The recent debt ceiling deal mandated that a bipartisan super committee must find another $1.2 trillion in debt reduction by November 23. But as committee members struggle to find common ground on that goal, a bipartisan group of House members is asking the committee to reduce the debt by four trillion dollars. Why is that an important figure? Is there any bipartisan consensus on how to do this? What are Republicans ready to do on taxes and entitlements to get a deal done? And what happens if no deal is done and defense spending gets gashed by $800 billion? We discuss it all with Florida Rep. Tom Rooney, a member of the House Armed Services Committee.