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as i said to senator thoon, we have to be realistic about the mix of revenue and ending is. when we balance the budget in the 1990s and ran a surplus, we had 20% of gdp revenues. that was consistent with running what was projected to be a $5.5 trillion surplus the day i left office. if you're looking at a period now where we have the baby boom retiring. it shouldn't be as a surprise to anyone that the demographics are rougher. when my generation was born, everybody knew 65 years later, people were going to be 65. that's not a surprise. what we could have done in the 2010 period is carry forward the fiscal position we were in in 2001. we didn't do that. then we had a financial crisis and a recession but we're now in a more stable place so i actually think it is -- if we can make progress on the short and medium term. we have to work towards politics and permits the kind of civil debate to deal with issues in a bipartisan basis. >> thank you senator casing. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'll be -- i'll just brief because i have to run. i want to commend you for your public servi

the hour by hour forecast with the sky mostly clear now, we'll have sunshine this morning, then by thoon tim noontime, the clouds thickening up and then the rain arriving in the metro area 2:00, 3:00 into the evening hour. it tapers off quickly. temperatures in the upper 50s by around 1:00 this afternoon. four day forecast, we'll have down to the low 40s by dawn on monday. then tomorrow partly sunny, into the low 50s during the afternoon. then a powerful low pressure system will be at the timing closer into wednesday. we'll have increasing clouds on tuesday, maybe a little light rain on tuesday afternoon, a high around 50. then showers likely on wednesday. could get moderate to heavy down pours wednesday might in to early thursday. and then a little sun back. and the winds could be gusting really strong maybe 50-mile-an-hour gusts late thursday afternoon into the early morning hours on friday. still a small chance of a shower on thursday afternoon. but those very strong winds lingering into midday friday. and then next weekend, saturday highs in the mid-40s. so cooler weather moving in n

as i said to senator thoon, we have to be realistic about the mix of revenue and end andiing .when we balanced butt get. we had 20% of gdp revenue as pointed out. that was consistent with running what was projected to be a $5.5 trillion surplus. if you're looking at a period now where we have the baby boom retiring. it shouldn't be as a surprise to anyone that the demographics are rougher. when my generation was born, everybody knew that 60 years later, people would be 65. what we could have done in the 2010 period is carry forward the fiscal position we were in in 2001. we didn't do that. then we had a financial crisis and a recession but we're now in a more stable place so i actually think it is -- if we can make progress on the short and medium term. we have to work towards politics and permits the kind of civil debate to deal with issues in a bipartisan basis. >> thank you senator casing. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i'll be -- i'll just brief because i have to run. i want to commend you for your public service. now this is your third or fourth chapter significant public ser