and yet he still underspending when it comes to spanish media. that's your opportunity.is son is perfectly bilingual. it goes back to showing if it's not a true priority and not part of the platform then it looks like an after thought and today we saw that once again when everybody was waiting for something clear. >> a wonderful summation. thank you. next mitt romney set to gather with some of his friends, america's best business minds, kind of like him. stay with us. >> of course he's out of touch. he's out of touch in part because he never had the experience of working in the private-sector and seeing what it takes to start a small business, how a business decides to grow, when to decide to shrink, when decide to send jobs overseas. he doesn't understand that. you do a lot of kayakingno. whoooa i'm in a river. what are some good kayaking words? like...rapids? look, i'm going through the rapids. ok. i'll take it. new offers in new places so you can try new things. sync your american express card with facebook, foursquare, and twitter to find savings. that's the membersh

has always been a problem that they have largely ineffective remedies to states that underpay, underspend, or underperform. the federal government can respond to that. they can take this allowances and refused future matching payments to the state or even ask for a refund. i was in the position of signing a letter to a governor saying, please remit $1 billion to the federal government. if the state spends money on the wrong thing the fed can do the same. if the state were to spend money on ineligible people or for uncovered services, the fed can respond. how do you take money back for spending too little? what do you accomplish? no administration past or present would have cut off all federal funding. is the threat useful as a bargaining tool? maybe. but it also is possible for states to simply dear the feds to do something about it. i also think following up on something sarah said, it is unlikely the tool will be needed to get states to take part of the new expansion under the affordable care act. the aca will pay 100% of the expansion with federal funds for the first three years and gl