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I don't because it will hurt a lot of people. i want to talk about welfare queens. the analysis is good and based on race. welfare queens was a dog whistle to white working class people about black people. today the people who need those social programs are not just people of color. they are a hell of a lot of white people who voted for donald trump. you are not going to get away with talking about welfare queens in kentucky and tennessee and west virginia anymore. their neighbors will lose their health insurance and lose meals on wheels. the only welfare queens are people like the koch brothe...

Millionaires and billionaires, every penny penny, $660 billion. that just covers today's deficit does not touch the $30 trillion unfunded liability. >> it is the attention of the people. everybody can take advantage same thing with medicare. john: what if we phase out the unsustainable entitlements letting the young people opt out? from paul propose that. >> would you consider opting out of the whole system under one condition that you pay 10 percent of your income but you take care of yourself and don't ask the government for anything. [cheers and applause] john: he got a standing ovation. >>...

Would be $660 billion. that jest covers today's 30 unstanded by ability. i am sure it con drib buttes to social security number. no one. what if you let young people opt out. >> would you consider opting out of the whole system under one condition you pay 10 percent of your income. >> they got a standing. i take care of myself.

Especially in the value segments, and lead to fewer jobs created. what numbers or what is substantiating the claim it would slow job growth and create fewer jobs? >> well, companies certainly say if something would eat into their profits, they would have to make up that cost elsewhere, possibly by raising prices for consumers. you know, the restaurant industry is definitely a huge sector. they account for about $660 billion in sales annually, employ about 13 million people. but the question here is not really whether or not they can afford to pay their workers more but where's the economic inc...

Jobs number. if he is going to have to recon with that. >> eric: 780,000 fewer women employed today than when president obama took office. >> bob: when he took office, there was $660 billion of defense spending. now there is $720 billion. >> greg: he is planning to make cuts. >> bob: oh, i see. you're saying it's cuts? >> greg: long-term look at europe, they made cut to support entitlement culture and he is proposing to do the same thing. >> dana: if you make that argument, you cannot say that paul ryan's budget would cut medicare. it's increase, lower increase, and -- slower increase and they...