we had an organization called the john birch society that projected in the future that they would be ineffective. why is it that most of those who are dealing with the issues of war in the middle east are being a burden to western europe and the united states? why not move east and move the population and disperse it around the world. think you very much. guest: the issue is not so much that one is measuring the by population figures, but by the economy, dollars. in that context, the u.s., even as less population, it has more to contribute, and much more to gain, frankly. reducetribution, if you it to per capita, rather than taking the overall figure, you will find that the contribution tot the u.s. is making the u.n. and dealing with issues around the world is actually quite small. on the overseas development assistance ranking, the u.s. 29 of what out of contribution it is excellent making in that particular area. in terms of the question of how issues, and how different countries are actually getting involved, it is very desirelt to separate the and need of people to seek a better

if people who are republican understand that the tea party was established by a group called the john birchociety and many people nowadays are not familiar with them, but i graduated from high school in 1970, and this is the same group of people that we were fighting way back in the 60s and 70s for taking things over and they are trying to force what is actually a nazi idea down our throats and if people don't wake up to that fact to understand the john birch society was founded to support nazis, i knop that the bushes actually continued trade with the nazis - during world war ii when it was against the law or the rest of the country and i don't really understand how they could've done that without being brought up on treason charges. >> that was in blair's, virginia. i would ask you, about the t republican conference meeting that is said to happen aint 5:00 p.m. in the wake of speaker john boehner's decision to resign both his speakership and- seek in congress. what do you expect to happen today? >> guest: back to the boiler room. that closed room. to the r room we talk about these electio

if people do not wake up to that that the john birch society was founded to support nazis.ize -- thet is deborah, blairs, virginia. to ask you about the republican conference meeting that is set to happen at 5:00 p.m. in the wake of john boehner's decision to resign. whatryu expecting to -- are you expecting to happen today. guest: back to the war room. they are going to talk about these elections that are going to be held. they are going to talk about strategy. it will be a couple of hours. around 7:00, we will get a sense of what is going to happen. we might have to wait that long to really know. i do not think there is any question right now that kevin is in solid shape. he quickly called and talked to all of the members in his caucus and got a lot of endorsements. he got the endorsement of paul ryan. he said he would not run for speaker. in the majority leader race, it is turned out a republican from georgia, he got a couple of important endorsements yesterday. he said he would support them. ofmoved up in the line people who would like to be majority leader. members of thet repub

a rifle and a pistol in 1963, and the first thing he did was try to assassinate the head of the john birch society in dallas. his shot missed. people living in dallas at the time strongly suspected who knew oswald that he had done this. if he had hit walker and killed him he probably would have been captured. he left a note to his wife telling her what he should, what she should do if he was killed. that was not until after kennedy was assassinated. he was fearful of staying in dallas after he tried to kill the general and created a fair play for cuba committee. he was interviewed frequently on television and radio. september of 1963 he gave an interview to the associated press reporter in cuba in which he said that american leaders continued efforts to assassinate leaders of the revolution they will not be safe. the text of the interview was published in newspapers around the country, including the paper where oswald lived. an investigator suspected craps -- suspected that oswald was like the cortiers to the king, who will rid me of this miserable priest? he made an effort to travel to cu

we had an organization called the john birch society that projected in the future that they would beective. why is it that most of those who are dealing with the issues of war in the middle east are being a burden to western europe and the united states? why not move east and move the population and disperse it around the world. think you very much. guest: the issue is not so much that one is measuring the by population figures, but by the economy, dollars. in that context, the u.s., even as less population, it has more to contribute, and much more to gain, frankly. reducetribution, if you it to per capita, rather than taking the overall figure, you will find that the contribution tot the u.s. is making the u.n. and dealing with issues around the world is actually quite small. on the overseas development assistance ranking, the u.s. 29 of what out of contribution it is excellent making in that particular area. in terms of the question of how issues, and how different countries are actually getting involved, it is very desirelt to separate the and need of people to seek a better life,

york city police officers overseen by john ehrlichman to conduct undercover investigations of his senate opponents, notably senators teddy kennedy, edmund musky, birch bayh, four prominent democrats who fought supreme court nominees. as part of what nixon called, quote, an all-out hatchet job on democrat leaders, including the use of the internal revenue service to investigate their finances. the ex-cops nixon hired were jack callfield and tough tony lasowitz who paid off campaign cash doled out by nixon's political bag man. tough tony tailed teddy kennedy for nearly two years. the department of dirty tricks was on the case. by april 19th, the communists were 20 miles from the cambodian border. president nixon, in hawaii to greet the astronauts returning from the nearly fatal apollo 13 moon mission, was briefed by admiral john mccain, the commander in chief for the pacific. admiral mccain, whose son was still a prisoner of war, captivated nixon with the hair-raising report. the president ordered admiral mccain to return with him to san clemente on april 20th and meet with kissinger. if the communists took cambodia, south vietnam would be next, and t