john: gary johnson, hady heath, and charles cook of national review are with us. so, charles, you first. >> i think there is a soldier the audience. lying facedown with shrapnel in her brain, we should make a virtue of what they have de. >> i agree wwth charles. and i like the wind that if you are a citizen who makes the state of our human strong, i agree withhat. i don't believe the president's actions or policies reflect that philosophy. i agree with it. >> paraphrasing, we have hundreds of millions of enemies. if not for our military intervention. [applause] john: what did you hate the most? >> what i hated is that he implied that he was taking government credit for our most technological innovations. and that he was taking credit for past technological innovations and the government is going to lead when it comes to technical innovation, which is just baloney. [applause] >> i hated to see the president pay women is a victim class. >> he ruled out the statistic in this always reliable thing. >> women make up half of our workforce. but they still make and 7 cent

gary johnson and thaddeus russell. from facebook, how can congress bypass the constition?e things they can do. one is litigate and they can take it to court and point out that this is a country made up of three distinct branches of government andthe courts will sometimes back that up. and use the bully pulpit and speak up in front of the citizenry. and go out and make that case before the american public. >> isn't it just another government handout? and how they plan on paying for it? john: this was a totally new idea. >> it was guaranteed also. i'm curious to see the details of equity and i does have a sense that this is all a prelude to the monetary collapse at we will experience as we print as much money as we do. >> the president's address tonight contain not one word about entitlement reform. i'd like to know how we expect our country's currency and the economy as a whole to sy and the economy as a whole to succeed when entitlement reforms are what a responsible the highest level since world war ii. >> and triilions of dollars of promises with our biggest problem. tha

now he joins gary switzerins jimmie johnson and pete carroll. ncaa championship. about peterint carroll. last night i was fortunate to be locker room when he finally got his team together ng the was talking to them. i said to my buddy at sports is theustrated, i said this usc locker room. he sounds precely like he did at usc. i saw a couple of tapes of him in college. he is mr. energy. gyit is unbelievableunbe he is s 's. ke he is 32. my opinion, pete carroll could be the greatest speechreas maker in the world but if you if yo't have russell william -- russell lson, if y lst have a totalitarian dense like heyou're going to be yelling in the wind. but i do believe, jim, you said it exactly right, and rachel, that he knows his players so well. he knows what gets buyers happy. no repeat friday at practice, he has al this music playing at practice. >> in the interviewini think that paul allen did, about an hour we had a conversation. what did youwhat dhim? >>>> i thought highly of him. the people of seattle said to. himyohave to keep this team le.s it was because of p

legislative counsel michelle johnson we'der and gary endicott. i want to say thank you to senator cochran's staff. they have led that effort and we want to thank them for their partnership and excellent work. and finally our secretary of agriculture, secretary vilsack in the usda, the technical expertise that we have received on every single section has been absolutely invaluable and when it came to the final days on dairy, the secretary played a very, very critical role in helping us get the compromise that will allow us to meet the goals and address farmers all over the country. and last but not least, the congressional budget office, who we called on day and night, and we appreciate their efforts. so, mr. president, i appreciate your patience in allowing me to do this at this time. i wanted to make sure we had a chance to say thank you to a lot of folks that deserve, as usual, a tremendous amount of credit for getting this done. they're the folks behind the scenes that have made this happen. and i'm very, very proud of each and every one of th