It actually had the spending growth on health care over the next decade actually accelerating again. So here's part of my problem. Nominal, which means before inflation, we actually have domestic productivity growing at 4.3% over the next decade. We have health care growing at 5.8. It's geeky, but that margin keeps separating and separating and separating. And unless we're willing to do policy, whether it be technology, incentives to stay healthy, these sorts of things, if that separation continues, the debt picture is actually worse. (16:15–16:28)
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