ted cruz doesn't really align with the bob dole wing of the party right now. but the question will be twofold. one, if there is a younger republican candidate going against hillary, what does that mean forgetting younger voters in key states like florida and ohio where those younger voters really came out for barack obama in both '08 and '12. fewer younger voters came out in '12, he still won by a two-to-one margin. if there's a younger republican candidate, do they have a better chance of attracting that vote, that will be the question. hovering overall that will be the experience question. if these first-term senators, if they get the nomination, do they have the experience. >> does she channel ronald reagan and turn to her younger of point and say i won't make my opponents' youthful inexperience an issue. >> she probably should do that. i think what was interesting about what bob dole said, i see something generational at age. i don't mean age. i mean politically. bob dole came of age politically in a time when you became the republican nominee and rose in

. >>> plus bob dole responds to what ted cruz said about bob dole and bob dole has words of wisdom for the republican party to put bob dole on the national ticket twice over 20 years. >>> good morning from washington. it's wednesday, april 23rd. this is the daily rundown. i'm luke russert in for chuck todd who will join us from tokyo live. however, president obama right now is at a closed dinner over there with the japanese prime minister. what may be the world's most famous sushi restaurant. the president arrived with a message of reassurance for allies worried about the rise of china and the strength of u.s. commitment to the region. in an interview with a japanese newspaper, the president said the u.s. and china can work together on issues of mutual interest like the global economy, climate change and north korea saying, quote, we welcome the continuing rise of a china that is stable, prosperous and peaceful, but he added, our engagement with china does that and will not come at the expense of japan or any other ally. japan is the president's first stop on a four nation trip aimed a

people used to say bob dole is extreme. all these guys are ideologues in the best sense of the world. rand paul is a creative and thoughtful guy. this week he's out in detroit, makedetroit -- -- detroit, milwaukee, talking about school choit. martha: do you think the field is open? >> it's open also there is a difference here. ronald reagan was a conservative who was able to bridge his command of do no ill to another republican. and he had a commanding presence because he had run before and he had been governor for two terms in california. these guys will have to get their bona fides enough with that segment of the republican party, christie talks about -- christie's problem is he has to be able to relight to the right d b -- hehas to be able to relae right of the republican party. rand palms idea about detroit, it's an interesting scenario. martha: bob dole made a comment after the last election and said the republican party needs to be closed for business. i think he was talking about a lack of outreach to women and latin

mark, bob dole, 90 years old, touring kansas this week.mes in the recent years where bob dole, of course, grievously injured in world war ii. here he is in kansas making, i'd call it a victory tour of his home state, and his roots. pretty extraordinary. >> yeah. i don't have to guess, i know for a fact you wish as i do hearing the stories about his tour, that we were there covering it. incredible man, who's out there with a message. and by all accounts, pretty sharp still about the state of his party. a guy who is often criticized, was criticized even when he was active, as being too much of a centrist, too much of a compromiser. he's still one of the most thoughtful people around today, about how the republican party is still in need of a makeover in terms of its national image. >> you can relate, of course, to dan's comment in his piece today, saying i thought i was a conservative, but we've got some in congress that are so far right that they're about to fall out of the capitol. mincing no words about the people he thinks are obstructio

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. >> coming up -- bob dole strikes back. and says ted cruz is not ready for primetime, partly because he ties far to the right. should there be a law against lying in political ads. that's what the supreme court kidded to day? think about your answer and whether a ban on lies would hurt the right-wing anti-clinton machi machine. that's straight ahead. ♪ [ banker ] sydney needed some financial guidance so she could take her dream to the next level. so we talked about her options. her valuable assets were staying. and selling her car wouldn't fly. we helped sydney manage her debt and prioritize her goals, so she could really turn up the volume on her dreams today...and tomorrow. so let's see what we can do about that... remodel. motorcycle. [ female announcer ] some questions take more than a bank. they take a banker. make a my financial priorities appointment today. because when people talk, great things happen. >>> coming up next -- the wild things the tea party is saying to try to remain relevant. all stations come over to

i went to see bob dole and said, what do i do? tell them you will take care of it. and he took care of it. the point there was they tried to block me because they had a substantive reason. trustrimary thing, it was and he was able to persuade them what to do. president clinton had close relations on the hill. they should be allowed to block if they want to, but in most aces, good judgment will prevail unless you burned bridges before and. >> there is a lot of talk about the appointment rosses. it takes a long time to get confirm. there is a lot of information you have to give up on background checks will stop it disturbs people. joshua, in the bush administration, you went through it to become omb director. chief of staff, you did not get confirmed for that. that is kind of nice. very good point. how did the process work in the bush administration? what advice would you give to the current president and congress on how to make it work at her? >> i agree with dan. and a lot of the poll respondents. the congress has the right to block a nominee of the president. and t

regardless of whether you agree with me on that front because people like bob dole, gerald ford, bush1 after he raised taxes, mitt romney, john mccain, they lose presidential elections. the quote, reasonable ones of the mainstream media lose presidential elections. the ones who the media thinks are crazy like ronald reagan, they win 49 states. i think we can all agree with ted cruz that an establishment candidate in 2016, what seems to be the safe way forward probably not the safe way forward if washington thinks it's the right thing to do with 90% approval ratings. >> isn't the split not so much -- ted cruz said candidates picked in d.c., you know, who won't rock the boat. but isn't it candidates selected in washington, people in washington, politicians in washington looking for a winner, not someone who won't rock the boat. you have to have someone who can win. some think jeb bush can win. i don't think if that's the case. we'll see -- why the fault line cracks just based on the immigration statement he made. how long will this continue? and i think you're right. if it continues for

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i went to see bob dole and said, what do i do? he said, just tell them you will be fair, and i will take care of it. he took care of it will stop the point was, they try to block me because they had a reason. but the primary thing that got it through was trust. and you had a senate majority leader who supported me. he was able to persuade them what to do. resident clinton also had close relations on the hill. he should be allowed to block if they want to. in most cases, good judgment will prevail unless you burn bridges beforehand. >> there is a lot of talk about the process. it takes time to get confirmed. there is a lot of information you have to give up on background checks will stop it disturbs people. joshua, in the bush administration, you went through it to become omb director. chief of staff, you did not get confirmed for that. that is kind of nice. very good point. how did the process worked in the bush administration? you give towould the current president and congress on how to make it work at her? >> i agree with dan.

bob dole was asked if any gop contenders to mount a challenge against hillary clinton.ole said, quote, a number of the younger members, first termers all running for president, now i don't think they've got enough experience yesterday. senator rand paul said i think in some ways when you have people who are career politicians, they've been beaten down by the system, may you can have too much experience in this sense that i think over long periods of time lose their zeal for change in washington. senator rand said he never attacked president obama before running and successfully obtaining the white house. >> president obama will embark on a four-leg asian tour as they look to highlight what's been dofd the u.s. pivot the region. the president met with families of victims and first responders of the deadly landslide in washington. >> the index rose 7 points yesterday for its longest winning streak since september. steve sedgwick is live for us in london for what could be another banner day. >> it could be a banner day for the tech sector. today facebook, today apple, we'v

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sometimes they look like roosevelt, nixon, ford, bob dole, john mccain, or mitt r romney. today it is mitch mcconnell and many others. we are fighting that wing of the party. the voters reject them. and only when the face is a limited government do we score big victories. this weekend, as a matter of fact, republican leaders, cantor and mccarthy are meeting at the ritz carlton in florida meeting with the mainstreet partnership and the objective is to, in mitch mcconnell's words, to crush them everywhere and that means us conservatives. so they are meeting with an organization to crush the party. the big government republicans understand the problem and they understand that we are their opponents. we hear in the press about the conservatives have lost ground, they are reached their high water mark, they are on the down hill now and tea party isn't what it used to be. the mainstreet republicans see this as growth to the government. we are doing well but we have a good ways to go. i remember back in the '50s, who i got involved with politics, i was the harrison county young c

sometimes tom dewey when mixing or ford or bob dole or john mccain or mitt romney. but in today it is john boehner, eric cantor, mitch mcconnell, lamar alexander. fighting that wing of the party. and as i said earlier, the voters reject them. and only when they are faced with in opposition to the democrats is a limited government constitutional conservatives do we score big victories. this very weekend as a matter of fact, eric cantor, kevin mccarthy committee meeting at the ritz carlton in many island florida meeting with the mainstream partnership and their objectives in the mainstream partnership is to crush them everywhere that means us conservatives out to the mainstream partnership with eric cantor and parking are meaningless at this weekend are designed to crush conservatives. so, make no mistake about it. the opponents were in the republican party. they understand the problem. and they understand that we are the opponents. we here in the press about the conservatives have lost ground. they've reached their high water mark. they are on the downhill now and th

. >> bob dole and others pulled reagan to a pretty strong support and all along the republicans and others who oppose the king holiday mostly did so on the this is a very boring reasons that did not meet good copy. if it would be expensive very and economic crisis to give the whole nation's workforce another day off. they calculated that that would be quite costly. ill advised as well. and they said that not enough time had passed for the nation to get enough distance and i had conservatives like strom thurmond landed of voting for the king holiday. and it is established by those who testified with those for the holiday. the very existence shows that not enough has passed for us to get the proper distance for deciding whether this is a person who we really want to angle out more than george washington carver order to the roosevelt or someone else. and it was because mcdonald and finally helms took the position that they did. they made it untenable for people to oppose the holiday. you just didn't get it loaded in the paper if you talked about the cost and the importance of the passage of t

conservatives like myself always do do this when we're not wild about the candidate like john mccain or bob dolee around and say, yes, of course, we're voting for them and just start attacking the democrats. no, the losers on the other side, at least within the gop, you've got to support who this nominee is, whoever it is. >> well, how can the gop implement the message because so far, you can't just be the party of no. >> i think being the party of no when it comes to obamacare is a winning strategy. you can't back this as fox news liberals showed there was only 26% of the country supports obamacare. >> don't you agree that the gop has to come up with a set of specifics in terms of what it can do that's an alternative to what's at play right now? >> i'd say it's pretty simple. our presidential candidates have been pushing for a long time to make it fair and make it very appealing. give individuals an 8,000, $10,000 tax free money to spend on anything relating to your health. buying your health insurance. dental care. any appointments. $10,000 tax free, a family, 20,000. it's a perfectly adequate

term, this of ma up if it happens would be personal, a few years ago, they were friended along with bob dole, but after the problems with the obama-care rom out, robert accused her of gross incompetent, and demanded she resign. and surviving a recall vote is now under fire for playing this song after re-election rallies this week. ♪ o but that ain't america for you and me ♪ ♪ something to see baby ain't that america ♪. >> by john cougar mellen camp, a liberal democrat, he has told conservative walker to find music from somebody else. and there you have today's power. >> that's terrific tough. thank you. and coming up on al jazeera america, a nevada ranker says he was protecting his land and cattle with armed militias. but the government says the land is actually theirs. seven the tense stand off, that is next. and toronto mayor with is making it official, and making late night comedian very happy, he is running for mayor again. a proud canadian ali velshi is in next with a look at the major with and his hometown. but don't worry. i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my sh

. >>> senator bob dole standing by in his headquarters.g you want to say to h. >> just wish him well and meet him in the south. >> anything you want to say to the president? >> yeah. stop lying about my record. >> that was bob dole as his presidential dreams fell apart when he lost the primary to george bush and lashed out this the late night television interview with tom brokaw. bush's victory was fuelled by a late batch of attack ads that called dole a tax hire hiker. dole thought the ads were lies. was he right? who decides? that's the basic question at a heart of a case before the supreme court when the justices heard arguments about whether the states can make it a crime to lie about candidates during a campaign. about a third of the states have laws on the books already that make certain campaign lies illegal. steve dryhouse is a former moderate democrat from cincinnati. the apt abortion group the susan b. anthony list wanted to target him for voting yes on the affordable care act. part of a national campaign the group was launching

this is a position, obviously, guys like bob dole used to hold, from maine, the senator prosecute maine>> he does seem very feisty and personal like there is a level of hatred there. >> hangering off the time where the civility we have seen it almost completely disappear, haven't we? it's gone. it's gone at the top too. >> i felt weird watching that. >> so shrill in his language about an individual. >> i mean, i can't -- does anybody around here name -- give us a parallel of another u.s. senate majority leader acted this way and been this slhrill and use mccarthy terms like un-american. he is one of those you stay away from because they would embarrass pyou. if one spread lie that mitt romney didn't pay taxes for ten years and got busted mud would be all over him and he people would say stay away because he is the one who spread that romney lie and now the lie about the koch brothers that the white house distanced themselves from four years ago from harry reid they didn't pay taxes and he has it still on his website. >> there is no -- >> in the house, senate majority leader. >> i can't

. >> and we went farther down the line there, you keep going back down from bob dole and falling downncakes, george h.w. bush looking at his watch, '88, ducacas and the tank, saying he won't tell you he'll raise taxes, i will. '80 was melees, then the eastern block issue with the soviet dominance, and lack thereof, with gerald ford in '76. that's it for this edition of "the daily rundown." we'll have the full version on our website. couldn't get it all on now. coming up next is chris jansing. news conference with the families who lost loved ones in gm cars is in her hour, also senator richard blumenthal. >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins. as we go throughout this first day of april, looks nice across the country, late this afternoon into this evening, few thunderstorms could bring hail to kansas city. also on the west coast, more unsettled wo richardson weather with showers and thunderstorms. overall, nice start to april after what was a miserable march. have a great day. this is the first power plant in the country to combine solar and natural gas at the same location. during the day

and yet, this is the party that nominates bob dole and john mccain and mitt romney. so we're hearing it again in the run up to 2016. it was going to be chris christie. maybe not jeb bush. this is a year they're going to nominate a guy like rand paul. and you thought rand paul got the best response. when you look at this. in a state like iowa, which has heavy evangelicals on the republican side, and then new hampshire, it's very tough to find a republican in the modern era who has been table to put together a winning coalition in iowa with evangelicals and new hampshire with the sort of don't tread on me nonreligious tea party types. i'm getting the sense rand paul is bringing those two things together. >> the trick is the places where rand paul could get tripped up. i think your premise is right in which he clearly has influence in both of those states. he's almost taken over the iowa republican party, or he had. and it's clear the message in that libertarian strain helps him in new hampshire. he could get tripped up on social issues like abortion. one thing that eva

today bob dole faces off against ted kennedy. that's a primetime game.to rundown@msnbc.com to vote. back with more tdr. she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ (mom) when our little girl was my mwe got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> the 2016 election may be 936 days away but you wouldn't know it from the fight that's shaping up on the right where two tea party titans are working to win the hearts and minds of the grass roots. kentucky senator rand paul has been putting to the a network in all 50 states, courting the establishment, including high-profile help from fellow kentuckyian mitch mcconnell, staging a 13-hour filibuster on

. >> he wants to be howard baker, bob dole.e's not interested in the presidency, not interested in anything else. he is very much interested in public policy and legislating. and if the republican party suddenly took a moderate turn, i think he would turn with it. >> what -- is there an issue that drives him more than any other? what is -- i always am curious, what's the burning passion for him personally on a given issue? >> well, the only issue on which he has shown great continued passion is campaign finance reform. and that's an issue that nobody else in the republican caucus wanted to lead on. >> right. >> he took hold of it. you know, in 1990, he said he was for the constitutional amendment against flag burning. >> right. >> once he got re-elected, he said, oh, i'm a first amendment guy. i'm against that. and we're for absolute free speech and campaign finance. he used to be for abolition of pacs, for god sakes. but he has now become the party's leader on campaign issues and helped him get the campaign chairmanship, which

news, a more cheerful subject, we have an old grandfather of the republican party, bob dole, stumping figure out why he's in the middle of a three-day ten city tour, doing meet and greets at age 90 in kansas. what do you think, michael steele? look at the map, these are the places he's hitting, 90 years old and limitless energy. >> i'm glad to see him back in the game a little bit this way. he's taken a few hits over the last few months by some on the far right within my party and that's been unfortunate and i think rather bone headed. >> he's a national treasure. >> regardless of how you view his quote, politics, the fact of the matter is he's been in some trenches that none of us dare go to, i'm not just talking militarily but pushing the party beyond the limits we've put on ourselves sometimes. i'm glad to see the fighting warrior out there. >> he's making strong statements. >> he is. >> decrying foreign policy. still until it. >> i think that's important. >> how important are these elder statesmen to both parties? we see a tremendous budget every time bill clinton hits the campaig

they've done nothing about health care policy since bob dole was the leader and did have a decent health care program. so this is not a party that is interested in results at all. they're only interested in politics. and these ridiculous arguments and statements by people like paul ryan show that clearly. >> it sounds like president obama now has a political line of argument here that's very difficult for the republicans to counter. let's listen to what the president said about where we stand now. >> why are folks working so hard for people not to have health insurance? why are they so mad about the idea of folks having health insurance? many of the tall tales that have been told about this law have been debunked. there are still no death panels. armageddon has not arrived. instead, this law is helping millions of americans. >> jonathan capehart, armageddon was supposed to have arrived by now with this full implementation of the affordable care act. so the republican predictions about the end of the world are proving not to be true. >> and proving not to be true spectacularly. remember o

last week, it was bob dole, the one-time republican presidential candidate and longtime senate republicanr. he's 90 now, no longer running for anything. but he sent out on a tour of his home state of kansas for no reason but to say thank you. >> we had a great time so far. had a lot of wonderful people. and you can take the boy out of kansas, but you can't take kansas out of the boy. >> reporter: he made nine stops over three days and planned 16 more stops next month. back when he was senator dole, he was a regular guest on "face the nation." and almost always came armed with some news and usually a little humor. >> schieffer: welcome back, senator dole. we haven't seen you in a while. where have you been? >> i've been about everywhere floo in kansas last week, he was everywhere again. >> i want to thank you all for coming. i'm going to say hello and get a few pictures and then bill's going to give me a million dollars. (laughter) that's my normal speaking fee. (laughter) that's why i don't make any speeches. >> schieffer: well, thank you, senator dole. we miss you around here. ♪ [ girl ]

thomas seoul, a great writer and a friend has written, i have this card i carry it around like bob dole cares the 10th amendment. much of the social history of the western world over the past three decades has involved replacing what works with what sounded good. our friend bob dunkel who is on fox, aye this book and to a column for "usa today" called common ground, acknowledges many of the social programs were begun in good faith in the lyndon johnson administration. the so-called great society. he acknowledges now that we didn't take into consideration human nature, that giving people a check and providing women with checks when the babies out of wedlock was not only not good for them, it wasn't good for the country. we've moved a long way from john kennedy's great and i go admonition, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. >> host: you believe people should remain engage with government and with politics fancy absolutely or i wouldn't be writing my syndicated column for the last 30 years. i'm saying you shouldn't expect more out of government

as an intelligence council for the former senator bob dole during his cia career he was a special assistant to the associate director of social intelligence for military support he was at the state department as the director for law enforcement issues and the senior director at the reconnaissance office. since leaving government, he's been a senior defense contractor at the software executive he testifies before the congress. he comments extensively on a range of defense and intelligence issues on television and radio. so i'm thrilled to have you with us here today. to his immediate left is mr. kevin who is already an established bitcoin minor. he studies risk analysis and a e cybersecurity and he will be working for block chain info this coming summer. he serves as the captain of the air force association cyber patriot competition steam which he led it through the nationwide competition with 16 teams competing to test how well one can secure from viruses, trojans, etc.. his team was a 16th place. so not a bad for the work that he did. in 2012 with the northrop grumman corporation on the cl

the great champion of this is senator bob dole who has made this his great passion, and for him the fact that veterans come home from war in iraq and afghanistan, so many more veterans now suffering the loss of limbs and so forth and rehabilitating here and getting to take advantage of the a.d.a. and the accommodations we have here in this country but then being told that the -- while you're able bodied counterparts can have jobs overseas, only the a.d.a. extends across the commonwealth of the u.s. and it's not fair to our vets, it's not fair to persons with disabilities. what this convention would do is simply allows the united states -- allow the united states to be party to a convention that enshrines the provision of the a.d.a. and as a party of that convention we would press other countries to bring their standards up to ours. and it is critical for us to be part of that convention in order to show real leadership on disability rights. it has strong bipartisan support in the senate. and we are still working again with senator dole, senator mccain, senator barrasso, senator ayotte an

remember, mercedes, from the, from the, i guess it was the 1992 election if men only had voted, bob doleould have been president. clearly there is something attractive about the clinton dynasty to women, so, does that mean the republicans have to come up with a female candidate or maybe a female vice-presidential candidate to blunt some of that impact? >> gosh, i would love for the republican party to come up with a presidential candidate who is woman or a vice-presidential candidate who is woman. it is long overdue. we had a great gop women governors, women senators, that are rising like senator kelly ayote. again i think absolutely. this is, you know, women vote is so incredibly important. i think when you look at the republican party, when you're talking about the economic message, the messages that resonate for women, they have a lot of work to do to make sure they can communicate the message and those policies will be helpful for women and their families. jon: so, marjorie, if hillary wants it, is it hers? >> i don't think anything is a given. as you know, in politics anything can c

the great champion of this is senator bob dole who has made this his great passion, and for him the factthat veterans come home from war in iraq and afghanistan, so many more veterans now suffering the loss of limbs and so forth and rehabilitating here and getting to take advantage of the a.d.a. and the accommodations we have here in this country but then being told that the -- while you're able bodied counterparts can have jobs overseas, only the a.d.a. extends across the commonwealth of the u.s. and it's not fair to our vets, it's not fair to persons with disabilities. what this convention would do is simply allows the united states -- allow the united states to be party to a convention that enshrines the provision of the a.d.a. and as a party of that convention we would press other countries to bring their standards up to ours. and it is critical for us to be part of that convention in order to show real leadership on disability rights. it has strong bipartisan support in the senate. and we are still working again with senator dole, senator mccain, senator barrasso, senator ayotte and

as an intelligence council the former senator bob dole during his cia career the things that i can talk about, he was special assistant to the associate director of central intelligence for military support. he was at the state department as a program director for law enforcement issues in russia and eastern europe's and a senior budget director at the national reconnaissance office. since leaving office he had been a senior defense contractor insult or executive, testified before congress, comments extensively on a range of defense and intelligence issues fed to him immediate left, freshmen and the honors program, already an established bitcoin minor. costa the security my working per block chain end of this coming summer and the company's london office and serves as counsel of the air force's physician sir richard competition team which he lent her a nationwide competition the 1600 teams competing to test how well one can secure computers from viruses, back doors, trojans. his team came in second place among 1600. not bad for the work that he did. in 2012 he in turn with the northrop

bob dole-is imson -- bowles-simpson is a combination of balance and strategic investments in long-term economic growth. the bowles-simpson report says, and i quote, we must invest in education, infrastructure, and high value research and development to help our economy grow, keep us globally competitive, and make it easier for business to create jobs. the chairman of the budget committee voted against bowles-simpson. this budget disinvests in those priorities, which will help us create jobs and grow our middle class. it undercuts our ability to invest in economic competitiveness and the growth we need to secure the goal of a sustainable fiscal future. at the same time the republican budget does not follow the bipartisan commission's framework for achieving deficit savings, a balanced approach that combines new revenue with spending reductions. there are no new revenues in this budget, and it's spending cuts are severe and irresponsible, cutting even deeper than the painful sequester. as i said yesterday, g.o.p. appropriations committee chairman hal rogers called the sequester levels un

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but the republicans were pulled around most live by moderates in the party, like bob dole, howard baker of tennessee, pulled reagan and the republicans around to pretty strong support, and all along, the republicans and others who opposed the king holiday, mostly did so on really -- on the basis of really boring reasons that did not make good copy. it would be expensive to give the whole nation's work force another day off. they calculated that would be quite costly. ill advised in an economic crisis. they said, not enough time had passed for the nation to get enough distance, and you had on conservatives like strom thurmond who voted for the holiday, surprisingly, saying dr. king's work wasn't finished and the existence of the martin luther king center for nonviolent social change established by coretta king, proves there is not enough history passed for getting the proper distance to decide if this is a person we want to single out more than lincoln, more than george washington car very, more than jack kennedy, et cetera, and it was because mcdonald and ashbrook from ohio, and then fo

your other questions raised on the disabilities convention, the great champion of this is senator bob dolewho has made this is a great passion, and for him, and the fact that veterans come home from war in iraq and afghanistan, so many more veterans now suffering the loss of limbs and so forth and rehabilitating here, getting to big events of the accommodation we have here in this country, let in effect until the protections and at the nation's sure. while you're able-bodied counterparts can imagine jobs overseas, only the ada extends only across the continental u.s. and in the global marketplace that's not fair to the veterans warfare to person with a disability generally. ..

bob dole was so proud, of here, he voted against it, he led the charge. it's terrible. now you have tea party members that come to signs at rallies that say, "don't touch my medicare." they love medicare. well, they don't understand, it is a government program, medicare. it's a government insurer. of course, paul ryan wants to end it in his budget so i guess nothing changes, it all stays the same. they hated medicare. they still hate it. they want it to wither on the vine and they totally destroy it in ryan's budget. and social security? you should hear what they said about social security. it was an abomination, that's what they said. so nothing changes. you have different people in different clothes. i look a little different than the democrats in the old days. there were no women here, for starters. and my colleague is really handsome and he had some predecessors that looked good, but they all say the same thing. government shouldn't be involved in any of this, it will all be great. and you know what? i wish they were right. i wish they were right. you know, my husba