the tea party has come in and has yanked the party to the right, made them all fearful ever since bob bennett lost his senate seat during the primary. >> so they're not stupider than they were five, ten years ago. >> no. >> lindsey graham is just as smart as he has ever been. >> absolutely. >> and yet he is scared to death. >> he is up for reelection. and because they have seen one too many of their colleagues go down to defeat -- >> how about the number to make your point -- i'm sorry to jump on you. to make your point, this week in texas, john cornyn, who had no real opponents had 41% of the primary voters vote against him. that's pretty scary. >> yeah, it's pretty scary. that's why you see, that's why i agree with dana. i think we're all here in agreement that the republican party, it's not that the republican party has coopted the tea party movement. the tea party movement has coopted. it is the republican party now. >> they must think of the future, i suppose. a terrible phrase. as which mentioned, cpac wasn't ted cruz's only stop yesterday. a group even further to the right, if you can

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the tea party has come in and has yanked the party to the right, made them all fearful ever since bob bennett lost his senate seat during the primary. >> so they're not stupider than they were five, ten years ago. >> no. >> lindsey graham is just as smart as he has ever been. >> absolutely. >> and yet he is scared to death. >> he is up for reelection. and because they have seen one too many of their colleagues go down to defeat -- >> how about the number to make your point -- i'm sorry to jump on you. to make your point, this week in texas, john cornyn, who had no real opponents had 41% of the primary voters vote against him. that's pretty scary. >> yeah, it's pretty scary. that's why you see, that's why i agree with dana. i think we're all here in agreement that the republican party, it's not that the republican party has coopted the tea party movement. the tea party movement has coopted. it is the republican party now. >> they must think of the future, i suppose. a terrible phrase. as which mentioned, cpac wasn't ted cruz's only stop yesterday. a group even further to the right, if you can

made them fearful since bob bennett lost his senate seat. >> they are not stupid. lindsey graham is as smart as ever. >> because they have seen one too many of their colleagues go down. >> to make your point, this week in texas, john cornyn, who had no real opponents had 41% of the primary voters vote against him. it's scary. >> it is scary. that's why i agree with dana. i think we are all here in agreement. the republican party, it's not that the republican party co-opted the tea party, the tea party movement -- it is the future now. >> they must think of the future, a terrible phrase. cpac wasn't ted cruz's only stop. a group further to the right set up their own shadow conference dubbed, the uninvited. steve king, the cantaloupe guy of iowa. he says immigrants have cabs as big as cantaloupe. they are carrying 150 pounds full of marijuana. gomer of texas, mo brooks of alabama who said this on the topic of undocuments immigrants. i will do anything short of shooting them. that's kind. franks referred to president obama as an enemy of humanity and jim bridenstine r

there in a moment--over on the left is elliot richardson and the father of the senator from utah, bob bennett. that's wallace bennett. >> guest: right. c-span: you remember this day? >> guest: i do. the president, as you know, was in the house and the senate both, and one of the things he did as president was to maintain these relations with the members--with--with the senate and the house members on the hill. he would go up there, and i'd photograph them there having lunch or breakfast with them. and he would invite them down and have these sessions in the oval office, and then that was why i was able to--to be allowed in and photograph during this meeting. c-span: when did you have the best time? when did you enjoy it the most? when did you feel like you were doing something that was unusual? >> guest: it was--it was always on my mind how important what i was doing was. i don't know if you would say best time. it was very rewarding to me once i finally started having access into the oval office, having waited about six months before it came to that point. but i knew when i started that what

appeared on conservative bill bennett's radio show where he said residents of inner cities have a culture problem and lack of value for work. >> you know, your buddy charles murray or bobard, those guys have written books on this, which is we have got this tailspin of culture in our inner cities in particular of men not working and just generations of men not even thinking about working or learning the value and the culture of work. and so there is a real culture problem here that has to be dealt with. >> well, the reaction from many was swift and sharp. and today ryan told nbc news, the "today" program that, quote, i was inarticulate about the point i was trying to make. >>> we're back. paul ryan has been on a poverty kick lately. earlier this month he released a report which blames government programs for perpetuating poverty, said the programs created what's known as the poverty trap. last week he went after school last year roughly 2/3 of his entire $5 trillion in budget cuts. cuts came from medicaid, low-income housing. anyway, ryan would spend much of that savings by reducing taxes on wealthy americans. does that sound fair? what do you think? bob herbert, senior

bennett's morning in america program and said this. but there's still spin or spiral that we're looking at in our communities you know your buddy charles murray or or bob those guys are written books on this which is we have got this tailspin of culture in our inner cities in particular men networking and generations of men not even thinking about working or learning to value in the culture of work and so there's a real cultural problem here that has to be dealt with in other words ryan is saying the lazy black men are responsible for poverty in america for some fifty years ago republicans have been using these race baiting tactics and dog whistle politics to convince americans that the black community is behind poverty in america obviously it's not the case after all you can see many of the same trends in the largely white appalachian region of the united states as you do in minority heavy inner cities in appalachia white americans are struggling with poverty and having children out of wedlock just like their black inner city counterparts and according to pew research center's social in demographic trends project in two thousand and twelve the median