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Underfunding the Internal Revenue Service allows scofflaws to go unpunished and will only increase the US budget deficit.

>> there is proof. he did exactly that. hold on a second, joe. even he's admitting that happened. what he's saying, well, a financial advisor made these choices that he shouldn't have made. >> a stockman jer who manages a portfolio who doesn't consult with him every day on every trade. you have to find a quid pro quo to indict the man publicly. >> that's not even true. i don't want to comment on tom price's case. a lot remains uncertain. the united states has the laxist laws on public integrity. the reason governor bob mcdonnell of virginia is a free man is even if there's a quid pro quo, that...

A person's character. we had an opportunity to do that. that's what chris christie offered not only to the people of new jersey but to people across the country. the president never offered that open dialogue so people could determine the character of the president. >> you've given him a close look. you're chairman of the party. you dig in on these things. how would a rogue operation like this spring up underneath his feet without him knowing about it at all or without those people close to him for a long time thinking it would be okay if we did this? >> well, look, new jersey is a huge, compl...

That's the problem with governor romney. he's taken these positions in the past. he was for gay rights before, then he was against it. he was for it that's not going to fly with the american people. >> wesley, you know mitt romney. you've worked for him. talk about what it's like when the campaign hears the flip-flop portrayal. how do they fight that? what's the strategy? >> first of all, let me tell you i coordinated a lots of his grassroots policy. i will tell you, i think it's going to be easy for them when they have the president of the united states evolving just because the vice presiden...

Self-control in an age of excess." here's what this author says about modern america -- life in this country has come to resemble a giant all-you can eat buffet, one that offers more calories, credit, sex, intoxicants, and just about anything else we can take to excess, than at any time in history. america is probably best described as the nation of borrow and spend. even if much of that lending was sanctioned by care will you see, fraudulent and duplicitous bankers, we still have to accept that many of us took out loans we couldn't afford for purchases we shouldn't have made. so maybe it is t...