it was even scarier to watch karl rove rapping in person than on the tv. ements that only dick cheney could manage. >> emcee rove. ♪ it's fun it to come to the dnc ♪ >> colin powell is equally musically challenged. here he is singing at a security meeting in indonesia. and bad boy blagojevich is caught on camera taking on elvis. ♪ >> yikes. don't quit your day jobs, fellows. oh, wait, never mind. perhaps they should have made a speedy escape like president bush tried to do after this press conference. >> this was one of the famous episodes with george bush looking like he didn't know what he was doing because he didn't even know where the door was. >> i was trying to escape. >> and talk about wanting to escape, who can forget vice president dan quayle exercising his spelling expertise in front of the cameras. >> add one little bit on the end. potato. >> you write phonetically. there you go. >> there you go. >> i wouldn't try your luck at, are you smarter than a fifth grader, dan. >> i guess he was wrong and i was right. >> and speaking of a gaffe with an "e

rudy guiliani, michelle malkin, karl rove and much more will be here. first, here is what we now learned in just the past 24 hours. yesterday georgia senator chambliss, the vice chairman of the intelligence committee, revealed at least one federal agency might have been aware of the boston bomber's intentions before the attack. this is what he said, quote, there are now appears that there may have been some evidence that was obtained by one of the law enforcement agencies that did not get shared in a way that it would have been helpful. turns out if -- if that's the case, then we have to determine whether or not that would have made a difference. that's unbelievable. but unfortunately, there is more tonight. according to reuters, the eldest bombing suspect was on a government list of suspected terrorists. that report reads in, quote, the name of one of the boston marathon bombing suspects was lifted on the u.s. government's highly classified central database of people it views as potential terrorists. it's so vast that this did not mean that authorities

karl rove will be here to respond. if i let him. ♪ and jay z.efends his recent trip to communist cuba with a new song, if you can call it that ♪ obama said kill you going to get me impeached, you don't need this [ bleep ] anyway, chill with me on the beach ♪ >> greg: did president obama really give them the nod? we will get to the bottom of the controversy if there is one. caution, you are are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld in for bill o'reilly. jane fonda telling veterans and other critics threatening to boycott the new movie to "get a life." the far left fonda is playing nancy regan in the film "the butler" due out in october. many americans are objecting to the casting of who they still call hanoi jane. she was photographed seated on an antiaircraft gun. the factor caught up with fonda few years ago at an antiwar rally in d.c. >> we just wanted to follow up on the question about the people who died -- after people deed in vietnam what do you think might happen to the iraqis? will you

karl rove joins us.to see you. >> nice to see you, greta. >> the two young men were caught on tape putting the bomb on the ground or something we believe to be a bomb. there's lot of debate whether or not they should have been given miranda rights, given rights or be treated by enemy combatants. where do you fall in the dispute? >> you need to be careful about protecting the word enemy con battent. that is to say there's a difference between a homegrown self-activated terrorist and somebody who is part of an international. >> al-qaeda or an al-qaeda-like group. what we don't know is was the older brother, damage -- tamerlan, did he have international ties, was he recruited by an al-qaeda group or al-qaeda-like group and given the expertise to do what he did or was he literally in russia on sort of a summer vacation checking things out? we don't know that. we have to count on our government knowing that. i would be, you know, sort of bent toward calling them an enemy combatant unless and until you have do

karl rove rates the presidency of george w. bush. where does george w.ush rate according to the w. in the comparison to, say, washington, lincoln, fdr? and, of course, ronald reagan? here's rove with abc's jonathan carl. >> where does karl rove historian rate president bush? among the best presidents, not so great? where do you put him? >> look, the greats you can't touch. george washington, abraham lincoln, ronald reagan, fdr, the greats. but, yeah, i put him up there. >> i put him up there. there you have it. w. coming up just shy of the greats. i personally put him in a category all by himself. >>> next, three-time presidential candidate ron paul took a dive back into politics this week and endorsed georgia republican congressman paul broun running for the u.s. senate. ron paul says he and broun keep tabs on the federal reserve, and one of their focused issues and another common bond, their thoughts on evolution. >> i've come to understand all that stuff i was taught about evolution, embryology, big bang theory, and all of that is straight from the pi

karl rove rates the presidency of george w. bush. well, with where does george w. bush rate according to w. and the compare ton to say, washington, lincoln, fdr and ronald reagan? here is rogue with jonathan karl. >> where does karl rove, histori historian, rate president bush? where do you put him? >> look, the greats you can't touch. george washington, abraham lincoln, ronald reagan, fdr, the greats. but, yeah, i put him up there. >> i put him up there. there you have it. w. coming in just shy of the greats. i personally put him in a category all by himself. next, former congressman and three-time presidential candidate ron paul took a dive back into politics this week and endorsed georgia republican congressman paul brown now running for the u.s. senate. ron paul says he and brown share a commitment to keeping tabs on the federal reserve. that's one of their focus issues and their thoughts on evolution. >> i've come to understand all the stuff i was talking about evolution and numerology, big bang theory, all that is lies straight from the pit of hell. >> i thin

joining us from austin texas karl rove. do you know barney frank?> can you. >> one unpleasant person. >> bill: can you explain this to me? i know frank, but i think that -- i dislike him so much that my judgment may be clouded here. >> yeah. well, look, is he an idealogue and he is hyper partisan. so in a moment of national calamity his first incorporate distinct is not a conscience one. i just think it's how he operates is to try to find some way to say conservatives and republicans are bad and democrats and big government democrats are good. so, the first thing he says is a tax wouldn't have saved us from this. well, guess what a tax increase wouldn't have saved us either. you know, this is a terrorist attack on the soft underbelly on america. we have lots of soft targets like big sporting events, big gatherings of people, in concerts, for example. big gatherings of people doing their shopping like at the mall of america. and as a society, we are just going to have to learn to live with the fact that we do have those soft targets and the enemy is

>> they're the republican party of texas. >> speaking of karl rove, over the last week, he went to theity of massachusetts to give a speech. he was heckled, he was shouted down. this is what's going on in academia. it's not just in the universities, it's through our educational system, because the left knows if you want to control tomorrow, you control today's children. >> i went to baylor university, which is a baptist university -- >> sean: what happened? >> i went as a conservative, and came out a liberal. it was conservative, too. i mean, there was a certain philosophy -- >> sean: explain to me why it's such a bad thing to -- for everybody who goes into a voting booth, we want integrity in our system, tell me why voter id is such an awful thing, a racist thing, as many on the left accuse those that want -- >> i would encourage to have the voting open for all. i would like to have it on saturday. >> sean: what about ids? why not everybody have an id? >> because that does discriminate. >> sean: what's wrong with an id so we know that the person that's voting is the person they say ar

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karl rove, formerer senior advisor and deputy chief of staff to president george w. bush and also a fox news contributor. what is your take away, karl? >> we now know why him to put together with the budget. they needed more time to come up with i am about mix and more time to focus group test it. i don't have the whiteboard but i got high-tech graphics department at fox to put together numbers. rick: i have friends in the graphics department, if you want to contact with them. >> please get in touch. think about this the president's budget is 3 trillion trillion $720,000. that is 6% increase. it is $160 billion more than the congressional budget office said the federal budget would be if we kept all current spending programs in place and growing at their normal rates. so the president is increasing the rate of government spending. not reducing it, but increasing the spending. in fact if you compare the congressional budget office says over the next 10 years we would spend roughly $47 trillion under what is called current law. there is about a trillion dollars worth of

worth noting he spotted this and karl rove spotted this a while ago.lican party's future is tied to making -- winning over latino voerts. look at the 2004 election, it seems like an eternity ago maybe. george w. bush got 44% of the latino vote hen. which is -- stagger when you look at mccain did and romney did. it was only eight years ago, nine years ago the republicans -- nearly 50%. >> i think -- you know, bush got all of the things that judy was pointing out, is attained outreach. he dealt with this community during his time as governor. he got all of this whereas, i think, someone like mitt romney just -- didn't come naturally to him. bush was on the immigration issue all the way back in 2001. mine, he was talking -- behind national mike migration working group. and that all got derail. >> the first -- i think state dinner at the white house, when bush was president, fox, mexican president. >> right. he was on this a long, long time ag ago. it is amazing weepded up where we are now. >> his whole party, really, you know, his party was what killed th

karl rove with the inside story of what happened in dallas yesterday.n all five living american presidents appeared together at the opening of the bush library. then a shocking story out of maryland. the gang, black guerilla family took over an entire jail. geraldo with details. we'll be ri >> bill: impact segment tonight. the nation's five living presidents gathered in dallas, texas, yesterday for a dedication of the george w. bush presidential center. men all had praise for president bush the younger and gathering looked to be a pep rally, at least on the surface. but what was going on behind the scenes? joining us now from austin, texas, karl rove, who was our spy on the premises. what was the most interesting thing you saw yesterday in dallas? and the dynamic among the five? >> well, look, they are who they are. and there is a cordial relationship among all five but they are who they are. i thought it was interesting. you saw the photograph of it. behind the scenes before they went out on the stage, there was president bush 41, president bush 43, bi

but george bush and karl rove are out of there. >> you know, when he mentions that, jim, i mean, youe to deal with the fact that americans have changed their views from agreeing with bush on very key issues when he was president. bush wanted, for example, to privatize social security, as you said. 62% of americans thought it was a good idea under bush. now only 33% thought it's a good idea. not even just now. 2010 it dropped to 33%. bush opposed same-sex marriage. 55% of americans agreed with him back then. today only 39% oppose it. bush wanted to extend tax cuts for everyone, including the wealthy in 2005, 51% of americans agreed with them but in 2012, only 28% thought tax cuts should be extended. bush pushed american into a war with iraq. in 2003, 70% of americans supported that. only 40% today say it was a smart choice. so america has gone away from their agreement with george bush. >> well, america lived with bush for eight years and saw what that was like. the old button had a picture of bush's face, like a rock, only dumber. they say the stupidity of those policies and we're st

karl rove with the inside story of what happened in dallas yesterday.ll five living american presidents appeared together at the opening of the bush library. then a shocking story out of maryland. the gang, black guerilla family took over an entire jail. geraldo with details. ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ge has wired their medical hardware with innovative software to be in many places at the same time. using data to connect patients to software, to nurses to the right people and machines. ♪ helping hospitals treat people even better, while dramatically reducing waiting time. now a waiting room is just a room. [ telephone ringing ] [ static warbles ] [ beeping ] red or blue? ♪ >> bill: impact segment tonight. the nation's five living presidents gathered in dallas, texas, yesterday for a dedication of the george w. bush presidential center. men all had praise for president bush the younger and gathering looked to be a pep rally, at least on the surface. but what was going on behind the scenes?

when i have written about it three or four times it is as interesting as any campaign and karl rove would have been impressed. most of the political elites, only one-third of adults white men own slaves and most did not own any but that was orchestrating this was confident they could do this and believed they could pull off and did not have trouble lining each other but the challenge was it was but there were no property qualifications left so they had to sell it to win the election. there were not at all confident with incredible paramilitary violence and intimidation and the results are and even they pulled off in south carolina by lunch on the first day that is how they went out by what had preceded that? >> when you are in a meeting and everything is unanimous don't you get suspicious? there is a lot of back story how they pulled that off. other places the back story showed in alabama and the representative charged their run and of the union and democracy was violated and virginia said no ordinary farmer voted for this the elites have run as out of the union without the proper conside

karl rove would've been impressed. most of the political elite, only a third own slaves and most of them didn't own very many. but it was orchestrating this and they were extremely confident they can do this, and they believe that they would be able to pull it off. they did not have any trouble aligning each other. but this was a white man's democracy. there were not property qualifications. so they had to do this and they had to win an election. they were not at all confident about that. an incredible amount of military violence and intimidation that went into it. it was also very uneven. in south carolina they pulled it off. when you are in a meeting and everything is unanimous, which is how they were able to succeed from the union come they did in one day -- there were a lot of stories as to how they pulled that off. in other places come in the back story shows. in alabama, the country represented charge that they were being run out of the union and democracy was being violated people in virginia look at what was ha

first, karl rove and joe trippi break down the long overdue obama budget. [ male announcer ] nope, butseltzer plus severe sinus does it treats your worst sinus symptoms, plus that annoying cough. [ breathes deeply ] ♪ oh, what a relief it is [ angry gibberish ] >> bret: presidentpresident obs long overdue budget officially comes out tomorrow. but we alrabout it. monday, i talked with political strategist joe trippi and karl rove and asked them to start with their overall thoughts about what we do know. >> well, open to bad reviews. interestingly enough from mainly from democrats. bernie sanders, independent democrat of vermont announced he would lead an effort to oppose the president's entitlement reforms. half the house democrats signed a letter opposing the house -- opposing the president's reforms. and even the generally loyal ranking democrat on the house budget committee chris van hollen said he had concerns about the tactics and the substance. open to bad reviews. you know, it's late. the real question is how serious is the president? i'm an optimist. but i must admit body langua

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john boehner majority leader and barry jackson worked for karl rove. what ended up being happening she was criticized by tom levine. and the other part to it was she had been part of this cover up of torture. her appointment was basically in trouble. at some point in time when john boehner in august called me issue -- and cut a deal with me. he said i had 24 hours to consider this deal. that in fact, i would be able to get a job comparable to the salary i made in congress and he would help me raise legal defense money to put this behind me if i pulled out of the election. they then would get it a replacement which congressman boehner named -- >> what year was this? >> this was in 2006 in august. i had 24 hours. i remember john boehner saying if you don't accept this deal in 24 hours, it's off the table, we won't have this deal again. i called within 24 hours and i said fine. i'll take the deal. comparable salary, you find me a job and you help me raise legal defense money to fight this thing. i just won the primary in 2006. boehner's call made the seg

you could say karl rove really did use that base to come out for him in '04 when his election was not as sure, let's just say. one of the things that george w. bush telegraphed he would do for evangelicals was a constitutional amendment banning a gay marriage. he would move action on federal bans on abortion. that he would assemble a supreme court that would overturn roe v. wade. they got nothing for it with a president who probably identified more with them -- >> they got the iraq war. >> that's not what he ran on. >> he played to the very right wing feelings of evangelicals about israel, didn't he? >> that's right. evangelicals were some of the most supportive, even of policies like the detention policy, what we consider the torture policy. evangelicals stuck with george w. bush until the bitter end, got nothing for it. >> they got a war for it. they wanted that war. >> they didn't get the social issues they thought they were going to get moving forward on abortion and gay marriage. >> i think that's true. hogan, here's the story. i remember when ronald reagan was president and reme

alice," you called her the most cunning, stealth, vicious, cold hearted instrument of evil that karl rove and the bush administration had. what are you referring to? >> i must have left out a couple of things. alice fisher. she is a very interesting person. we see some attention from senator 11 and that went away. cases and wasd criticized for their operations in the criminal division in 2001-2003 and went to work for chertoff. she is an extreme political operative. >> i don't want to she was a political hack. i say political hack. she then was up for appointment when alberto gonzalez was the attorney general of the united states. i ran a file of senator levin. he said she was close to tom delay's defense team. b, she doesn't have a lot of -- didn't have a lot of experience trying cases. she was approached when she was in the criminal division of the justice department by the fbi. this is available through wickepia etcetera. she was part of that whole cover up. she was not a person not just an attorney. she was in a powerful position to be able to say no. torture, we'll let it be suppress

here is one from form senior advisor david plouffe to karl rove, how many times can you be wrong untilredibility wanes. >> and press corps salivating over rand paul cpac performance his extremes views in a g.o.p. primary would be best thing for democrats, just ask myth. and window into an internal frustrations of an administration and the arguments pete make on the side. so it's not surprising that the people coming out of the white house are skeptical of washington, congress and the media. >> jon: jim, what do you think. >> as i mentioned on the show, richard rushfield from los angeles, the power of twitter mostly in a negative sense. mostly people don't go to twitter to be positive, go to twitter to slam and often can do it in secret, but these people are doing it in public with no anonymity. i think it's full of implications for the way this is handled. the twitter is the front page of everybody's political life. >> jon: the lovet quote. >> the internal administration and the arguments people make on the inside. what does it say about the mindset in this white house? >> i can't begi

karl rove rates the presidency of george w. bush. where does george w.rate according to the w. in the comparison to, say, washington, lincoln, fdr? and, of course, ronald reagan? here's rove with abc's jonathan carl. >> where does karl rove historian rate president bush? among the best presidents, not so great? >> look, the greats you can't touch. george washington, abraham lincoln, ronald reagan, fdr, the greats. but, yeah, i put him up there. >> i put him up there. there you have it. w. coming up just shy of the greats. i personally put him in a category all by himself. >>> next, three-time presidential candidate ron paul took a dive back into politics this week and endorsed georgia republican congressman paul broun running for the u.s. senate. ron paul says he and broun keep tabs on the federal reserve, and another common bond, their thoughts on evolution. >> i've come to understand all that stuff i was taught about evolution, big bang theory, and all that is lies straight from the pit of hell. >> i think there is a theory. theory of evolution. and i

then again, it's not like swing voters may like the koch brothers or karl rove but their ads are effective anyway. one place bloomberg has been a very effective messenger is in chicago where voters head to the polls today in the special general election to fill the congressional seat vacated by former congressman jesse jackson. democratic nominee cook county chief administrator officer kelly benefited from bloomberg's money in the primary and is expected to easily win today. speaking of ads, organizing for action, the president's policy political arm unveils online ads on facebook and search engines asking americans to urge senators to support the universal background check bill. interesting that that is the one part of guns that they focused on. the day of action reducing gun violence will be on april 13th. finally since it's tuesday, quick 2014 senate round up. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell is not taking any chances. he raised $1.8 million during the first quarter and has nearly $9 million in cash on hand for his re-election. mcconnell is not the only republican senator watching

his former senior advisor karl rove is our guest out of austin, texas. we'll talk with him. look forward to that. there are new details emerging from president obama's budget proposal proposal will your taxes rise if this goes through. bill: how to prosecute the boston many bombing suspect. the man that prosecuted the shoe-bomber, richard reid. he will tell us dzhokhar tsarnaev's citizenship should be revoked and that is not all. [ male announcer ] how do you measure happiness? by the armful? by the barrelful? e carful? how about...by the bowlful? campbell's soups give you nutrition, energy, and can help you keep a healthy weight. campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. we are outta here! finding you the perfect place. hotels.com. bill: here is breaking news on the economy now. sales of new homes up 1.5% in march. that is significant because it's the second fastest sales pace we've seen in three years. spring is buying time. apparently more americans are doing just that, just crossing the wires right now in 15 minutes. here in new york. martha: president george w. bush re

karl rove, thank you. >> you bet, jon. jenna: the case against the boston marathon bombing suspect, why there are growing calls to be treated as a so-called enemy combatant. there are arguments for both sides. we'll break it down. new calls on chechen terror groups including past attacks like this one in a moscow theater more than 10 years ago. a brutal, brutal attack that got worldwide attention. there are questions surfacing today, how the groups may have influenced the boston suspects if at all. what you need it know, next. [ man ] excuse me miss. [ gasps ] this fiber one 90 calorie brownie has all the deliciousness you desire. the brownie of your dreams is now deliciously real. jenna: right now a whole lot of legal questions surrounding the marathon legal attack and case against suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev will play out. a growing number of lawmakers are calling for him to be treated as a so-called enemy combatant, meaning he could be questioned without a lawyer and not be afforded other protections of the american legal

good point and the media of course, mistakes in the boston bombing, also election night, fox news, karl rove meltdown about ohio. i think it's all ripe for a lot of fun for conan. he has more leeway than the president. >> we in the media collectively, we do give them a lot to work with, don't we? >> conan has said he's going to come after us, the media. >> we're an easy target. >> unlike past comedians won't go after the president or politicians, coming after all of us tonight. this should be interesting. >> no lindsay lohan or kim kardashian, none of the 12 kardashians are there. >> the president knows who the kardashians are and. >> who told the president who young geesy is. >> people care and they are talking about. >> duck dynasty? >> they are in the house. >> at what point do we reach the bottom? >> that show is one of the highest rated shows so people care. >> that's not how we measure it. >> only in america could you be on reality tv and here you are at the white house correspondents' dinner, that's the beauty, it doesn't discriminate. >> one of the things that's always struck me in t

these changes through the state legislatures and with progressive governors yeah and i think the karl rove in the bush the bush republicans really had this strategy of using ballot measures to they would do gay marriage ballot measures all the time to turn out their base and get them to vote elections to help republicans out there what it's all about you have one of the bocher see is all that it seems that is going to want to say sure now that it's so popular and it could be it could be used by and i don't even see democrats now democrats seem to have lost this issue this seems to be an issue that libertarians have gotten on and that helps republicans that's two great thing about this is this isn't a partisan issue no matter where you stand on this issue whether you're for a right when you're for a left somewhere in the middle this is of interest to you great importance to you and that's one thing i like about this we're not splitting parties but it's an opportunity for a party to grab grab a hold of it and run with it and i think that whatever party decides to do that they're going to rea

karl rove is a fox news contributor. karl, what was the most interesting thing to you of what the president had to say this morning? >> well, there was, there were two bits of news. one that he created and one that will be created in the aftermath of this. the president said he was going to reexamine gitmo, that in closing the prison there, said we had these enemy combatants there and he wanted to handle them what he called conventional fashion which he implied was trying them in u.s. courts but in reality that is unconventional. we in previous wars taken enemy combatants, not seen troops picked up on battlefield in north africa and europe and sent them to prison camps in arizona, utah, texas until the end of the war. same thing with japanese troops during the war. he is making another run at closing gitmo. we'll see if he has a successful attempt this time around. he said for the 85 or 90% of people who already have health insurance you already got all the benefits and nothing is going to happen to you. everything is hun

karl rove said it. he's not an elected official. >> and jeff flake is from arizona.- >> stephanie: he didn't sound happy about it. >> but for someone like that to say something like that is kind of big. >> have to live with it. >> stephanie: like the rush limbaugh clip. said the same thing. because it is the right -- not because it is the right thing to do. we lost it politically and damn, the gays have rights. >> when he meant reference the president, he said he or she which is kind of movement in the right direction. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] >> stephanie: what is happening? >> they recognize the inevitability of it. they have probably finally realized how many gays there are in the republican party. >> stephanie: behind closed doors, it is a roomful of don youngs. [ ♪ "jeopardy" theme ♪ ] jim, who said i would like to respond to all of the conservative pundits out there personal he will but i'm far too busy not something to the gun companies. >> ted nugent. >> stephanie: no. jim carrey. [ ♪ "jeopardy" theme ♪ ] >> stephanie: in my opinion, fox news is a last resort for k

mean these guys should not be accepted in society this way they have to answer these questions karl roves in five minutes on the fox beat just chime in with his two cents like you are a criminal let's talk. lastly to sum up i mean this country runs on global war fare america's largest export its guns to put an end to these dirty wars with essentially mean an end to the way america operates so how do we end something that we do not know how to function without i mean i don't i don't see this ending anytime soon i think it's just going to intensify next time there's a republican office i mean they've been given they've been given carte blanche to continue the expansion of this program and legitimacy because of what president obama has done but it would require a almost entirely different group of individuals to assume seats in the halls of congress right now because democrats fall into two camps on these issues for the most part silence or enthusiastic support for the white house agenda and i don't think for a minute that the republicans who have criticized this stuff are engaged in much of

mean these guys should not be accepted in society this way they have to answer these questions karl roves on five minutes on the fox beat just chime in with his two cents like you are you going over let's talk about lastly to some i mean this country runs on global war fare america's largest export is guns to put an end to these dirty wars with essentially mean an end to the way america operates so how do we end something that we do not know how to function without i mean i don't i don't see this ending anytime. i think it's just going to intensify next time there's a republican office i mean they've been given they've been given carte blanche to continue the expansion of this program and legitimacy because of what president obama has done and it would require a almost entirely different group of individuals to assume seats in the halls of congress right now because democrats fall into two camps on these issues for the most part silence or enthusiastic support for the white house agenda and i don't think for a minute that the republicans who have criticized this stuff are engaged in much

bill at that time, you have a situation today where a super pac comes along, well, we can pick on karl rove or george soros, whichever side of the aisle you want to skewer. so the average member in order to counter that needs $3 million. they take their staffer, they go across the street on federal time, and they get on the telephone to the dccc or the nrcc, either political party, and they do that. now, that doesn't mean we've got bad members. they are victims of this system. i promise you, many members of congress would like this to change too. many members do not find it delightful to raise this money. some like it, but a lot don't. so there's a lot of good members. i don't want to make you think i'm saying there isn't. jack abramoff and i going away and some staff people, you know, with felonies didn't change anything. it might have made people feel more comfortable, but it didn't change things. so i put that conclusion there. and i end it with a quote i really like. and it basically, to paraphrase it, says i had a sub stands, i had an addiction. and today there's another addiction. and