. >> my first responsibility runout is to regain, instability in our home country. to ensure the peaceful transition of leadership and to ensure that the responsibility moves peacefully to whoever wins in the next election. i did not intend to stand again. i am now very determined to make sure that whenever i do, i finished my duty keeping the peace in egypt. >> however, there were signs that the gesture will the satisfy the international community or the opponents in egypt. his address was met with jeers from many. >> it is enough. it is enough pierre >> if we exit this, he would change a lot in the next few months. i would -- i do not want him anymore. >> leave. just leave. >> his announcement came after days of mass protests across egypt. it culminated on tuesday at an estimated 1 million people who converted. here is a look at today's momentous event. >> civilians and soldiers were hand in hand as they channeled the crowd through identity checks. more and more, it looks as if they are on the same side. the plan was to put a million people onto the streets. in ca

and able and eager to help care for a person costs so much less than to the people's life savings runout and put them in a nursing home. >> host: you make a number of criticisms of the medicare program, particularly that assistance for the home caregiver is and covered. why don't you talk more about that. >> guest: and this is a hard thing to talk about because nobody is talking about expanding services now. all people are talking about in medicare is ways to cut them, and in fact i think that there are a number of things we are going to have to do to reduce and if life care which only prolongs death. i will talk about that in a bit. but it is a great criticism of medicare that you cannot -- let's say you have a husband at home in the middle stages of alzheimer's, but you cannot care for him 24 hours a day. you have the job yourself, and in come you very much need. medicare will not pay for people to come in for eight hours a day, the eight hours you need to work, which would be so much cheaper in the long run, but we are a country that doesn't do long run thinking, than having people lo