it was about the pioneering spirit in acti arkansa alaska.ne of the the last places where they had 150 years ago where people say get out of my way and i'll help you, neighbor. what do you make of the group that says grab your guns and bullets and let's go? >> i wasn't at the meeting and i'll never pretend to be a believer in everything i read in the newspaper, in daily news or other aspects of the mainstream media. i won't pretend that everything is taken in context. but i read enough to know that violence is not the answer. there is understandable and legitimate frustrating with the government today. and i think those who assemble at the meeting, what they are saying is there is some desperation in society. citizens want to know what it is that they can do to have their voices be heard. violence is not the answer. >> glenn: you know, i saw butch otter on with neil cavuto a few minutes ago. do you know butch? the governor of -- >> i do. >> glenn: i like him. >> i do. >> glenn: yeah. >> so do i. >> glenn: and, you know, he is the first to pas

it was about the pioneering spirit in acti arkansa alaska. one of the the last places where they had 150 years ago where people say get out of my way and i'll help you, neighbor. what do you make of the group that says grab your guns and bullets and let's go? >> i wasn't at the meeting and i'll never pretend to be a believer in everything i read in the newspaper, in daily news or other aspects of the mainstream media. i won't pretend that everything is taken in context. but i read enough to know that violence is not the answer. there is understandable and legitimate frustrating with the government today. and i think those who assemble at the meeting, what they are saying is there is some desperation in society. citizens want to know what it is that they can do to have their voices be heard. violence is not the answer. >> glenn: you know, i saw butch otter on with neil cavuto a few minutes ago. do you know butch? the governor of -- >> i do. >> glenn: i like him. >> i do. >> glenn: yeah. >> so do i. >> glenn: and, you know, he is the first to p

it was about the pioneering spirit in acti arkansa alaska. one of the the last places where they had 150 years ago where people say get out of my way and i'll help you, neighbor. what do you make of the group that says grab your guns and bullets and let's go? >> i wasn't at the meeting and i'll never pretend to be a believer in everything i read in the newspaper, in daily news or other aspects of the mainstream media. i won't pretend that everything is taken in context. but i read enough to know that violence is not the answer. there is understandable and legitimate frustrating with the government today. and i think those who assemble at the meeting, what they are saying is there is some desperation in society. citizens want to know what it is that they can do to have their voices be heard. violence is not the answer. >> glenn: you know, i saw butch otter on with neil cavuto a few minutes ago. do you know butch? the governor of -- >> i do. >> glenn: i like him. >> i do. >> glenn: yeah. >> so do i. >> glenn: and, you know, he is the first to p

for example, in alaska, the tongass national forest road cleanup, and another project in arizona, the coronado national monument main park entrance. in arkansas, there's a shutdown. in california, three projects: sequoia, national park main entrance to the south fork smith river, and the golden gate national recreation area road construction. in the district of columbia, t theth street bridge replacement. imagine, one senator stopping these important construction projects. they're safety projects, they're crucial projects to our economy, have been stopped in their tracks because one senator decided that it's his way or the highway. you know, we have got to stop bringing this senate to paralysis around here. we all have our opinions. i have mine and i know the senator from montana has his and the senator from new york has hers and the senator from michigan has her opinion, and we think we're right and we make our case. but once we've argued our case, the will of the senate has to move forward. now, senator bunning doesn't seem to think it's an emergency that the highway trust fund has run out of funds. he doesn't think it's an emergency that t