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of gdp we used to spend or used to raise in a world that is profoundly different than just 1964, just 45 or 50 years ago. the answer is maybe, but i think there is a certain nostalgia to that that is not useful. so i think that you're going to see these guys kick the can down the road. i think they're going to do what they just did on the highway bill, which is fight about two or three months extension. and i hate to say it, but until people get everything resolved overseas, and we start paying the real interest rate on the tenure. one last thing i want to say without trying to domin...

saying we got that amount of money, and dollar for dollar we can reduce these rates, because it doesn't take into account the behavioral changes of individuals. that's why the joint tax committee has spent an awful lot of time modeling, and still has a whole lot of work to do in this area. but it's why people need to be very careful not to say arbitrarily we're going to cut the rate to 25%, because every model that i've seen indicates that doing that would be financing tax breaks for folks at the top by increasing the tax burden on middle income americans. so let's -- let's keep doin...

oldest, born in 1706. he knows cotton mather and the died in 1790. he signs both the declaration of independence and the constitution. the last to die was james madison. he is born in 1751, and then he do is in 1836. 85 years old. so, he has seen the fight over missouri being admitted to the union. he sees nullification crisis but he is the last one. aaron byrd. but that's the other side. the dark side. >> host: in 2006, you wrote wow what would the founders do," wwfd, and in that book you write: the founders invite our questions now because they invited discussion when they lived. t...

would require welfare recipients to pass drug tests. >> woodruff: we ask what's behind the partisan stand-off in congress as house republicans offer a budget plan with steep cuts in taxes and spending. >> ifill: paul solman gets author charles murray's take on white working class americans, laid out in his new book, "coming apart." >> have you ever held a job that caused a body part to hurt at the end of the day? few can answer yes to that question. you are in big trouble in trying to understand the country you live in. >> woodruff: and jeffrey brown talks with condoleezza rice and j...

it is the second-largest delegate grab to date. to get to the magic number of 1,144 needed to clinch the nomination, mitt romney needs every win he can get. we'll go through the delegate map in a minute. it is a little more come plifktplifk pli krichlt. can romney made in-roads with traditional evangelicals and tea party supporters? we'll get all that information font from our exit poll. two, will santorum surprise? the latest poll actually shows rick santorum down by 14%. even if he wins a close second he could spin it as a win because he was so far behind when you looked at the...