that said, i think what's more important is what he plans to do in the future, and so they've already done this and they'll continue to contrast between the ryan plan, which mitt romney has endorsed, and what obama has put forth. and i think that if you look at that, the nonpartisan tax policy center has said that obama's plan would reduce the decifit by $2 million, and -- or is it $2 trillion, and men the ryan plan would actually increase it, and so i think those are the kind of things they need to be looking at, because i think what matters more is what's going to happen in the future than what happened in the past. martha: so you are going to be looking, justin, at the president's record because he's had three years to turn the economy around and what mitt romney proposes, he would do. your reaction to these two guys duking it out over the weekend. >> hey look, as a republican, i'm happy that we're talking about fiscal policy, i'm happy we're talking about the economy.