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Life than he did in 78 years. >> and a lot of it was just unnecessary. >> so this is exactly the point. i don't remember the exact statistic, but it's something like 80% of all medicare expenses in the last 18 months of lie. my dad went through something similar to yours. this is the elephant sitting right there in the middle of this table that we're all trying to talk about which is how do you decide? who decides? i wrote a piece paper that said we should have a panel. i got them to see a lot of hate mail. hoy do you know in your last 18 months of life? how do you allocate these resources? >>...

When that many say they have contemplate leaving a profession, there is something bigger going on. is it a fear they will not make as much money? fear they will not do as much good? both? what? >>guest: well, it is probably both. and i don't know about the number, 83 percent seems like a lot but over the course of your career 83 percent of all doctors at one time thought about leaving the profession, but, yes, i do not have enough time for the patient. and there will be a lot of complex paperwork. and, just having a piece paper does not mean you can find care. for e.r. doctors like myself, the...

>> she hit the jackpot and now taxpayers are feeting jacked up, not because of winning $1 million but because she is still using food stamps, bad for us. is that legal? judge napolitano, what do you think of this? >>judge napolitano: it is not legal. she is receiving a state of michigan version of food stamps called the michigan bridge card and it is a debit card which $200 is automatically wired each month because of the time she applied for the debit card, a form of assistance by the state she qualified for it. but she has an obligation when she signed up for this, she signed a piece paper s...

Disagreement and they -- and they would have said, yes, that's exactly the way we set it up. unless americans can appreciate that and learn to love the separation of powers which means learning to love the gridlock. >> love the gridlock. joining us right now is fox news senior judicial analyst and anchor of "freedom watch" judge andrew napolitano who put the fun in dysfunction. >> good morning, guys. >> you on are you? here's what i think of that crazy -- >> wow! >> all right. i'll take that any day. >> what's he talking about? >> here's what he's talking about. he goes around the country, thi...