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House. >> romney and mccain taking the lead interestingly enough. >> there is division in the republican party. there are some who are more isolationist than they used to be. and that's going to play out. what really matters here bill is what happens with the sanction. both parties on capitol hill think the sanctions announced by the white house this week need to be a heck of a lot tougher. only seven russian individuals face direct sanctions and those individuals have responded with absolute outright mockery. deputy prime minister says it seems to me some kind of prankster wrote the u.s. -- >...

>> chris, look, we clearly have a growing debt problem and everybody says this is the most predictable economic crisis in the country's history. we have to deal with it. the president refuses to. if you look at his budget last year, it barely had deficit reduction relative to what would happen otherwise. in other words, there was a slight decrease in the deficit. you would hope there would be a significant one. but the only reason there was was because he had a provision in there about a more accurate measure of inflation under the cpi and social security. we now hear that he's actually going ...

>> i'm sorry, senator portman? >> chris, look, we clearly have a growing debt problem and everybody says this is the most predictable economic crisis in the country's history. we have to deal with it. the president refuses to. if you look at his budget last year, it barely had deficit reduction relative to what would happen otherwise. in other words, there was a slight decrease in the deficit. you would hope there would be a significant one. but the only reason there was was because he had a provision in there about a more accurate measure of inflation under the cpi and social security. we now...

>> chris, look, we clearly have a growing debt problem and everybody says this is the most predictable economic crisis in the country's history. we have to deal with it. the president refuses to. if you look at his budget last year, it barely had deficit reduction relative to what would happen otherwise. in other words, there was a slight decrease in the deficit. you would hope there would be a significant one. but the only reason there was was because he had a provision in there about a more accurate measure of inflation under the cpi and social security. we now hear that he's actually going ...

Jordan wiseman suggests a way to make college at public schools tuition-free. too good to be true? let's ask him. jordan, so glad you're here to talk about this. look, somebody has to pay for college. so who is going to be paying the bill under this plan? >> well, so i first want to back up and start with a little bit of arithmetic that people tend to find really surprising. right now, students at public colleges spend about $63 billion in tuition each year, right? >> okay. >> the federal government, in all of its financial aid programs, across all colleges, spends about $70 billion. so if you...