on twitter jim hines is telling us bernanke was telling congress to shore up its deficit and since tax increases can't be implemented immediately, that means cuts. let's hear from a call next. mike is a republican in illinois. mike, you are on the air. go ahead please. >> caller: yeah. talking about how to fix the economy? >> yeah. and whether or not you have a message to congress or to the fed and whether or not you think something else. >> caller: well, they're all the problem. the fed, the congress, wall street, all that together. started with in the '80s and '90s and '00s. after one bubble they started another bubble. fed was part of it. they gave misleading and bad information. and the treasury printed money and printed money. they buy votes. all on food stamps. our stimulus here is about repaving the same roads over and over and over again. and everybody has just been accustomed to it or conditioned to it. traffic jams everywhere. people talk about transportation bills and this and that. our bills, we spend billions and billions on the same things over and over again. for no prod

from twitter, jim hines has been sending this tweet. rom nowacki longer needs to do anything to appeal to staunch ronpaul supporters. scotus upholding aca did it for him. next, a phone call from san diego, this is richard who is a republican. >> thank you, c-span. kudos to romney. i watched his -- his answer to this and in the end we'll be thanking mr. roberts because now we know where we're going, and don't be surprised if it's not real loud or anything. there's determination in what's going to happen now, and it will be repealed regardless because it's a bad bill, and we can't afford it. not only that, i watched your companion television, number two, and the democrats were talking and they were totally stunned by what just happened and, believe me, they know they just committed political suicide. thank you very much. >> thank you. close to 90-degree day here in the nation's capital. you can see the crowds on the supreme court steps starting to thin a bit now that the decision is known, but still people watching the commentary by membe

. >> in terms of the legacy of water gate, this is from jim hines. i would say the obsessive persecution of bill clinton was a direct get even plan left over from watergate. we covered the impeachment. your thoughts? guest: well, i would say that the future of watergate still hovered by the nation's capitol. i nuns the less think that where the impeachment of president clinton was concerned we ought to regard the prospect of the president of the united states lying under oath as a serious one-and-one worthy of a full investigation. that's all i can say about it. host: next is nancy from texas. good morning. caller: good morning. am i on? host: yes, you're on. caller: i remember hearing that they checked martha and kept her sequestered because she was so outspoken. i even remember i'm 80. so i are remember that. guest: well, thank you for this. you would enjoy my first book. the mitchell's when they came to washington in 1969 were the first cabinet officer and wife to receive round the clock protection. and j. edgar hoover, being j. edgar hoover, used

host: jim hines may reference on his announcement on immigration. guest: the enforcement of the treaty is something that falls under u.s. restricted. but -- jurisdiction. in the event of major hostilities, the u.s. navy deals with that. it is important to note that the u.s. coast guard and a part of a homeland security work at presides -- are the strongest supporters of this treaty. this is something that is important. make no mistake, this is important for the national security of the u.s. and for our homeland security. every single one of the common minds starting with mr. yost in the law of the sea negotiations has strongly supported moving forward with the consent and the the military.h they are saying their job is easier to pass the certainty -- and cash in the lottery ticket which we won. we want everything we wanted in the negotiation. some of my friends from other countries say a, what is going on? how is it that your country, there won everything, i are 161 countries in the european union. what is going on? why are you not moving forward? i

what he real he fears the related paper on what sheldon adelson wants, the comments on john mccain, jim hines as this point. he says people who hate money so much should not cares who pocket it goes into. brenda is on the phone from cleveland, ohio. good morning. democrats line. caller: good morning, steve. what you can do when you see these ads is something you care about, something you're interested in, you're going to have to get small research groups. we started with just four and we're up to 32 now. we get together a couple of times a month. we get the question down. everybody goes and researches it or we delegate it to our children or our grandchildren. then we get back together with the facts. that's the only chance we're going to have in finding out what the truth is. and what i'm really concerned about is our presidential candidate mitt romney who is heavily invested in china getting money from china. if he's heavily invested in china and we have these tar rich issues, these jobs issues, you know? i don't know if he's going to be making policy for the american people or policy for th

host: before you go, jim hines sends us a tweet -- host: with the thing? caller: i have been watching the whole thing. i have been monitoring the whole thing. ok? republicans, with excuses. -- come up with excuses. they are going to sabotage him. the president knows what he is doing. he knows he is the leader of this country. i trust him. he has his own reason for doing what he is doing. host: let us move on to oklahoma city on our line for republicans. >caller: richard nixon formed a group of there were leaks. this president just since the walz right out -- wolves right and throws people in jail. how many people on wall street have been prosecuted by this administration? what about jon corzine with mf global? $1.6 billion. goldman sacks gets off scot- free with this administration. -- goldman sachs gets off scot- free with this administration. people are getting away with this transparent government this president promised. it is acting as if it is something on the order of solid or hitler, the way he runs this government. this president is on steroids. h

i was raising it not thinking jim, who is extremely busy trial lawyer, very successful partner at thompson hine in cleveland. it's a multi-state firm. he said, sure, let's do it. this was december of last year. we put together -- met six months assembling a cle that we didn't know quite what we were going to do. we did it yesterday for ron and some of the people here. we tested it last year with rave reviews everywhere we went. we're trying to take this information and also as a teaching tool. we're doing what we call watergate one right now. the watergate anniversary, the 40th anniversary really runs. it's a rolling anniversary. it runs from the break-in of june 17th of 1972, which will be 2012 to the resignation of nixon, which was august 8th of 1974, so august 8th of 2014. it's a long anniversary period, and we've been having a lot of fun