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Gotten rid of that deduction before the bubble. now that we've had the crash, a lot of people buy homes because they look at the after tax benefit and for home sales, at best phased out. do you it overnight you'll see home prices drop, 10, 20% and people might start to by in anticipation of it going away. the other one is health care, get that free, take that deduction away and all of a sudden your health care costs go up. you can't get out of these in a short period of time, too disruptive to the health care industry and home building industry. >> and here is the problem with that deduction w...

Independents, and as they stump in wisconsin today, both santorum and romney will stop but they're going to get drawn into this recall conversation. is romney on the cusp of wrapping up this nomination? this morning on the heels of the passage of congressman paul ryan's republican budget last night, romney picked up ryan's endorsement. >> i think this primary has been productive. i think it's been constructive up until now. i think it's made the candidates better, but i think we are entering a phase it could become counterproductive if it drags on much longer so that's why i think we have to c...

Happen down the road. >> pay outs are simply unsustainable. given the current budget crisis. >> i agree, a deal is a deal . you can't just say we are take back. as we are doing with pensions. and mark, they are not suggesting ripping up the contracts but suggest they should sunset the rules . >> let's phase it in over time. and i think that is fair. but i don't think we can suddenly write it. the states are saying we are broke. we can't pay. fox news decided they would not pay you tomorrow. and they say yeah, we will not pay you, dennis. would you show up for work? >> the private sector find...