to dagen's point.tever is in that office, making that money they don't want to to go away and of course the politicians who keep, who the biggest argument they make to being reelected is how well they looted washington d.c. ultimately this one is on the american people. you know what? we might as well shut down the goa, if we're not going to pay attention, at least start there. we don't want to cut anything, cut out the goa and spend the money and get to the point of no return sooner rather than later. i can't take it anymore. >> neil: the general accounting office or the government itself. let's get to our point of greece today rather than four or five years. >> neil: greece is haeahead of s with the violence and craziness, ahead of nuss trying to address this. >> absolutely. >>, but we're not that-- what happens then if we don't address the redundancy, a lot more is coming. >> you learn from business 101. as the bits growth and they review and they cut and clean. as they move up to the next level. an

to ben stein, dagen mcdowell along with adam lashinsky and charles payne, which needs what? >> you know, the jobs number is what it is and i think we've been conditioned and gone over it before. cheering the immedia cheering-- with the jobs reports, real wages are not moving and adjusted for inflation, and plummeting, i think that's the scary thing. i don't hear anyone talking about gdp and tepid news and the danger signs are there. >> gas prices are a threat and issues on the campaign trail. what we're worrying about long run, we're seeing higher highs and lower lows in terms of gas prices and luckily, we can adapt and pulling back more than ten years and my worry is, people don't have that much more room to adjust to these higher prices. and how much less can they drive. and i would say not much less than they're already dealing with. and how much more fuel efficient can the cars get for them? not much more, they don't have the wiggle room to cope. and gas prices to switch and go higher in a week. >> charlie gasperino, talking to the head of gallop, the people, they've cru

i agree with dagen, they need us as much as we need them. if our companies stop using china to move the products, the economy would collapse. and by the way, we've called them out. >> not this administration, not this information. >> and every six months. >> and doing their best. chicken feet in beer and he won't call them out. >> so much you can do. >> could you do this very-- >> you know, could i-- say what you want about geithner and all of these guys, they are he' acting rationally, we don't have that much power. >> i disagree, i disagree, when you come-- you of all people. >> they're in the drivers seat. >> neil: you work out like four hours a day. >> two. >> neil: at least. that's more than i've worked out in my life. the bottom line, you take no fools. so, i think you've got to be on offense to this. when we're afraid to cause a dust up. and you're always going to be on defense and i think that dagen-- i'm not done, making a profound point. (laughter) >> we don't recognize we're in the driver's seat and they have a surplus and risk at

(laughter) >> dagen? >> i hate it.regress seive tax and by the way, you're probably going to wind be up being able to buy lottery tickets in the back of taxi cab with a credit card, too, these states are desperate, but hits the absolutely wrong people. >> what about you? >> i can't get excite abouted it, personal responsibility-- >> listen, personal responsibility and bank extend credit cards to people that have credit that will pay it back theoretically and you know, maybe -- i just can't get. listen, the libertarian in me says if you're going to go there, go there, it's your business. >> now, you're italian ron paul. >> it's about a gutless government and no one can say it better than ben just did. they cannot stobb their insatiable desire to spend, spend, spend and don't care where to get the money from. >> neil: the difference, they can do it online. >> it this opens up an entirelily-- >> with a credit card, okay, there's the little credit card. >> like drug pushers. >> adam? >> i think i'm the only son of the land

when the truth is harder, just like that last attack where he had, he had -- and he had dagen. i was in that attack. and i was firing my rifle. but i didn't personally. target there but i fortunately didn't stab anyone and you do what you have to do and it's a horrible thing. what is the memories for you that are more pertinent and more acute? >> one of my memories that is very evident is the first afternoon when there were only probably 150 almost 200. we were hit by two ba ttallions. we were thinking about the what-ifs. and my biggest concern was, what if it took me four or 500 hours to get my battallion shuttled in. and i decided if that happened, there would be a counterattack. and that's exactly what happened. we were attacked and what really helped was the actions of one man. he was out on the left plank, nobody was on his left and at that point they had not beaten them on the ground. and shot in the head and fell on the ground and said it looked like half of his brain fell out. and he was alone on that gun and i left and he said, somebody brought me some ammo and that ma

can't let that contaminate your leadership. [ inaudible ] going out to play and was sitting down with dagen at his fox hole cp. having a cup of coffee. and -- the morning that he was killed -- over 200 that company, that company and my delta company was -- over the next morning, i stayed away for most of the night. i was thinking how am i going to get off that platoon. i decided to make a -- [ inaudible [ inaudible ] smack into them. it's large -- they were able to give the alert back. i didn't know if this was going to be an attack only or -- that was why we were so quiet. my instingts. headed back under fire. all five were walking and officers were wounded. two of the five, two of the lieutenants were killed. and that's when charlie hastings, my air force controller on the ground, i didn't know there was such an order, but he called into the radio, broken arrow. not likely to move. and i didn't know he had done this. every may believe bomber in south vietnam had the choice to do. either assist -- and within ten minutes, we had fire bombers stacked up on the eye drain valley. intervals up

it's really been a crazy dagen 00 nfl. this afternoon in "studio b" and throughout the afternoon we were reporting that the new york jets had taken tim tebow into the mets. bronchos confirmed it tebow going to new york. now we know this isn't a done deal at all. they won't say what the hold-up is. espn reporting there slang wage in his contract that would require the jets to pay the bronchos more than $5 million if they want tebow and who knows if they would be willing to do that they may not be at all. denver just signed peyton manning, either way tim tebow is likely going elsewhere. we are hoping for updates during this hour from the jets or the bronchos or tebow himself. moments ago protesters here in new york city chanted justice for trayvon. it's in support of the unarmed teenager killed in central florida. the town is sanford so you know. the parents of that teen just joined the protesters who are calling for police to finally charge the suspected shooter. a live update including comments from the parents who are in