>>> he will let out of a park tonight he has a positive and upbeat message >>> congresswoman michelle bachman expects he will deliver a powerful address >>> i know he will fire at the base this is a great opportunity to show what mitt romney has to offer >>> i feel the excitement in the audience and nominating someone who will follow through on promises they make at the convention. >>> romney will step on the stage rebuilt for his speech carpenters worked through the night to make sure the nominee could be closer to delegates. >>> this is the most important of the program but wanted to look different and give people a different flavor >>> florida center marco rubio will introduce mitt romney. they want ron into a and connect with voters on a personal level. >>> and lie and out a plan and where we are today >>> romney says it will be his privilege to accept the nomination and he stands for all americans who believe the country's best days are ahead. the cheers you hear are coming from former florida gov. jeb bush he is speaking and followed by a marco rubio who will introduce mitt romney and s

for weeks, we voted on michelle bachman about islamic radicals infiltrating the u.s. government.e top secretary of state hillary clinton. the standards should be no different for democrats, lib ratarians or anyone. extraordinary allegations require extraordinary proof. this began earlier this week. harry, he says this investor told him, he didn't pay any taxes for ten years. he wechblt on. now, do i know that's true? well, i'm not certain. that was harry reed saying i'm not certain. you kind of keep it to yourself, right? well, instead, harry reed wempbt further with some local reporter saying he had a number of people tell me that, unquote. so it went from one person telling him to now a number of people. today, he went even further. >> so the word is out that he hasn't paid any taxes for ten years. let him prove that he has paid taxes because he hasn't. >> this is on the floor of the senate. he's now saying the word is out. that's because senator harry reed put it out. what he hasn't put out is anything that anyone can check. here's what republican senator john mccain told me a

. >> so, katie, during of the republican primary did rick perry, michele bachman, tim pawlenty, mitt romney etc did they all work with you directly, did the campion's work with you and how so? >> they did they respond to campaigns and other digital vendors they may have hired. tim pawlenty actually announced it on facebook. i can't believe it was back in march of 2011 but was a long time ago. we worked very closely with each one of the campaigns because they all knew that was very important to be on facebook. we have more users than who voted in the 2008 election, and facebook is a great way for them to bypass the traditional media filter and be able to talk directly to the voters. and it was quite a while the primary season as you remember there were a lot of people up and down, and a lot of them were really using facebook and looking to add to brainstorm and partnership about the different ideas and different ways they might use the facebook preferences. >> what's your connection with the obama campaign? >> all of the presidential campaigns although i only had to deal with one wher

fights in your party recently -- a battle about chick-fil-a and about the muslim brotherhood, with michele bachmannd members of congress calling on an investigation of those in the federal government. the you think these are important things your party is talking about now? >> those are not things that are part of my campaign. >> as your party puts together its platform, do you think auditing the senate should be part of that platform? >> my view is that we should audit the fed, and that the actions of the fed should be open for the review of congress and the understanding of the american people. >> your advisers have publicly hinted that you are close to making a decision about your running mate. why can't you address where you are in that process and whether you have made a decision? >> i will absolutely beside it and announce my running mate before the third day of the republican convention in august. other than that, i have nothing for you. please. >> than in the spotlight with the gsa. president obama cannot take a trip on the taxpayers' dime. what are your thoughts on coming to las vegas? we

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organization >> brown: it was a point echoed to the crowd of about 1800 by minnesota congresswoman michelle bachmans about the different voices within his party. yesterday we were at aaron paul rally. we were at a tea party rally. we went to a church and are hearing all these different voices of the pear. everybody claiming they're kind of outsiders >> yeah, right brown: i'm wondering, is there one voice to this party? >> of course. i mean we're totally unified. this is not because we're here and worried about the future of the republican party. we're here together because we're all worried about the future of this country. we do believe it's about liberty and freedom and the constitution. that's what binds everyone together >> brown: is that an anti-president obama? is there something that unites? >> two things. one it's about prosecuting the president as to what promises he made and what he delivered. but it's also telling the mitt romney story. that's something we need to do this week and we need to launch mitt romney to tell the meage of where we're going in this country >> brown: that will hap