kibbe such a source to go with. i remember him lobbying fiscal conservatives and ronald reagan, who tripled the national debt. a lot of your other colors stole my thunder. many countries have done away with these cell phones called burners. texas spent $33 million protecting their present system from these cell phones. they are the number one contraband item in the prison system. not know what to do with the government. you cannot have it both ways. you cannot have too little or too less. i do not know what the right mix is. host: if you are able to get through, please turn down the volume. that will eliminate the echo. guest: i think the line is quite bright. they work quite we're -- they were quite clear. tobias should always be in favor of individual liberty. they are proving that there is a crime or crossing a barrier. they have not done that yet. host: next is tony from chapel hill, tennessee. caller: good morning. matt, as soon as they passed the itriot act, i got leads -- took a while to pass, like they usual

>> kibbe: correct. >> stahl: turns out female rats also have those pesky hormones. >> kibbe: so, to controlearchers study just males. i was also studying just males. >> stahl: so it made sense? or you maybe didn't even think about it? >> kibbe: i didn't even think about it. >> stahl: and neither did doris taylor, a leading stem cell expert at texas heart institute in houston, until she was designing an experiment in mice to see if injections of stem cells could reverse plaque rteries, and she needed a way to track the stem cells in the animals. >> doris taylor: so what we decided to do is give female animals male stem cells, because we could track the "y" chromosome. and we said, "let's give male animals female cells." >> stahl: you only did it so you could track the cells. >> taylor: so we could track the cells. >> stahl: she was surprised to find that the results were not the same. >> taylor: the male animals we gave female cells got better, and the female animals we gave male cells actually got a little worse. >> stahl: only the female stem cells got rid of the plaque. >> taylor: and you

kibbe such a source to go with. remember him lobbying fiscal conservatives and ronald reagan, who tripled the national debt. a lot of your other colors stole my thunder. many countries have done away with these cell phones called burners. texas spent $33 million protecting their present system from these cell phones. they are the number one contraband item in the prison system. not know what to do with the government. you cannot have it both ways. you cannot have too little or too less. i do not know what the right mix is. host: if you are able to get through, please turn down the volume. that will eliminate the echo. guest: i think the line is quite bright. they work quite we're -- they were quite clear. tobias should always be in favor of individual liberty. they are proving that there is a crime or crossing a barrier. they have not done that yet. host: next is tony from chapel hill, tennessee. caller: good morning. matt, as soon as they passed the itriot act, i got leads -- took a while to pass, like they usually

matt kibbe on this show a lot said, quote, between the grassroots frustration with mitch mcconnell andith john boehner, it's the perfect storm. and conservative blogger erick erickson wrote that republicans had abdicated their responsibility. quote, mitch mcconnell was the deciding vote in the senate to move forward. john boehner and erik cantor structured this deal in the house. primaries matter. until you defeat these guys, you will do nothing to change washington. this is a mutiny. >> now, i like congressman latourette, and i feel his pain. but i wonder if he is being a little too optimistic when he says this is just a small segment of the republican base. because even without ted cruz, you have all these groups out there, a lot of them getting big funding from the koch brothers and others, and they're appealing to a wider swath. >> okay. >> and you would still have a mutiny against mcconnell, a mutiny against boehner without ted cruz. >> he is engaged. >> be engaged. >> listen, david, i couldn't disagree with you more. my problem with these folks, matt kibbe and the rest and erick

host: quacks on the next washington journal, matt kibbe will talk about the privacy rights of americans. setter discusses attorney general eric holder's call on states to repeal laws that prohibit felons from voting after their release from prison. the obama administration is considering using drone strikes against american citizens abroad with ties to al qaeda. we will be joined by christopher anders. as live everyrnal morning at 70 and eastern with your calls, tweets, and they spoke comments -- facebook comments. eventsring public affair from washington directly to you ofting you in the room congressional hearings, briefings, encumbrances, and offering complete gavel-to-gavel coverage of the u.s. house. we are c-span, created by the cable tv industry 35 years ago and funded by your local cable or satellite provider. watch as an hd and follow us on twitter. next, the senate aging committee and small business committee look at the growing trend among older americans who start their own businesses. the joint hearing examined how to reduce barriers for senior citizen entrepreneurs and out

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