. >> sean: he's the host of the david webb show, david webb is here. doug schoen is back.condoleeza rice he lease jordan is here. -- elise jordan is here. the dow goes down, if you look at greece, italy, spain, if you look at portugal, ireland, the world economy, 25 trillion in debt, we'll have in 10 years. minimum. it is getting a little scary out there. >> i think it shows the huge unrest with the massive amount of debt that european countries have and can't reasonably repay in any amount of time and the u.s. too. it is really troubling when we think about the next generation and how we are going to start to pay for this. >> sean: doug, i've been laying out here -- i'm watching independents in this country, you follow independents, >> i do. >> sean: and you follow the tea party closely. >> i do. >> sean: i love the tea party they were principled in this debate. i think they are recognizing the root cause of the problem. i want a solution that is going to solve the problem. but for cut, cap and balance none of them hit it. why isn't there the willingness to see the severi

joining me, alan coomes and david webb, host of the david webb show and cofounder of the tea party 365. guys, now you've got all four of the republican frontrunners -- frontrunner rers beat -- frontrunners beating or tied with barack obama, mitt romney is ahead of him by a couple of points, rick perry, dead even, ron paul and michele bachmann, only a couple of points behind. alan, you say there's plenty of time. >> plenty of time. mig your gut reaction. >> my gut reaction, certainly the president is going to have a tough road to hoe, he should be concerned about it and it's not going to be a cake walk for reelection. we are still in the middle of august, the end of the summer, a year and a half before the election and people have not had a chance to get fully the other candidates. megyn: they have yet to be -- >> fully introduced to the public. megyn: i want to go to you david but alan, one of the numbers that jumped out to me is michele bachmann, one in ten democrats say they would vote for her over barack obama. one in ten democrats and the democrats have painted her as the most extr

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david webb, you've been a proud member of the tea party. >> one of the founders! >> indeed. deal you wanted. but you've got to admit, we changed the conversation or you changed this conversation. we had a different conversation going in the country right now. >> absolutely and by the way, in the spirit of fear mongering, to answer bill's question, congressional testimony, cash flow receipts through the end of august exceed our needs to pay social security, essential defense and medicare. >> up to the commander in chief to figure out what order to pay it in. >> it's up to congress to direct the treasury secretary and the fact is that's fear mongering. look, this is the deal we got and right now, what i suggest for the tea parties, grow our numbers. elect more people. get them into congress. really grow our influence in d.c. because we've changed the dynamic from just raising it automatically and figuring what to cut to how about we figure out the cuts and stop spending but the hobbitts, we're about to go into back one of the trilogy "fellowship of the ring", we're forming all

changing names twice, first david mcfee and then garry webb.ared to be beating the system. >> it was a cold case getting passed around. >> from his more than death bed she asked to use a secret number to call her son. from that tip, the fbi used phone records from several states to locate the fugitive where he has been living with a woman for decades. >> he was very surprised. he had no idea. the person she had been with was somebody completely different. >> inside an all american home, a woman's life partner lost and a fugitive found. the one thing that stuck out that he repeated was how did we track him. >> tonight the fbi is not saying why their source leaked the information that led to the arrest, tonight, at 65 years old, he is back in custody and once again, looking at a life sentence. >> in salida, cbs 5. >>> air travelers bumped from flights and stuck on tarmacs will benefit from new federal rules taking off tomorrow. among them, passengers bumped from flights and arriving late get double the price of their tickets back up to $650. airl

alaska and canada where he had even raised another family changing names twice, first david mcphee, then gary webb. even the fbi admits asher appeared to be beating the system. >> it was a cold fugitive case getting passed around a little bit so it wasn't a big priority. >> reporter: they only tracked him down when asher's mother died. >> we received an anonymous tip from connecticut where she lived. >> reporter: from her deathbed she asked to use a secret number to call her son from. that tip which they got five years ago, the fbi used phone records from several states to locate the fugitive where has been living with a woman for nearly 30 years. special agent daniel lopez was there for the arrest. >> she was very surprised. she had no idea the person that she had been with for the past 27 years was somebody completely different. >> reporter: inside this seemingly all american home. a woman's life partner lost. a fugitive found. >> i think the one thing that stuck out that he repeated on numerous occasions was, how did we track him? >> reporter: tonight the fbi is not saying why their source leak