it s not a question of not wanting to answer is. chris: let me ask the question, if i may, please, you are not willing to put forward a single benefit not talking about this people that are 60, let alone 55 or 70, under 55, are not willing to say, there is a single benefit eligibility for medicare, medicaid, or social security, that you are willing to say, yes, i would cut that? what i think we need to do, to engage the american people in a conversation about entitlement reform is to have a bipartisan group of people who come together and put every solution on the table, every alternative on the table, and then we ought to engage in a long conversation with the american people, so they understand the choices. instead of rushing off in to a closed room, and having 100 senators figure it out for themselves we need to en gehring the american people in the conversation and i m willing to consider any alternative. but, we cannot continue to just jump over the fact that our governmen
It, you don t need to. it is not a question i m not wanting to answer it. chris: let me ask the question if i may, please. you are not willing to put forward a single benefit. i m not talking about the people that are 60 or 70, i m talking about people under 55. you are not willing to say a single benefit eligibility for medicaid and medicare that you would be willing to say, yeah, i would cut that. what i think we need to do to engainl the american people is to have a bipartisan group of people who come together and put every solution on the table, every alternative on the table and then engage in a long conversation with the american people so they understand the choices. instead of rushing off into a closed room and having a hundred senators figure it out for themselves. beneed to engage the american people in the conversation and i m willing to consider any alternative. but we cannot continue to just jump over the fact that our government is bloated,