presidential candidate john huntsman was telling us that this clearing of the field and a lot of republicanrimaries this week including tea partiers is continuing. it means now that the money guys have a clear picture where they can put their money. so did that clear the decks a little bit? >> absolutely and he is right on. i liked what he said. and he is just a decent human being. >> he gets that, and he's smart, maybe that's the reason that a lot of people didn't get it in the campaign. i always thought that he was right on and a pretty sharp guy. yes, the question is going to be the individual so nice. i see that as supporting the canaday and what is going to happen to a lot of the tea party? the money on that site is going to be drying up in bed. so how are they going to get their message out? and are they going to continue to run candidates against establishment candidates. what have we seen this going down? money doesn't always mean that you're going to win a race. when you have not enough money, it is bad. but sometimes you need to blame the message and not the fact about the money.

. >> people always say what is it like to be on a tv show with john huntsman? it adds to the political -- >> we'll get a -- these primary races, are about turnout. it's been fluid, but we see david purdue at 24%. jack kingston, at 17. karen at 14. if you look at the average, but i think the questions goes to the deeper point, which is is the toor party battle within the republican party. is it about issues or also cultural? whether or not purdue has run, i would say he is part of that old guard culture, and kingston, whatever he wants to claim about being about fiscal discipline and change is an old guard long-time incumbent. he is part of the old republican party. he was with bush when it was cool to be with bush. he may try to reposition, but is the tea party as much about cultural symbols here as it is about policy? >> it is. i would separate it as business republicans and socially conservative and tea party republicans. david purdue is absolutely a business republican. former ceo of reebok and dollar general. he brings that in, and it's very attractive to t

john huntsman who republicans by and large don't listen to, and he is smart and wise on some of thesehis is what he had to say in a "new york times" op ed on wednesday. he said our approach as a party, republicans, should be one of neither denial noor extremism. science must guide -- we aren't inspiring much confidence, especially among millenials who want at least an intelligent conversation on the subject." where are those republicans on capitol hill who are arguing at least to not look silly by, you know, comparing science to sort of mythology in the most demean, but not really convincing way? >> well, i think that the reason they don't speak out is that the tea party and that conservative base that simply doesn't believe in climate change. i think the tea party is really driving the opposition to climate change among elected republicans, and, you know, it's interesting because they are currently debating an energy efficiency bill in the senate. it's shahid portman's bill that would create not mandatory standards but voluntary standards. such as commercial buildings. mitch mcconnel

into politicking with larry king tonight's guest is former utah governor and ambassador to china john huntsman here's a part of what's to come a lot of cause this cleavage when i was young i would remember that i would do the democrats would put their arms around each other to solve problems coming towards an accommodation was considered a grave and require a great time sure i'm sure going to go on we had political we've had professional obstructionism that is growing up in our political system so you now have on k. street in washington d.c. full time professionals who are consultants who are spin or it is who are communicators rescript writers and they work for team red or team blue they work for the republicans they work for the democrats and we've completely disincentive ised and he works in the middle which is to say getting things done and compromising so if you want to raise money larry if you want to get on the talk shows you've got to be at the extreme end that's where the action is. tune in for that tonight at nine pm here on our team america. that does it for me right now for more on

president has proposed, none of them are running like ana's old friends, john mccain who actually believes in immigration reform and jon huntsman nobody is running like a moderate anymore, ana. >> i don't agree with that. i love paul and i love the way he can spin things and try to turn mitch mcconnell who said he was going to crush the tea party, try to spin mike simpson who said he would crush the tea party, john cornyn who was going to take on the tea party and crush them as well. all these people have been confronting the tea party and they beat them. they weren't coddling with them, they weren't spooning with them. they were leading aggressive campaigns. what we've seen is a diversity of thought in the republican party. we've also seen the giants, the sleeping giant of mainstream republican incumbents who frankly had not fought hard, learn how to fight and win fights. they've developed into fighting machines which is why i think mitch mcconnell is going to be a very strong candidate now in the fall. he has honed the competitive skills and he's shown it in the last primary. >> paul, speaking of fighting, you think alison gr

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