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>> do you view china as a potential military threat to the united states? >> yes, they're a military threat. they've indicated they're trying to development nuclear capability. >> for the record, china is not trying to develop nuclear capability. they have had nuclear weapons since 1964. the herman cain campaign tried to deal with its foreign policy problem every time it manifests. using a few different strategies. at one point his campaign told the "daily caller" mr. cain was getting a one-page briefing on foreign policy issues almost 3% every day. a full page. almost every day. when things ...

United states? >> yes, they're a military threat. they've indicated they're trying to development nuclear capability. ç >> for the record, china is not trying to develop nuclear capability. they have had nuclear weapons since 1964. the herman cain campaign tried to deal with its foreign policy problem every time it manifests. at one point his campaign told the "daily caller" mr. cain was getting a one-page briefing on foreign policy issues almost every day. a full page. almost every day. when things did not get any better, despite that extensive briefing, instead of trying to explain it away...

past several months. you know, we went back and took a closer look at incumbent presidents a year before their re-election, brooke. and i know you're interested in this as well. >> how do they compare? >> obama is at 46% a year before his election. november 2012. look at president bush. in 2003 he was at 50% and got re-elected. clinton was at 52% and got re-elected. the economy began to deteriorate and he was defeated in '92 to bill clinton. ronald reagan, 53% the year before his re-election. jimmy carter lost his re-election. he was only at 38% as was gerald ford. richard nixon in 1...

Most important foreign policy problem the united states has to deal with today? >> lack of clarity. >> bill: no, no. specifically. what area of the world concerns you the most? >> the middle east, obviously. because our best friend in the middle east is israel. they are there. and one of our worst enemies is there, which is iran. >> bill: what are you going to do to iran if they cause trouble in iraq, which it looks like they will. and continue on the road to the nuclear weapon? do you have a specific thing that you are going to do to them that president obama is not doing? >> let me tell you ...

Some of the assumptions. >> bill: what are your assumptions, how much revenue would the federal government lose under 99? how much would they lose? >> none. because under 999 we had outside analysis firm evaluate and score 999 statically and in a static evaluation we produced the same amount of revenue from five sources. corporate income taxes, personal income taxes, capital gains taxes. capital gains taxes. death taxes and the biggest tax, which is the biggest tax for most people payroll tax. yes, we will produce the same amount of revenue. then we did a dynamic analysis where we assumed some...