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Astronomical -- a lot of money. i went with live nation and said, how can we go in, take everything, the beer, the parking, whatever the price of tickets are and put it in a pot, split it up fairly based on the number of people that come. they said, you have to take a pay cut. all my friends are taking pay cuts that are in the unions, farming in alabama, whatever it is. i can surely take a pay cut, too. not cutting down my show or the people who work for me. i can take a pay cut. >> do you know ...

Road, would you be willing to do something like that? >> look at medicare, what youre doing by moving it from 65 to 67 is again not reducing costs in medicare, its not really reforming the medicare system youre just transferring those costs and risks onto people who may be 66 years old. martha: you are reforming the medicare system because its going to go bust in several years, so if you prolong the program and make the age later, people are living longer, so isnt that age sort of outmoded and i...

Of people are coming to grips with, theyre not going to get the kind of job they had before this economic crisis and will have to lower their expectations but on this whole thing on the unemployment benefits, i, that is going to have to be dealt with, obviously as part of the fiscal cliff. i think given all that has to be done, bill, i think the most realistic thing, take everything, extend it for 90 days or 180 days so we dont have the idea we can reform social security, medicare, medicaid, the...

>> i would have go home, grab my family and leave. take everything, go, just straight to the border, just disappear. >> its a fine line that you cross, that once you cross you really cant come back. >> if i find out that somebody told on me, they wouldnt believe it. not him. the maniac family is like a family because its the neighborhood that you grew up in. all these guys know each other for years and years. >> but for all the gangs talk about paranoia runs deep within their upper rinks, and fo...

It is really fun and exciting here. we are evacuating. we are getting everything out of here. we are getting everything out of here, cameras. we are cleaning out the refrigerator with the soft drinks, who knows when we will get back in. we have to bring water out to the street. take everything. this may be our last [alarm in the background]. >> they picked me to the go to the arizona state fair. why? because of my wisconsin blood. i know what these animals are. bill oreilly probably cant identif...

It is really fun and exciting here. we are evacuating. we are getting everything out of here. we are getting everything out of here, cameras. we are cleaning out the refrigerator with the soft drinks, who knows when we will get back in. we have to bring water out to the street. take everything. this may be our last [alarm in the background]. >> they picked me to the go to the arizona state fair. why? because of my wisconsin blood. i know what these animals are. bill oreilly probably cant identif...

. more now on the exploding refugee crisis along libyas border. president obama is praising both egypt and tunisia for accepting refugees while those countries deal with their own political transitions. the hordes of people stuck in je refugee camps overwhelming. black to ivan watson. exhausted and filthy, hundreds of egyptian refugees waiting in a warehouse in tunisia after fleeing the conflict in libya. among them this 29-year-old accountant named mahmoud abdullah. >> its not good. >> report...

New help for the exploding refugee crisis along libyas border. president obama approving the use of the u.s. military to help egyptians return home from refugee camps in tunisia. praising them for accepting refugees while those countries deal with their own political transitions right now. cnns ivan watson is along the tunisian border with libya. >> reporter: exhausted and filthy, hundreds waiting in a warehouse in tunisia after fleeing the conflict in libya. among them, a 29-year-old accountant...

Crossing into tunisia and egypt. theyre fearing the crackdown of gadhafis protesters. the lucky ones have made it to tunisias southeastern coast. refugees managed to board a ship for home. >> reporter: exhausted and filthies, hundreds of egyptian refugees waiting in a warehouse in tunisia, after fleeing a conflict in libya. among them, a 29-year-old accountant named abdul. what did they do? >> they take everything. sake state telephone. take everything. >> reporter: abdullah starts to tell us he...