j.c. watts, what do you think? herman cain making a good case?ause i will say this, he took a big hit in the debate this week in terms of people picking on him, but that did not affect him in the polls where he's still doing well. >> well, erin, dogs don't bark at parked cars. bottom line. the bottom line is this. we have a tax code that penalizes savings and penalizes productivity and god bless herman cain, for, i think, starting a national discussion or notching up a national discussion about a tax code that's very, very warped. you know, we don't need more taxes. we need more taxpayers, and i think the fact that herman cain has put this out there, and i think actually in some sense, he has won because now as david said or one of our panelists said here, now rick perry's talking about it and you mark my word, rick perry won't be the last candidate from the republican side that proposes some type of new tax system because i think most americans understand that it's very convoluted and it does all of the wrong things of trying to create productiv

j.c. watts, what do you think? herman cain making a good case?ause i will say this, he took a big hit in the debate this week in terms of people picking on him, but that did not affect him in the polls where he's still doing well. >> well, erin, dogs don't bark at parked cars. bottom line. the bottom line is this. we have a tax code that penalizes savings and penalizes productivity and god bless herman cain, for, i think, starting a national discussion or notching up a national discussion about a tax code that's very, very warped. you know, we don't need more taxes. we need more taxpayers, and i think the fact that herman cain has put this out there, and i think actually in some sense, he has won because now as david said or one of our panelists said here, now rick perry's talking about it and you mark my word, rick perry won't be the last candidate from the republican side that proposes some type of new tax system because i think most americans understand that it's very convoluted and it does all of the wrong things of trying to create productiv

dana loesch, susan molinari and j.c. watts, thank you for joining us. us know what you think, we're on facebook and twitter. i'll be tweeting tonight. you're already tweeting me about it. >>> up next, what's going on. are democrats wasting their time playing politics on a jobs bill scheduling vote after vote that they know will fail while the unemployed americans are pounding the pavement. or obstructsing a bill most americans say they want. we're keeping them honest. >>> also tonight, new video showing some of moammar gadhafi's final moments. yep, another video. the moment he was taken alive, really basically once and for all answers the questions about whether whether or not he was caught in crossfire as the libyan government has continued to claim. >>> and later, new surveillance video in the disappearance of that 11-month-old little baby girl, baby lisa. who is the shadowy figure on the tape. this was taken the night she disappeared. whoa. how do you top great vacations? whoa. getting twice the points on great vacations. whoa! use chase sapphire pre

also former congressman j.c. watts, who hasn't endorsed a candidate yet. and dale ash, editor of big journalism.com. is this a problem for mitt romney? >> i think it's a big problem for mitt romney. his defense out of the gate was a little weak. it's a huge problem because he made this a focus against rick perry and any other candidate during the last debate. if you want to look at illegal immigrants and health care costs and illegal immigrants and college tuition, health care is mandate. you have to have health care, you don't have to have a college education. so i think that its ps exponentially worse. anderson, there's so many different ways that i have problems with this whole thing, but the bottom line is that it underscores how bad romney care was and still is and still continues to be, not just for massachusetts but for mitt romney. >> susan, you're a romney supporter, do you agree with dana that this is damaging for him? >> i think it's something that needs to be explained in terms of the reality of today. number one, his health and human services

the lobbying firm was found bid j.c. watts. >> it feels he's betrayed the public, he's betrayed the public, he's betrayed his ideals. >> reporter: long time dellums supporters are stunned. why would he cross to the other side. >> the bottom line with the economy, you're going to have to look where the dollars are coming in. he's hurting for money and that's why he's sold his soul. >> reporter: but some of the his supporters say there's no excuse. >> there's something more important than money, and that's if your a democrat you're always a democrat and you're only going to work for democrats. >> reporter: we caught up with dellums where he was getting ready to testify in a lawsuit. at times he almost seemed dispondent when a ktvu reporter asked him. in the end, he denied to talk to our reporter simply walking away with a laugh and a wave. >> reporter: according to records, watts partners has earned $900,000 in profits so far this year. >>> in a closed door session tonight, oakland city council agreed to pay $1.7 billion in to a

the lobbying firm was found bid j.c. watts. >> it feels he's betrayed the public, he's betrayed the public, he's betrayed his ideals. >> reporter: long time dellums supporters are stunned. why would he cross to the other side. >> the bottom line with the economy, you're going to have to look where the dollars are coming in. he's hurting for money and that's why he's sold his soul. >> reporter: but some of the his supporters say there's no excuse. >> there's something more important than money, and that's if your a democrat you're always a democrat and you're only going to work for democrats. >> reporter: we caught up with dellums where he was getting ready to testify in a lawsuit. at times he almost seemed dispondent when a ktvu reporter asked him. in the end, he denied to talk to our reporter simply walking away with a laugh and a wave. >> reporter: according to records, watts partners has earned $900,000 in profits so far this year. >>> in a closed door session tonight, oakland city council agreed to pay $1.7 billion in to a

tim scott, south carolina, you've got allen west, you certainly had j.c. wattsears ago, republicans will vote for an african-american who agree with them on policy, if they're ideological, but will they do it for president? >> oh, i think they will. i think they will. i think that dynamic -- it's going to be tested. obviously, it's going to be tested. but i think herman cain has put the seeds in place. now he's got to germinate it by putting the organization together. >> let's see if he can do it. where does cain's support come from? according to the nbc/"wall street journal" poll, fascinating numbers, he has more support from people who say they're highly interested in the campaign, in other words, intense conservatives. people over 55. that's interesting. men! this is a conservative profile. people with college degrees, tea party supporters, people who identify themselves as very conservative. let me go to howard here. romney supporters on the other end tend to be liberals. they consider themselves to be less interested, women -- not less interested in women,