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Into it. ment programs and we -- entitlement programs. >> both party, a pox on both house they talk about reforeigning and addressing entitlemented but anyone who gets close trying to rein in the growth is crucified so they a big off on that and not provide details and, scott, it's tick, tick, ticking towards $20 trillion. >> it's frightening. we're damn lucky that given tax policy in the united states, we're still bringing in tax receipts we are. i'm not surprised it's not choking off all the growth. so far we are doing okay but doesn't give you the right to keep hiking taxes and spending mor...

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Embarrassing numbers. so the odd are in his favor. and look, people are -- people gave to hillary clinton because they've felt pushed and obligated. a lot of people weren't that thrilled and they weren't that ready for hillary anyway, but they felt obligated to go ahead and support her because she was the only front-runner they could see that would emerge from the crowd of people that they have now. so with biden maybe getting in the race, think that it would shake some money from the trees. >> but i think the debate did change things, did it not, charlie, re-enforced the notion that maybe she...

Get in. everybody has now put their money on the table for the third quarter and hillary clinton turns out raised more money not just than anyone on the democratic side but in either party. and after paying all the bills, paying the liability bills, the staff, the adds, she has $33 million in the bank, neil. that's a lot of money, and, sure, a sitting vice-president can catch up faster than somebody off the street but is going to be extremely difficult to put all of this together, a national operation, and bank rolle that effort, raise that money quickly when hillary clinton has had a big, big...