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Cushions for the military. just a cool $483 billion. oh, and he also managed to squeeze out some tax breaks for corporations and the rich. how is that for a focus on poverty? all while gutting programs like obamacare. that's poor work from someone who says he cares about poverty. joining me now is congressman chaka fattah, democrat from pennsylvania, and the daily beast's michelle cottle. thank you both for coming on the show tonight. >> thanks, reverend. >> good to be with you. >> congressman fatah, congressman ryan's budget hinges on repealing a law that just marked its most significant achi...

Competition is even if it's staggered and relative between people, right, it cannot be the case that everyone is outperforming the mean. >> that's right. >> there are a lot of people making a lot of money, this is definitional, a lot of people making money on wall street who are performing underneath the average of wall street performance. >> yeah. i think a lot of people believe, genuinely believe on wall street if they were to go become teachers they'd be the best teachers in the world, if they had to drive a garbage truck, they'd be the best garbage truck driver. they're overpaid for what t...

Case that everyone is outperforming the mean. >> that's right. >> there are a lot of people making a lot of money, this is definitional, a lot of people making money on wall street who are performing underneath the average of wall street performance. >> yeah. i think a lot of people believe, genuinely believe on wall street if they were to go become teachers they'd be the best teachers in the world, if they had to drive a garbage truck, they'd be the best garbage truck driver. they're overpaid for what they do. there's a subsidy, $83 billion a year, that the banks get. that means since the mar...

Your client comes out right at the other end of their trade. >> this is true of ceo competition is even if it's staggered and relative between people, right, it can not be no case that everyone is outperforming the mean. >> that's right. >> there are a lot of people making a lot of money, this is definitional, a lot of people making money on wall street who are performing underneath the average of wall street performance. >> yeah. i think a lot of people believe, genuinely believe on wall street if they were to go become teachers they'd be the best teachers in the world, if they had to drive a...

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...