cool. amazing. of course, there was the premier last night of madmen. the new season. joey scarborough said it was great. huge. johnham, who is such a hunk in real had eleanor cliff writ lead piece. she was the only writer left from the 60s. it was a set of three martini culture. women were not allowed to have lines. until there was a class action suit in 1970 where the women of newsweek were led by eleanor who was an attorney and they won, of course. it s something. are you madmen fans? huge. overed. shut up. no way. i saw the very first one.
administration. debt still goes up. we cut it by $3.3 trillion over ten years compared to where the president is going. does it increase? here is why it increases. 10,000 people are retiring every day. baby boomers are moving from working to retiring. their health care costs are going up at three to four times the rate of inflation. we have to absorb the fact we are going from 40 million retirees to 80 million. if we don t reform the programs and the rest of government, the debt goes off the rails. we will have increasing debt. we have to absorb it in a way we can manage it. that s what we are proposing to do. congressman paul ryan. thank you very much. always good to see you. thank you so much. up next, one of the president s top economic advi r advise advisers, james sperling joins us when morning joe comes back. [ male announcer ] this is the network
letterman. that s cool. he put her in an uncomfortable position. i have conversations with my wife. paul has conversations with his wife. yeah. married men and women have conversations. we tend to talk. it s for no one else in the world but for one another. at the end of the day, has your husband come home and said to you, that john boehner, what an idiot? it has never happened. never. never. he is always upbeat, particularly about congress. good for her. she s funny. yeah. she is. what? she s funny. we re going to be right back. by the way, we are talking efficiency. let s talk about what we have
here we have this weeks news week complete with madmen a show that s been our favorite since the first season. i remember calling amc saying can i have the first season dvd. complete with retro ads. that s a neat idea. it s cool. here is madmen the article. i saw look at these old ads here. retro dunkin doughnuts ad. you can say yep to america s cup. i love the way everybody got into it. we went to the advertisers and said go back to your libraries dig out the old ones and go retro or the new ones went retro for the hell of it. in the back you have two astronauts landing on the moon kissing. you know buzz alder was tweeting about it yesterday.
aisle. i understand that, and i ve got great respect for that. what i want to know is what are you going to do? what is the president going to do? what is the administration going to do? what is the democratic senate that is afraid to even put out their own budget what are they going to do to save medicare? just second. this is a president who has extended the life of medicare with very different, tough choices in the affordable care act. this is a president who s put out an additional $360 billion in specific health care savings. the way go it, joe, and are happy to discuss this any time. we do it by how we kraecreate t incentives that pay people for quality taitive care. we re doing savings in a way that protects the overall system. now, anytime you criticize, just criticize us for pointing these