decided they are not going to run in the house. it's -- >> 11 republicans. >> 11 republicans out of those. >> it's such frustration on both sides of the aisle. people just deciding it's just not worth it any more. >> yeah. on the troop question, i think, the lawmakers who make it a point to have a tactile connection to the human factor, the human force actually implement policy obviously do have that reaction. one of the reasons that we have talked before is anyone really think if there were a draft in this country the last ten years of military action would have unfolded the way it unfolded? >> absolutely not. >> if, in fact, military service touched every class of american life in a more or less equal way, does anyone think that we would project a force in the ways in which we have and for as long as we have? and no. >> no, it doesn't especially. you look at these numbers here