flowing into libya simply to prop up this proxy role as sort of immigration enforcement in europe, sort of the the last stage of that wall, has entrenched interests. so a lot of government militias are eager for the migration system to remain the same. you can find ian urbana s reporting in the new yorker and a companion piece at msnbc.com. thank you. that is it for all-in. you can catch me on the weekend. saturdays at 8:00 p.m. eastern. sundays at 9:00. the rachel maddow show starts now. thank you. much appreciated. thank you to you at home for joining us. i hope you had a good weekend. as of tonight, midnight tonight
if you look at the private pension system, it covers fairly poorly most of the population. i have not quite updated it, but it says that for 75% of people that retire, social security and medicare is in excess of all of their private assets. we have a larger extent of the population dependent upon social security and medicare. how do we deal with it? one way we do what it is be we tried to increase some of those cash benefits for lower and moderate income people. from the middle-income people, i do not think we can get thereby adding to a system that is out of balance. we need to recognize that private retirement system is not doing a good job of covering the vast majority of people. it is almost beside the question we need to figure out ways of enhancing the savings of middle income people as they move towards retirement. thank you. you mentioned that there is public support for revenue increases to social security. could you elaborate on that? the raising the cap on t