our national coordinator. >> mr. perot? >> mr. perot? >> i want to get my family safely out of here. i got that taken care of. now -- just before everybody tarts yelling at once, i can't see you at all because it is so dark. but i'll try. >> tell us the kind of campaign you'll run. mr. swindle there is a heavy emphasis on media and television. >> it is on the issues. >> does this mean you will not be traveling around the country in will you just be on tv? give us an idea. >> assume you own a basketball team. >> would expect to you ask me for my strategy but would you expect me to give you the strategy. we won't lay out the strategy for you. it is unconventional, i'll tell you that. but i don't want to cut you off, but it doesn't make any sense for us to lay out our strategy. >> will this be a strategy to highlight our issues or to win and if so how do you do that with just over a month to go in the election. >> we will win by highlighting our issues. >> are you caming or just doing -- campaigning or just doing commercials. >> now you are

our national coordinator. >> mr. perot? >> mr. perot? >> i want to get my family safely out of here. i got that taken care of. now -- just before everybody tarts yelling at once, i can't see you at all because it is so dark. but i'll try. >> tell us the kind of campaign you'll run. mr. swindle there is a heavy emphasis on media and television. >> it is on the issues. >> does this mean you will not be traveling around the country in will you just be on tv? give us an idea. >> assume you own a basketball team. >> would expect to you ask me for my strategy but would you expect me to give you the strategy. we won't lay out the strategy for you. it is unconventional, i'll tell you that. but i don't want to cut you off, but it doesn't make any sense for us to lay out our strategy. >> will this be a strategy to highlight our issues or to win and if so how do you do that with just over a month to go in the election. >> we will win by highlighting our issues. >> are you caming or just doing -- campaigning or just doing commercials. >> now you are

our national coordinator. >> mr. perot? >> mr. perot? >> i want to get my family safely out of here. i got that taken care of. now -- just before everybody tarts yelling at once, i can't see you at all because it is so dark. but i'll try. >> tell us the kind of campaign you'll run. mr. swindle there is a heavy emphasis on media and television. >> it is on the issues. >> does this mean you will not be traveling around the country in will you just be on tv? give us an idea. >> assume you own a basketball team. >> would expect to you ask me for my strategy but would you expect me to give you the strategy. we won't lay out the strategy for you. it is unconventional, i'll tell you that. but i don't want to cut you off, but it doesn't make any sense for us to lay out our strategy. >> will this be a strategy to highlight our issues or to win and if so how do you do that with just over a month to go in the election. >> we will win by highlighting our issues. >> are you caming or just doing -- campaigning or just doing commercials. >> now you are

. >> mr. perot -- >> sir -- >> i'm green and inexperienced. let me ask -- i'm going to ask the nice quiet gentleman -- i'll recognize you and we'll try it, yes. >> mr. perot in your book you have an outline, your economic plan. on monday you held the most extraordinary political meeting here where their economic agenda was also discussed. but from what i understand, what most of us understand, there was similarity and commonalities and differences, but since then and now when you begin your campaign, do you think that you will be changing your economic agenda or altering them or making -- or any kind of adequate changes or will they still remain exactly as you outlined. >> any plan -- any plan should not be static. any plan should be dynamic. let's assume somebody has a better idea tomorrow. we should think about it. we should discuss it. we should debate it and do it. if you ask for me for 25 words or less for the reason for my business success, i don't get locked into a blue print. we start out with what everybody is all excited about as a g

we begin with mr. perot in austin texas. earlier in the year he said he could run if supporters received the number of signatures. this is about ten minutes. [ cheering and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. you are so enthusiastic. it is wonderful. we have a memento here from the grassroots movement of texas that we would like to present to mr. perot now on behalf of all of you who have worked so hard. and let me read the encryption to him and to those of you who have not had a chance to see this. we, the people of texas, join the millions of fellow americans who by our volunteer efforts have secured an overwhelming number of signatures to place the name ross perot on the presidential ballot of the great state of texas. we congratulate you and wish you the best of luck in your bid for the presidency of the united states and we will do our utmost to continue our efforts to achieve that goal. thank you. [ cheering and applause ] >> thank you. [ chanting ] >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. he's going to

. >> mr. perot -- >> sir -- >> i'm green and inexperienced. let me ask -- i'm going to ask the nice quiet gentleman -- i'll recognize you and we'll try it, yes. >> mr. perot in, your book you have an outline, your economic plan. on monday you held the most extraordinary political meeting here where their economic agenda was also discussed. but from what i understand, what most of us understand, there was similarity and commonalities and differences, but since then and now when you begin your campaign, do you think that you will be changing your economic agenda or altering them or making -- or any kind of adequate changes or will they stay remain exactly as you outlined. >> any plan -- any plan should not be static. any plan should be dynamic. let's assume somebody has a better idea tomorrow. we should think about it. we should discuss it. we should debate it and do it. if you ask for me for 25 words or less for the reason for my business success, i don't get locked into a blue print. we start out with what everybody is all excited about as a g

we begin with mr. perot in austin texas.er in the year he said he could run if supporters received the number of signatures. this is about ten minutes. [ cheering and applause ] >> thank you. thank you. you are so enthusiastic. it is wonderful. we have a memento here from the grassroots movement of texas that we would like to present to mr. perot now on behalf of all of you who have worked so hard. and let me read the encryption to him and to those of you who have not had a chance to see this. we, the people of texas, join the millions of fellow americans who by our volunteer efforts have secured an overwhelming number of signatures to place the name ross perot on the presidential ballot of the great state of texas. we congratulate you and wish you the best of luck in your bid for the presidency of the united states and we will do our utmost to continue our efforts to achieve that goal. thank you. [ cheering and applause ] >> thank you. [ chanting ] >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. he's going to adjust

we begin with mr. perot in austin texas. earlier in the year he said he could r

let's remember ross perot, mr. romney. see what happened when ross perot ran? that's what will happen this time. you guys want hillary clinton as president? then have a third candidate. >> ike trying to understand the logic behind the push for the third-party candidate and one says the candidate doesn't have to win but deny anyone from, if i understand this logic, getting the 270 electoral votes necessary to be president and then it's thrown into congress, and there you have presumably a republican house that would err on the side of in this case not mr. trump but whoever the third-party candidate is. i think i have that thinking right. what do you think of that? >> i think it's nuts, and i tell you something, i'm very well off and have been lucky but i think of myself as a common guy. i can talk to anybody, be with anybody, and donald trump is that way, and i think that the people who are -- think of themselves are better than the rest of us, better get onboard because it's going to be too late if they try get behind a third candidate. >> do you worry that the

let's remember ross perot, mr. romney. remember what happened with ross perot?hat will happen this time. neil: i think that that is an opinion shared i'd nonetheless fan pat buchanan. a great author as well. nice guy as well. pat, what do you think? go ahead. go ahead. you are stealing your own fate. >> i do not understand why governor romney was his candidate for the republican party in 2012. why he would engage is the certain result in which to elect hillary rodham clinton. president of the united states. give her three, maybe for four appointments to the supreme court and make obamacare forever. that would be the result of running a candidate, like, say, senator from the brass cuff although he has turned it down or any credible conservative on a third-party line. neil: i agree. the rationale for this is, i hope i got it right, third-party candidate, whoever he or she is, if they ever get that far, so many are turning it down, even mark cuban turns it down, but, it would rob potential, potentially, not getting on all the state ballots in taxes, it would rob a

mr. kristol who will be running. 1% of the vote is nothing. yet ross perot got 19% of the vote.can cause dan to trump or the democratic nominee. >> it's a terrible cycle to make political predictions. among democratic voters the argument is hillary clinton is too much of the political machine. if you listen to gary johnson. anti-war, legalization of drugs. it sounds like what's going on on a college campus than a vfw post. adam: are they just afraid to admit they are democrats or republicans? >> i think they are weird. i have a lot of respect for gary johnson and bill weld. they have 30 years combined executive experience between them. and we have seen that experience is meaningful to voter. but we know authenticity is even more meaningful. and a pushback for the potential. they have gotten 1%. you bring up nato. ralph nader hurt us in 2000. and johnson is getting 10%. we have polls an independent candidate would get 20%. and mitt romney would get 10%. adam: who get emotional about johnson or his team? people vote emotion. who get emotional about these two guys. >> absolutely no

perot, ronald reagan in 1980. only released one year. when we look at this, how important is it? is it mandatory? it doesn't disqualify him. >> it doesn't despite what mrd that allen brought up nixon. it was a nixon gimmick. nixon was under pressure during the checker speech that he challenged his opponents to do to deflect from the scandals nixon was under. i guess allen is for nixon gimmicks. >> the point is he did it -- >> obamas have released 12 years of their tax returns. we know america has never seen any more better prosperity and the world is at peace said no one ever. this is -- it's a red herring, a chinese squirrel, whatever you want to call it. what we do know is whatever their tax returns sayi it's not about how they're going to govern. >> you're missing the point. he's lied. three different answers. that's the issue here and he said he would do it he's not going to do it. >> i'm not sure how you made it through the clinton administration when it came to everything they said. i did not have sex with that woman. >> this is the argument you always use, not you, i mean those on the other side the other side is worse. the other side does it to

mr. mcknight on monday. let's look at the gas prices also which it expects. in oakland gases that to 84 on average to 94 in san jose if he ran several disco or clinton or ross perotr its 297. >> mark: to get some traffic alert you couldn't use our mall flap. it's free to download on apple and and for devices. >> darya: a professor as published the best speakers in your answers to your. hawaii's i will beat in whole also is this year's top beach. each piece is rated on 50 different criteria. things like san water quality and environmental management. but the professors says smoking bans is one of the things to. salicylate top-10 beaches. sarasota florida global a in bally 0 cockboat in north carolina's coast guard beach in cape cod massachusetts. ford is green beach san diego's coronado beach covers the chin also walker that is in south carolina. >> mark: reports that the clean the bay area's beaches are. >> james: we have clean beaches according to the water quality report. that is put out 95 percent of the beaches in several county got a great day when it comes to cleanliness. get out there and enjoy the water. there are college want to avoid. there were some th