mark: i envision an amerco with the national defense that is unencumbered by overseas nationbuilding. [applause] i envision a national defense that employs peace through strength. john: that would be a reason to stand by rand, but if you're looking for a reason to stand against him, here is a different talking point. >> rand paul is wrong, and dangerous. tell him to stop siding with obama, because even one iranian bomb would be a disaster. john: that was quite a welcome to the race. as you know, lindsey graham and others are hard on this as well. do the justice of the peace folks not like his ideas, or are they afraid of him in some way? mark: i think they are afraid his ideas could catch fire. on one hand they say this shows people are afraid of rand, and on the other hand dentists a lot of money to be dropped on the head still defining himself. john: loose talk about seven figures. i've not seen any confirmation of what the actual ad is. there is no doubt that there is an ideological split. it feels emboldened, and the want to crush anybody on the ideological grounds. they feel it i

amerco was still trying to find its bearings.ation of america leadership decided in that transition they would embrace they were going to embrace the industrial revolution. it was disrupted. it moved millions of people form rural areas and were placed in jobs with the new ones. emerged the greatest nation in world history. by the turn of the 20th century america was the largest industrial nation in the world. the most robust economy man had ever known. i want you to think about had it they never made a decision, what is that generation had not embrace the opportunities of that time and confronted the challenges? what would the 20th century had looked like? how would world war ii had ended? not well. the cold war? not a. what would my life has been like? that would not have been a place like amerco for my parents to go to. i told the story many times a because to me it reminds me every single day of how unique this nation is. the route all u.s. history almost everyone of a live has lived in a society that you can only go as far as