Didn't we say we were saving the surplus for Social Security? Didn't the President in the State of the Union say that surplus would be reserved in addressing Social Security? And if we undertake this procedure, which is a request from the administration-- --
Discussing the allocation of the budget surplus and its implications for Social Security.
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