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pro-cams like head start and other discretionary programs like the national institute of health infrastructure scientific research. lots of things have been cut. we have graced a little bit of revenue and a lot of other trends that are happening in the wider economy that will bring the deficit way down. the deficit today has fallen in its fastest rate in the last 50 years. the notion that we need to be cutting anything really is i think the notion that doesn't hold. more importantly i would say even more important yet more important habits say the spending cuts we have done over the last few years have been bad for the economy broadly speaking and we can see it in really specific terms on this panel. when you cut head start teachers those are jobs right away that are gone but think about the ripple effects of that. not only are those jobs not there but they're not spending spending money in their community. it's even bigger than that. apparently his is a head start spot for their child and they can't work anymore because they don't have childcare. that is economic opportunity lost. it's very hard to go back. imag