that's all you have to say. >> and to me the cbo report was legitimately an interesting question about how the labor market works. so now, if people, in fact, can say, i'm going to go start that small business or, i'm going to stay home with my kids, or -- >> i'm going to retire early. >> doesn't that, in fact, create more -- like, if, in fact, the 60-some-year-old person can now retire because they have a gap filler until they get to medicare, doesn't that improve the capacity of younger workers to find jobs? >> yes, absolutely. >> it's a positive benefit. that's the thing. tara's point is so true, that you have to say, there are so many good things that have come with the affordable care act. and you know, if you're committed to it, you've got to be committed to it all the way. this has changed fundamentally how we work in this country. this has changed fundamentally how we get health care. >> mm-hmm. >> and democratic party that pushed it for the most part has to say, there will be bumps in the road. but this is one where it's like, you have to realize, like, this is changing opportunity for