i got two words for you ben got got -- benghazi solyndra. n't know what they mean. >> you're speaking european to me. what the hell does that mean? >> benghazi wasn't deciding the issue of this campaign because it's at the moment when the closure of the republican rights, the field bubble has been burst, and it's going to be fascinating to see what happens when they meet actual reality. ( crowd cheering ) >> stephen: you underestimate our armor, my friend. you used to be a conservative. >> i am a conservative. >> bull dookie! if we weren't live -- >> those moderate republicans, now called moderates in those polls voted for moderate republicans called barack obama who is a very moderate president. has been and most people understand that. ( crowd cheering ) >> stephen: so what happens? is there now a civil war within the republican party. >> i hope so. because i want conservatism to revive. i want it to be connected to reality, to what's going on in the world ,to the changing demographics of the society, the changing nature of the society and

i got two words for you ben got got -- benghazi solyndra. n't know what they mean. >> you're speaking european to me. what the hell does that mean? >> benghazi wasn't deciding the issue of this campaign because it's at the moment when the closure of the republican rights, the field bubble has been burst, and it's going to be fascinating to see what happens when they meet actual reality. ( crowd cheering ) >> stephen: you underestimate our armor, my friend. you used to be a conservative. >> i am a conservative. >> bull dookie! if we weren't live -- >> those moderate republicans, now called moderates in those polls voted for moderate republicans called barack obama who is a very moderate president. has been and most people understand that. ( crowd cheering ) >> stephen: so what happens? is there now a civil war within the republican party. >> i hope so. because i want conservatism to revive. i want it to be connected to reality, to what's going on in the world ,to the changing demographics of the society, the changing nature of the society and

. >> we started with solyndra and fast and furious and benghazi scandal when you were doing the film. >> it's the same time of thing. >> the media can only cover so much about the scandals. this is the first time people will have an opportunity to see a sustained discussion of important issues. we cover a lot of it but now we know there are hundreds of others, mexicans who were killed as a result of these guns. this movie is the first long term discussion of this important scandal. >> sean: we'll get into this in more detail but in the case of fast and furious, our government gave guns to gang members, cartels, drug dealers, we didn't track them and they result in the deaths of a lot of people including a border agent. when we are looking for information executive privilege is invoked. transparent administration? >> this is less transparent than the bush administration. they fight us on virtually every document request we've made. we've made almost a thousand. we filed over a hundred lawsuits. the problem with this administration is they talk a line of transparency but they fight you

. >> we started with solyndra and fast and furious and benghazi scandal when you were doing the film. >> it's the same time of thing. >> the media can only cover so much about the scandals. this is the first time people will have an opportunity to see a sustained discussion of important issues. we cover a lot of it but now we know there are hundreds of others, mexicans who were killed as a result of these guns. this movie is the first long term discussion of this important scandal. >> sean: we'll get into this in more detail but in the case of fast and furious, our government gave guns to gang members, cartels, drug dealers, we didn't track them and they result in the deaths of a lot of people including a border agent. when we are looking for information executive privilege is invoked. transparent administration? >> this is less transparent than the bush administration. they fight us on virtually every document request we've made. we've made almost a thousand. we filed over a hundred lawsuits. the problem with this administration is they talk a line of transparency but they fight you

time and again they have been told that this -- you know, solyndra, fast and furious and benghazi andnow, it is sort of like charlie brown and lucy. how many times do they realize that nothing that they're watching on fox is accurate? i don't think there is a time. i think that's why they watch fox news to be purposely and chronically misinformed. i don't think there's ever going to be an ah-ha moment. there would have been two or three years ago. so it is this very weird -- it is not the normal relationship that news consumers have with the news organization. where they're interested in the truth or maybe you know, a little rose glass view, a little partisan -- to make them feel better. this is just a total alternate universe that they want to live in. >> stephanie: you know what i thought summed it up, one romney supporter, when it was -- the minute it was announced in his -- whatever, headquarters that he lost, this woman just was shocked. she said what? how could anybody have voted for him for president obama. because not everybody watches fox news. that's what i mean. like you sa