about in the commentary about the entitlement reform and how it was handled on both sides. the president and the republican response with paul ryan from wisconsin. you know, the deficit commission in their recommendations, came up with this raising the retirement age to 68. by 2050. that would mean that my 4-year-old would be affected, but many folks who are heading toward retirement, or already there would never be effected by any of that. yet, that perspective is lost perhaps in this debate. >> well, the social security i think experts have almost unanimously agreed is the easier of the two big ones to deal with. because if you raise retirement age, and you limit the size of the cost of living increases, or the other steps of that kind, which would not effect current retirees at all, you can get through this. with social security. the problem is medicare.