to that milton friedman responded, why don't you give them spoons? look, innovation and efficiency make our country stronger. they're net job creators so we should be going after what is really holding our country back and really is holding back economic growth and that is the nlrv who is attacking american jobs who want to create american jobs. that's the e.p.a. who is going after numerous pieces of legislation that will in the near term kill jobs, in the medium term kill jobs and in the long term kill jobs. we should be going after the f.t.c. who is going of a captain crunch and tony the tiger. those are holding our country back and holding back economic

steve and milton have collaborated since the birth of brooklyn brewery.w he wants milton to design an artistic retrospective of the company's 25-year history to be displayed at the brooklyn factory as part of their tours. >> it will be decorative and it will give people something to want to listen to. >> reporter: steve has worked hard to build this relationship. he knew that right from the start bringing milton on board would immediately add prestige to their young business, but it wasn't easy. >> the first time i called here, basically the woman who answered the phone shooed me away. she said do you know who milton is? >> reporter: steve's per zis tense paid off. milton eventually signed on, lured by a small stake in the company and steve's belief in the product. once on board, however, there were differences of opinion. >> i was completely flummoxed because i wanted the brooklyn bridge and the dodgers and all this stuff. and you boiled it down to the b. >> reporter: years later steve admits that hooking up with milton was key to the company's success.

milton friedman was among those saying that tax reform would be difficult to achieve because the people that have to do with our behold and to the interests that got them into office, and not just the interests, but the members of congress themselves enjoy holding the power to reward friends, on-enemies, and do whatever they have to. that is a tough part to give -- in. host: this tweet. martin, in kansas. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am disturbed by the cuts they want to make on the american people. and these are our people. they would rather cut -- host: what cuts are you

milton berle and the canadian who created the phrase (-- a comedian who created the phrase "here comes the judge." i was a comedian. i was never the class clown. >> people think the guy they call mr. vegas was wayne newton, but prior to wane, sammy. >> i respect mr. wayne newton as mr. las vegas. you get a title every generation. if changes. c.m.e. was the first, and he is still the greatest profession -- sammy was the first, and he is still the greatest performer. i thank god for them paving the way for myself. they had to go through the kitchen to come out and work on that stage, and every time i think about it, if they were lying to me, they would be surprised. everybody has to go through the kitchen. >> how is las vegas doing these days, because i keep reading about a recession and now? >> there was a big hit. they call them the cooler crown. richard -- cooler crowd. they bring their own sodas and years. we had to bring people in, so we had to cut the rates. you can get a room in the best hotel for our rate like $159. i did not know what to do now, because people are coming back in

the c milton marching band entertaining audiences. spectators lined the streets. message this year, honor the stars, be proud of our stripes and wave your making. >>> we are following a developing story where crews launched a water rescue. a man is missing at a river. >> a viewer captured this photo of a boat. a man and woman were in the boat and both fell into the water. >> she was rescued by a passing boater and she was uninjured. the gentleman that was operating the boat is still missing and we are still conducting searches in the area that allow them to search a very large area in a very short amount of time without risking divers and the water being trapped via crab lines or other debris that may be on the bottom of the river. >> reporter: this is the second accident in maryland waters in a matter of hours. a little boy drowned monday. he disappeared while swimming in about 4 feet of water. says his father rushed in to form a human chain. >> my dad felt something on his legs and picked him up. >> reporter: the boy was rushed to the hospital where he later die

it's how milton continually losing on regaining control of top spot before eventually beating along so on whether to the line battle retains the overall lead however lying a comfortable seventy seven points ahead of his red bull team mate up the summit along so close on second seed going to streamline webber though with nine races to go all the emotion of. it would be energy that the team put in the into the team into into the car and the effort they put in. and when we don't see results like this i think it's slowly builds up so when you finally do get the sweet spot and get it i think it's just. it's just. couldn't get any better i think we really never expected to come in this weekend and be so fast from four wheels to two or casey stoner has won the american moto g.p. grand prix in california the championship leader overtaking last year to not forget the rain so during the final up to extend his lead over the spaniard stoller's repsol honda team came third place with american ben spies taking fourth on his home track australian story thus topping the stunning sitting twenty points

economist milton ezrati calls it a depressing snapshot. >> well, it was disappointing and i'm sure that these numbers are going to renew talk about a double dip and they're going to renew talk about a qe3 from the fed. >> reporter: here on new york's busy 5th avenue, it may be hard to imagine the economy is treading water. not only are the streets buzzing with tourists, but stores are brimming with shoppers. still, on main streets across the country, it's been nervous consumers that are holding the economy back. economist julia coronado blamed the lack of supply from japan due to the earthquake, as well as higher food and gas prices in the u.s. >> we also saw weakness in retail spending and spending on other services, because consumers have been hit by very high inflation in the first half of the year and it really took its toll and consumer spending essentially ground to a halt. >> reporter: so what does the latest snapshot of economic growth mean for the next six months? many economists predict we'll get a modest acceleration in growth. >> we should have some catch-up in the third qua

the white knights period is the perfect time to visit milton capital you can stroll along the rivers late at night enjoying the twilight in the buildings the flexing in the canals and the it's always wonderful there's something magical about the city. to discuss the magic of simpsons but let's meet the streets just. beneath you. three is exactly the. difference between the summer and the first exactly inner you see these like everybody everybody is on their own. it's. everybody's. you know make the city. and whether it's really what makes sense just very special place because it's like. this. like on the one hand it's a kind of historical style. on the other hand it's like going to this time i mean what they're now peter the great had tens of thousands of soldiers you know build all the canals and waterways in the city what you think his what's been his purpose was his purpose or as a quest to make a business rationale like being a piece of hero and a scientist virgie's i guess they don't want to be embraced plus i mean i think you can walk around some parts of the city and it looks

milton to the lead at the first world champion sebastian of itself spun off at one point but still managed to finish fourth while a true battle unfolded for the podium places hamilton kept losing and regaining control of the race before eventually beating alone to the line though routines the overall lead line the comparables seventy seven points ahead of these red bull team mate hamilton so close on the second suit that australia filled with mind races still to go the emotion of. all the energy that the team put in the into the team into the car and the effort they put in. and when we don't see results i think slowly builds up so when you finally do get the sweet spot i think it's just more. this is just. couldn't get any better we really never expected to come here this weekend and be so far. and finally not diabetic of all belarus has taken the overall title of the world what to skiing championships just outside moscow the details from richard vanpool flit. the weather in the setting the perfect for the final day of a world water skiing championships in dubai a small town one hundred tw

wing extremism in europe has been prevalent for a number of years so the question is why have we not milton to ourselves could be of good of these things much better probably we could have done. it where do we go from here. the norwegian attacks have sent shock waves around the world and sparked passionate debate on what lies behind such a brutal act on our website r t the calm we are asking what's the cornerstone of the region tragedy well so far the majority of you think sheer of fanaticism mr blame fewer people. from multiculturalism eleven percent say the reason is global terrorism which penetrates everywhere and minority says it's down to the failure of security forces well you have a lot of snow your view by logging onto our t.v. dot com and. on the way here on our t.v. public privacy in the gutter. we decided well but looks a little differently must be arabic these are of the must have explosives ignorance is the basis of national policy is a pretty scary situation. find out how activists are linking the rupert murdoch phone hacking scandal to the tactics of the state. plus nato begi

that neither the pump priming of keynesianism the monetarism not the monetary spending of the fed of milton friedman nor the tax cuts of the supply siders have been able to address and that's the underlying issue and that's the thing the politicians won't tell the public but what do you think about that that's very interesting what howard had to say i mean the tool box is empty is that what it is that what's happening here. well old fashioned and i think actually some sort of old style keynesian programs would would have an effect but i think that there is a serious structural problem the u.s. economy there's no doubt about that we've. seen for the last three decades really stagnant and falling real wages and stagnant to falling household incomes whole lot more instability and volatility in people's economic fates and for many decades that instability was somewhat papered over by a lot of borrowing we saw a lot of credit card use and especially mortgage use you know from during them from the mid ninety's to mid two thousand and ten then it all fell apart and i think now the u.s. economy is

josh halt milton in rangers line up. and there is a single off geo gonzales.there is five, nothing texas now 8-2 in the 6th. and like ravel sarp sampson, what could have been for yao ming, retiring after just eight seasons. ming tookt nba by storm in 2002. but chronic leg and foot injuries derail aid possible hall of fame career. consider ohio state's 2010 football season retired. the memorabilia scandal cost the program all of its wins from last year, including the sugar bowl victory over arkansas. and because thunderstorms postpone majority of play yesterday, the u.s. women's open became a test of endurance, reigning champ forced to play two rounds today. she's a 1-under fired fifth. and there are thunderstorms hit again, should be interesting to say the least, tomorrow. second round, john deere classic, a shot there. there is a five under par today, eagle putt right there. good, but not good enough to lead. there is 14 under two shots head of moreno. dur de france there. is a massive pile brought stage seven to a stand still. levi leipheimer out of contenti

in 1970 i got a breakthrough program called a better chance, go to milton academy. for me that was like landing on a different planet. i saw it for the first time the night before classes began in 1970. all by myself. my family didn't see it until graduation day. i remember that address could in those days. the boys wear jackets and ties to class. when the clothing list of rides my grandparents splurge on a brand-new jacket for me to wear to class. at a jacket on the southside of chicago is a windbreaker. so the first class all the other boys are putting on the blue blazers and a tweed coat, and there was i in my windbreaker. i want to point out i figured it out. i struggled by my footing. but again there were teachers and other adults who reached out and who helped. i went on to harvard college, first in my family to go to college, the harvard law school. i've lived in chicago, boston and los angeles, new york, here in d.c. and atlanta, in sudan. i've been business all over the world. i've had some remarkable experiences in probable ones in the eyes of many. i've a

they allegedly conspired to kill and solace -- on solace -- .onzalez-miner's wife >> 54-year-old milton tillman was sentenced for filing a false tax return. his son was put on probation, also for tax violations. firefighters in harford county spent the better part of the night battling 83-alarm fire in gerunds bill j --arrettsville. part of the home collapse before fire crews got it under control 90 minutes later. >> today in washington, the latest jobs numbers paint a discouraging picture of the economic recovery. employers added only 18,000 jobs in june, a fraction of the number expected. it pushed unemployment to 9.2%. brian moore has the story from washington. >> u.s. employment virtually stalled last month, a net growth of just 18,000 jobs. that nudged the unemployment rate to 9.2% and raises some serious recovery concerns. >> our economy as a whole just is not producing nearly enough jobs for everybody who is looking. >> president obama blamed economic headwinds, natural disasters, sky high gas prices, and government budget cuts that slashed 39,000 jobs. despite an early morning r

people many milton freewater get stuck with the bill. these common sense steps and others in the bill will provide the relief milton freewater is in desperate need of. these changes will, according to one county commissioner, benefit more than 2,000 people in the community. in southern arkansas, citizens in jackson county have been recently -- have been aders arely impacted by recently redrawn fema mood maps. fema admitted they used infooror mapping methods for some portions. it forces many citizens into 500 or 1500 -- or 100 year flood mains. they have to buy costly insurance they may not mean. it runs $100 a year for the first year or two, but then it jumps to $50,000 -- to $5,000 annually. homeowners shouldn't get stuck with this bill, these extraordinary costs, when it may be a mapping area when the agency admits they used infooror methods. they reinstate the technical mapping advisory council. this bill works to bring the national flood insurance program out of the red while allowing communities more local input on their flood plans

and in brooklyn, steve hinde taps new york's iconic designer milton glazer to help grow his brand. >> that's "the boss" for now. let's take a look at the european stock markets as trading is under way. the london ftse is up by .20%, the zur rick sm i. up by about .10. it looks like the markets are shaking off the worries about moody's downgrading ireland's credit rating to junk status although the focus is very much on italy as possibly the next domino to fall as politicians there are trying to quickly push through an austerity measure there. now let's take a look at how the markets in the asia pac region ended the session. it looks like they were all in positive territory as we've been reporting. the reception to china's second quarter gdp was fairly good. it looks like the figures that came out really were received well because china's gdp slowed down slightly even though it's still at 9.5%. there was this concern of this hard landing that beijing is trying to slow down the growth there too quickly. so 9.5% was a good number for the analysts that had been expecting a sharper slowdow

i said, you know my book on the front cover has a quote from milton friedman endorsing my book. of course of believe in free speech. he said kamal will you come to mike conferencing give a speech for free. here i am today which you know. i'm doing this favre -- not a favor. it is obviously good for me and for everyone here. i am going to ask you to do a favor. i would like you all to stand up for just a moment. please stand up. thank you. thank you. stand up. i just want to see if i had the power to give 500 libertarians to do what i want. all gone. now you can treat each other for a moment, say hello to your neighbor. very good. and now please sit down. please sit down. thank you very much. you know what, i may have just save your life. i may have just save a life by getting you to stand up. according to the american journal of cardiology people who sit down for too long during the day have a hundred and 25 percent greater chance of developing a cardiac events. now, think about that for a moment and ask yourself, would we all be better off as a society if we quit there race, re

. >> people immediately said, wait a minute, how did you get milton glazer involved in this. >> it's brooklyn. outside, temperatures are soaring. that's not stopping our boss, steve hindy. he's hitting the streets on an important sales call. >> hey, steve. >> how are you doing? >> nice to see you. >> steve is visiting a popular hangout in the area called diner. his goal here today is simple, to persuade owner, andrew tarlow to carry more of his beer. steve sees himself as more than just the president of brooklyn brewery. in his eyes he's the consummate salesman, an aggressive negotiator for his brand. >> so much of beer selling is salesman. i think if i retreat to my office and never get out and talk to people, i think that's a big loss to my company. >> diner already stocks many of brooklyn brewery's beers, but in an ever-growing market, steve doesn't want to lose out to the competition. >> i could have more of your beer on tap. >> you think you'd be interested in the brew master's reserve? >> for steve, these sales calls are crucial. they allow him to keep in touch with his custome

. >> as milton friedman says tax and spending all the same, this doubling under bush and obama really wasn't publicized much. what do you do about that? >> first, you don't raise taxes and then focus on spending and we need to both reform government and cut government. we need to ask what it is government should do and how to do it less and come be tently than we have been doing it. >> it qusing to be knock down dragout. i think of the ethanol subsidies. even the environmental movement which pushed them now says oops, wrong, they are not better for the environment but they can't get rid of them. >> all government overspending creates the constituency for its own perpetuation. you are feeding the monster that is going to keep demanding to be fed. weening people off that is difficult. >> it as mentality change. >> we have questions from my facebook page for you. one person calls you the high priest of the star of the beast church. but first, a democratic congressman has an interesting proposal for reducing our debt. smoke 'em if you got 'em. he'll explain that, next. politicians can't a

. >> as milton friedman says tax and spending all the same, this doubling under bush and obama really wasn't publicized much. what do you do about that? >> first, you don't raise taxes and then focus on spending and we need to both reform government and cut government. we need to ask what it is government should do and how to do it less and come be tently than we have been doing it. >> it qusing to be knock down dragout. i think of the ethanol subsidies. even the environmental movement which pushed them now says oops, wrong, they are not better for the environment but they can't get rid of them. >> all government overspending creates the constituency for its own perpetuation. you are feeding the monster that is going to keep demanding to be fed. weening people off that is difficult. >> it as mentality change. >> we have questions from my facebook page for you. one person calls you the high priest of the star of the beast church. but first, a democratic congressman has an interesting proposal for reducing our debt. smoke 'em if you got 'em. he'll explain that, next. politicians can't a

instead you know my new book on the front cover has a quote from milton friedman endorsing a book. of course i believe in free speech. he said that when you come to my congress to give a speech for free? [laughter] and here i am today with you now. i am doing this favorite -- it is not a favor for mark. it is obviously good for me and good for one here i hope. i would like you all to stand up for just a moment. please stand up. thank you, thank you. alex is going to stand up. i just want to see if i had the power to get 500 libertarians to do what i want. hold on -- now you can greet each other for a moment, say hello to your neighbor. very good. and now please sit down. please down. thank you very much. you know what? i may have just saved your life. i may have just saved your life by getting you to stand out. according to the american journal of cardiology, people who sit down for too long during the day had 125% greater chance of developing a cardiac event. now, think about that for a moment and ask yourself, would we all be better off as a society if we quit the rat race, if we

. >> as milton friedman says tax and spending all the same, this doubling under bush and obama really wasn't publicized much. what do you do about that? >> first, you don't raise taxes and then focus on spending and we need to both reform government and cut government. we need to ask what it is government should do and how to do it less and come be tently than we have been doing it. >> it qusing to be knock down dragout. i think of the ethanol subsidies. even the environmental movement which pushed them now says oops, wrong, they are not better for the environment but they can't get rid of them. >> all government overspending creates the constituency for its own perpetuation. you are feeding the monster that is going to keep demanding to be fed. weening people off that is difficult. >> it as mentality change. >> we have questions from my facebook page for you. one person calls you the high priest of the star of the beast church. but first, a democratic congressman has an interesting proposal for reducing our debt. smoke 'em if you got 'em. he'll explain that, next. ♪ we believe doing

all taxes were tax expenditures with guys like alex greenspan and milton friedman called spending. spending in the tax code and an opportunity and it was still an opportunity to cut spending dra drastically. it doesn't shrink government or preventing spending but any tax increase on anyone at any time. >> would you go so far as to say tonight it doesn't look good for the president to get a revenue increase from the top 1% or 2%? >> no good at all. there's no chance of it it in this part of the deal. >> to make cuts, to hit the middle class, how does he work his way out of that? right now this is a victory for the tea party, the way this is coming down? >> if he wants revenues, all he has to do is nothing. he would get significant revenues in december of 2012, but the problem for the white house or the problem for folks that want that, they don't want to have that fight. they want fewer revenues now. >> great to have you with us tonight. >> thank you for inviting me. >> thanks so much. >>> rupert murdoch says the scandal engulfing news corporate is an isolated incident, but there's

these people marching to their ideas they would rather rule in hell as milton said than serve in heaven all of them and the whole country is going to get rid of them. >> sean: that is all the time we have left. more tomorrow night. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. >> greta: this is a fox news alert. two hour live on the order tonight and could even be longer because there is breaking news in congress and we don't know when it will end. and there is another problem. we can't even tell you what the news is because at this hour even congress doesn't know what it is. why? well, congress has no idea what it is doing and, yes, it is absolute chaos here in washington. it secretary of stat is so wil. too bad it is so serious. we don't know when a vote will happen. house leadership said it will happen tonight. it was expected to take place earlier tonight around 6:00 p.m. eastern time but that vote was delayed until further notice. we do know house republicans needed more time to round up more votes. that means the vote could be happening at any second and we are right here waiting

i write in the book about the transition from the southside of chicago to milton academy, the experience of trying to bridge these very different world, were each one seemed to demand that you reject the other as the price of acceptance in the one and how important it was for me to understand ultimately that was a false choice. i writes about the ways the old ladies in big cat in church back home taught me to see faith is not so much what you say you believe, that how you live. i read about the extraordinary courage and strength of my wife, diane commit to her first marriage to an abusive husband and i told my early days in public office took her and how her triumph has strengthened not just me, but thousands of others. time and time again, experience is a great trail even turmoil have produced transcendent power and they have contributed to my idealism. i want to defend and encourage that kind of idealism because i think it is under these people to make what seems improbable possible. that may sound corny to some of you, especially in hard ridden washington d.c., but in fact, there is n

in november of last year, the body of a young man was discovered in milton, mass. who was thought to have fallen from aircraft. i learned about a possible connection to charlotte in the media and reached out to our federal securities director. he did not want tsa to take the lead and recommended i ask our municipal police department to head up an investigation. tsa would assist them. the bible evidence could never prove or disprove that a security breach that occurred. the police and tsa pierre have a young man may have access and aircraft. the can up with an assumption about what might have a happened which excludes interest through a checkpoint. they could not conclusively rule out this possibility because tsa had failed to preserve their surveillance videos of should the checkpoints. some of it was lost. i'm not saying the young man tsa checkpointough a but he deflected attention elsewhere. this protects the agency at the cost of real security needs. the investigation focused national attention on the airport perimeter security. in charlotte, we have 19 miles a

milton friedman said worst decision of his life. it was not working to do away with the withholding system once world war ii ended because you need to know how much money you are paying. you need to know what it costs you to run this united states government. we talk about trillions. have you thought about a trillion dollars, mr. speaker. $1 trillion, cost of the president's health care plan, for example, if you start a business on the day jesus christ was born, and you were so bad at your small business, mr. speaker, you lost $1 million a day every day, seven days a week from the day jesus was born through today, you would have to continue losing money for another 700 years, mr. speaker, to lose your first trillion dollars. the we throw that number around like it's nothing. it is something. we need jobs back in this country, mr. speaker. the fair tax will do it. i encourage folks to pay attention what's happening in the ways and means committee today on h.r. 25. i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields ba

to that milton friedman responded, why don't you give them spoons? look, innovation and efficiency make our country stronger. they're net job creators so we should be going after what is really holding our country back and really is holding back economic growth and that is the nlrv who is attacking american jobs who want to create american jobs. that's the e.p.a. who is going after numerous pieces of legislation that will in the near term kill jobs, in the medium term kill jobs and in the long term kill jobs. we should be going after the f.t.c. who is going of a captain crunch and tony the tiger. those are holding our country back and holding back economic growth. we should be looking at those burdening regulations and removing that and letting our entrepreneurs and/or job creators unleash the ingenuity that they have within them. this is' one agreement i do have with the president and that is with the free trade agreements. with south korea, colombia and panama need to be passed through the house. but we got to agree on something. they have been sit

. >> no relation to milton. >> you wish i was . see you at >>> jaycee dugard's first interview.kyard at 14. i'm brooke anderson. >> "the insider" is on. >> how did you survive? >> there's a switch that i had to shut off. >> jaycee on going into labor in captivity. >> you just do what you have to do to survive. why cops couldn't crack the kidnapping case. >> 60 times they came to the house. she was there the whole time. >> and i would cry every day. >> then, nancy, what is going to happen when casey is freed next week? >> tot mom will probably have a million dollar book deal. >> nancy grace after casey's release date is changed and outrage over these images of her buying be

a very dear friend of mine named milton, an author, and, in fact, a judge, advised me of this parabley records that on may 19, 1790 the skies over hartford, connecticut, towned from blue and sunny and black and stormy with such speed the people believed the end of the world was at hand. the cut -- connecticut house of representatives was in session and members dropped to their knees in prayer as others asked for adjournment. the speaker rose to his feet and restore order with these words: the day of judgment is either approaching or it is not. if it is not, there is no cause for adjournment. if it is coming, i choose to be found doing my duty. i wish, therefore, that candles be brought. today is judgment day in the united states and tomorrow will be judgment day for the constitution and every day an american stands trial for his lib city before his jury every day when an men is arrested or home or property searched every day in which a voice is raised in speech or song and every day a vote is cast or counted and each day a newspaper is printed or read every day when a lawyer is asked

host: milton from kentucky. caller: i think, you know, they've got their hands full up there. they both have good ideas. they come from different schools of thought of course. i think they need to use the old horse trade approach and meet half way. host: next call from ohio. patricia. caller: hi, peter. i think that every time mitch mcconnell says he wants to make this president a one-term president, i make an effort to find another person to vote democrat and tell them what's going on. that's what every democrat should do. we need to get rid of mr. mcconnell. mr. cantor needs to go home and get his diaper changed. he's so shallow and super official, i don't know how president obama works with these people. they are all frying to be great stars. they don't care anything at all about the people. i don't hear any good ideas coming out of the republican party. they tried to pass the bill to cut down on the money, taxpayers sending jobs overseas. all the republicans voted against it. then they come out and say they want jobs. turned them all down and it brought some of the bills b

recently from south carolina to logan airport in boston was found deceased in my district in the town of milton in my district. so i was able to see up close the tremendous concern generated by this. the hardship on the family. the concerns of all the law enforcement as well, and obviously the concern within the aviation community. so i think it is worthwhile to spend some time to redouble our efforts, to focus our resources on an area that we believe has been neglected. and i want to thank the witnesses here for their willingness to come before us, to help us with this task, to help the committee, to make sure that we're being thorough in our examination, that we're not overlooking anything. and that as a result of this incident, and some others that at the end of this process, the american flying public will be safer, and our communities will be safer. and our airports will be more secure. that's the goal here for both democrats and republicans. that's the -- that's our intent here. and again, i want to thank the witnesses for coming. i yield back. >> thank you. i'd like to now introduce our

milton friedman was among those saying that tax reform would be difficult to achieve because the people that have to do with our behold and to the interests that got them into office, and not just the interests, but the members of congress themselves enjoy holding the power to reward friends, on-enemies, and do whatever they have to. that is a tough part to give -- in. host: this tweet. martin, in kansas. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am disturbed by the cuts they want to make on the american people. and these are our people. they would rather cut -- host: what cuts are you referring to? caller: social security and medicare, they cannot cut these. i am talking doctors, nurses, jobs and prioritizing them first. first of all, defense spending is just outrageous. you cannot spend millions of dollars on things -- is getting out of line. host: ok. martin says no cuts to medicare, we should look at defense spending, but" the wall street journal" had a front-page story yesterday about what is being proposed. if i want to get your reaction. one of them is that the last in, first out,