gwen: more ted cruz or jack kemp? >> and jack kemp is who he says his role model is. so in his acceptance speech, accepting the nomination, on tuesday night, he talked about jack kemp a lot. he talked about finding conservative solutions to problems. and saying it's not good enough to oppose bad ideas. you have to have your own good ideas. he's been campaigning very hard in nebraska on his proposals to replace obamacare. so he very much wants to fuse, i think, the sort of ted cruz and mitch mcconnell wings of the party. even though mitch mcconnell sort of was linked to some groups that opposed sasse in this primary, he spoke to mcconnell on tuesday night. he said he will support mcconnell for leader. and so he clearly wants to bridge that divide. >> molly, are we look at a situation where the establishment republicans have moved so far to the right that you can't tell the difference between them and the two parties and the tea party anyway? similar thing came up in north carolina when tom tillis got nominated. very conservative house speaker. and the -- rand paul back

but i know jack kemp. and something like this was said before, but paul ryan is no jack ke kemp.he utter contempt that a small group of people in the republican party have for the poor and middle class. first of all, the budget is not going anywhere and the reason they have this blueprint of, i guess, what's going to be the 2016 campaign is they want a basis to explain that they are going to favor the rich, which unfortunately 1% owns about 43% of the wealth and really the middle class is slipping into poverty. this makes no sense for the republican party, a nation, or those people who really want to work and have been said whether they are black or white have a culture not wanting to work. that is holding these people in utter contempt and it's really painful. >> so i'm wondering, you have some strong thoughts about what paul ryan is proposing. take us inside this meeting a little bit. did you express those thoughts to him? what kind of dialogue happened? what did he say in response? he talked about how one of the goals is to promote a bipartisan dialogue. what was the conversat

i would be willing to bet my friend steve liked it when jack kemp was the first to recommend enterprise own and it was an republican idea. >> president obama outlined this plan and said the following. i'm going to quote, president obama has focused on boosting u.s. manufacturing by rewarding companies that create jobs here rescuing the u.s. auto industry and expanding exports. again, he rewards companies. he rescued the u.s. auto companies. he's putting himself at the forefront of this economy. >> it all sounds good, doesn't it? but the greatest example of a free market versus government assistance that we have that applies to manufacturing is between ford motor and general motors. ford motor is just at it now and did it all on their own and with innovation and global expansion and they added jobs and general motors continues to have problems. look at the most recent scandal that's been brewing in general motors. so this is, you know, steve gets to the point. we have to decide whether this is welfare or whether it's really investment and if it's really investment, then why aren't privat

you would know more than most people but people can name jack kemp and andrew cuomo. >> and henry cisneros. it's not a high profile gig. >> and you'll forgive me if i see politics in this and in virtually everything that happens in washington, particularly in an election year. people do talk about 2016. think this has as much to do about 2014 as well. hispanic are a key constituency of the president and midterm election. it's all about the core constituency, those who are motivated to get up and vote. the president has been working all year to motivate those constituents, particularly hispanic. many have applauded this nomination today, and it's excepted that he'll sail through. >> and all three are harvard men in one way or another. very interesting story. mike, good to see you as always. thank you very much for joining us. >>> we have another sign that the united states housing market may be warming up. sales of new homes climbed 6.4% in april compared to march. that was better than what economists had expected and came after two straight months of declines. but compared to april of last

and last night he said the republican he wants to emulate is jack kemp. >> kemp said that we can only fight big government with bigger ideas and that we have an obligation to offer alternatives to liberalism's path of decline. we have to offer real plans, renewed opportunity and conservative optimism, and that's what this campaign has been about for the last 11 months and it's what it will be about for the next 174 days. >> sounds a lot more like paul ryan than anyone else. he'll face democratic opponent dave domina. you got to ask yourself what's going on with the nebraska democratic party? this was a competitive state party for decades, exxon, carey, nelson. amazing what's happened. barely a competitive state party anymore in nebraska. pete rikts, son of jjoe rickets. >> sometimes in politics you fight hard, you come up short and we fought as hard as we could. i thought that maybe god had served me up enough humble pie for two years but here comes another piece. >> you need somebody who has pressure perspectives, new ideas, a track record of success in the private sector, someone wh

to governor corzine of new jersey and tony sayegh, former press aid to pressdentialal candidate jack kempt do you say? >> first of all what he was criticizing an effort to raise awareness of, worldwide awareness of this horrible kidnapping of hundreds of girls in africa which has been effective in raising awareness, second of all, this is mike rogers himself of twitter following of almost 2000 people, he put out 1200 tweets, he tweeted about this and his seeming to belief in foreign policy leadership he is leaving congress to host a radio show, so that is not foreign policy i don't disagree there needs to be holistic approach to foreign policy and incredibly dangerous world and incredibly shifting world this administration is managing well and having to react to it on 24 hour basis martha: there is couple levels here and point is well-taken in reaching people a lot of people had not heard about this until this twitter campaign and we also know so much of what we saw happen across the middle east in terms of uprising was driven by twitter and driven by social media and having impact on glo