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The average millionaire, look at this, it would give the average millionaire $265,000 per year. extending the bush tax cuts would give them $129,000 tax cut per year paul ryan and mitt romney are good with they. they are doubling down on the rich people bonus tax present. another quarter of a million dollars for every average millionaire. this is not the politics of past anymore. talking about george w bush at the center of today's republican party thinking and today's politics. president obama was arguing for closing the loophole that lets people that make their money as financers pay mini ta...

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What if those 265,000 resign from the military over the next short period of time? what are you going to do? >> if i believe that a quarter of a million people would leave the military immediately, if given the opportunity, i would certainly have second thoughts about this. but i don't believe that. >> secretary gates on the idea of mass depart tours. there's also the question of why now? why war time. should we be tinkering with don't ask don't tell? republican senator collins handled that one. >> admiral mullen, the second objection that we hear over and over and over is that we cannot imple...

Lifted. >> what if it does happen? what if those 265,000 resign from the military over the next short period of time? what are you going to do? >> if i believe that a quarter of a million people would leave the military immediately, if given the opportunity, i would certainly have second thoughts about this. but i don't believe that. >> secretary gates on the idea of mass depart tours. there's also the question of why now? why war time. should we be tinkering with don't ask don't tell? republican senator collins handled that one. >> admiral mullen, the second objection that we hear over and ov...

>> what's interesting about that is they're outside the purview in some ways of what the military could do. if the military has to abide by certain rules and regulations, these private contractors can freelance more. also, furthermore, "the post" contends that no one really knows how much they're paid, how expensive this is. it does cost a lot. but there aren't -- there's no one body keeping tabs on all these guys. >> they look invaluable. that's what it seems like. when you see about the black water and see some people bring up a lawsuit because of something that happened on an iraqi road, we...