but we've neglected our military and there's a massive cost of rebuilding the military the longer you neglect it. same with interstates and bridges. secondly we can't sit -- i have my colleagues that come on all the time on tv and that say we need to bomb isis and be ready for north korea and have missile defense and they name these litany of things but then vote against giving the people the funds to do it. that said, with the deficit issue, the problem is -- and we all know this, just nobody talks about it -- 75% of federal spending congress doesn't even have control over, we don't appropriate. it's entitlement spending. some people get offended by that term, it's what it's officially called and you can take things whether it's like social security or medicare for a guy like me who's 39, almost 40 and say we're going to make changes for you, adam, to save it for the current generation, and that levels the debt trajectory, but we're not having those conversations. >> but this deal adds $500 billion to spending. if not now, when are republicans