i don't know if we need one more for arianna huffington corpor dk armey. is an honor to bring out on this stage of guy who has always been a share of mine and is a guy in may, 1993, i remember this, while dick armey and newt gingrich was planning for a majority, i was a lawyer in florida and never planned to get into politics then i ss. then i saw john kasich offer an alternative budget to bill clinton's. then i told my wife, i wanted to go to congress and help this guy out. john kasich, named it one of newsweek's 100 people for the 21st century is a republican from ohio. he believes in the power of the individual to raise standards and leave a better america for the next generation. he believes more government is not the answer. the actions of individuals can bring about historic change. elected to the senate at the age of 26 into the house of representatives at the age of 30, he played major roles in ground-breaking achievements during his 18 years in congress, including being the chief architect of a balanced budget plan that john, and dick armey and th

. >> with me now, arianna huffington, co-founder and editor and chief of "the huffington post" and katrinaden heuvel, editor of "the nation." it's unbelievable this guy is talking about narcissism? with such a humble guy, himself. >> unbelievable that fox would put him on for half an hour on a sunday-morning show to basically just rant against the president, against the administration, against everything, without really challenging him. that is really -- >> he did not really challenge him. i agree with that. >> this made a softball interview. this is more than a softball interview. chris wallace was, like, lapping up every word. it went unchallenged. you have a guy, rush limbaugh, who, you know, he has a -- he's a bully and has a bully pulpit on his radio show every day. >> right. >> here he is getting half hour on allegedly a news channel and what he had to say was not really new. i mean -- he's out there to kind of cripple, delegitimize, take down the president. this is not new. >> to me he looks like another angry white guy, you know, who's annoyed they're out of power and it's annoying

. >> with me now, arianna huffington, co-founder and editor-in-chief of "the huffington post" and katrinaden heuvel, editor and publisher of "the nation." it's unbelievable this guy is talking about narcissism? with such a humble guy, himself. >> unbelievable that fox would put him on for half an hour on a sunday-morning show to basically just rant against the president, against the administration, against everything, without really challenging him. that is really -- >> he did not really challenge him. i agree with that. >> this made a softball interview. this is more than a softball interview. this was sycophantic. chris wallace was, like, lapping up every word. it went unchallenged. you have a guy, rush limbaugh, who, you know, he has a -- he's a bully and has a bully pulpit on his radio show every day. >> right. >> here he is getting half hour on allegedly a news channel and what he had to say was not really new. i mean -- he's out there to kind of cripple, delegitimize, take down the president. this is not new. >> to me he looks like another angry white guy, you know, who's annoyed th

now it is time for arianna huffington's opening statement. what do you say?i say capitalism will survive if we start practicing it again. right now, what we have is not the free enterprise capitalism that adam smith wrote about. what we have is government- sponsored government capitalism. will we have right now is privatized gains and socialized losses. what we have now is the government picking winners and losers and pour in trillions of dollars into sustaining wall street that has spent the last few years making things up rather than making things. capitalism cannot survive if we do not go about doing innovation, go back to producing thing, if we do not go back to the foundation of capitalism. i remember from my economics course that adam smith, before he wrote the wealth of nations, and with about supply and demand and the invisible hand, he wrote the theory of moral sentiments. he understood that there could be no capitalism without a moral foundation. what we have seen in the last two years is the law of the jungle. then the government came in and legiti