He advocated spending reductions, a twenty percent reserve requirement for banks to keep available as capital, and incentives to reduce home foreclosures.[47] He campaigned in New Hampshire on August 19, and filmed "Conversation with the Candidate" for WMUR-TV. The next day, he attended a party with S. E. Cupp for the Young Republicans of Seacoast.[48] He returned to Iowa for his last campaign stop in the state from August 24 to August 27.[49] At the end of the month, McCotter appeared on the Dennis Miller Show and talked about his exclusion from debates.[50] He failed to meet the requirements for both the September 7 MSNBC and the September 12 CNN debates.[51] For the MSNBC debate, a candidate had to show one poll with four percent support. McCotter argued that while he did not meet this, in a Quinnipiac poll, he tied with Rick Santorum and Jon Huntsman Jr., both of whom qualified.[50] Other candidates who did not qualify included Gary Johnson and former Louisiana governor Buddy Roemer, who like McCotter, did not qualify for any televised debates.[51]