scared. about 28%, less than a third say they are scared. reporter: i think that s debt. by now a lot of people know our currency keeps going down and down and down. i think that worry about the future, that particular question refers to our debt problem and dollar problem. bill: how did you feel looking back in your homeland today? reporter: i ll tell you the truth. i had tears in myees. i am a hopeless low man particular, the sight of two fine young people out there telling the world we love each other and we are going to face the world together. the future king of england. i m sorry, i did have tears in my eyes. bill: that s sweet. i m happy for you. reporter: i m a hard-bitten
quick question around the horn before guy to break. free trip to space, free trip to the bottom of the ocean, virgin galactic, virgin oceanic, which do you take? easily, space? i have no interest in the ocean. ocean? really jami? and i like you man, but not going down 30,000 with you. to the moon, baby. to the moon, alice. go down 10,000 but not 30. to the moon. 30, 40. can i just get bahamas inside? all he wants is nectar island. the only issue is i have no credibility to represent mr. branson in any way, shape or form. you can t take a gift. no. no. you re the host. we can take a gift. we will take a break. more panel still ahead. how can we have an honest budget debate without touching the trillion dollar problem of american defense spending as we are exposed, overexposed, to the
course of 10 years, you would make over a trillion and half dollars. we are long way of six mealing it. 6 bill yoion. what are we doing. martha: it is fairly a droplet in the bucket. we have tea party action on the vote expected today. markio rubio and congressman yord jord saying they will not vote in favor of this one. how much difference is that going to make? unfortunately, i don t think it will make enough difference this time . as my colleagues said. we can t extend it out in the future. the american people don t want the government to shut down, but want to see that the government understands the gravity of the problem. it is not just a 14 trillion dollar problem. if you think that the federal anditate and unfunded
despite the governor s firm outraged. they recognize that if that deadline those lawmakers are pays is for the middle class in wisconsin is destroyed the rest of the labor markets will still awol. also be suppressed. our budget repair bill we are all in this together. starting april 1st, savings i don t see how this is a coming from modest requests fair fight. it seems like one side is from the employees at the explaining its position, the state level, including myself and members of the legislature republican side. the democrats running away the and others. we will be asked to pay a republicans aren t necessarily winning their case in the little more for pension and public. why is it difficult to make the case? health care if the senators is it difficult to get through the media filter why isn t it come back we can achieve that. if they don t it is a difficult position to start 90-10 the public on the side of the governor? looking at lay-off notices. tucker, i think governor t
something for a dollar, they sell it for 50% left. it s like playing price is right. same narrative, and of course the subsidies to the banking system. we have these trillion dollar vampires sucking on america s blood in defense health care trade, energy and banking yet both political parties, jimmy and cenk, focus on the pell grants, home heating assistance action you can eliminate all those things completely. let s do nothing. community service grands, n on. aa a million dollar problem, food safety. why do they go affair the million and billion dollar problems, while the trillion dollar vampires continue to suck on our nation? it s simple. because of politics. that sounds like a stupid answer, but they had a series of