they are shocked that the man is a accused of stockpiling weapons and ammunition. 37-year-old robert clinton johns is now in jail facing four felony weapons and drug charges. law shared with us these photographs of what they found inside his jeep when they arrested him. 5800 rounds of ammunition, a shot gun, hand gun, marijuana, $900 in cash and a knife. >> we will do all we can to make sure we handle this case appropriately so this individual is unable to continue to be on the street. >> reporter: the da said investigators are still trying to find how he got the weapons. he first came to the attention of the police last month when he harassed threatened neighbors. >> he liked to say how he was in special ops. i know -- those people that tried to engage him. >> reporter: police say during the first encounter with him he allowed them to search the vehicle. at that time they found a loaded shot gun and a rifle. he was taken to the hospital and later release. investigators want to know how he got more ammunition and weapons in the three weeks between the two times they had contact with him. pol

they are shocked that the man is a accused of stockpiling weapons and ammunition. 37-year-old robert clinton johns is now in jail facing four felony weapons and drug charges. law shared with us these photographs of what they found inside his jeep when they arrested him. 5800 rounds of ammunition, a shot gun, hand gun, marijuana, $900 in cash and a knife. >> we will do all we can to make sure we handle this case appropriately so this individual is unable to continue to be on the street. >> reporter: the da said investigators are still trying to find how he got the weapons. he first came to the attention of the police last month when he harassed threatened neighbors. >> he liked to say how he was in special ops. i know -- those people that tried to engage him. >> reporter: police say during the first encounter with him he allowed them to search the vehicle. at that time they found a loaded shot gun and a rifle. he was taken to the hospital and later release. investigators want to know how he got more ammunition and weapons in the three weeks between the two times they had contact with him. pol

we'll get analysis from moody's mark zandi, former clinton labor secretary robert reich, john fund of "national review," rana foroohar of "time" magazine new york magazine's mike rich, michael gerson of the "washington post" and our own john dicker son and norah o'donnell. >> this feels kind of good! i need to cool off a little bit. >> schieffer: he may have something there and we'll try to make sense of all of it because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, "face the nation" with bob schieffer. >> schieffer: good morning again. stephanie cutter, who's emerged as one of the main point people for the obama campaign and kevin madden, the long-time top advisor to mitt romney are at the table together with us and, i must say, this campaign did get down and dirty last week. and i want to start with the very latest, stephanie, i want to play some more of that new ad going on the air in some of the key battleground states that your people have put out. >> (singing off key) ♪ oh beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain ♪ for purple

robert reich was the secretary during the clinton administration and jared bernstein served with vice president biden. secretary, let me start with you before we get to the politics of it. explain to me the substance. what's going on? what's in the big picture? >> essentially, michael, unemployment stalled. the same as last month, but we also exceed that 80,000 jobs were created in june. that's nothing to crow about. the average monthly job growth of the last three months has been about 75,000 jobs. a substantial decline from the job numbers we saw in january, february and march. now, it's a similar slowdown to what we have seen in previous years. the hope, obviously, is that we get more job growth later in the year. that's a hope politically, but it's very hard to make good news out of today's job numbers. >> mr. bernstein, where is it headed? i think we're aware of the statistics that since world war ii, no president's been re-elected when the rate has been north of 7.4%. is it likely that 8.2 could get under 7.4 between now and november? >> absolutely not. you never know, but that

clinton tax rates. it's not that big a deal. why aren't republicans putting up a fuss? >> roberteich, we're one day closer to going off the cliff. thank you very much for joining me tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. with friends like chris christie, mitt romney does not need republican enemies. is chris christie really hoping mitt romney loses? of course he is. and in the rewrite tonight, rush limbaugh talks about sex, socialism and drumsticks. and both asks and answers the question, when is a drumstick just a drumstick? those little things still get you. for you, life's about her. but your erectile dysfunction - that could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment's right. you can be more confident in your ability to be ready. and the same cialis is the only daily ed tablet approved to treat ed and symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently or urgently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for

clinton just reviewed the robert caro book in "the new york times" on monday. which we thought was an excellent idea and we supported it as a club offer. [laughter] in 1972, clinton is task by george mcgovern to run texas. as lost causes go, it is one of the great lost causes. [laughter] who is the only ally that they had? lyndon johnson. except for he was not sure either. the day comes when the government goes to the ranch, right after the convention just before they realized that tom eagleton might not be the best vice presidential candidate. bill clinton, the cochair of texas and mcgovern, and taylor branch, who would eventually be part of the clinton administration, flipped a coin about which one of them -- quentin says that taylor comes back from the meeting, which do not go well, by the way. a signed picture for clinton of lbj. that is as close as clinton got two leading lbj. what is great about the american presidency is that we all remember a motorcade going by. ronald reagan, on the back of the train somewhere in iowa -- i think it was the morning. i wo

clinton tax rates. it's not that big a deal. why aren't republicans putting up a fuss? >> roberteich, we're one day closer to going off the cliff. thank you very much for joining me tonight. >> thanks, lawrence. with friends like chris christie, mitt romney does not need republican enemies. is chris christie really hoping mitt romney loses? of course he is. and in the rewrite tonight, rush limbaugh talks about sex, socialism and drumsticks. and both asks and answers the question, when is a drumstick just a drumstick? [ male announcer ] before you take it on your road trip... we take it on ours. this summer put your family in an exceptionally engineered mercedes-benz now for an exceptional price during the summer event. but hurry, this offer ends july 31st. but hurry, one is for a clean, wedomestic energy future that puts us in control. our abundant natural gas is already saving us money, producing cleaner electricity, putting us to work here in america and supporting wind and solar. though all energy development comes with some risk, we're committed to safely and responsibly prod

robert reich was the secretary during the clinton administration and jared bernstein served with vice president biden. explain to me the substance cht what's going on? >> it's actually job growth has stalled. 8.2% unemployment. same as last month, but we also would see that 80,000 jobs were created in june. the average monthly job growth of the last three months has been about 75,000 jobs. a substantial decline from the job numbers we saw in january, february and march. now, it's a similar to a slowdown we have seen in previous years. the hope obviously is that we get more job growth later in the year. it's hard to make good news out of today's job numbers. >> mr. bernstein, where is it headed? i think we're aware of the statistics that since world war ii, no president's been re-elected when the rate has been north of 7.4%. is it likely that 8.2 could get under 7.4 between now and november? >> absolutely not. you never know, but that is way outside anyone's forecast. the most optimistic forecast i've seen to have the unemployment rate trending down a bit below 8% by the end of the ye

[ chirp ] >> sean: tonight, he was the senior spokesman for the hillary clinton presidential campaign, an actor, a singer, robert looking awesome. a former reporter, host on fox sports, and host of marc levin. model, tv personality eye won't say what magazine -- we debated that already. old news -- >> can i just ask you something -- >> sean: go ahead. you take over the show. let me tell you, the only guy who is say davy are the guys i went to school with, they go -- i remember when you were davy -- >> sean: what's the difference? >> it sounds like -- >> sean: i am not trying. now i am wondering why you are changing it. >> no. but frens of mine tease me on that. i thought it was a secret thing that you knew someone who knew me from years ago. >> sean: i am not revealing secrets of our guests. >> i would love to give my condolences of mass 7, the plane crash at the international national guard. our planes are out there. my heart-felt condolences. as a wife, thank you. you donated to heros and patriots, that helps military families in need. we are sending $10,000 to the families. thank you for your help. it's a sad

speaking in new york robert reuben who served under president clintoner and hank paulson who worked for bush says the crisis needs to be avoided but congress and white house should start talking about issues critical to fiscal growth. >> under those circumstances and of all the appreciates that exist in a post-election party two parties in congress will come together and work to seek common ground to address the long term fiscal outlook of this country which i said is unsustainable, dangerous and even today is having substantial effect by undermining confidence. >> i know they will ultimately come together and address them. the only question do they before the crisis or after the crisis? but if they don't there will be a crisis. >> okay. there will be a crisis. strong words there, alan capper. the question to you is how concerned your about the fiscal cliff. how much does u.s. economic weakness play into your sector allocation views? >> right now we're not immediately concern. the reason we're not immediately concerned is just the technicals in europe look good. however once we get into

roberts. >>> he with a string on his head. how are you, pinch. >> they call hillary clinton rock star diplomat.ven lee myers slamming the state of madeleine albright and quote she was a fast machine. she kept her motor clean. she was the best damn woman i've ever seen. she told me no lies, knock me out out with those american ankles. >> i don't believe he wrote that. >> he did, indeed, write it, andy. >> it sounds like an old van halen song. >> i don't even know who that is. >> should fast food chains be part of the game. hell to the mizzo. >> they have voted to through olympic sponsors that make high calorie food and drinks. tempting kids with big macs with one expert we know particularly when it comes to junk food advertising it does effect them on the type of food they eat? and commercial partnerships generate 40% of olympic revenue but we tried to ask british youth what they think about it. can we roll it. ♪ ♪ >> you kids in your twilight. >> and basically, olympics would be out of business with sponsor of coca-cola? >> if you are going to be their with why kids, they can go to mickey d's b

clinton has put on already. tens of thousands lined the route to watch the olympic torch wind its way it through the city. robert hall starts our coverage. >> it has burned along country lanes and city streets, then carried over sea and by air. the olympic flame received -- received a royal welcome. >> thank you for your support. >> the day it started, 12 hours earlier, prepared to lead the charge into a central london. >> the engagement has been fantastic. the reception has been unbelievable. the crowds have been much bigger than what i expected. >> among the convoy team, this was known as super pac thursday. -- as super the thursday. -- super thursday. jennifer saunders brought "ab fab" glamour. out west, this night struck a familiar pose. >> it is very moving. cathedral, the crowd swirling on the steps. across the millennium bridge. paramedic tracy russell, nominated by the australian woman whose life she helped to save in 2005. >> it has given each individual and individual moment of glory. >> the torchbearer is the first woman to be awarded the military cross for her work as a medic in afghanistan. with an

clinton said of barack obama mccain would be a better choice for president than obama. >> bob: your point they have been feuding. the feud has gone down and down and down. >> eric: roberte you going to tell me they're not feuding now? >> bob: i don't think they are. >> kimberly: yes, they are. >> bob: if you assume that bill clinton is thinking about 2016 for his wife, the far better position to be in is to have obama re-election. that's part of it. more than that, bill clinton believes that the republican economics are bad for the country. >> dana: don't you think in some way, bob, there is a worry on the part of democrats about actually losing power now? they are starting to get really worried. >> kimberly: yes. >> dana: they would rather come together and work together and let bygones be bygones so they don't lose the very powerful executive branch? >> bob: there is two ways to get through this as a party. one, a popular leader or one that is not popular. you are on the ballot with them. >> kimberly: he is trying to bootstrap it now and take the clinton star power. bubba going deep with a hail mary pass. >> greg: the 48 hours remake. you have the older white guy. yo

clinton will i don't question that. it was interesting this was placed, this was set up by i think robert kagan and bill crystal, the office was located the weekly standard. here all of you were together then and i just wonder if you remember why you signed that letter and what the circumstances were around it because people called us all the time and said, we should have known this was coming because these guys all agreed to it beforehand. >> interesting. yeah. >> the -- whether it's a conspiracy, whether it's actually it happened. >> conspiracy? it's a matter of public record. it's people said it publicly and president clinton agreed and the democratic house and senate agreed. i mean how could anyone use the word "conspiracy"? >> well, probably hadn't heard some of the callers. the point that i want to get you to talk about is the idea that all of you knew each other then, you agreed on that point and came into government. it's no surprise that you carried that out. >> i had no intention of coming back in government, you can be sure of that. that was a big surprise for me. well, i mean, george w. bush did not sign that.

. >> robert reich is professor of economics at university of california berkeley and former labor secretary under president clintonhor of "beyond outage" though it's hard to see how we could not be outraged at recent doings. the supreme court assume -- did senate republicans just make fools of the justices? >> in many ways, they did. the majority of the supreme court in citizens united did assume that congress would pass some sort of disclosure. so that you know, the majority opinion was based upon disclosure of who was contributing what. and according to the majority of the supreme court, that would deter those who were going to give gigantic amounts of pun mo for their own purposes, to make deals to corrupt politicians, but now, the senate has said no, we're not going to have any disclosure at all. we're going to have this done in complete secrecy, so it makes citizens united even worse. >> secretary reich, let me play you something former clinton adviser james carville said about this on sunday. >> the thing in this campaign, democratic super pacs have been more influential so far. they have driven the debate m

robert dan banks, he said if you have thin something wrong. >> and ed gillespie will be on "meet the press" tomorrow mo morning. historic visit for secretary of state, hillary clintong with the first freely elected president in egyptian history. potentially sticky situation for the united states. we get our report tonight from nbc's correspondent in cairo. >> reporter: a scene unimaginable 18 months ago. the u.s. secretary of state seated next to the newly elected president of egypt. egypt is facing a power struggle of the muslim brotherhood and reluctant to give up power. >> democracy is hard and it requires dialogue and compromise and real politic. >> for 30 years the u.s. showered the military with mi millions of dollars of aid and in return egypt became an ally and up held the peace treaty with israel. now the u.s. is promising to support democracy. >> we believe america's shared strategic interests with egypt far out number our differences and we know that the future of egypt is up to the people of egypt. >> i think the presidency would want to know that america is sending messages that any kind of military power play will not be acceptable. >> clinton pledged

clinton says progress is coming slowly but surely to the country. >>> new details in the death of robertennedy jr.'s estranged wife, mary. an autopsy revealed she had three antidepressants in her blood when she committed suicide in may but no alcohol. her family says she fought depression her whole life. she married robert kennedy jr. in 1994. he filed for divorce two years ago. >>> in medical news, another reason to enjoy parenthood. a new study finds that having children may boost your immunity to the common cold. parents are about half as likely to be sick when exposed to viruses as those without kids. researchers are not sure why. there is fine print. you can start sneezing, bianna. a parent still catches as many colds overall because those children bring more viruses back into the house. >> i'm trying to figure out if those are actors or -- >> i'm getting sick watching the coughing montage. >>> and finally, paying off your mortgage must be a good feeling. i would like to do it one day. for one massachusetts man, it's especially memorable. thomas dagle made his final bank payment in

as come up nist robert samuelson noted, four modern-day presidents -- obama, clinton, johnson understand ice e hour -- all came from very modest backgrounds. so we don't need the current president touring the country and defining every american's status based upon a class system he's made up. if we want to talk about income and mobility, which is the basis of the class debate, let's do that. and that leads to my second point: income in america is fluid. that is, there is ample evidence that people can and do move among income groups. economists study this. they divide our country into quintiles and talk about how people move from one quintile into other quintile. though this throughout their life. you know that young people start out in the younger quintiles and as they get education and get work and then improved work and more subpoena experience, they o higher quintiles. the tax foundation found from 1987 to 2007, only 50% of the taxpayers who reached millionaire status did so more than one time. in other words, high income status is often the result of one or two years of financial su

defense background recall that bill clinton's last defense secretary was a republican and sure enough when obama took office, he appointed as his defense secretary robert gates, bush's final defense secretary and then a couple of the other leading job as in the obama administration went to the career military people, general jones who was the national security adviser, dennis blair who was in charge of the intelligence for the top jobs in his attic ministration. so you have a democratic president but without the same kind of colewort the republicans represented and the democrats over the years since vietnam have been struggling with issues precisely the ones the republicans took for granted. in america force for and the world and is it everything that the united states does over these sees and at the grassroots of the party you get the debates about whether the use of the force is ever justified. so i tend to think of the obama administration when it took office in 2009 as confronting what i call the legacy of the first george of course george w. bush. obama needed to figure out what he was going to do in the wake of the bush presidency. the other geor

keith boykin, former clinton white house aide says the president makes an important point. both join me now along with our own robertyou agree with the president, make the case. >> well, what the president is saying that nobody really makes it on his or her own. we immediate help. we need help from parents and family members. he mentioned teachers and need help from teachers. we need help from our neighbors who help to contribute the environment. and our country, we have a great system in our country. have democracy and capitalism which is -- which is all part of what the president is talking about. >> if that's the case, how come everybody is not super successful? >> everybody gets help -- if everybody gets help how come we are all not on the same plate? >> i think you are confusing opportunity with results. the president never said that everybody was going to be successful. he is a very successful person him self. he is an extraordinary individual as are you, maria, as is tony. the point is that even successful people, extraordinary people, still benefit from the help of others. from that your paints and teachers

for reform was played in part by the former republican presidential candidate robert dole as an alternative to hillary clinton's plan. i commend them for championing the concept of the individual mandates. back when it wasn't quite as unpopular on their side of the aisle. the history of reforming our nation's health care system is a strong one. that historically has been championed by lawmakers on both sides of the political spectrum until this congress. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have wasted hours upon hours debating and voting upon the various versions of the legislation that would repeal the affordable care act. my colleagues know that these initiatives are fruitless. they know that voting over and over and over again more than 30 times total on measures to repeal the affordable care act is a waste of time. but they keep calling for these votes. do you want to know why? because they want to distract the american public from the fact they are so committed to unseating our president, barack obama, they haven't passed any effective jobs creation legislation since they took majority of this hou

policy panel hillary clinton's in israel fear mongering about iranian missiles is still in full effect and what you libya mali and syria all have in common all they care of and robert farley are going to help us hash that out it will have all of that and more frayed and i concluded a dose of happy hour but first take a look with the mainstream media decided to miss. all right so it's another day of obsessive campaign coverage and the debate that's taking center stage right now for the mainstream media is about the is about bain capital and mitt romney and the obama campaign's attacks on mitt romney and bain capital over the outsourcing of jobs the battle over bain just won't go away some of the companies bain invested in send jobs overseas the has said that at the time when the obama campaign is accusing him of being part of a company that i was source jobs that he was not there we know he's had a swiss bank account we know he's exported jobs to china the attacks on mitt romney's business career at bain capital's begin to take a toll so now romney turns the tables and will attack president obama for quote crony capitalism the bickering over bain the battle over ban

forced his hand a great deal, hillary clinton because sarkozy and other people -- so at the end of the day barack obama and the national security was supposed. robertgates and any president -- though the military said we are too overextended. so the reality is that the end it was really presented -- and the whole debate was you have to do something abo it in the truth is we also have to -- we will chase you from house to house and we will go after you and we will kill you and your children. >> host: if he was speaking to the armed rebel, not to every individual. >> guest: yeah, the idea even many of us, if you had asked myself as a student at the airport, would you trust -- so if i were and i am suggesting we don't have the complete evidence yet. i think based on everything that we no, he was really trying to do it himself, to stay away from -- my take on it, my own take and i could be wrong, that his hand was forced. he realized that a massacre did -- that could take place and look, the united states was not an iraqi invasion. france, britain and the arab league provided a great deal of just a go and military -- >> host: and the vast majority of t

clinton after attending peace talks. she's visiting eight countries on three continents in 13 days. >>> a "360" follow-up, a newly released document reveals that just three days before florida a&m drum major robert champion died in the hazing incident, school officials recommended the ban be suspended due to hazing problems. >>> george zimmerman is out of jail tonight. after posting a new bail, the original bail was rejoked was revoked after the judge said he lied about his finances. >>> the u.s. economy added only 80,000 jobs in june. unemployment rate remains at 8.2%. more of our special report "charity cheats" after the break. >>> more now for the group that claims to be raising money for disabled veterans. is it sounds like a great organization. but what drew griffin uncovered it going to make you very, very angry. they have an official looking seal, right there, and they raised an awful lot of money. you've maybe gotten a mailer from them. as drew report before the break, according to their own tax filings, they have raised more than $56 million in the past three years. $56 million. now, that kind of money, you would think there would be a lot of disabled veterans who they help directly. yo

clinton. so, shame on you, barack obama. [ male announcer ] but america expects more from a president. obama's dishonest campaign: another reason america has lost confidence in barack obama. . >> that is the new red skin robertin 3 appearing in a new commercial for adidas. me plays a bus driver, security guard, and a trainer among other things and that is he is held with the same feeling to his opponents when he dons the new jersey this fall. >>> the nats are back home in a court-martial seven-game stand and dave ross is live from a steamy nats park. ross? >> reporter: it's about 100 degrees. i mean, whatever. and doesn't bother my guests. santangelo you hear him all of the time and thank you for joining us in the heat. >> my pleasure, man. >> and you played six years in the league here and started with the montreal expos and that is cool. >> and i always joke, you talk about how long the team has been here and this is the most time in his franchise. this is the 11th year. >> yeah. >> with the franchise and this is neat for me to so how the whole thing developed and come to a town like washington, d.c., and the best part is the evolution of the team and after you played everywhere in the league. you played o