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How does the country's debt negatively impact americans and which class of taxpayers does it hurt the most? here is ed rowkouski. the national dead continues to rise. what impact will have it on the country but every household in america? >> i'm really happy we're talking about this. i don't think most people really understand what the debt is. we hear the debt. let's talk about that for a few minutes. there is $16 trillion on debt, that is 300 million people. $530,000 debt on every person. >> kelly: let knee stop it right there. did you say 3 $533,000 on every household because of $16

Trillion debt. is that right? >> it really is, $533,000 of additional debt. so take your credit card bills, take your mortgage. that is how much debt so every single person in this country. it's gotten worse certainly over the last three years but the middle income, people who are middle-class and middle income earners it hurts them more because just the very nature they are middle income it hurts them more proportionally. so the idea somehow this insignificant event or this number doesn't matter. people need to know they have that debt. unfortunately kelly, that debt is increasing. as a resul...

Rather mysterious and here today, gone tomorrow, experts say. martha: maybe has something to do with the numbers we talked about before... bill: eat up! martha: do you want to know what fueled the climate conference in copenhagen last month? your money, folks. and lots of it. the total travel expense costs for 21 house members and 38 of their staffers, who had to come along for the whole trip, comes in at over $533,000. and that is not including the military planes, so, chew over that while you think about the budget released yesterday. this range between 4,000 and $20,000, for each and their ...

Jihadists. they clearly should not be in the country in the first place. he burned a school down and the germans could not get rid of him. >> 533,000 people for up for deporation, but only 36% for brought back. >> right, there has to be a sense of priorities that have been known, not just street criminals blowing up cars. if you can't make decisions, put people in there who can. we can't get too wrapped around the axel. it will fix this prong for europe. deporting people who are a serious threat to people's lives. again, half a million people