david: thank you for being here, retired admiral mike mullen.r to geneva where standing by is probably the most excited man in the whole of europe. matt miller. good morning to you. matt: i am here in geneva at a very exciting show talking to somebody who flew all the way from atlanta. klaus zellmer. let me ask you. the u.s. is such an important market for you. a contingency in place if there were a border tax? >> that is obviously a subject that creates some energy in our brains. i think there is lots of discussion at the moment very different versions and let's wait to see more cards and then we will make our plan how we react to that. generally believing we believe in fair and free trade. matt: you have had five or six years in a row of record sales. and youinue to climb are standing in front of a new four-door wagon version of the panamera. can you continue that growth? >> we certainly hope so. it is not all about volume. we want to make our customers happy. this certainly is an extreme and for the united states. if you look at the share of

but you've got the secretary of defense mattis, you've got mike mullen who both have testified or stated that it's our deficit and debt which is our nation's greatest national security risk. so it's incumbent upon people like myself, and the director of office of management and budget to impress upon the white house this is an issue we can no longer set aside. if we're going to save our country from bankruptcy, it needs to be the number one issue with respect to every subject matter that we address. hopefully we can impress upon the white house the seriousness of the situation. >> let me button up health care. is there one major change that house leadership can make that will say i'll accept some of these provisions, what's to you -- what is the biggest thing you would like to see fixed in this official proposal? >> well, if we're going to have a christmas list major change, it would be to repeal in total obamacare. then implement market reforms, interstate competition for insurance carriers, eliminate the exemptions om the anti-trust legislation, things oh of that nature. competition fo