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freedom work leader, the tea party group run by dick armey gives alinsky's book to its top leadershipfreedom works said his tactics when it comes to grassroots organizing are incredibly effective. this photo shows mitt romney's father meeting with saul alinsky two months after the detroit riots. in it, the elder romney is quoted as saying to his white allies, i think you ought to listen to alinsky. well, this is so fascinating. i always thought of alinsky as not a left wing zealot, zealous ideologue. help poor people organize so they could have a voice like the tea party does on the right. >> i think he was a leftist. he was influenced by the father of italian communism, but his goals and everything he laid out in this book "rules for radicals" really were to take the power away from the haves and give it to the have nots. the reason you hear conservatives who obviously studied this work very closely praising it is that it's so effective. what he says in these 13 rules that he lays out, he says ridicule is man's most potent weapon. you know, you don't hear barack obama using ridicule.

to work, freedom to move. also sensitizing man about what it means to protect women's rights. we do a lot of training throughout the region it not just about what it means for women but what it means for men to treat women differently. >> how do you and how or a girl of 60 that has been tied up by her husband and mutilated because she took too long to get water from a well? -- how do you empower a girl of 16. >> you want to make sure that women are in a position to protect their daughters, send them to school, and educate members of their community. you have to have enforcement mechanisms in place. in a case like rwanda, there are hot lines available for women who are suffering from domestic violence and abuse to be able to take action. they have made is available to women at all levels of society. that is what it will take to make this legislation anywhere near meaningful in a place like pakistan. "you are convinced that it can be done. you can point -- >> you are convinced that it can be done. you can point

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this is why freedom works. it brings people to gather for different reasons. these people want to use their freedoms the way that they won in the personalized. other people want to use their freedom in their economic lives. this will bring people together, if they understand them. but coalitions spending overseas, i work with a lot of independent, moderate liberal democrats, who see this as more like conservative republicans. protecting civil liberties. cutting these overseas spending. at the same time, you have to work with people who have a better sense of too much spending here at home. if we can continue to depend on deficit spending, there is no solution. the big difference will be that if there is a victory in this way, our campaign sends a powerful message. it is also the reason that they're very, very scared. the term that they use that i always laugh at, they say we have to stop ron paul, he is dangerous. meaning that if you are supporting me, you are a dangerous person because you want a balanced budget, living within our means, defending america. bu

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and matt kibbe is president of the tea party organization freedom works.ou can stop romney, in what primary and what caucus. how do you stop him if you can't stop him before that at the convention? >> well, i think this process is a lot more competitive than a lot of analysts are thinking because of romney's persistent weakness in this process. he can't get above 20-something percent. as long as that's true there's going to be an alternative. you ran through various iterations of folks that tea partiers looked at. but we haven't found that one champion that is the perfect anti-romney. and if this continues, i would argue that someone else is actually going to get in this race. >> let me ask you about that. of the people that are in the race right now and have filed for these various primaries and actually can win them now, who are you looking at? >> well, to be honest with you, the problem that we're having with newt gingrich and rick santorum is a lot of the votes that they made that look a lot like mitt romney's record. and that's a problem that a lot of

establishment, whether it's here in nevada or nationally. 4th he did contribute a lot of money to freedom works but it's a personal relationship with newt gingrich and that $10 million that he and his wife gave started out with $5 million with to a guy eighth richest guy in america isn't a lot of money. i don't think he thought newt gingrich was going anywhere before south carolina. i think adelson looks like a genius now was really just helping a friend and now he looks like, wow, newt gingrich looks like he has a chance and now donated $5 million. i think he'll wait to see what happens in florida. i wouldn't be surprised to see more money coming newt gingrich's way either through the super pac or through some other avenue. >> jon, is it true if gingrich weren't in this and drops out, he's going to go behind romney though? it's not that he's newt or nothing. >> yeah, i think that he is so negative on the president that, as a lot of business folks are, rich businessmen and smaller businessmen that he is going to support the republican cause. there won't be the personal investment with romney bu

. >> we are the party of economic freedom. we workto allow states to introduce competing currencies into the market. >> i'm sorry, you said states. >> states. >> so florida would have their own money. >> they would have the ability to do so. >> going to let you below this one. >> a bunch of duds. >> it was up to nez irto say something. anything to get his republican party back. >> ♪ your eyes ♪. >> what is the matter with you. come on. >> peter gabriel has gay in his name and he's a republican. >> ♪ and i'm proud to be an american ♪ ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪. >> jason twizzlers. the twist you can't resist. >> welcome back. my guest tonight, best selling author, his new book is called december 1941, 231 days that changed america and savered the world. please welcome to the program craig shirley. sir. nice to see you, thank you for being here. >> you bet, thank you. >> december 1941, 31 days, here is what i like. i love historical nonfiction. i read it in the bath-- where i am. -- i am. but typically it's written from sort of

this is why freedom works. it brings people to gather for different reasons. these people want to use their freedoms the way that they won in the personalized. other people want to use their freedom in their economic lives. this will bring people together, if they understand them. but coalitions spending overseas, i work with a lot of independent, moderate liberal democrats, who see this as more like conservative republicans. protecting civil liberties. cutting these overseas spending. at the same time, you have to work with people who have a better sense of too much spending here at home. if we can continue to depend on deficit spending, there is no solution. the big difference will be that if there is a victory in this way, our campaign sends a powerful message. it is also the reason that they're very, very scared. the term that they use that i always laugh at, they say we have to stop ron paul, he is dangerous. meaning that if you are supporting me, you are a dangerous person because you want a balanced budget, living within our means, defending america. bu

. >> stressing freedom and working class, do are think. >> he can stress all he wants to. not the most nuanced statement of the year. you can't trust from your core. and as i was walking around the apartment on the radio and every room. it was surreal, every voice was citing from the horror lists that candidate santorum said. it's startling, the gay things, the-- >> the gay thing, what, he's against gay marriage. >> and so is barack obama. >> wait, it's, wait the discussion of bestiality, it's detailed. it's the discussion of whether you should use contraceptives and that's very detailed. this is a-- >> i heard him this week that he's not against contraception? >> there are those quotes. he says he's not against and look, all of these are after the fact and the list is terrorizingly long. >> what he was criticizing, the contraception point. he was criticizing the supreme court decision in the 1960's, and the privacy that led to row v weighed. where is he? obviously he's not going to win in this city, but for most of the country this would be a problem for barack obama goin

work rules. host: michigan, good morning to doug, an independent. caller: i am a former member of two unions. i am a part of the michigan freedom to work coalition. we're expecting legislation to be introduced to pass a freedom to work legislation, which is similar to right to work legislation. michigan has been devastated. we have lost over 800,000 jobs in the past 10 years. if you look at the top five states decree jobs in the last 10 years, we're all right to work states. the bottom five states that have lost jobs are all forced unionization states. i am pro union. i pray to god we can pass legislation in michigan. guest: i think the first caller had it right. what happens is they undercut workers' abilities to get decent wages and benefits. workers get lower wages and benefits -- $1,500 on average for union members. that is a big difference. the strategy is a race to the bottom. it is bad for individual workers and a failed economic strategy. that is to you're trying to compete with. that is a failed strategy. the right strategy is to invest in education and to invest in the middle class. when you undercut people's wages, there is no demand th

if we do not have an army of people that believe in your cause and are willing to do the hard work of freedom, knocking on doors in making the phone calls and coming to the rallies, hanging up the literature on the doors, putting up the signs, you cannot win. this is the key to winning. in 2008, the president did a darn good job. we have to do a real good job in 2012 with having the energy and the enthusiasm on our side. i will close by saying this ithe greatest country on earth. but the highest gdp, the most productive and brightest people. i think the most moral people because we still believe init tenets of human -- basic freedom and traditional values and religious faith. we have more people that are advancing human condition in medicine and technology and science than any other country. but we of places like china and india that are not sitting around waiting for america. they are working and innovating and watching what we have done over 200 years and trying to copy it. i'd say this, i remember the way i was brought up and there was little different than your story. i had a mother that

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in those areas, quality of life, standard of living, we were headed in the future, economic freedom, hard-working taxpayers, the republican's in the advantage. so obama's going to attack and make this a referendum on the republicans -- >> but it's interesting. the guy that was invesco field and lofty language and heal the earth. he now has a record. he said, we have to change the discourse in washington, but he goes on the attack all the time and his surigates go -- surrogates go on the attack. how many are going to stand back and say, the economy's not better, our kids, as you point out in the polls, they are not doing better. maybe barack obama wasn't able to fulfill his promises, maybe he's not up to the job. >> reporter: tell take 7% to give you a specific number, 7% would have to switch to vote republican for the republican to win in the fall. it has to happen in ohio, florida, north carolina, michigan, indiana, those are the states -- colorado, nevada. and they are going to have to do it not on obama's personality because the danger for the g.o.p., if they go after barack obama and his pers

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