law, paul ryan cuts food stamps dramatically. colytes think is no problem, because of course charitable giving can simply make up the difference. enter sister simone yesterday to rewrite the house budget committee's understanding on the scale of food stamps versus the capacity of charitable giving. in this scene, republican reed ribble, yes, that is his real name, plays the part of the school boy who has a lot to learn about math and the size of the problem of hunger in america. and sister simone campbell plays the part of the patient and loving teacher she has always been. >> i'm struck by the church reaching out to government to do something that is so directly their nature. christianity is all about serving the poor, reaching out to orphans and widows and meeting that need. what is the church doing wrong that they have to come to the government to get so much help? >> well, i think it is more a reflection of the dimension of the issue. last year "bread for the world" which is an organization that debates on the issue of hunger

they have always loved paul ryan.back in 2012 there was a lot of talk that the final thing that got paul ryan on the ticket was the encouragement and the strong support of the koch brothers. what this meeting in new mexico was, a reaffirmation. >> so any success of the republicans has to go through koch brothers office. that's the way it seems to be shaken. it is very interesting the people in the middle of the country in kenosha, wisconsin, make a statement about citizens united. this is something that i would think local media would challenge paul ryan. on does he stand with the people kenosha? or does he stand with the koch brothers? you know they're not in favor of changing citizens united. >>> coming up, find out where paula deen is still getting lots of support. and the fight for fair wages hits the nation's capital. we'll show you how d.c.'s proposed law is putting a big box store right in the corner. next, i'll taking your questions. humans. even when we cross our "ts" and dot our "i's", we still run into prob

oz: paul ryan. i'm sure generated a lot of calls for you. >> a lot of interviews. dr. oz: what attracts all these folks to your program? >> there's a lot of programs that are sort of my op pick in nature. i love platies but it's not enough, i love yoga. i love weight training but it's not enough. an eliptcal is a great machine to get the heart rate up. but p-90 x, it's yoga, platies, yoga, stretching, range of motion, about helping people change their lives and lifestyle. and michelle obama, paul ryan understand it and so do professional athletes and celebrities. i've been to 32 military bases around the world. they're using it in afghanistan. and they use it because it works. dr. oz: so i've got to ask this for so many of our viewers in who are not in great shape. can anybody out there -- and if they're in bad staid, still benefit from this? >> as you know a lot of my fans know, i try to make sure everybody gets involved. i don't care if you're in top shape or your 60s. the goal here is to find a way to do each and every exercise. the short answer is there's somebody

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i am supportive of paul ryan in just about anything he does, he is one of the courageous people in this cntry. but i'm staying focuses on 15, es on '14 and help paul keep his majority. that is where the reform is. neil: it would not matter you to, you like paul ryan, it would not preclude you from running because he is a good friend and someone you admire were running efficient presidency. >> that is something that too far to the future to talk about right now. i'm focused on next few years, what we can do in wisconsin help encourage other states to get our country going against by getting our states in right direction. neil: i failed. i thought i would get you tired. you would slip up and say something, but that did not happen. >> in the home of harley-davidson, i would love to be the president of harley-davidson motor company but i can not. neil: always a please ear thank you, scott walker. >> good to be with you. neil: here is how bad that irs targeting conservative groups is getting now a democrat is suing, he is a big democrat at that he has a big problem with the tax man. not what

his budget to the right of paul ryan's budget would privatize both social security and medicare, raiseome earners and paul is either unaware or unapologetic about his budget's impact on the middle class telling josh green i'm serious about making the party more inclusive and a party where every ethic group is welcome including trying to grow our party within the working class. josh green, i ask you first as the man who interviewed rand paul. how out of touch must the gop be if they think -- there's talk that this man not only may run as a presidential candidate but may succeed in winning the nomination. this is someone who wants to get rid of the enumerated powers act which would abolish the regulation of workplace conditions, the minimum wage. he wants to abolish the americans with disabilities act and he's previously opposed the civil rights act. >> he's a libertarian. what gives him shine within the republican party is he does have a certain kind of charisma. that's not always evident. i don't think it was evident in the clip we showed where he went to visit howard university. but t

your link to what's next. >>> a possible first sign former republican vice presidential candidate paul ryanmay be thinking about running for the top spot on the ticket in 2016. congressman ryan reached out to former presidential nominee mitt romney's campaign team. fox news has obtained an e-mail the congressman sent the team, team romney today. exactly one year to the day that that campaign announced him as governor romney's running mate. part of it reads, quote, it's easy to get discouraged these days, but we can't give up. we care too much about our country. so we're going to retool and rebuild. that's why i'm optimistic about the future. the congressman ended his message by saying, quote, we are an incredible team. i hope we can stay in touch, end quote. >>> a new amber alert tonight coming in the wake of that dramatic one that recently ended in idaho with the rescue of hannah anderson which we told you about earlier this hour. this one across the country in rhode island. a toddler is missing from the scene of a double murder. tonight the suspected killer is behind bars, but the little

. >> let's listen to what paul ryan, the other loser in the last presidential campaign has to say aboutsure. >> you know, rather than sort of swinging for the fences and trying to take this entire law out with discretionary spending there are more effective ways of achieving that goal. we think we can do better by delaying the law. we've had votes to delay other parts of it. democrats have supported us in that so i think there will be a bitter strategy to actually achieve our goal if ultimately delaying it ultimately replacing obamacare. >> sam, what is your sense of paul ryan's effectiveness as someone within the republican caucus on the hill who can convince them on the way forward? certainly it's not as strong as his power is not as great as it once was. >> yeah, but you have to imagine he still has a lot of sway in the house. he is the budget committee chairman. he has respect for authorizing the budgets around which the house republican conference coalesced and, you know, he's generally regarded as a, you know, bright person on these sort of legislative strategy issues. i think he'

some of them have already come forward like paul ryan. we know this, 40, foo republicans already exist for immigration reform. we know there are 185 to 190 democrats. we know we already have a majority, right? it exists. we fought for it. but they won't allow us to vote. now they say that a majority is a majority must first make an agreement before we can all vote. i want you to understand what that means and how particularly undemocratic it is. and how corrupting of the democratic system it is. they say it's 234 republicans. 118 of the 234 have to agree on something. 118 out of 435 members of congress, right? that is 435, 118. and if 118 republicans agree on something, then the 435 can vote on that. thats's not what they did in the senate, that's not what the afl-cio members of congress. that's not what the lutherans and the catholics and the evangelicals did. they didn't say first my side has to be the predominant side. they compromised because they're looking for a solution. all we need is for them to give us a vote and for speaker boe

. >> reporter: paul ryan. >> well, you know, i really like him a lot. but you have to look at what he says about the social security and medicare and medicaid. it's a tough road. but i do like. let's say medicare. >> reporter: chris christie. >> wonderful person. he's a wonderful guy. >> reporter: ted cruz. >> obamacare. he really is fighting on trying stop this absolute disaster for the united states called obamacare. >> reporter: donald trump. >> smart. >> reporter: you said a lot of things over the years that people say make you not serious. one of the big things is on the birth certificates. >> why does that make me not serious? i think that resonated with a lot of people. >> reporter: but you don't question he was born in the united states, do you? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: even at this point? >> was there a birth certificate? you tell me. you know some people say that was not his birth certificate. nobody knows. you don't know either. you're a smart guy. >> reporter: i'm pretty convinced. >> you said pretty. >> reporter: totally convinced. >

that was one of the biggest documents paul ryan put forth in 2012.uest: but they knew there was a political risk and picking paul ryan. is a risk ofre everybody on the shortlist. there is no perfect candidate for vice president. theynk what they felt was wanted to elevate the debate and the campaign. they wanted to make this the big issue of spending the role of government. but picking paul ryan they felt they would put that brought topic on the table. that'sere elements governor romney disagreed with. end he felt that he was the domine and he is going to be the president if elected. it is going to be what he thinks, not what the vice president thinks. it cause them some problems for a couple of weeks as people kept picking away he had to walk away from it. if you are joining us on c-span radio we are talking with dan balz. rick is joining us. independent line. the morning. caller: thank you for taking this call. ratherest makes some interesting observations. know how much his book goes into this. in a macro sense, the reason the i.t. elected was peo

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with the chairman of the house budget commit, paul ryan, who, as everyone knows, was mitt romney's running mate in the presidential election last time out. he is a key player in the coming battles on the-- over the fiscal crisis that will be coming up this fall. congressman, i want to just start with where we left off there with senator schumer. he said the united states ought to not only should president obama not meet with russian president putin but should talk to our allies about moving that whole international economic conference to another country now that russia has decided to give political asylum to edward snowden. what's your reaction to that? >> well, you know, for once bob, i agree with chuck schumer on that. i think president putin thinks he can get away with pushing around this administration because the administration has given sort appeasement feelings that they can do this. the reset policy has been an utter failure. this is a stab in the back. this is a slap in the face. and i actually agree with senator schumer, that has to come with consequences, and i think the adminis

the answer might be paul ryan.w to flip-flop well which means he might have learned from mittens. with the republican leadership in disarray, he has been quiet for most of the year. his careful approach can be seen as laying the groundwork for 2016. >> rebranding. he's rebranding himself as the republican who cares about poverty and wants to get to the core roots. you can't stay a republican once you know that. you can't care about poverty and claim that 30 years of reagan economics trickling down has worked. go outside and look around you. it has not worked. stephanie: we had reverend wallis on this morning. he said paul ryan called him, he wrote this greet piece about immigration reform, made a biblical piece for it. he said ryan is quietly pushing for immigration reform. he favors a piecemeal approach. he's trying to have it every way. >> he's not soulless. he's not a mitch mcconnell with a piece of coal for a heart. he was a nice catholic boy, lost his dad at an early age. he cares about people but is married t

paul ryan comes out on top when it's republican voters. divide in the republican party? what do you make of those kinds of numbers? >> the republican party often gets accused of not having a big tent but it seems to me we have more diversion in the republican party than anywhere else. i think we could fill 24/7 with the opinions of the republican party and couldn't fill half a segment with two democrats who disagree on any given subject. in the end, it's important. chris christie was elected by the people of new jersey and paul ryan is probably the intellectual one of our party. while we are accused of being inclusive, i think we are the best party and i think that is good for our party. >> what do you think about that, jamaal? do you think that having a good open debate as opposed to the democrats is a better thing? >> you can say they are having an open debate or you can say they don't have a vision that most people in america agree with and maybe the democrats have figured out a way to actually talk to the people in the country about wh

guest: but they knew there was a political risk in picking paul ryan. they knew there is a risk of everybody on the short list. there is no perfect candidate for vice president. i think what they felt was they wanted to elevate the debate in the campaign. they wanted to make this the big issue of spending the role of government. by picking paul ryan they felt they would put that brought topic on the table. there were elements of the ryan budget that governor romney disagreed with. i think in the end he felt that he was the nominee, and he is going to be the president if elected. it is going to be what he thinks, not what the vice president thinks. it caused them some problems for a couple of weeks as people kept picking away he had to walk away from it. host: if you are joining us on c-span radio we are talking with dan balz. rick is joining us. independent line. good morning. caller: thank you for taking this call. mr. balz makes some rather interesting observations. i don't know how much his book goes into this. in a macro sense, the reason obama got

and he's been joined by your friend paul ryan.e's been joined by eric cantor, majority leader of the house. you know they put money -- they bought into the medicaid. they put money into various mental illnesses. they put money into various food programs. governor kasich said as a matter of christian duty, to him, to him, he felt that he and his party should, yes, help the economic growth of businesses with tax cuts but they must do something for the needy. my friend the late great jack kemp used to call it helping the lost lambs. >> yeah. >> now, does that model work for you in wisconsin? >> 100%. every state's a little different. so what he did in ohio's different than what we're doing in wisconsin but i would totally agree with the premise of that. i want to move people from government dependence to true independence. give you a couple examples of that. what we did under even our medicaid without taking the expansion i took everyone living in poverty in my state for the first time in history, never been done before under democra

paul ryan ran for vice president on that one issue alone.ut now when it comes time to put your money where your mouth is, they can't do it. all they know is what they have always known for the last seven years. we're against barack obama. and now they are fighting with each other. >> david: let's turn to the democrats. a big primary although polls show it not that close of race, but congressman rush hult has aired this ad. it suggest there is some infighting of the same kind in the democratic party. watch this. >> we need to pass a carbon tax to stop climate change. break up the wall street breaks, and stop the government spying on innocent americans. cory booker doesn't support any of these ideas. i approve this message because corey may be the front runner in this race, but he's no progressive. >> david: i see anned a like this, i say this is good. the democratic party is fighting for who is more progressive. is this good news for the democratic party? i don't think it weakens the democratic party, but for someone who works with democrats

the same thing with the paul ryan budget. when paul ryan came out with this budget he was this serious, smart person. but as the rubber is meeting the road, we're seeing that those abstractions only work in the abstract. where you only have to put numbers to it. >> this is a long march, though. these guys, they know they're not going to be able to come in immediately and get the big kill of entitlement reform. it is going to take some time to overcome of the cultural things that are not partisan. there is a spending culture in washington that allow the people elected, look, a lot of these people are just not there to blow things up and not just there to drop bombs. they had a long-term commitment to working out a way where we can get the deficit and get the debt under control. >> i think what i wonder when we're talking about in the context right now in the appropriations bill for next year. the debt ceiling showdown in 2011, the budget control. actually, there were cuts in that. it kicked in the sequester then because no gra

a brand new paul ryan elected but not yet even sworn in describing what he believes in, what philosophye follows. and i must say, i don't think he's aged a day. take a look at it and you decide. >> is your philosophy that you should vote the way your constituents want because it is a democracy or is your philosophy that you vote what you truly believe and if your constituents don't like it, too bad? >> this is a great question and the question that i campaigned on. you campaign on a specific set of ideas and principles. that's what i campaigned on. i've campaigned on a very specific philosophy i believed in. having articulated the beliefs, you have the moral responsibility to act on the philosophy and what we need in washington. we don't need people following the winds of public opinion polls but fighting for certain principles they believe in. >> paul ryan still fighting for what he believes in. he'll be on "crossfire" and republicans and democrats show up to meet the stars of the future. peoi go to angie's listt for all kinds of reasons. to gauge whether or not the projects will be do

just $299. >>> at paul ryan's budget committee hearing on poverty this week, republican lawmakers, theones who have voted for ryan's safety net slashing budgets, insisted that they care about the poor and want to find the most effective ways of alleviating poverty. this led to some interesting logical contortions. take a listen to this clip of representative roger williams, representative of texas, questioning sister simone campbell on the morality of anti-poverty programs. sister simone is the executive director of the catholic social justice lobbying organization network. >> don't you think a lot of this debate is the fact that we've lost our family values, we've got single parents and so forth, and we need to get back to that. that that has a lot to do with what we're talking about? >> i practiced family law for 18 years in oakland, california, and i found, with low-income families, that the biggest cause of family breakup was economic stressors and not being able to have enough wages. so i think the most important piece that we could do that would support families would be raise th

. >>> el congresista republicano paul ryan, espera que la cÁmara baja bote sobre proyecto de inmigraciÓnctubre. >>> en medio de esto, grupos proinmigrantes y empresarios quieren poner en marcha una campaÑa sin precedentes 100 distritos congresionales, para asegurarse que la reforma mi dpra tri, no se quede en el tintero lori montenegro tiene mÁs. . >>> determinados a no ceder terreno. y los defensores de los inmigrantes harÁn en agosto un agresivo plan de acciÓn, que tiene como meta convencer a mÁs de 100 congresistas republicanos. que voten a favor de la reforma migratoria. >>> no hay silencio en el tema de migraciÓn, cuando vayan al distrito y serÁ un estruendo cuando regresen a washington para que le gleguen listos a ec cartas en el asunto. la ciudadanÍa integrada por 60... van a realizar 362 eventos alrededor del paÍs. en lugares como el valle central de california el distrito que representa el lÍder republicano kevin mccarthy. >>> queremos que salga y apoye. un camino a la ciudadanÍa para los 11 millones si sale adelante con eso, Él puede seguir adelante. y decirle a otros congresis

cosa tonta y un demÓcrata que no participan en la proceso, nadie va a participar >>> congresista paul ryan fecha, rapaul ryan quiere hacer algo positivo para la inmigraciÓn, y yo tengo cuidado de no ponerles fechas, porque no le pone fecha a esta misiÓn, y lo que pasa que cuando pasa la fecha entonces la gente se desespera. yo nunca le he puesto fecha a estas cosas. >>> mientras estan en la cÁmara baja continÚan los esfuerzoss bi-partidis bi-partidistas a favor de una reforma migratoria integral. el congresista tony cÁrdenas, de california estÁ con nosotros en el dÍa hoy gracias congresista. >>> el gusto mÍo >>> el jueves pasado hablaba yo que los esfuerzoss bi-partidistas continuaban y el jueves pasado fue parte de una audiencia bibi-partidistas >>> sÍ con el republicano de california tambiÉn, tuvimos mucho Éxito, reportes, informando a todos que una reforma integral es algo que va a beneficiar a los americanos, no solamente los inmigrantes. >>> usted piensa que se puede lograr, y usted lleva poco tiempo en la cÁmara baja, pero piensa usted que se puede llegar a un acuerdo con tanto probl

out in front of senator marco rubio, former governor jeb bush, senator rand paul, and congressman paul ryan. a wmur poll in new hampshire shows kristi leading in the primary also by the same 21%. senator paul is second at 16%. former governor bush at 10%. paul ryan and senator rubio round out the top five. before governor chris christie gets the republican nomination, he has to beat his democratic rival, new jersey state senator democrat barbara bruno. polls show him almost 30 points ahead. what would a chris christie presidential campaign be like? brad bliekl blakely smiling on e right. you worked for president george w. bush. brad, how much does he have to win by in november to potentially send a national message? what do you think? >> if you look at the polls as you suggested, eric, he will win handily because he's delivered. don't forget. new jersey is a blue state. he's a republican governor in a democratic state. he has to face a democratically-controlled senate. look at what he's been able to do showing bi-partisanship, balanced budget, creating jobs, taking on the teachers union. hi

greta, take it away. >> tonight, congressman paul ryan is here.argain is a raw deal. what about the obama administration's big push to paint real problems as phony scandals? >> this administration is the least transparent in history. they're making it very clear that what they said they don't do. they deny, they deceive, they delay. >> whether it's about the attacks in benghazi and the talking points or revelations about conduct at the irs. the attempts to turn this into a scandal have failed. >> this has to stop. this is not a scandal. this is a national security failure where four brave americans died and we're doing nothing to bring the people to justice to understand how it failed. >> all of these scandals, he calls them they're not

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moreover, i want to say, look, when i sat down with paul ryan, he said, louis, let's do it.catholic, i'm catholic. it's against the moral values. it's very important that we continue to speak to this issue at that level also because that's going to help us break through. so let's make the moral argument, the justice argument, would he have a good political argument to make also. >> best of luck, sir. thank you very much. >> we'll be right back. wow! that's great. if you find a lower advertised price they'll match it at the register. really... yeah, in a "jif". that's walmart's everyday low price. seriously?! yeah! now you have everything you need for back to school. that was easy. more school for your money. guaranteed. ok, here you go. what?! that's the walmart low price guarantee backed by ad match. save time and money getting your kids ready for school. bring in receipts from your local stores and see for yourself. like carpools... polly wants to know if we can pick her up. yeah, we can make room. yeah. [ male announcer ] ...office space. yes, we're loving this communal s

by weighing in, romney has lined up behind his former running mate paul ryan who has also come underire from some conservatives for comments he made on sunday. >> it's just not that simple and easy. rather than sort of swinging for the fences and trying to take this entire law out, i think there are more effective ways of achieving that goal. >> some conservatives weren't fans of romney's remarks. red state blogger erick erickson tweeted this. i guess they're right about defunding obama care. romney says they're wrong. now, new ads, urging them to sign on to lee's letter. heritage foundation president, former senator jim demint, he's going on the road to push his idea of repeaing the law this way. something i spoke to him about yesterday. >> i think ted cruz and mike lee, rubio, others, are doing exactly the right thing to go out and tell the country that we need your help to stop this law. this is maybe our last chance to stop it because millions of people are going to be signed up. >> a warning for 2016, quote, my guess is everyone of the contenders would be better than whoever the

but let me just say, what paul ryan just said history is very clear that minimum wage hurts low-wagey is railroad clear on the point that moderate increases in the minimum wage, which is what the president has proposed and what congress ought to be considering right now have actually done exactly what it's intended to do, to lift the earnings prospectses of low wage work areas bit without hurting their employment prospects. we have lots of economic research, quite high quality because we've been able to measure the differences over time and between states, kind of a pseudo experimental approach so we can see how the minimum wage actually affects people's jobs. as i said, the benefits to low wage workers far outweigh the costs. if history is what paul ryan said it was, ask yourself why are they all out lobbying for a higher wage? they understand their economics way better than anybody in congress. >> the contrast is strike. when you look at the contrast between the rich and the poor, jared, it's staggering. since 1978, workers compensation has only risen 5%, while ceos compensation is

let's take paul ryan, for example.no problem cutting assistance for poor people but he also offers no alternatives to those cuts. as he admitted to nbc news last week, he doesn't even have one. take a listen. >> i don't think we have a full fledged agenda yet. we need to do more listening with people who are in the trenches fighting poverty. >> this is a guy who by the way was on the campaign trail last year. so ryan held a hearing on the progress. war on poverty. and yet how many poor people do you think from the trenches were there? zero. here's the bottom line. o'reilly and the gop are a lot of bark but no bite. they attack these problems but they don't offer solutions. and by now, these problems have been built into the very structure of our society. to talk about this, i'll bringing in our two guests. thanks to you both. >> thanks for having me on. i want to start with the politics. the food stamps issue we've been talking about, the food stamps situation. the gop's plan is to cut $40 billion in cuts. $5.1 million

but i serve on the budget committee with paul ryan.nd i have seen no inclination to turning the cuts around. i'm afraid it's going to get a lot worse. >> i got to hold it there. thank you, congresswoman kathy castor. thank you for your time this evening. >> thank you. >>> ahead, the nixon/reagan history that republicans try to forget. they like to talk scandal, but there's big news about a real scandal tonight. >>> but first, the nra's dirty little secret. they've been caught red handed exposed for their own hypocrisy. that's next. [ male announcer ] america's favorite endless shrimp is back! people wait for this promotion all year long. and now there are endless ways to love it... from crispy to spicy to savory. [ man ] you cannot make a bad choice. [ male announcer ] red lobster's endless shrimp! as much as you like, any way you like! you can have your shrimp. and you can eat it, too. [ male announcer ] try our new soy wasabi grilled shrimp or classic garlic shrimp scampi. all just $15.99 for a limited time. it's gonna be a hit this

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you point out paul ryan he's there in chicago opinion these negotiations are happening. >> really important is really important to this process. he really is. i'm sorry not enough time. thank you very much gentlemen. i'm larry kudlow. that's it for tonight's show. thank you for watching. ♪ [ male announcer ] you wait all year for summer. ♪ this summer was definitely worth the wait. ♪ summer's best event from cadillac. let summer try and pass you by. lease this cadillac srx for around $369 per month or purchase for 0% apr for 60 months. come in now for the best offers of the model year. we've been bringing people together. today, we'd like people to come together on something that concerns all of us. obesity. and as the nation's leading beverage company, we can play an important role. that includes continually providing more options. giving people easy ways to help make informed choices. and offering portion controlled versions of our most popular drinks. it also means working with our industry to voluntarily change what's offered in schools. but beating obesity will take continued action by

>> it was disheartening to hear a paul ryan as a town hall this week answering a questioning and sayingboehner, the house speaker, has to bring the senate immigration bill to the house floor for a vote. i think that shared a lot of advocates of immigration reform and a sign of paul rein maybe another contender for 2016 taking a different tact saying voters want immigration reform and it is heated for the republican party to survive the national party and paving that way forward, a lot of pressure now on boehner between conservatives and folks like paul ryan who want to address this issue in a serious way. >> you make a good point there. did he learn enough to revise that plan and move ahead and look likej: a presidential contender. whether or not they are going to have to go back into another special session and the cost they are piling up however one republican state representative says wendy davis should have to pay for the special session prompted by her epic give filibuster's bill. he said the following. but isn't it really rick perry who decides on special sessions and that is how

tax thing that dave camp in the house is working on, whether it's a big entitlement reform that paul ryan is talking about. if you want to talk about one of the fundamental problems it's that we've had entrenched institutions strangling policy making increasingly for 30 or 40 year. and to clear that away you need big structural reforms and i think a big tax reform, a big entitlement reform would be at least gigantic things that would put us a little way in the right direction. i think republicans deserve some credit for some of that. >> gigantic but wrong but we can continue this argument later. >> woodruff: is that dancing around the edges or do you agree those could make a difference if they could get the democrats? >> nobody would be more excited than me to have a serious national conversation about fundamental tax reform. if there's something to fault the president on in this corporate proposal it's that we need to address individual taxes as well. and i would love to have a serious conversation about entitlement reform. i'm not sure i think paul ryan's approach -- it's big but it may