>> well, some parts of it don't. >> it's really hard to argue on behalf of that. it's really easier to argue for something people are used to receiving, something they know the value of, because people don't trust a lot of these things. they just don't. >> but that said, i'm speaking from -- >> from the heart. >> look, you look at the polling among tea partyiers two years ago, they want government out of their backyards but don't touch social security and medicaid. they like the entitlement programs. >> it goes back to my original point. it's not about health care. it's about the economy. what the democrats should do if they were in -- i was about to say if they're smart, but they are smart, is connect the dots this is an economic issue. they have not done that yet. i think the reason why is because they must have some internal polling data that says every time they talk about it, people switch the channel, they tune out and say no, no, you don't understand, i need a job. the reason why i want a job, i can get my own health insurance. i don't want the federal government involved in any way,