herman cain weighs in.rst time in the president's two terms we've seen this type of action. he's done chuck hagel apparently two years. mr. cane will be with us. i want to get back to the cost of amnesty. the heritage foundation gave us the hard dollar number on his amnesty order. $40 billion a year. and each and every year for five decades. steve is with us. now, this is a heritage study, and you're a chief economist at heritage. this study suggested that this would be the cost if all these 4 million eventually become fully resident and go on to claim medicare and social security benefits and all the rest of it. that's assuming they all stay and all go with the flow, so to speak. is that an accurate number, 40 billion? >> well, i think it's pretty close to being accurate if they become eligible for all these programs. remember when president obama gave his speech last week he said we're not going to sign these folks up for welfare or be eligible for obamacare. i simply don't believe that. if you look at th

for being racist for being black and conservative and he said how dare herman cain run as a republican. has this changed or do you still feel that? >> well i think, if you look around the country and look at some of the most successful campaigns, you talk about utah, the first african-american female winning in the history of congress. you look at will herd in texas or the new lieutenant governor of maryland, mr. rutherford. here is what we see happening throughout the country, people are aligning their votes for values and voting for candidates who are not of their own complexion. i do see in the future of low expectations that deliver by some folks who profit from keeping some folks down an unfortunately it is your peers. we see this in the nfl when the comment about russell wilson not being black enough. what does that mean? here is my comment and my response to that. it is foolishness. it is ridiculous and it is hogwash. at the end of the day, be natural. be yourself. don't try to be normal, whatever that stereo typical definition or lame excuse for under performing is. folks who q

herman cain is with us. you are not a financial guy. you are a stock-market analyst.that. what do we get if the gop wins control of the senate? what do we get? >> you got to get an actual federal budget. the democrats haven't passed when in six years. that provides a certain amount investors and business people effectively you won't have a pushover senate if president obama gets the opportunity to judges.e new supreme court it is important you have republican control. all these cover-ups, republican controlled senate republican controlled house, they would make sure you continue to get to the bottom of the irs scandal, benghazi, fast and furious, that is one of the biggest things that republicans are going to focus on. stuart: what i want more than anything else is a turning point. i want to show the electorate now favors private enterprise and not aal government all time which you hhve for five years. they see it turning point? 8 of it? something different in the future? >> that turning point will be if these republicans get control of the senate to maintain and get

you say how herman cain and president obama brought down bill cosby.in this country have been reluctant to trash talk a black icon and that maybe there's some change happening there. >> oh, of course. there are developments of m modernity. there was a time they were reluctant to criticize cosby because they thought it would be better to step aside. that made sense for a time. not to say it was good, but made a certain kind of sense. another kind of modernity is understand you're judging by the content of their character not only to praise them but to criticize them, as well. and i think we've gotten to that point over the past several years. for example, in the fall of -- saw a man who was black criticized for a human failing, and then with barack obama, many people would say that anybody who criticizes barack obama is being racist. i think most people know that racism isn't the only reason that you might criticize obama. he's taught us, again, to see a high achieving black person and be able to criticize without that inner cringe. i think white americ

herman cain is with us. executive action is taken.million illegals can stay for another couple of years. what does that do to the legislative process? >> speaker boehner says it poisons the well, definitely. the president find a way to do that within the current regulations. it will pull the congress to pass legislation to stop it. that will be a major distraction. that is why the president is trying to change it to immigration. he does not want to talk about the low plains truth that the republicans are talking about. stuart: the rough publicans have to pass to override. you do not get the pipeline. they focus on the economy, jobs and all of the things that you are mentioning. secondly, he is trying to bait hispanics. democrats have fooled blacks for decades now. the president set the outcome of the election has nothing to do with the policies. it applies to me that he will not retreat on any issue if he can possibly avoid it. >> these policies work on the ballot and that is why they have lots of people turned out to vote. the presid

just ask clarence thomas or herman cain. boilermaker, i had to say that. ask them about that. but liberals, black liberals who speak and act and sound and echo what the white liberals say get ap incredible pass in "america's newsroom"s. and that has a major factor in making obama who he was and how he could get away with things no one else could get away with. there's a story in october of 2007, new york times wrote this. i'm paraphrasing, but i'm close. they wanted to do a story on obama's new york days, and given the fact it was the new york times and obama, it was obviously going to be a puff piece. but then they report as a matter of fact, obama would provide no leads, no transcripts, no names of friends, no addresses, no relatives, no nothing. and then they just move on. [laughter] i mean, as though it didn't matter he wouldn't provide all these things. but that's the way he rolled, and that's the way they rolled with him. i'm going to grab a drink here, one second. i have something of a cold, but i chose not to take any cold medicine for fear i'd be totally loopy be up h

anyone was watching could tell that herman cain, mitt romney, and newt gingrich were different. you could tell that none of them were ronald reagan. ann you come here, spend hour at one of these conferences, it is apparent who the truest keepers of ronald reagan's legacy are. they have been the most faithful guardians. who controls the past controls the future. -- here, five decades after he gave that speech, we need to make sure that we do not wear -- that we actually learn the serious ideas that he put forward and remember them. five decades after he made his political debut, is he still relevant? beenn could have reagan could been talking about romney. i think it is time we ask ourselves if we had the freedoms that were into the bios by our -- by our founding fathers. we talked about the senator criticizing the constitution, he could have been talking about any of the mouth breathers on msnbc. reagan's ideas still reach us today because they were not just current. he talks about numbers on the farm bills and welfare. he reached deep into the past. i have aaid, you and rendezv

herman cain shared his 9-9-9 plan. and isn't that what americans are about? free markets? >> ok.mesa, arizona. over the weekend jonathan martin of "the new york times" reporting that the polling in georgia show that it was beginning to slip away for michelle nunn. although a lot of people had expected that the possibility, the strong possibility of a runoff. that was not the case. she loses. the daughter of former senator sam nunn to businessman david perdue. both relative political newcomers to the senate seat. we covered the final debate in our campaign over the weekend. sunday. courtesy of wsb-tv. and tonight republican david perdue in atlanta declaring victory. >> loud and clear in this state. and bonnie and i are committed to go to washington and fight for and you not the special interests and not the insiders in washington. but you. the georgia that we love. we heard loud and clear georgia has wanted us to fight for their constitutional right. they want us to fight for the right to life. the value of life. the senator who won't bend to special interests. but listen to the p