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Resign by former advisor whose wife had an affair with the senator. former cochief of staff says enson's refusal to quit now and callousness and lack of remorse prolonged the languish his family experienced because of the affair. he announced this week he will not seek re-election to protect his family from what he predicted would be exceptionally ugly campaign attacks. he is being investigated by the senate ethics committee. we reached out to his office but have not heard back. finally the cowboy appeal herd around the -- heard around the web. harry reid lamented republican proposed budget cu...

Clearer. what we want to do is highlight the contrasts and give the country the choice they deserve this fall. by showing them how we'll get the country back to work, how we will get the country out of debt and how we get the american idea revived. >> bret: congressman, i would like to take a few minutes if i could and go through the attacks that the president has been making on the campaign trail. have you address them. a lightning round of obama campaign attacks if you will. first on taxes. the president cites a study of mitt romney's tax plan from the tax policy center at brookings institut...

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Name. tory on nbc, expert on race there, apparently and co-host of the cycle and accuses mitt romney of race bait, using a word at the top of the show, not going to repeat it here. how does he get away with that? >> i don't know. and the thing that always bothers me about these things is that his examples of how mitt romney is allegedly this terribly racist person who is trying to-- i'm not going to use the word, but portray black people in a certain way, are kind of standard campaign attacks. there's nothing in them that does not happen in every campaign and yet, suddenly, when mitt romney's ...

Didn't cut it by $716 billion. they stopped paying bonuses to insurance companies, drug companies and other providers and the cbo said that would save over time $716 billion. a complex argument, but not a cut in medicare and it didn't touch beneficiaries. that's number one. second one is we're the ones who are trying to save medicare, we're going to save it actually, the problem is, you know, seniors now may not face it. people over 55, because they wouldn't get the vouchers, seniors favor medicare and don't want the cuts, even if cuts don't hit them. polls show seniors, people over 55, don't ...