he is david mcintosh. good morning.lub for growth -- for those who may not be familiar, what is it? what is your purpose? guest: we are the premier advocate for free market, limited government policy. most of our work is through 's that support and about half of the freedom caucus members. we support them both with our getting contributions for them, and we have a super pac that spends money in the races. i believe is that when you have champions on capitol hill, pushing for less regulations, less taxes, we will get better policy. host: is donald trump a champion in your mind? guest: he is the opposite of that. he is pretending to be a conservative, but his record is very liberal on all the issues. host: your organization just put out a white paper on donald trump. some of the things you say trump supported the largest tax increase in history, one place where trump hisbeen consistent equally troubling, calling for harmful, the government tariffs. case, he has not been a public office, but for one decade or more, he has

. >> host: david mcintosh to what you think about his argument transfer it shows the real flaw in president obama's thinking. he views that the government should decide which jobs should be great of which jobs should be destroyed. and so to advance a political agenda come in this case radical environmental listen, he wants to forgo the jobs created the pipelines but he said the grading infrastructure jobs. to promote his political agenda of government takeover of health care, he's willing to sacrifice millions of jobs of small employees, employers who couldn't afford to provide health care whether employers so they started shrinking the roles. that's diametrically opposed to what we think the role of government is. government should provide security, should provide enforcement of property rights and contracts, but then let the private sector decide we want to build a pipe with or do we want to build a road? and invest in the. we have a tradition in this country of government sponsored freeways in infrastructure. our view is turn that back to the states, send the funding to them, let them de

he is david mcintosh. good morning. club for growth -- for those who may not be familiar, what is it? what is your purpose? guest: we are the premier advocate for free market, limited government policy. most of our work is through 's that support and about half of the freedom caucus members. we support them both with our getting contributions for them, and we have a super pac that spends money in the races. i believe is that when you have champions on capitol hill, pushing for less regulations, less taxes, we will get better policy. host: is donald trump a champion in your mind? guest: he is the opposite of that. he is pretending to be a conservative, but his record is very liberal on all the issues. host: your organization just put out a white paper on donald trump. some of the things you say trump supported the largest tax increase in history, one place where trump hisbeen consistent equally troubling, calling for harmful, the government tariffs. case, he has not been a public office, but for one decade or more, he ha

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joined now by jess mcintosh from emily's list, which endorsed hillary clinton and the senior editor for investigations at the international business times. i want to talk about rubio. david, you had a great piece in international business times basically about the fact that rubio, his book contains passages that are essentially endorsing the tenets of obamacare. endorsing the energy policies from before when he was a state senator. that was a massive opening for jeb bush, much more than electability over abortion. >> i think so. marco rubio laid out a book of innovative ideas. in the chapter on hillary clinton he talked about vastly expanding government-run health care programs. he talked about setting up insurance exchanges. this is a reminder of mitt romney being one of the originators of romneycare which became obamacare. that term "obamacare" has become such a hot button term you may see in the debates people saying you proposed obamacare, you supported it. >> the key to me about that is the way they are going for marco rubio and the reason this is so clarifying and you have seen it from ted cruz. they are going after him because of comprehensive immigration reform.

former rep in the indiana, republican who served 1995-2000 and currently the club president, david mcintosh, good morning. club for growth, what is it? what is your purpose? >> we are the premier advocate for free market limited government policy but most of our work is through our affiliated pack that helped elect champions, folks like pat to me, ted cruz, marco rubio, rand paul, tom cotton, about half of the freedom caucus members, we supported with our pack, contributions for them and a super pac that spends money on those races. our belief is when you have champions on capitol hill pushing for lower taxes, less spending, fewer regulations, we will get better policy. >> host: donald trump agenda in? >> guest: he is the opposite, the worst type of politician who is pretending to be a conservative but his record is very liberal. >> host: your organization put out a white paper on donald trump and some of the things you said, he will come out against obamacare maintaining government must paper universal health care, call for lower taxes but supported the lowest tax increase in history, one