mr. bartlett and john delaney will be live in our studio for the whole news cast and discuss the issues that are important you. that's tomorrow, 7pm. >>> let's take a live look outside right now. it is dark right now. you will remember another gorgeous fall day. how is the rest of the evening shaping up? >> very nice. a little bit above average for the next few days. let's start with the temperatures. we hit 73 today. the air mass is pretty dry. temps are falling a little bit. nothing crazy. 64 downtown. 63 in lease burg. i'm a -- leesburg. 66 in frederick county. i don't think gathersburg is colder than frederick county. i think some high clouds will come in after midnight. high clouds after midnight that are now located in ohio. high clouds by dawn. those 45 and 55. when we come back, more september temperatures and we will track tropical storm sandy. she could influence our weekend weather? >>> dc mayor vince gray, presented leo johnson with the first ever mayor's medal of honor. johnson who was a building manager took out a gunman. that suspect floyd is now behind bars facing a slew of c

mr. mueller. >> in a lot of ways i agree with congressman bartlett. we do need to cut corporate taxes and reduce regulations that are piling up in a way that there are more regulations than anyone knows how to enforce. but i think primarily the way to improve the economy is to cut government spending, and the reason for that is government doesn't have any of its money of its own. there's only three ways the government can get money. it can tax you, which means it's taking the money out of the hands of up a trip knews who create jobs. it can also borrow money and every dollar the government borrows it's one less dollar an up a up a trend knew can borrow, and the last way is printing it. everytime the government prints money it's inflating the dollar and it's losing value some punishing savers and that is the worst way that you can go about improving the question. moderator: report, we mav on to the next question. starts with you, congressman bartlett. what do you want to see the next congress do with social security? >> win social security started the