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we should have been for you in a few minutes. this is the kind of thing that a president, any president, would usually be monitoring while it's in progress from the oval office, from the white house situation room. that was impossible as we learn more about this raid because the president is quarantining. he got covid. this is something that was in progress while he has been isolating. we know that about 30 minutes, because of the covid, he's going to be speaking from the blue room balcony. it's not something we usually see from this president. mrs. oh leader who about a year ago arg...

In which people at risk could get preventive treatment. >> in the future that's what we're aiming for, that you would be able to have a test done and then take a drug that would reduce your risk from developing symptoms and keep you normal for as long as possible. >> reporter: and it really could help a lot of people in the united states. take a look at these statistics. 5.2 million people currently are afflicted with alzheimer's, that number's expected to triple by the year 2050, and it costs us an awful lot of money to care for those people, $283 billion estimated for this year, $107 billion...

Sheen of 2 and a half men he replaced him as number one on the list. sheen led last year with 40 million but this year didn't even make the cut. still winning. >> a staggering new report. welfare programs are now the largest chunk of government spending topping a trillion dollars. here now to explain is fox business network diane macedo. >> a congressional research shows testing in welfare program at roughly $1.03 trillion that doesn't include social security and medicaid. they identified 83 overlapping welfare programs that together represent the single largest 2011 budget item and found th...

Late, and that is from a democrat. california congressman dennis cardoza, a long time critic of the administration, says this, it's far too a little, it's just baby steps. they're still not getting it. cardoza said the housing collapse is a leading cause of the recession but the last issue to be addressed by washington. more on that coming up in a great fair and balanced debate with bob and andrea on deck on that. martha: debt is such a burden to some states in this country that they are digging a deal hope to try to stay above water. how deep? look at this report that came out this morning. i...

Say it doesn't happen and interest rates stay low, in 2009 we paid $283 billion just on interest to the debt we owe the world. this year is expected to be in excess of $500 billion. if we keep going the way we're going and down get downgraded and keep spending, it's like whatever. >> neil: people forget that. doesn't nothing doesn't mean the costs get cheaper. >> with the token freeze talking about the $17 or $20 billion freeze on spending, the non-defense discretionary spending is a drop in the bucket. >> neil: even if you curb the deficit a little bit year in and year out, whatever spending ...