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>> all right, susie, thank you very much. we'll see you soon and thank you so much as always. next the top israeli official tonight pushing for an attack that quote rocks tehran. and iran is issuing new warnings against israel if you have this consider adding this an aarp, medicare supplement insurance plan from unitedhealthcare. >> medicare supplement plans help by paying some of what medicare does and let you see any doctor, any specialist anywhere in the who accepts medicare patients. so if you have this consider adding this call united healthcare today for your free decision guy gonna boug...

The 53% or 47%, the rich or the poor, the 1%, the 99%, these are american values. they belong to all of us. >> meanwhile, down in new orleans at an aarp convention paul ryan got booed when he talked about repealing ohm care. >> the first step to a stronger medicare is to repeal obama care because it represents the worst of both worlds. >> i have a feeling we'd have a mixed reaction. >> a group of older people. the polls that show that the only age group that supports mitt romney are the 65 and older. that's it. if people under retirement age got to vote he'd get killed so the fact is why is he...

Got yesterday in new orleans at an aarp event when he talked about medicare. >> the first step to a stronger medicare is to repeal obama care because it represent it is worst of both worlds. [ booing ] i had a feeling there would be mixed reactions. let me get into it. >> to the extent poverty made it into the national conversation, it has been mostly about poor children which is reasonable. but that's because the signing of the social security agent in 1935, the passage of medicare in 1965, many thought that we solved the problem of poor old people and why shouldn't they? those laws were part...

With 36 million retired workers receiving social security benefits, 49.4 million medicare beneficiaries. the reality of seniors quietly letting go of their entitlements without a fight is you pretty unlikely. the way seniors may fight back come november is where w their vote at the table. brenda gardner, actress and volunteer at aarp's patrol. a retired postal worker. so nice to have you all here. i want to ask you, you actually talked with other seniors in your role as an aarp volunteer. what are you hearing now? >> i'm hearing a lot of things. we have these sessions where we go to different ...