wealthiest, it s a pittance. it comes up with, like, $31 billion. jon: yeah. there s some tough decisions, and they are going to involve cuts, and these guys are not with the exception of paul ryan and only of the republicans they re just not willing to take that on. jon: we talked about that buffett rule and what it would bring in last hour. charlie hurt from the washington times, thank you. thank you, jon. jenna: up next, there s a brewing battle over the future of two housing giants. you re familiar with the names, fannie mae and freddie mac. one side wants both of these institutions to do more, not less to rescue homeowners. some folks say they want to pull the plug on the troubled lenders. which is right? what are the sides there? we re going to take a closer look at that. and a store clerk attacked while the cameras are rolling. now police are hunting for the robber before he strikes again. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us.