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Opportunities that she would have otherwise had. name image and likeness, how fair is that? it's not fair at all, but that's the system we're living with right now. >> let me ask you one question, patrick. for schools is there a reason colleges and universities would have a preference for being in a marketplace that is open versus having the ncaa cartel control. in other words, is it good for them to have to compete for the best athletes in a way, if there is no sort of wage cap for them? >> right. you could make the argument, the ncaa likes to argue. this is their argue in court. another reas...

The governor went to, it was his goal to make sure every child had those facilities those great teachers, those really safe places where they could play and learn and books and computers. that's what no one wants to talk about. you have to have the resources in that school to make that school system work for those kids. they keep wanting these little silver bullet gimmicks, win more test, pay by test scores, labeling kids by test scores, stack them deep, teach them cheap. none of that is going to work for real students. >> thank you both for joining us. close the wage cap, republican -- an u...

Close the wage cap, republican -- an update about the vile of ronald reagan's blood being put on the auction block, stay with us.

Jump. that could cause a lot more headaches on capitol hill. >> i also want to join us with the responses of the talk back question. several republicans proposing raising the social security retirement age to help the country save money. carol, give us a sense, what have folks been telling you about this? >> a lot of controversial issues today. they are all flying around on capitol hill. our talk back question is should the social security age be raised to 70? not just no, but no, no, a thousand times no. just raise the wage cap and social security will be solvents well into the future. stop m...

You personally. i mean, everybody agrees we must do something about entitlements. social security, medicare, medicaid, and also a lot of economists say you also have to raise taxes. so what are you willing to commit to in terms of entitlement cuts? >> well, i've already committed to it. i voted on the commission for $4 trillion of savings. i voted for reforming social security. not to reduce the deficit. every penning of savings in the commission plan of social security went to secure 75-year solvency for social security because as your previous guest indicated, social security is going to be ...