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Talking about before. so, we've got to look at that because otherwise, it's going to run out of money, and we can't, like, click our heels and hope that, you know, no place like home. >> mike pence, nikki haley said they'll only change social security for young people in their 20s and 30s today. >> that might be the case. you know, when you talk about changing the retirement age, you don't change the retirement age for somebody my age? right? i'm 60. so, i'm within eye shot of that. so, you don't change it for them. but you can do a lot of of good by changing it for people at a younger age. wh...

I am with an eye shot of that. so we don't change it for them. but you can do a lot of good by changing it for people at a younger age. and what i would like to do is sit down the actuaries and say that at each different age point we would change the retirement age, how much would save us? and look at, that have a real conversation about. , look if you have 20 or 30 years to plan for it, that should be enough. to get yourself ready. if you only have four or five years, that's not fair to do. so publicly on the. >> i want you to meet a social worker from new hampshire, republican who says that ...

Wasn't this predictable, that there would be a shortage with so many people quitting or being fired? >> well, a crisis situation right now. the nursing staffing shortage is a massive line item for most hospitals. the cleveland clinic reported a 1.a 5 billion -- $1.5 billion loss, and part of that is in part they are hiring traveling nurses, short-term contract nurses, at twice or three times the rates of salary. so what they're doing right now is they're scrambling to fill these spots, the nursing shifts. they're hiring short-term lay before at a much higher rate, and they're passing on those ...

Dealmaker. you've never seen a problem that you haven't tried to work out a bipartisan compromise to settle. you are right now leading a group of ten -- more than ten senators of both parties who have a plan to try to save social security. here you are calling out treasury secretary yellin about president biden, take a look. >> the president knows many people on social security -- >> then why doesn't the president care? >> he cares very deeply. >> then where is his plan? >> he stands ready to work with -- >> that's a lie. >> that was pretty rough. first of all, how serious is the problem with ...

Pot. then in the last decade, chancellors, successive chancellors including george osborne, cut that limit and now it has reached the point where high—paid people like doctors are bumping up against it because their pension pots are worth more than £1 million, and the bma have been lobbying to raise this limit so that doctors are not faced with a choice where if i carry on working i am just bringing myself a tax charge. if you bus to the limit, you get a tax charge, another 55% on a lump sum, or another 25% on top of normal income tax rate. in order to avoid that, the government are saying ...