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But i am a private sector type of guy and my wife and i are raising our three kids less than a mile from where i grew up and if you think where washington is where value is created? we don't believe that a nebraska. the center of the world of small-town and the founders believe that everyone should think that other state because the private sector is the heart of america. john: there is nothing small town about this new expensive medicare part d. he wrote an op-ed in the u.s. news report that it is the answer to health reform. this is another exploding entitlement reform that is wealthier than...

American recovery and reinvestment act passed the house and the senate. well, it was a big one. some think it should have been bigger. it was a $787 billion economic stimulus package that did create jobs. it's a fact. infrastructure, investment, and assistance to the unemployed in this country, it was definitely needed. and there is no debate. there's no debate here. the 2009 stimulus package pulled this country out of the great recession. now back then, both houses of congress were controlled by the democrats. i guess you could say a pretty good thing that was happening because if boehner wer...

Who can do that? the government because they have all the money in the world. >> i think the disastrous rollout of obamacare woken up a lot of younger people to understand that obamacare is just one more case of generational theft that's going on where it is people like obama who's on the wrong side of 50. and it's like medicare, it's like social security. these are systems that were put into place for good reasons but are screwing young people. poor, young people and their future. >> to pay for me. i appreciate what you guys are doing. >> i hope you enjoy -- spend it wisely. >> let's move on ...

This whether they're part of the medicaid switch or not. home depot founder and, ken langon. it's good to have you here. >> how are you, neil? >> this health care thing. >> it's a mess but we have other problems we need to address. look at detroit. a very ominous story there about pensions, about the affordability of pensions, about an exodus of people, two million, down to 700,000 people in 25 years. generational theft. all ties into the same thing, entitlements and benefits. >> the healthcare thing part' parcel the same, government will give you what you want but -- >> it's a simple equation...

John: right now this is kind of generational theft. u.s. and uni try stealing from this case. can i have -- we have to pay for my medicare. >> it was not very nice of you to steal from my sister like that. john: they don't like it, but they don't vote, and even when they come to voting age we older people are much more likely to vote. i don't see how this will end well. >> that is right. the good news is that we can make adjustments that are modest starting now. the bad news -- for, we could make social security benefits not rise over time. somebody who retires 20 years from now should get the...