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Serious stories now about bowe bergdahl and whether he was actively collaborating with the taliban. james rosen reporting this exclusively. i want to say welcome to everybody at home. martha: lots moving on this story this morning as there is increased scrutiny over the whole decision to bring bowe bergdahl home in the manner what he was brought home. bill: some of our fox polling overwhelmingly the majority of americans bleach, are you concerned the talks with terrorists will lead to more soldiers being held hostage. you are at 87%. that's overwhelming. that poll tells you what about how amer...

Low. bill: they continue to go up. do we have a fix on that? >> the trends is up. you're getting perilously close to 400,000 each and every week. three years after the end of a recession you should not be seeing a number that high, not even close. bill: stuart, why is that happening? why can we not break the cycle? why are we still stuck in the mud? >> the economy is extremely weak, period. if i may express an opinion, the president's policies to regurgitate or sort of resuscitate the economy have failed. taxing, tax increases which we face down the road are not doing much for this economic re...

Issue. >> we're looking for accountability and he has said i made mistakes and am willing to take responsibility for them and this is what i would have different differently. this is what i want in a president. martha: it's always fascinate to go hear what peoples' immediate responses are to the candidates like that and frank luntz said he felt that it was romney's best showing to date so it's stacking up to be a positive night for mitt romney. bill: you think about orlando and wonder whether this determines whether somebody steps down. the the next debate comes in october. in the for example ...

It's always called temporary, and every few years the politicians want to take credit for bringing back something popular and necessary like the r & d cred i why don't we just make it permanent for a change so we don't have to have to debate all the time? >> bill: why isn't it permanent? >> because politicians want to take credit for it. every time they're in trouble on the economy they can pull this out of their hat and see we're doing this for business, something shinily, the r & d tax credit. bill: the president said he would make it permanent. >> bomb is doing the right thing because i'm w...