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That is working efficiently. these guys need to be bolstered. they need to be brought up. the health insurance needs to be re-enforced. these guys and these women deserve it. you want to look at other areas to cut. this is the only area i would not cut. brian, what are you talking about? $600 billion cut. over ten years. another $600 billion over the next ten years. we have the full screen, eric, if you want to walk us through. mandatory entitlements versus military spending. look at the biggest difference. where does all the money go? entitlements. the most parbt part of that is continues to increase on the entitlement line, but the defense budget, the number keeps coming down from 2010 to 12 it s down $18 billion. why can t you call right now for social security and medicare to be cut. a huge drop in defense from $6 sfenlt to $603 billion. here s the point, i would agree with you on we don t need to be
Health-insuranceWomenGuysAreasAreaEntitlementsScreenBrian-kilmeade600-billion00-billionTenMoneyThat is working efficiently. these guys need to be bolstered. they need to be brought up. the health insurance needs to be re-enforced. these guys and these women deserve it. you want to look at other areas to cut. this is the only area i would not cut. brian, what are you talking about? $600 billion cut. over ten years. another $600 billion over the next ten years. we have the full screen, eric, if you want to walk us through. mandatory entitlements versus military spending. look at the biggest difference. where does all the money go? entitlements. the most parbt part of that is continues to increase on the entitlement line, but the defense budget, the number keeps coming down from 2010 to 12 it s down $18 billion. why can t you call right now for social security and medicare to be cut. a huge drop in defense from $6 sfenlt to $603 billion. here s the point, i would agree with you on we don t need to be
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