>> didn't bring down the cost of medicare. which means there is still a lot mover savings that has to be done. and we have already used those savings to offset the cost of new federal healthcare spending. >> leaving medicare in worse shape but making obama care appear less expensive, shep. >> shepard: yet, none of that is going to happen. >> unlikely. democrats would fight it every step of the way. one democrat even noticed that ryan himself would leave the medicare cuts themselves in place. >> paul ryan just announced the other day that he is going to include those savings in his budget. savings that he campaigned actively against. >> now, ryan, unlike the president though, would keep the savings in medicare. ryan's overall budget wouldn't actually reduce spending it would only reduce the rate of increase from the 46 trillion the obama plan would spend over the next decade to only 41 trillion. though ryan concedes repeal and other moves on healthcare are likely to be blocked by the president as you said, he does focus