i'm john batchelor. this is the john batchelor show. i am a cpac 2018. , am on stage with liz peek sebastian gorka, and that he is mccarter. we have discussed the larger themes, but now we look to the future, the millennials. lucky enoughho are to have children who are millennials, we understand that we are dad and mom and therefore, ok. [applause] -- [laughter] mr. batchelor: but they are the institutional memory for what we are struggling with. liz, i want to start with you because you have elderly also bridgingd the gaps, you can see the millennials around you in new york. we are told that the millennials are keen on barack obama and the democratic party. the millennials i know, they have all -- they'll have got 401k's. i would have been drummed out of the boomers. but they have got 401(k)s. is that going to bring them back to common sense? ms. peek: i think this is a teaching moment for millennials. you liked ines, the regulatory burden, and the economy is unshackled and begins to grow and that is good for everyone. after eight year

this is the john batchelor show at the american conservative union cpac 2018. and i think everyone. i am john batchelor. ♪ out from the conservative political action conference, with a look at the opioid epidemic. peter shumlin and mary taylor consider ways to reduce addiction and opioid related deaths. the moderator is greta van susteren. ♪ ms. van susteren: good afternoon. very happy to be here today to moderate this fabulous panel about a very distressing issue, an issue that is bipartisan. it affects republicans, democrats, independents, it affects everybody. and i want to get started right away because this is a problem we all need to think about and talk about. i want to start with the lieutenant governor of ohio. why is this topic important to you? we could be here talking about jobs in ohio and how many jobs you have open. why do you want to talk about this one? lt. gov. taylor: this is an impact on every finally. -- on every family. i've also seen it in the state of ohio. havee talked to people who suffered in the crisis. it has touched every single person i have come acros

this is the john batchelor show. the cpac 2018.m doing this radio show on stage, but i am dealing with people who are very happy and measuring theth strength of the republican party. peace and prosperity is what elected i in 1956. they spent the first half of the 20th century dealing with the new deal. in the second half, peace and prosperity. this is a hard question. days, andlooking for what happened to isis? is we have a new present -- president who has seem to compress them within six months. i must give credit where credit is due. president trump's military which allows them to do their job. secondly, we have the best military in the world. when you let them do their job they will crush our enemies. lastly, and harrisburg credit is due. steve bannon as the chief -- i want a bumper sticker for the next three months and it should say i want no more physical caliphate. group -- we have to obliterate it. do, did the of armed forces in three months took back and destroyed the caliphate. that is why we are safer with one caveat. don