again thanks for watching. remember the spin stops right here, because we are definitely looking out for you. . >> now that the primaries are over we are unified and focused on our democratic friends on november 2nd. >> some republicans are more excited about the upcoming elections than democrats. >> main reason most people expect republicans to do well. >> we are fighting for every seat across the country. >> we've got to knock on doors! we've got to ring that church bell! we gotta get ready for the midterm exam! >> we are going to be surprised at thec> enthusiasm and intensity of the vote. >> republicans have said no, no, they do not want america to succeed. >> i think this election is about the president's agenda. do you support the president's

agenda or do you not? >> i still believe that democrats will control the house after election day. >> i think we'll have a good day on november 2nd. i don't know how high or wide that tsunami will be but i think it will be significant. >> sean: with just 29 days before the midterm elections new evidence proves how out of touch the mainstream obamamania media and the democratic party are with you the american people that is our headline this monday night, missing the point. in nevada audio tapes have surfaced on which sharron angle is being heard criticizing her party in a private conversation between angle and independent senate con date. she tells him, the republicans have lost their standards, their principles. that's why the machine in the republican party is fighting against me. they've never gone along with lower taxes and less government. angle's comments triggered a

feeding frenzy. the huffington post called the tapes embarrassing. sharron angle slams republicans for losing their principles. apparently the folks at the huffington post dozed off, angle's comments sum up the kind of frustration that many republicans and independents have been voicing about the establishment gop for months. from the day the tea party began liberal leaders like nancy pelosi dismissed it as a fringe group and that arrogance is still being displayed by democrats like sharon brown. brown equates the tea party to an extremist anti-american movement. writing: tea party populism is driven by anger at our government and country. real populism fights for all americans while tea party populism divides us. how will vicious an stacks like this play out in november? here author of

"new york times" best seller 2010, take back america dick morris is back with us. welcome back. >> good to be here. i'm in indianapolis where i've been campaigning for todd young who is going to defeat baron hill as part of the gop sue nay is coming. >> sean: i'm referring you now as the optimistic dick morris. every time you are on, i get tons of e-mail people calling, commenting. they are saying you gotta tell dick morris to tone it down a hair. he's too optimistic. we are raising expectations so high nobody can meet those expectations. >> no we're not. i've been to 38 house districts. and i'm on the ground looking at the polls, meeting with the candidates. i gotta tell you, i wrote a column on dickmorris.com called the danger of underconfidence, not overconfidence.

my case is, there are races all over this country of democrats who are supposedly invincible and unbeatable. when you poll those districts you find they are ahead 45-41 they can be defeated. i found one in florida, mike youst running against brown, a 22 year democratic liberal. he could defeat her. tomorrow go to dickmorris.com every morning i have a blog about the campaign. tomorrow, i'm launching a new pact which is going to concentrate on the 60th, 70th, 80th, 90th and 100th seat. there are districts out there like barney frank's and steny hoyer's and denying -- and dingle in the house where you can defeat him if you advertise and do an independent expenditure. we are hopeful to raise 10 million dollars to do that.

i think we are going to win 60 to 80 seats, we are going to win the senate. it is conceivable we could win as many as 100. >> sean: the one thing that is fascinating to me as i have many friends running for office, you read the polls, you are as good a poll reader as anybody i know in the country, dick, we all know already, no democrat is running on the stimulus, cap and tax, on health care -- >> they have no message. >> sean: they have no message. politics of personal destruction, that rules the day. as i read the internals, there are still many people that don't know where their congressman or woman stands. i think these congressmen and women have done effective job going back to their districts, portraying themselves for something they are not. which is moderate. their votes show a different story. we got 29 days to go, your message to candidates to circumvent that propaganda.

>> to absolutely layout just the facts of the voting record. i was against the stimulus. he was for it. i was against obamacare. he was for. i was against tarp, he was for it. citizens united and i have a movie we just came out with on friday called "battle for america movie.com. that says this whole case where gingrich and coulter and fred barnes and i and a bunch of others. our message is you don't have to throw adjectives, you don't have to throw personal negatives. all you have to do is accurately describe their voting record. there's a broad public consensus that the stimulus isn't working, obamacare is destructive. if we raise our sights and we don't settlement for a 40, 50, 60 seat gain we could not only gain in congress we can wipe

out an entire generation of democratic congressmen. >> sean: one of the things that you are really good at is writing campaign ads. if you were to write -- i think the story is similar around the country. these candidates i was referring to earlier, anywhere between 96 and 99% of the time they vote with the leadership and president obama, so give us the perfect campaign ad. what would it be? >> well, i'll tell you one that i wrote for christine o'donnell, i don't know if she is going to run it, i think it is great. i start with a -- rick wilson helped me with this. i start with a black castle and witches and goblins and all kinds of stuff. we say it is only a month before election day but everyone is talking about it. then we have rachel madow and katie couric saying witchcraft. then it morphs into the

capital dome but it is here in washington that black magic is take place. view doo, a co-event of three witches, it is to stop this kind of witchcraft that christine o'donnell is running for the senate. >> sean: that's a good one. i don't think most of the candidates have had to deal with this charge of dabbling in witchcraft. dick, good to sigh. the republicans win control he could be the next speaker of the house. house minority leader john boehner is here to talk about what is at stake and what he what is at stake and what he thinks mmmmmm. mmmmmm. what is at stake and what he thinks wow! you have got to be kidding me. 80 calories? light & fit has 80 calories versus 100 in the other leading brand. light & fit. irresistible taste. fewer calories. i love light & fit.

>> sean: rahm emanuel's -- >> my father came as an immigrant from israel. i was born here and my wife amy and i raised our three children here. i spent six years in congress representing chicago, then president obama asked me to serve as his chief of staff. it was a great honor to work for him. but i'm glad to be home. but i'm glad to be home. >> sean: i was born here?

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leader ohio congressman john boehner. good to see you, welcome on board. >> nice to see you. >> sean: you never took an earmark. how many years you've been in congress? >> this is my 20th year. >> sean: why did you make that pledge so long ago? >> i told my constituents in '90 if they thought my job was to rob the public treasury they voted for the wrong guy. and i've never taken one. >> sean: what do you make of the poll numbers with speaker pelosi? >> it doesn't make any difference, small town, east coast, west coast the american people are outraged with what washington is doing. they are tired of the spending and they keep asking the question, where are the jobs? >> sean: last week i found it interesting, here we are in some states when you look at the real unemployment numbers, upwards of 17, 18%, when you include the underemployed

those that have given up looking for jobs, really high unemployment. bush tax cuts set to expire across the board. the president seemed to lay down the gauntlet saying he was going to play the class warfare card, seemingly that was going to be vote that made the difference for them and created a comparison, what happened? how do you leave town without voting on this? >> we had the vote, democrats and republicans in a bipartisan way to extend the rates. nancy pelosi decided not to have the vote because i'm going to lose. i've got two brothers that are unemployed. i've got two brother in laws that are unemployed. i understand what is going on in america. iced to be a small employer. with all of the uncertainty out there -- coming from this administration and this congress and the policies they are advocating every employer in america is scared to death they are locked down. until the uncertainty begins to clear you are not going to see the economy improve.

one of those uncertaintys is taxes. -- people aren't going to invest until they know what the rates are. they can't calculate on a return on investment until they know what is the tax rate? >> sean: what did you make -- i found this on the -- i found it interesting, the president goes to owe, i think he mentioned you nine times in his speech. >> eight. >> sean: excuse me. obviously you are paying closer attention than i am. >> i'm not, somebody else does. >> reporter: the attacks have -- >> sean: they the attack have continued as ridiculous and inane as you have a great tan and you like the president occasionally smoke cigarettes. why do you think the president singled you out for these ab being fast, seemingly out of nowhere? >> they are desperate to make this election about anything other than themselves this election is going to be a referendum on their job killing policies, cap and trade, health care bill,

financial regulatory bill, failed stimulus bill. they've got to make the election about something other than themselves. i'm not surprised they've picked me out as a target >> sean: you may be the next speaker of the house so obviously -- it seems so close to an election that is something they gotta build on. they can't come out and say attack john boehner. no offense to you -- >> they don't know how i am! i'm a regular guy with the big job. if you look earlier this summer they trotted out this whole immigration reform effort. it had nothing to do about passing reform it was trying gi tphurpbgs hispanic voters to show -- trying to gin up hispanic voters to show up and vote for them many then they call the tea party racist. as an effort to try to gin up african-americans to vote for democrat. their biggest problem is democrats do not want to show up and are not going to show u

because they are disappointed and feel betrayed by this administration. >> sean: what are the closing arguments -- you are going around the country saying you have been to 100 cities. there there are a lot of guys running for congress, they've got 29 days what should the closing argument, besides the pledge to america, we spent a lot of time talking about, what should the closing argument be if you were to advise any of these candidates that are running that would vote for you for speaker? >> it clear. their policies have failed. they've been throughout with all of their policies and they've failed. the american people are still asking, where are the jobs. republicans have learned our lesson. we made our share of mistakes when we had the majority. we've learned our lesson. if you have watched what we've done over the last 20 minutes. we stood on principle. offered what we thought were better solutions and went out to communicate with the american people. if we are elected to the majority you are going to see us cut spending. you are going to see us revive

the economy and reform the way congress does it job. >> sean: and repeal health care? >> and repeal health care. >> sean: what is your relationship with the president like? >> we get along fine. >> sean: you don't smoke cigarettes together? >> no. i come in and he will say boehner you are almost as dark as me. we talk about golf. we'll talk about our skin color. we have a nice relationship. the problem we have is that when we talk to each other, there's no connection. i've got 11 brothers and sisters, my dad owned a barney was a small business guy long before i got into this business. when i talk about the real world, it doesn't seem to register. >> sean: do you think he has the capacity, let's assume that you take over the house. let's say there's an outside shot the republicans take over the the senate. do you think he has the capacity to move to the center the way bill clinton did and work with the republicans? i don't see that side of him.

>> well, sean, sean, bill clinton could be for anything on any given day and convince the american people that he has always sincerely from the beginning of his life always been there. he was a really good politician. president obama was the most liberal member of the united states senate for the four years served there. that is hard to do. >> sean: you don't see him learning from the clinton model? at last trying -- look the era of big government is over, end of welfare as we know it. you don't hear those words coming out of barack obama's mouth? >> no. i know republicans if we get back in charge, we are gonna fight for a smaller, less costly more accountable government. to the extent the president wants to work with us, we welcome his support. >> sean: how much can you accomplish in a divided government situation? you can repeal health care he's not going to sign it. you can cut spending he's not going to go along. what does that mean?

>> no tax increases, no cap and trade. no increases in spending. there are a lot of things that we can do, including doing everything we can to stop the health care bill, which in vie view will ruin -- in my view, will ruin the best health care system in the world and bankrupt our country. >> sean: nice to see you. the senate race is shaping up to be one of the ones we have to watch in the midterm elections some are saying a gop win there could tip the scales in the fight for control of the senate. when we come back we check in with dino rossi the republican candidate in that title battle, one point margin. straight ahead on hahn day. looks like we're in for a bumpy ride. go ahead, ignore me. but in this turbulent market, you're going to need help... protecting some of your assets for retirement. an axa equitable annuity could give you... guaranteed income for life. i'd call them, but what do i know? i'm just the 800-pound gorilla in the room.

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>> sean: as we close in on the midterm elections the surprisingly tight race in the

blue state of washington between patty murray and dino rossi is a tossup. rossi stormer state legislator and twice the republican nominee for governor is no stranger to close races. his loss in the 2004 washington gubernatorial race was the closest in u.s. history. the numbers are looking better for rossi this time around. in the latest rasmussen poll holds a one point lead over murray 48-47. could this be the race that volts republican over-the-top in the battle for control of the senate? joining me dino rossi. you must like close races. i guess you are comfortable in that situation? >> i've been through 'em before. we hope not to -- not too close. things are going exceptionally well. we are in a good position to win. frankly, if we have enough money to tell our story and defend ourselves, we are going to win. >> sean: what story is there to tell? washington at times is a

fairly blue state, it can go republican, but blue state. murray is the fourth ranking democrat in the senate. what story is it that you want to tell in this election that is going to make the difference and push you over-the-top? >> it is a simple story. we have an incumbent, 18 year incumbent senator number four in leadership, ranked the most liberal senator in washington, d.c. by the nonpartisan national journal. we have a good narrative. the other thing, she has helped create these large deficits. she's a budget writer. she voted against the balanced budget amendment in 1995 that was nine trillion dollars a ago. as a state senator i'm credited with the guy balanced the biggest deficit in our state history without raising taxes first time that has happened, major deficit that did not result in tax increases. i still protected the

vulnerable. you can pick from that. the other side of this too is, every vote that senator murray takes whether health care or not reauthorizing the 2001-through tax cuts is killing -- 2001-2002 tax cuts killing jobs. >> sean: as you make your closing arguments, murray is part of that establishment that in many ways got us into this mess you are promising to do the opposite, stimulus, health care, cap and tax you are on opposing views, correct? >> correct. yes, the health care bill alone is going to kill tends of thousands of jobs in my state an -- tens of thousands of jobs in my state, boeing says it will cost them 150 million dollars. what i'm finding is most businesses say they are not going to do anything because they don't know what the government is going to do to them next week. they don't know what health is going to cost they don't know about the 2001-2003 tax cuts.

it is creating all this uncertainty, they are not going to grow. >> sean: one of the things happening now seems universal in all these races, maybe it is unique, i was looking earlier today, i didn't see patty murray was running on her votes this has become a personal campaign. they are going after you. smear, besmirk. ing seems to be the order of the day. maybe -- maybe not the level of alan grayson but seeps to be getting heated. >> it is. senator murray has an 18 year record that is indefensible all she can do is attack me with false attacks. the newspapers have been calling her a tax preposterous and using other words that tell you she is not telling the truth in these ads. we are defending ourselves. we are moving the agenda forward talking about the difference and where we need go to put people back to work.

people want to come and help they can come to dinorossi.com. the only advantage she has on me is money she has out-spent me 3-1. i'm at 48 she at 47. this could be the 10th seat or the 50 -- 51st vote. >> sean: this may be the race we are watching the morning after to see if republicans have control of the senate. are we watching the republican ascendancy or is this more of a conservative ascendancy? >> what we find it is not just republicans in our campaign it is libertarians, independents and a lot of democrats too. when you are out of work you are willing to listen to other requesteds. when i talk about the fact that senator -- other ideas. when i talk about the fact that senator murray thinks government creates jobs. they create temporary jobs and take money from the private sector to help pay for those.

people are willing to listen to other ideas when they are broke and out of work and worried about the future and their house is worth a quarter less than it was before. it doesn't have to be this way. i really believe that we can go in a different direction that we'll put people back to work. >> sean: if had you to grade barack obama at this point what grade would you give him? >> same as patty murray because she has vote with him every step of the way and every step of the way she has been will killing jobs. as low a grade as you can give. unfortunately, she think she is doing the right thing, heading in the wrong direction. we will compare and contrast. for small businesses to be successful, they need modest taxation, let people chase the american dream. when they are successful you don't punish them for their success because you want them to do it again and again. i come from a small business back tkwrupb. i started in the commercial real estate -- background.

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>> sean: democrats constantly try and portray they are the enemies of wall street, acting like they never benefit from big business and are always fighting for you , the little people a >> we are going to make sure big bankers can never gamble away our we are sending a clear message to wall street. the party is over. >> the president: the american people will never again be asked to foot the bill for wall street's mistakes. there will be no more tax funded bailouts, period! >> sean: a new book shows is far from the truth from january 2007 until june 2010 wall street firms and executives donated a substantial amount for to democrats than republicans. 20 million dollars to democrats, 13 million dollars to republicans. not something you will hear during president obama's backyard get tenths.

joining me the author of the new book, bought and paid for unholy alliance between obama and wall street, fox business senior correspondent charles gasparino. good to see you. glad you are here. >> it is a will have story. >> sean: first of all, i learned a -- it is a love story. >> sean: first of all i learned a lot more. you tell a story about a meeting in the book between obama and all the bigwigs in d.c.. it was in 2007. >> i -- listen wall street likes obama for a lot of reasons. they made a lot of money off him. they believe in his progressive style of politics. i wanted to find out when did this began? it began in 2007 where a senior wall street guy brought in obama to meet all these hahn chose at the major banks and they fell in love with him immediately and they thought he could win and would represent their interests. >> sean: they did win.

in other words, they bet on obama. >> big time. >> sean: you explain why they didn't like hillary. you went back historically, you showed kerry vs. bush they split their money equally. their bets. >> they didn't -- their bets. >> and they didn't like mccain. >> sean: they've been reward. >> part of my outrage in writing this back i believe main street has gotten shafted by obamanomics. he focused so much on health care while we had 10% unemployment that is a sin i believe. i think what is going on now we have 10% unemployment, people aren't working. construction is up to 20%. however, wall street is still one of the most profitable industries around, when you look at some of the impact of what obama's policies have done, they've benefited wall street in ways you can't imagine. it is one thing to bail them

out when they are about to collapse, we can have a debate to keep those bailout mechanisms in place during the first two years was crazy. goldman sachs made 12 billion dollars, less than a year after they were bailed out. >> sean: you go through all the people that obama surrounded himself with. his economic team. >> rahm emanuel. larry summers. >> sean: tax cheat geithner. >> close with rubin and the citigroup crowd. >> sean: viewed incompetent by wall street. >> except for larry summers spending a small amount time at a hedge fund. rahm emanuel two years at a hedge fund and made 16 million dollars the joke is that his wife spent most of the money. i might wonder why he's going back into politics. >> sean: the book is predicated on this idea that this myth that people have that wall street is in the back pocket of republican

party is the opposite. >> it has never been that way. there was once a time, a long time ago, that wall street was run, not by free market capitalists sort of rockefeller republicans that understand the nexus between big government and big business, how much big government could help you. what happened over the last five years, is that you have seen many, many more progressives, people that believe in a progressive agent dab, social agenda, take over the top positions jamie dimon talk to him about universal health care. john mack the chairman of morgan stanley, huge advocate for universal health care. goldman sachs is run by blankfein and cohen two big supporters of democratic causes. >> sean: i thought one of the interesting parts is where you describe a meeting where harry reid goes to wall street, comes to new york, looking obviously for campaign funds. basically, i think the head of goldman says, you come here,

who do you think you are, coming here asking for money, while you trash us? it is not just harry reid trashing 'em, every democrat is playing into the propaganda, myth and lie that they are in the pocket of the republican party. but it is the democrats trashing them pan getting the money. >> after that meeting they hand him $40,000. >> sean: he sat on his hands -- tell the story. >> was being cursed at, screamed at, when it was over he said thank you and picked up his checks and walked home. it was right downtown it was an interesting meeting. gary cohen, number two guy at goldman sachs. shows the connections between wall street and washington and how they both use each other than the heads of the wall street firms don't like to be called fat cats. they hate the fact they've been name called by the president. when they sit back and think about the policies, they tell me they did well. >> sean: i've got two friends

in studio watching one the founder of dominoes. and another one is a big radio executive, i won't mention his name. two of these guys, they really -- they're entrepreneurs if the best sense of the word. i love the idea of capitalism, freedom, risk and reward. i love the idea that america provides that opportunity. capitalism is demonized on a regular basis. in part is it because people's notion of what capitalism is, is wall street bankers? >> absolutely. list then is not capitalism. one of the main points i tried to drive home in this book. this is called crony capitalism. head of ge feasts offset asides and government subsidies for green jobs and the other stuff that's what these guys do is a rigged game. >> sean: for the average person that has a negative view of profit, corporations, these are the people that provide the goods and services that we want, need and desire that advance the human

condition. and they get demonized and grouped into this crony capitalism, as you call it. >> i think the main street media does such a disservice in calling them capitalists, they are not. they run organizes that are bailed out. >> sean: great book, i enjoyed reading every bit of it. time to check in with -- you -- by the way, you know what studio i'm in tonight? >> greta: do you know why i called and asked? are you joking with me? >> sean: i'm checking to know this is don imus' studio. >> greta: i called my executive producer and said where is sean tonight has the space needle, golden gate bridge. i called and said where in the world is sean tonight. >> sean: if you see me with a cowboy hat tomorrow you will know why. this is not my studio this is imus's studio.

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>> sean: he's a former depend day assistant secretary of state, fox news contributor, all around good liberal, bob beckel is here. he's founder and editor-in-chief of my favorite conservative magazine the american spectator bob tyrrell. she is crowe of independent women's voice our friend heather higgins is back. my nickname stuck because he got a dead fish when left office. a lot of questions about rahm bow's eligibility. now he fills this i'm glad to be home video that he filmed in washington, d.c.. wants to run for mayor. you are going to challenge him, mr. tyrrell. >> i am going to challenge him. >> sean: are you announcing tonight? >> i'm announcing tonight i'm going to challenge him just on

the grounds of residency. my residency in chicago is as good as his. and i've already got the new york sun endorsing me. the washington times will endorse me before the week is out i have papers behind me. >> sean: are you running for o'mayor of chicago? >> i'm going to run for mayor of chicago and i'm going to focus attention, rahm bow has been a bull -- rahm bow has been a bully all his life because he graduated from a girl's college. >> sean: does he have eligibility problems? >> on the surface it appears to be but it will be handled in the courts. let's look at this race carefully. emanuel has a money base, organizational base and the other thing he will have, daley will endorse him before the race is off. congressman gutierrez has a large hispanic following, i think will get out the race.

jesse jackson, jr. will not be in the race. so it will be emmett firsts ram beau. i -- rahmbo. >> sean: interesting side note even mayor daley suggested if rahmbo runs and he thinks obama support is going to help, he thinks no way. >> certainly obama's standing is not what it once . it is chicago and i think we have to concede this is not a place where normal rules away there's going to be all sorts of machinations twine the scenes. those who want residency rules to apply as written and those who want to use them as an excuse to make sure this doesn't happen. one of the finest practitioners of the fine art of applying rules to their benefit was state senator obama. we understand how the game is played. >> i'm going to throw my case on the mercy of the court. >> in chicago? [ laughing ]

>> on the mercy of the court. let's remember rahmbo is not well liked by the chicago. >> nobody ever accused you of not taking a long shot at things. the sun's endorsement is not going to do you a lot of good in chicago. in chicago there's a lot of people running in that race already who have talked about it. it will be whittled down quickly. you have to have a runoff. the daley machine is still alive and there are some alderman who are going to run that used to be part of the daley machine. >> sean: we are 29 days out, you are predicting that the democrats lose the house of representatives. any way they can recover? >> i think they are recovering a little now. the real problem is in the midwest. any place long highway 70, pennsylvania five seats in jeopardy, five seats in ohio two in indiana. and a couple old time democrat conservative democrats in the south who have been there for

years. also skeleton in missouri those are the rays i worry about. election in delaware that rather unusual -- >> sean: you are doing well. you are challenging republicans. you want them to be more aggressive in early of their promises to first principles? >> that's right with the independent women's voice has come out with the repeal pledge which we are doing with american majority. it has its own website repeal pledge.com. different from other repeal pledges. we understand that there will be what is effectively a symbolic vote on repeal, should the republicans win the majority that is going to be vetoed. question is what are you going to do to vote beast, if you are serious about repeal? this is what we would call a process-driven pledge it is saying put up or shut. show us you are ready to walk the talk and you are going to do all the things you need to

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. >> sean: we continue with our great, great american panel. there's a come -- comedian -- bill maher has gotten so angry, mean and vicious not worth watching any more. but he has a comedian on, never heard of the first . let's roll the tape. >> should people in the media be held more legally accountable for broadcasting false or misleading

information? that's like what it is in england. in england their burp -- their burden of proof is the other way lots of lawsuits. >> i think so. >> you do? >> absolutely. i say that as somebody who would like to see bill o'reilly and sean hannity off the air. >> sean: whatever happened to free speech. i'm not taking it personally. >> it is not a two-way street for them. because if somebody said from the other side of the spectrum i wish they would get rid of keith olbermann, they wouldn't think that was funny. >> sean: i don't want any liberal off the air. >> because we understand what free speech is about. it is not the ground zero mosque situation where you have double standards about what is considered appropriate in terms of tolerance. we forget because something is legal doesn't necessarily make it right. >> another example of their grandiosey. the same kind of grandiosey

win with those people that you see with the liberals across the country why they have lost touch with the american people. they think in their imperial way they say you should be off the air and you will be off the air. >> have you seen some of the conservatives -- you talk about losing touch with reality in america. i think it is terrible somebody would want you off the air. not only you my friend, i want you on the air the more you are on the air i can recruit liberals. >> sean: fair enough. we had connecticut senate debate, mcmahon and blumenthal this is the latest mcmahon ad. something interesting happened tonight during the debate. >> my plan would aid small businesses in creating jobs by targeting those tax cuts to small businesses. i would vote immediately. and i'm only candidate here who would vote immediately for middle class tax cut. >> you keep saying middle class tax cut. but i'm absolutely saying we

shouldn't raise taxes on anyone. and what will happen under mr. blumenthal's plan, 12 1/2 billion dollars would leave connecticut to go to washington so they could spend it. >> sean: that was the debate. now let me show you the ad. >> announcer: would you lie about serving in the war? >> we have learned something very important since the days i served in vietnam. >> announcer: blumenthal did again and again. >> when we returned, we sought nothing of this gratitude. >> announcer: he covered one lie with another. >> the day i served in vietnam. >> announcer: he lied about vietnam, what else is he lying about? >> that's a great ad. >> sean: i was asking -- >> i'm sorry. >> sean: go ahead. >> the three of you answer then i will have a chance to say something, slightly, go ahead. >> should we let him go? >> say the obvious. this is obviously what the man's like, he's a liar!

did i say the right thing? >> what he doesn't produce is women running wild which is pornography, which is what she produced and paid for. she also avoided taxes. lousy candidate and connecticut has a large number of independent voters. independent voters are going to break heavily against her. there's not a chance in the world, i'm willing to bet you the ownership of the american spectator that she loses this race big. >> you are betting not big enough. you are so wrong and you should take the bet. [ talking over each other ] >> i just did the largest survey of independents with doug schoen. one of the things that was most interesting, 65% to 15% they prefered a businessperson with experience in creating jobs and no political background to somebody who is a long time government -- a large part of the debate was he was trying to tag her with wanting to lower the minimum wage.

she said to him, how do you create a job? he tried to answer she said, no you create job bay giving money to small business people, letting them invest it, grow it and let them do it again. that's what creates jobs. [ talking over each other ] >> sean: we went through this fallacy that government is going to create jobs, we are losing jobs left and right. >> i still get back to my point. this woman is a pornographer. >> she is not. >> are you going to defend women run wild? >> i think women are performers in different venues. >> her movies -- [ talking over each other ] >> that is not the issue. >> vietnam is an issue but that is not? >> the issue is creating jobs. >> she created a lot of jobs. most of those young girls are going on to success, i'm sure. >> if you want to deny those jobs and -- i'm denying pornogy