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With that. but we have this sense of entitlement here. another problem is that we're not as healthy as some other places. the same study said, came out and found out that japan, the average lifespan is about 83 years. here it is 79. in japan they use medical services less so they can be less expensive. martha: why are they healthier in japan? >> they eat better. more vegetables and fish. they exercise more. there is only 3% obesity rate in japan. it is 30% here. martha: when i looked at numbers felt they were skewed in many ways. as you point out cancer care is superior in the united states to...

Predicting that over 500 million people by 2030 will have diabetes. i will say that number's already happening. this is just a statistical analysis. near the u.s. we've got millions and millions of people with type ii diabetes. this is mostly a manmade disease. this is a disease of developing nations that happens because we eat the wrong foods, we don't exercise, we have a lot of stress, and ultimately, you know, we end up spending billions of dollars in medication just really keeping ourselves alive, but not eradicating the problem. if you have all of this issues, a health care law like the o...

He did a residency over in england. he said at the end of the day i found people were dying before we could even treat them. is that what we are headed a for here? >> there is a formula in england where they figure out how old you are, how many years are left and that's the cost-benefit ratio. there is talk in even land about revamming their healthcare system. we want to give basic healthcare to everything. there is a difference between basic need and advanced medical care. we have the best medical care in the world. but a lot of the basic healthcare has to do with personal responsibility. and...