tonight really take i'll explain how we could all wake up one morning in november of next year scooby doo is our president who. it's wednesday that i went on alone liberal and go up against two conservative political commentators to debate the week's biggest stories so far our panel tonight vince colonies page editor of the daily caller dot com and seton concert motley conservative consultant and founder and president and c.e.o. and chairman of the board of let's go over and bottle washer ok there you go all right it appears we're headed for a health care crisis in america if you don't consider fifty million people being uninsured and existing health care crisis and you guys are survey of employer based insurance the premiums have increased one hundred thirteen percent since two thousand and one they're expected to double over the next decade until the average annual premium for families over thirty two hundred dollars is going to be employers for seeing their workers to foot the bill for their health insurance so just how much longer we're going to take the stuff you know but you know i

i believe that is the flag pin equivalent of [making scooby doo noises] how would jon huntsman, the secondost popular, hand some mormon exgovernor in the field. how would he distick him himself. >> the party in the stage is in danger of becoming antiscience. who is antiscience? >> what you make comments that fly in the face of what 98 climate scientists have said, when you call into question evolution, all i'm saying is that in order for the republican party to win, we can't run from science. >> jon: how can you deny the science of evolution. with my science answer you just saw we dissolve into someone with no chance of winning the republican nomination. they'll never accept it. [ laughter ] congressman ron paul who is seemingly knowing that his opportunities to talk would be scarce. >> these tsa agents are abusive. sometimes they they are accusedf all kinds of sexual activities. air conditioning out of green zen, the troops need come home. i could get you a dmoon of gasoline for a dime. we could secure the borders a barbed wire fence with machine guns. that would do the truck trick. -- do

certain way there was this i think a lot of people just kind of had that that moment of you know the scooby doo dog gone you know. what are you kidding because these were some of the biggest names some of the most powerful men in the united states and here they are living in an almost monastic life in some ways and yet at the same time covering up each other's you know in. a charitable sexual peccadilloes and and and whatnot and and at the same time wielding enormous power economic and political power in the name of jesus in ways that lead to everything from from you know how they were dealing with health care policy to whether or not gays should be executed in uganda and i'm just curious it's as i said it seemed to me that your book actually changed the political landscape a little bit in d.c. or certainly the perception of it. what what's your sense of the impact your book had. i mean i hope you're right i have a little bit i'm lucky that i have a little bit of confirmation from my source is a representative of the family went on t.v. they had been this is a group that described themselves as