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Maybe a year, maybe two years from now we stop hearing that and this becomes more stable. >> residual qatarwalling, andrew. is it residual katerwalling. >> i like that you were saying for shame, corporate ceos. >> its ridiculous. can i make one comment? before you got on to this, we did talk briefly about the profits and the inequality issue, and theres one thing we cant get away from, which is technology. >> right. thats the productivity thing. the productivity doesnt necessarily mean -- >> but...

>> reporter: administration officials can be counted on for the healthcare bill but for unvanished version of the law and how it affects the medicare recipient and federal deficit, they turn to the non-political actuaries of medicare like rick foster. >> there is a strong likelihood that the cost projections in the trustee report under the current law understate the actual future cost that medicare will face. strong likelihood. >> the greatest uncertainty is the cuts to medicare that the adminis...

Somebody to give back documents they have. the resource is go after the leakers as charles said. thats the only thing they can do. theyre sort of stymied otherwise. >> chris: steve? >> on the first day of the wikileaks dump, the first dump with the first 77,000 documents i talked to the intelligence folks who said that stuff is really bad. the really, really bad stuff is in the final 15,000 documents. so there are potentially very, very damaging information out. there you cant bargain with a guy...

Public has to decide who they believe. ultimately they will decide based on what the family budget feels like, and what their life feels like. that doesnt look good. >> chris: we only have 30 seconds left in the segment. in the end, people will say arent they, we dont know, but as of right now, we think they will say is we elected you to do something and you dont do it the difference is the argument on behalf of the administration numbers is theyre falling short of their own standards. not as if...

For unvanished version of the law and how it affects the medicare recipient and federal deficit, they turn to the non-political actuaries of medicare like rick foster. >> there is a strong likelihood that the cost projections in the trustee report under the current law understate the actual future cost that medicare will face. strong likelihood. >> the greatest uncertainty is the cuts to medicare that the administration is counting on to pay for benefits. obama plan assume healthcare can accompl...

Leakers as charles said. thats the only thing they can do. theyre sort of stymied otherwise. >> chris: steve? >> on the first day of the wikileaks dump, the first dump with the first 77,000 documents i talked to the intelligence folks who said that stuff is really bad. the really, really bad stuff is in the final 15,000 documents. so there are potentially very, very damaging information out. there you cant bargain with a guy like this julian assange. he is a clown. you have cant set the preceden...

Budget feels like, and what their life feels like. that doesnt look good. >> chris: we only have 30 seconds left in the segment. in the end, people will say arent they, we dont know, but as of right now, we think they will say is we elected you to do something and you dont do it the difference is the argument on behalf of the administration numbers is theyre falling short of their own standards. not as if they fall short of standards of the right-wingers set for them. this is what the obama admi...