i want to take my friend, david moore, thank you for asking me to be here today.g of honors, it is an honor for me to share the voting for you today. thank you for your service to our nation. your leadership has helped to change the united states and get all of america to live up

. >> i would like to wish my dad, david moore, of jackson, alabama, a happy father's day. father's day, dad, from your soldier girl! ♪ when i look into my father's eyes ♪ >> beautiful new york city on this great father's day. happy father's day to everyone. and just in time for father's day, a new poll showing what kind of dad americans admire most. okay, check it out. comedian and actor bill cosby topping the charts, followed by president obama. joining us to talk about his findin findings, our pollster. >> they can pull the statistic back up. i want to make the point that bill cosby's on the only non-partisan father in america. look at the numbers for barack obama. 69% of democrats chose him number one. only 3% of republicans. now look at the flip. george herbert walker bush. eking out number one choice of americans just eking out a win over bill cosby. and her to one i point out because he's not a politician, tom hanks. that was the third highest, but only 30% of democrats. this was done by the eagles, one of the most philanthropic organizations. >> what is it that bill

i want to take my friend, david moore, thank you for asking me to be here today. speaking of honors, it is an honor for me to share the voting for you today. thank you for your service to our nation. your leadership has helped to change the united states and get all of america to live up to its promises. thank you for all you have done. this whole theme is very exciting. civil war to civil rights. i served on the georgia civil war planning commission and was the chief advisor to the chairman. one of the things i said when we started the commission was planning five or six years ago is we have an opportunity to do something we cannot do 50 years ago in georgia. we have an opportunity to speak and talk honestly about the civil war and its causes and outcomes. we also have an opportunity in the process of doing that to reach some kind of not only understanding but reconciliation in the process of doing that. one of the most important healing methods is just to be honest about things and look at evidence and talk about in a way that includes every body. just the fact

in particular, i want to thank my friend, david moore, who is in the audience for asking me to be heard today. i'm quite honored. and speaking of honors, it is an honor for me to share the podium today with you, sir, the reverend dr. vivian, thank you for your service. your leadership has helped to change the united states and to get all of america to live up to its promises, so thank you for all that you have done. very remarkable. this whole theme i think is really exciting. the civil war to civil rights. warrve on the georgia civil landing commission and was the chief advisor to the chairman, and one of the things that i said when we started that commission and that planning five or six years ago now was that we have an opportunity to do something we could not do 50 years ago in georgia on the centennial of the civil war. we have an opportunity for us all to speak and talk honestly about the civil war, its causes, s outcomes, but we also have the opportunity to reach some kind of not only understanding but reconciliation in the process of doing that. one of the most important healing

moore of heritage foundation. first of all i want to talk about the new guy a little bit, david brat. i don't know if you heard these comments out of him. one thing, very negative on wall street. very negative on the folks that might be watching this show. all investment banks in new york and d.c., those guys should have gone to jail instead of going into jail they went to eric's rolodex and sending him big checks. >> this was a primal scream by voters against washington and wall street. and, obviously, conservatives are extremely angry about what is happened in congress. but the wall street aspect of this is really interesting. people feel like these guys got away, robbed the bank and never paid for it. melissa: you believe that. >> yes. look at this way, i've been saying this all morning, the left, democrats have occupy wall street as their populace base. there is a huge populace base running the republican party and it is tea party. they are dead-set against wall street. those are some of the numbers. this is just this election cycle. look at that, $66,000, not a lot of money for b

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david brat. now cantor is stepping aside as house majority leader. so what does this historic loss mean for the future of the republican party as we get set for the mid term elections? steven mooreonomist with the heritage foundation and coauthored "an inquiry into the nature and causes of wealth of state: how taxes, energy and worker freedom change everything." steven, welcome. what do you learn? what do you take from this? some say this is the conservative wing against the business wing of the republican party. >> i think this was a primal scream by conservatives angry about everything. >> he is not exactly a liberal or a moderate. >> eric is -- he was one of the young guns, people who came to washington a few years ago to shake things up. by the way, the fox news polls have been reporting these for months. what is the approval rating of congress? 12%. i think people were reflecting that anger and taking out the number-two ranked republican in leadership. that's an amazing thing to happen. >> eric cantor said yesterday. i will let all the pundits figure out why i lost. i'm done, essentially. here's one theory. the theory is that since he was with the u.s. chamber of commerce a