haley barbour the lobbyist for ltc called mail. he had an air of hey it's haley, need this one.ranslate that. what do you mean? >> guest: neal pulls can verify the story because he came to me. he was the head of the congressional republican national committee. when i came into congress he was the money guy wanting to raise money you went to haley barbour. c-span: he is a lobbyist for ltc? >> guest: for ltc who is against jack abramoff is so lobbyist for sub dying. c-span: neal told me at one point haley said something to the effect that he was fairly busy end quote have dog call me on this sometime unquote. two members of congress normally pick up the phone and call obvious? >> guest: it probably happened today and i've done it. i am busy, i have.com me. c-span: let me finish this. however the real problem stemmed from something ltc's lobbies that not only to us but the other simple. he referred to foxcom as -- it could not understand why we want to give a contract to a foreign foreign -- company. you don't say this but are you talking about haley barbour saying that? you say th

smack in the middle, that's haley barbour, former chairman of the republican national committee. he made a fortune lobbying for corporations, especially for the ta backco industry, then went home to serve two terms as governor of mississippi, and couldn't wait to get back to washington, where once again, he's gun-slinging for the big boys. so why did these three d.c. desperadoes ride into a small mississippi town? seems that when barbour was governor, he offered mcauliffe a very attractive state package of price and tax subsidies for a plant there to build electric cars for his greentech automotive company. mcauliffe also tapped his politically connected network for more than $100 million in capital with the help of hillary clinton's brother, tony rodham, whose company, gulf coast funds management, shares office space with greentech and raised money from overseas. they held a big shindig for greentech's grand opening last year, and that's where this picture was snapped of three very happy crony capitalists. unfortunately, back in virginia, where greentech is based and mcauliffe i