made a reference about being a member of the baby-boom generation. i am on the backend of that as it were, but beginning in 2010 is when the first of the baby-boom generation became eligible for medicare. 65 years old. we now have for the next 15-20 years, between 10,000-11,000 per day that turn 65 and become medicare eligible on that. that is putting enormous pressure on obviously federa

those are some of the numbers from cbo, fox news research on responding to mary kudlow. arry kudlow. and we have dave on the republican line. good morning. caller: first, a quick,. comment. it would bother to work if the government to 90% of what they earn? a question about medicare. once therstand it, biggest contributor to the growth in our national debt, tens of trillions of dollars in future liabilities for a program that people pay into for about 50 years and take out of for about 15 years, yet i hear more and more democratic politicians composing -- proposing medicare for all. what do you think that we do to our national debt? guest: there are a couple things on medicare. i made a reference about being a member of the baby-boom generation. i am on the backend of that as it were, but beginning in 2010 is when the first of the baby-boom generation became eligible for medicare. 65 years old. we now have for the next 15-20 years, between 10,000-11,000 per day that turn 65 and become medicare eligible on that. that is putting enormous pressure on obviously federal spendi

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big lineup of speakers at the conference including national economic council director larry kudlow. also maryhear from former white house strategist steve bannon. he will wrap things up for us this afternoon and this morning marc lasry will be joining us at 7:00 a.m. eastern time >> markets are still happening, even on -- i thought they would take a pause, they're not. let's check the markets on delivering alpha day now up 28 points on the dow. up two on the s&p. nasdaq

big lineup of speakers at the conference including national economic council director larry kudlow. also mary erdoes, we will also hear from former white house strategist steve bannon. he will wrap things up for us this afternoon and this morning marc lasry will be joining us at 7:00 a.m. eastern time >> markets are still happening, even on -- i thought they would take a pause, they're not. let's check the markets on delivering alpha day now up 28 points on the dow. up two on the s&p. nasdaq indicated up 3. let's look overnight in asia i saw some mixed results over there. yes pan is up a half point hang seng and shanghai down. in europe, saw some positive action earlier see whether that is still the case with all the general news backdrop it's just the normal news cycle. >> the new normal. >> the new normal. >> that was smart when he coined that phrase. >> works in a lot of different situations it's not fancy or profound >> he was the first one to figure that out. we're still trying to figure out the new normalization for interest rates >> yeah. speaking of which, we took a left turn at albuq