$2 trillion. and the difference is $800 billion and $1.6 trillion in taxes and $400 billion and $1.4 billion respective i, democrat and republican, when it comes to entitlements. it would seem to me, if steve rattner were doing a deal and we were looking at buying or selling something, we'd be in a room figuring out how you'd close that gap. coburn also said yesterday he believed in the president's idea of raising rates because he thought it would make it easier to reform the overall tax code next year. now, i disagree with both sides in how they've gone about negotiating because i think you have a frame, joe, that works. the president yesterday, i think, is right. the debt ceiling should be a part of this deal because the decisions made now and the decisions that were made six months ago impact how and why we would reach the debt ceiling come next february. so why you would endanger and imperil those decisions when this congress made those spending decisions is beyond me. you ought to put triggers in like we have now to force another kind of sequestration come september, october of next