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Key at all. i think we need a comprehensive package overall where we treat teachers like the professionals they are. we have to really good evaluation systems that are rigorous and fair and transparent. we also need to have compensation systems that recognize the fact that we have great performers who need to be rewarded accordingly. we also need policies in place that ensure that we don't give teachers a job for life regardless of performance in such a way that ineffective teachers remain in the classroom with children. it's a comprehensive set of human capital policies that are going to push...

Enough. the president said he will veto it. what happens next? >> well, i mean, first the process in terms of getting it through the house. look, i think what you saw was the original proposal laid out by the republican leadership and you had some members who wanted to add to that, and that was fine. now we have this particular package. now we have to see how does the center react to it, how does the president. we're at a point here where nothing's going to be easy. as the speaker said, we're broke. there are going to be tough choices we have to deal with and we're going to watch how this admi...

Of -- look, there's a recognition the issue has to be addressed. you heard the speaker say we need to begin the discussion so people understand the scope of it. where the public is at, we'll see how this evolves, right now they're hearing two ideological extremes and what they're saying to leadership and elected officials is go back to the drawing board and figure this out, and that's what i think you're going to see happen. this is a tough and dlift difficult political issue for people to handle. it's going to take some time. >> david, bottom line in a couple of seconds, do you think there wi...

Refusal to make common sense compromises. i mean, it is not common sense at all to cut this kind of money this quickly because of its impact on the economy and jobs. so the question is whether the speaker of the house is going to be able to talk some common sense to his members or whether they're going to be prepared to shut down the government, which frankly means that the social security administration will not be sending out social security checks. doctors won't be paid under medicare to take care of patients. i mean, that is a very reckless way to go. unfortunately, we're hearing a lot of ...

Tourists to come here from other parts of the world. the united states, there are some school holidays. it's a busy time and they're taking a big hit and it may take a while to recover. there's not a lot of violence but an impression of instability that embedded in so many minds and it's going to take a while to turn around. >> it won't turn around until the u.s. lifts the state department travel warning and i don't think that's been lifted. i'll double-check. i i think that's still in place. be safe. get some rest, ron. ron allen, who has been night and day in cairo since the beginning. edu...