david vitter she says is a hypocrite. that may or anmay not be true. but this may lend an air of unreliability to her home life and poe lengthsly her leadership as well. this definitely affects her campaign. >> last hour you said this is louisiana state politics and in fact when it comes to this car explosion of her associate, one of her advisors, does this have anything to do with her campaign, with her running for office? >> well, the local affiliate, local fire department, recently came out and said that it wasn't a bomb explosion. a car definitely was ablaze but there was no explosion. that can mean all sorts of things. that could be faulty wiring, who knows. it almost seems as if the stormy daniels campaign is pushing the story a bit more than the evidence would lead it, maybe to draw some attention away from the fact that stormy daniels had a bit of domestic disturbance back home. there's no proof of the fact there was some foul play but her political advisor is certainly suggesting that perhaps this was was one way to scare her out of the campai

i'm not a hypocrite, my opponent david vitter is, but this is a different story.s in her own home she doesn't have her act together. she might say, look, she was just trying to get him to pay his bills on time, she's fiscally prudent. but i think in the eyes of louisiana people, a state known for some quirky political characters, this might come off as something that's just beyond the pale that maybe this individual just doesn't have her act in order. >> real quick, do you know about the people that are handling her? does she have some people with chops around her advising her. >> she does. she has brian welsh a democratic strategist who's helping her out but he had a pretty difficult week of his own. his car, which was parked on a street, suddenly burst into flames. it was all caught on a surveillance camera. he's sort of subtlie iny sugges this was perhaps a political move designed to scare her and her campaign from jumping into this fray with david vitter. no proof of that whatsoever. we'll see. even though this is louisiana, it seems like it is straight out of

you mentioned david vitter. he did no rush to judgment there, did he?e did a rush to judgment with larry craig because, you know, he solicited gay sex which is so offensive to ensign who believes in the sanctity of marriage and the rush to judgment with bill clinton. not john ensign shouldn't be calling for vitter to be impeached. john ensign by his own standards he set in 1998, keith, should be calling for john ensign to resign. >> the other part of this, of course, the ensign's lawyer is maintaining that the senator's parents gave the hampton family $96,000 as a gift. you famously interviewed doug hampton, the husband of ensign's mistress and said it was severance compensation. when he says in the ap article one of the reasons he voted to impeach clinton i thought it was a violation of a felony. couldn't he himself face a felony charge out of a finance law violation because of where the money came from. >> yes, indeed, the senate ethics committee and federal election commission may be investigating just that. it is a potential felony to not disclose m

it is involved to republicans like mark sanford and david vader -- david vitter.hey left out a few others. >> in every instance, i would ask their forgiveness. >> mark sanford admitted to having an affair with the argentinian woman. the wife of john horne chase chose to forgive. -- david vitter, g chose to forgive. >> it was the right choice for me. sean: kennedy's america continues in 90 seconds with a story -- hannity's america continues in 90 seconds. sean: the cash for clunkers program will end tomorrow at noon. there is still a lot of more to do. the department of transportation has asked employees of the faa to help them sort through the paperwork. contractors for citigroup have been hired. that is a comforting thought. when we come back, a report you cannot miss. @ introducing a breakthrough from tums that can control your heartburn for hours all day or all night. it's called tums dual action, and it's the longest lasting tums ever. tums dual action works two ways to relieve heartburn: like all tums, it goes to work in seconds. plus, tums dual action has a

david vitter of louisiana is apparently engaged in his own secret health care plot. instead of reforming health care in this country, senator vitter has a plan to destroy the health care system of canada. at least that's what he said. >> i'm for reimportation not because i want to import price controls, which canada has, you're right. it's because i believe reimportation will cause the pricing system worldwide that the big drug companies exploit to collapse. that system can survive. so my ultimate goal in terms of reimportation is causing that system to collapse. >> yep. and that happened. this is -- the senator is serious. his contribution to health reform is a secret plot to collapse the canadian health care system by us reimporting their good, cheap prescription drugs. sure we'll bring them to their knees. then there is republican congresswoman michelle bachmann of minnesota. she's encouraging states to succeed from health reform. just like governor rick perry of texas suggested. mrs. bachmann said she is hoping for "some fairly revolutionary action to be taken by

thank you for letting me be here today with my friend david vitter. thank you. >> thanks, john. ok, let's get to the heart of the program. your comments and concerns and questions. our first comes from mary cass. mary, if you could find your way to the floor. and let me mention the next three up in the lineup. charlotte felt, lanie and donald preston. if you could start making your way to the floor. but mary cass asked, how can you give health care to all without financially destroying the nation? john, you want to take a crack at that? >> well, and we have another physician here. we have other members of the house. if they want to jump in as well. it's the excellent question of how do you do wit all of this money? especially in these economic times. and you say is there enough money in the system? well, you can debate whether there is or not. we're spending of one-sixth of all the money. and we know that medicare, the system who helps seniors and friends, helps them. but we know there's more waste fraud and abuse in that program than any other government program. there is money

senator david vitter of that state held his own town hall on health care.aid he was totally and unalterably opposed to it. then he mocked democrats whose town halls had been disrupted by paid agitators. the angry mob, he said, is always welcome at my events. and the best security is to do what the people want you to do. very nice. except for this one note about the nature of vitters, no-holds-barred, tough-talking town hall which comes from the pages of the alexandria louisiana newspaper "the town talk." quote, the panel of speakers all joined vitter in opposing the reform package being debated in congress. questions from audience members were screened and selected in advance of the event. here, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty. ♪ you could buy 300 bottles of water. or just one brita filter. ( drop plinks ) brita-- better for the environment and your wallet. if you're using other moisturizing body washes, you might as well be. you see, their moisturizer sits on top of skin, almost as if you're wearing it. only new dove deep moisture has nutriummoisture, a breakth

senator david vitter of that state held his own town hall on health care. said he was totally and unalterably opposed to it. then he mocked democrats whose town halls had been disrupted by paid agitators. the angry mob, he said, is sauls welcome at my events. and the best security is to do what the people want you to do. very nice. except for this one note about the nature of vitters, no-holds-barred, tough-talking town hall which comes from the pages of the alexandria louisiana newspaper "the town talk." quote, the panel of speakers all joined vitter in opposing the reform package being debated in congress. questions from audience members were screened and selected in advance of the event. here, kitty, kitty, kitty, kitty. ♪ >>> it was a state-run program intended to assist the elderly and disabled with basic needs like eating, bathing, getting to the bathroom. it was deemed so poorly managed as one news report put it, the state could not ensure the health and well being the state they were supposed to serve. the mismanagement was fatal with heartbreaking

thank you for coming here today to hear me and my friend david vitter. >> thank you, john. let's get to the heart of the program, your comments and concerns and questions. our first comes from married, if you could find your way to the floor, and let me mention the next three up in the lineup. charlotte, lanny, and donald. if you could make your way to the floor. mary asks how can you make health care for all without financially destroy in the nation? >> we have another physician and other members of house if they want to jump in. it is an excellent question. especially in these economic times. is there enough money in the system? you can debate whether there is are not but we are spending one sixth of all the money in america and we know that medicare is a system that helps people who are seniors and friends, but there is more what, -- waste, fraud, and abuse in that program than any other program. drug dealers and in florida are getting out of drug dealing and getting in the medicare because it is more profitable, less chance of being caught, and if you get caught, the pu