it will be socialized medicine in the united states. it s a crown jewel of socialism. reporter: bachmann went to south carolina where she signed the cut, cap and balance pledge. two weeks said she said it doesn t go far enough but it s become top priority of powerful senator jim demint and fiscal hawks in congress in texas, governor rick perry s record is getting closely scrutinized, too. his state budget shows a surplus but it has grown faster than inflation and population growth. and spending has grown faster than under the predecessor bush. perry s day of prayer and fasting in houston is august 6. right when he initially planned announce the decision to run or not. he has said he could take more time but he told the des moines register i am getting more comfortable every day this is what i ve been called to do. undefeated about sarah palin premiered around the country.
creditors. everyone else is talking about $2 trillion. it doesn t pay the interest in next ten years. tom coburn coming up with his own plan, entitled back in black. here is some of it re deuce the size of government 20 to 25%. balance the budget in ten years. $3 trillion from entite #alment reformat, $1 trillion from the tax code reform, $1 trillion in saved interest costs. adding up to $9 trillion total and says it s specific the plan. conrad late today responding this is a bit too much. what about this? the interesting thing is the perspective from the debate, this won t pass congress is it puts revenue on the table. not many republicans are willing to do that. democrats will go back to that and say even tom coburn is willing to do it.
suggests intradiction could have occurred with the guns and probably should have occur and did not occur. nelson said the d.o.j. objected to the release. the deputy attorney general office wasn t very happy with us because they thought the report was an admission that there were mistakes made. there were mistakes made. investigation is about documents and testimony and congressional investigators say they have less than 1% of the documents they want from the department of justice. it s also a shot across the back to you and suggests that the congress was probably one step closer to contempt hearings or a special prosecutor. back to you. bret: we ll stay on it. william, thank you. there are just about two weeks left to break the political stalemate ahead of the august 2 debt ceiling deadline. day treasury secretary says is the day the u.s. could start defaulting on the obligations. mike emanuel has the latest details. good evening. this afternoon, president obama issued a veto t
intense inpatient rehabilitation. she was released after only 6-1/2 months. according to her mom, independent blue cross of pennsylvania sent her daughter home way too early. medical opinions differ over the best treatment. the insurance company defends her care, saying corey s transition to home was consistent with the recommendations of the professionals at the rehab hospital who noted ongoing therapy could be provided in a less intensive setting. her surgeon disagrees. we try to provide the maximum benefit in the period of time that brain s ability to rehabilitate and regeneral rate exist. reporter: this is one example of the family that is left heart broken and buried in bills. this is one month of medical bills and she hopes congress will intervene. reporter: the new jersey representative cofound over of the congressional brain injury task force is asking to make treatment essential benefit under the patient protection and affordable care about.