governor gary johnson got more than a million votes but barack obama got 16 million.balanced the budget and was elected twice in the democratic state. good for you. i voted libertarian in the last presidential election. >> and got killed. 1% of the vote 1.3 million votes very disappointing. when i think that libertarians speak on behalf of the majority of americans which is being fiscally responsible and socially i don't really care as long as what you do socially doesn't adversely affect my life. john: so you think it's you or you think it's libertarians? >> in the case of politics it's about money. obama romney -- i spent a million dollars. you had to be in a, b, and c polls, when you average one of the polls how do you average 2% when you are only in one of the polls. >> talk about four current governors who want to be president. scott walker of wisconsin, john kasich of ohio, chris christie of new jersey and mike pence of indiana. if you had to pick one, why are you laughing? >> i wouldn't pick any one of them. john: they are all governors. >> social conservatives

kerry sheffield joins me from the competitive enterprise is chaired joined by gary johnson who also reallydent in 2012 and prisons -- president of citizens for --. what did what about -- what did rand paul darr by today? back a lot. he did say he was not a democrat light so he is conservative with social issues of the republicans are social conservatives. but to military spending. kennedy: it was the difference story trimming the defense budget but not adding on $90,000,000,000.78 tries to ride that razr edge. they feel that he betrays the libertarian principles whether he is genuine is anc is a pleasing anybody in that regard. that he is very skeptical i want him to be a ham self is the right where he needs to be? ltd. is interesting in general think you don't have to be a registered republican to vote in the primary. that is a plus also he takes the nations from bitcoin. he is being attacked by the million-dollar ad when he has said he is with the republicans. so it boggles the mind this is what it is all about. >> is there such a thing as the conservative movement? >> i think that socia

host: former new mexico governor gary johnson was the libertarian nominee in 2012.e background on the party, it is the third largest party in the country formed in 1971 in colorado springs. one of its former nominees was congressman ron paul. about399,300 registered libertarians nationwide. why's it so hard for a third party to break out of the democrats and republicans? guest: the old parties controlled ballot access rules election rules. they cheat with both hands. they do anything they can to stop us from getting our message out to the american people because they cannot answer simple questions like why do you want to support violent mexican drug cartels rather than legalizing something that is safer than alcohol. host: what is the biggest difference between your party and democrats and republicans? guest: we support all freedoms all the time. democrats say you have to choose. if you support marriage equality you cannot have a gun to protect you and your same-sex partner. republicans make you choose, if you want to have a gun to protect you and your same-sex part

political heavyweights like gary johnson. sam brownback, mike gravel and dick gephardt.e of those men captured their party's nomination. how about the last major candidates to declare? rick peri. allen keys. barack obama and dennis cue sin itch. only one president in the lot. president obama who entered the race back then in this fashion. >> for that is our unyielding faith. that in the face of impossible odds people who love their country can change it. that's what abraham lincoln understood. he had his doubts. he had his defeats. >> reporter: compare that to hillary clinton, who thematically those a couch and a youtube video for her 2008 declaration. >> barack obama doesn't do his announcement on a living room sofa. he goes to the steps of the state capital in springfield illinois where abraham lincoln gave speeches. he draw parallels from lincoln to himself in front of an adooring crowd. >> reporter: this time around wayland says marco rubio's narrative might stand out the most. the son of cuban immigrants he announced at miami's freedom tower where many cuban immigra

libertarian party candidate and president and former two-term republican governor of new mexico gary johnson. thank you so much for joining us gentlemen. governor let me start with you. savannah guthrie laid out things actually said by senator paul compared to other things that he said on documented interviews. he never addressed those differences. he referred to iran as not being a threat saying they could barely make their own gasoline. now we know where he stands with sanctions, for example. he also in a budget plan wanted to cut aid to israel later on saying that was not the case. are those not changes in policy? >> well clearly. and, you know rand paul is engaged right now in trying to get the republican nomination so that involves having to pander if you will to the right. and these are issues that are really important to the right. republicans are all about a balanced budget, all about cutting spending but not when it comes to the military. you know it just doesn't fit. >> so do you believe that he is like so many others trying to have it both ways? in one respect he wants to have the

>> i would like to see gary johnson. >> why? >> i don't think the democrats or republicans realize that the constitutional hole we have gotten into. maybe the democrats to realize it, but they don't want to change it because they are profiting from the use of identity politics in which women vote for women, black foes for blacks -- blacks vote for blacks , but i think if you poke into don't realize this problem, but they have the problem to make some changes and get back to a constitutional government. >> what do you mean by constitutional government? >> in particular, the dual sovereignty issue is a big one for me. both marco rubio, rand paul, and ted cruz -- and head crews and marco rubio both said they would continue to enforce the federal drug laws in states where the local states have legalized medical marijuana -- that should be a state issue. it's not just the drug issue the federal government is riding roughshod over the states rights. constitutional's -- individuals have constitutional rights. the ability of the preside

johnson fostered the talent of at least three noble prize winners in economics including milton friedman, jim buchanan, and gary becker. dr. johnson influenced economic policy during seven presidential administrations. he established a lunch time forum for envelope discussion -- informal discussion for ambassadors and even president george h.w. bush would attend. mr. speaker, dr. johnson was a humble and very forward-looking man. while engaging with many world leaders and policymakers, he was always a very private person, very seldom talking about himself. he always -- he also taught economics nearly his entire professional life at the university of virginia, george mason university, and george washington university. throughout his career, dr. johnson was active in professional societies such as the national association of business economists, serving as chapter president in 1971. the institute for social science research, the rural economic society, the national tax association, american finance association, southern economic association, and the cost mose club -- cosmos club here in washington where he often

gary: most loyal citizens said there was unfinished business before johnson goes off track in the summer of 1865. matt: right after the war? gary: in the immediate aftermath of the war. matt: no, except to the extent that some portion of them say more people need to be hung. gary: retribution? matt: yes. i do not think at the end of the war people were saying if we had six more months, we could get the thing done. joan: chronology is everything. if you asked them on april 10, 1865, he would be exhilaration of the country can be seen healing. if you asked them after lincoln's assassination, that would be different. if you asked them during the summer of 1865 and through 1866, living through andrew johnson's reconstruction, where it seemed that the ex-confederates were emboldened to such an extent that they ignored -- it seems that they not only ignored but disrespected the results of the war, i think a lot of northerners would be upset. and in fact, they were. we know the results of the vote that was cast that gave the vetoproof congress for andrew johnson to deal with for the rest of his

the giants high lights and all the other sports up next. 7 >> gary :giants opening a set of three games inl-a- against the dodgers. magic johnson part owner of the dodgers bottom 3rd tim lincecum done in by one inning joc pederson takes him into the right-field corner for an rbi double 4 runs in the 3rd for the dodgers 4-0 top 5th/ 4-2 dodgers angel pagan bounces one up the middle great diving stop by howie kendrick joe panik scores but kendrick saves a run 4-3 dodgers still lead bottom 6th/ 4-3 dodgers pederson takes george kontos out for a solo home run 5-3 dodgers final: 8-3 dodgers giants: 8-12 justin turner hit a three run homer in the last inning coming off their first four- game sweep since winning the nba title 40 years ago. after a day off the warriors were back at work today at their practice facility in oakland they will likely face the memphis grizzlies in the next round they hold a 3-1 after losing in portland tonight the conference semifinals as early as sunday at oracle arena draymond green isn't too concerned about the extra time off >>:everybody is focused. we are off to a great start and to keep going to be go

. >> gary: this would normally be the shot of the day six tall brick zack johnson holds up his approach for eagle. johnson won his match to up here is the shot of the day 17th hole. then martin with a hole in one to go up on that. martin would win one and up pricked--1-up >> gary: justin rose to credit watching stuff curry and his men last sunday in lawlessness is the shortcut and loses his match 3-2. >> gary: on the flip side is the l.a. in the bay area. this evening with giants lose and the dodgers' 7-3. >> gary:hunter pence waiting for him to come back! >>music >> gary: giants on waiting for pence to come back from a fractured arm. >> gary: catherine, you are my friend a long time. ever get a sore throat and i am not on kron one night and i am shaking my you know what do not even tell me this is it really shook me in the late--leg. >> catherine:shoot you! >> catherine: (laughter) >> catherine:yes a little weird. >> catherine: we earlier established that was not twerking but whatever it is to not do it. >> gary: rabin which is asking for people to carry guns and kapernick agreed. --ca

, would he have fared better than andrew johnson in the spirit of reconstruction in the postwar period? what do you all think of that? professor leonard: as gary said quietly, he would not have fared worst. [laughter] some have said kindergartners would have done better than andrew johnson. [laughter] i am sorry. but i think there is no question that lincoln would have done a better job. i think we can say that within the framework of understanding that i do not think we would appreciate lincoln or feel the way so many people feel about link it today had he had to live through that period . i have said in various contexts except for the fact that he was murdered, he really got up pretty easily. [laughter] reconstruction! professor gallagher: mr. holzer: where is that quote? professor leonard: it came out of my mouth. professor gallagher: and there is the sound bite for this panel. [laughter] professor leonard: it is going viral. professor gallagher: it is being twittered. professor varon: so what you think, would lincoln have fared better? mr. holzer: i think the infirmary infuriated members of congress, as johnson did. i think the gains would

we have, of course, our puppies, we have brad johnson. [ laughter ] we have kyle mcadams, mary kennedy, ted mooney, roger blaine, lisa armstrong, and garyll right, guys, before i release you i need you to listen up -- gary! focus up, gary! gary frick jr., focus up. okay, thank you. now, i want to clean eating here. i don't want to see any peeing. i don't want to see any butt sniffing. i want this to be -- are you -- gary? hey, focus, i'm talking. yeah, okay, good, thank you. i appreciate that. okay, good. it's a clean vote here, all right? let's do it. drum roll, please. [ drum roll ] release the puppies. there they go. ♪ [ audience aws ] good boy, gary. ♪ [ cheers ] it's a very close game. looks like michigan is going to take it. you guys want to play? or no? you want to sleep? oh, he's turned. he's going for kentucky. this could are the deciding vote right here. who are they going for here? come on guys, don't be afraid. ♪ there you go. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] there it is, right there. michigan is the winner. michigan state! [ cheers and applause ] michigan state will be crowned the 2015 national champs. you heard it here first. enj

gary in petaluma, thick fog. there's an award-winner. my gosh, we're on a roll today. is this another joe johnson? . >> . the dew points are too high.ill be an end product more so than critical minimums. today baseball mostly cloudy, partly sunny, 64 degrees. san jose, also dealing with some higher clouds. overall 44 to start. 60, go for a high today of 70. might hit 70 about a couple minutes now. i think it'll back off. a lot of upper 60s. the low meandering, going to go all the way down to saint. a few high clouds coming up from santa cruz and monta ray, holliser it, and santa clara valley. the coldest i saw was 35 at valley ford. a lot of 37s around petaluma, russian river, 37 to 39. i'm waiting for livermore to get to 39. somebody out there probably has a 39. half-moon bay at 41 degrees. 46, 45fresno down to bakersfield. all started in bakersfield. and blue canyon at 38. just few high clouds, but overall, partly cloudy. i had a report from slow we up in clear lake, a lot of high clouds up there as well. that's really the only bug a boo here. dry pattern, next hint of any rain would be tuesday. that does not look very strong. chi

garies world will be chatting about the bay bridge. will also had 7000 the police officers heading to san jose this morning to pay their final respects to officer michael johnsone memorial service and the procession route. and a man has video of the show's and the woman jumped a fence at the airport we have video pish from him showing her breaking into his home. >> reporter: is getting closer now to the hour when the memorial will began for the san jose police officer the was killed of duty. in the next few hours your seat thousands of officers heading to san jose to pay their respects to officer michael johnson. last tuesday he was shot and killed without warning last tuesday. >> reporter: started about 3 in the house hours from now i can tell you some officers are already inside there is much work to be done at san jose police

johnson would urinate in front of reporters was never reported. certainly jfk's affairs were never reported. the first time the press actually reported anything of that sort was when garyealed that he was having this affair with donna rice. i reveal in my secret service book "the first family detail," that that was just the tip of the iceberg. warren beatty, hart's friend, arranged to have these gorgeous starlets show up at beatty's home. hart would be there, beatty would not be there. these starlets would jump in the hot tub with beatty outside, take off their tops and their bottoms and stay overnight, and the secret service agents would just be amazed. there's a 10 there's a 9 going by. so that was the real story on gary hart. >> host: gotta a tell you "inside congress" leads like a jekyll and suzanne novel. lot of sex, money, drugs. >> guest: well, one theme in the "inside congress" book is the double standard, the arrogance of members of congress who, for example, with ted kennedy would drive drunk. a police officer would stop that person and, of course then never arrest them. in fact, they have a term to this day could unarresting meaning they arrested the person

johnson would urinate in front of reporters was never reported. certainly jfk's affairs were never reported. the first time the press actually reported anything of that sort was when garyg for president, and "the new york times" revealed that he was having this affair with donna rice. i reveal in my secret service book "the first family detail," that that was just the tip of the iceberg. warren beatty, hart's friend, arranged to have these gorgeous starlets show up at beatty's home. hart would be there, beatty would not be there. these starlets would jump in the hot tub with beatty outside, take off their tops and their bottoms and stay overnight, and the secret service agents would just be amazed. there's a 10 there's a 9 going by. so that was the real story on gary hart. >> host: gotta a tell you "inside congress" leads like a jekyll and suzanne novel. lot of sex, money, drugs. >> guest: well, one theme in the "inside congress" book is the double standard, the arrogance of members of congress who, for example, with ted kennedy would drive drunk. a police officer would stop that person and, of course then never arrest them. in fact, they have a term to this day could

gibbs cole gresham carl, alicia gutierrez, grace johnson, matthew lange dequan lindsey, jacob detaja, elisha, destiny spoon, bailey stevens miran, nathan, gary walsh, caitlin watson, david wilke and cara young. these are all the students on the team. while i don't have all the names of their parents and teachers, i want to congratulate them as well and thank them for their efforts in helping create our future scientists innovators and for challenging these middle school students to be the very best they can. see, these things don't happen overnight. these science olympiad team training weekends, spending saturdays and sundays figuring all these mathematic formulas out and figuring out this science. i also want to wish the best of luck to all of you as you make your way to lincoln, nebraska, for the national competition which is in may. i'd like toned by saying may god continue to bless these students, these teachers and parents pearts. may god put a protection over them as they travel and may god continue to bless bell street middle school and may god continue to bless the united states of america. i'd also like to take this opportunity to f