rosaline ip: our kids have their own lives, and we felt that when we get older, surely... one day we might... we'll be sick or something like that. and we feel that is such a burden to them, if we were to just live on as usual at home. and that's the first thought that we-- in case we are sick, then we felt this is just the right place, that we would be looked after. i think that applies to, most of us too, who came in. we have about 200 residents here. some are in the residential side, some are receiving nursing assistance in that residential side. and then we have our own nursing unit, so that they can make the progression from the residential needs, the beauty is when a person comes in, they do not have to move somewhere else. they can be taken care of from the time they are active till the time they need this skilled care. and many times we'll have couples that come in, or just good friends, because if one of them needs care earlier than the other, they can receive it, and their significant other can visit them, and be by their side, but not have the burden of their ca

but a sign that the president's role in the campaign is growing a bit, he and rosaline are holding ad for donors in georgia. >> jason is a very smart young man. he's very aware of the problems all over georgia and i think he's going to be a very good campaigner. his only potential handicap is the ability of republicans to raise enormous sums of money fro from the koch brothers and so forth that will be poured into georgia to shape the election. if he can overcome that difficulty, i don't think there's any doubt he'll be the next governor. >> let's hear from him. senator carter, good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >> we know the obvious benefits of having this sort of political dynasty that you're a part of and potentially you and michelle nunn leading this ticket in november and the potential positives that come with that. what's the negative? what's the burden? what's been the hard part of it? >> i mean, i love my grandfather and i think the real issues that we confront as a state are about the future of our state. so i think one of the things we've been focused on is what --