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and with one stroke of the pen, l. paul bremer iii created the political basis for the insurgency. the second decision was to disband the iraqi army. a national institution that had fought for eight years against iran, many shia in the iraqi army, and it wasn't an instrument of regime control the way that the republican guard, the special republican guard were. and we had to eliminate those instruments of regime control but not the iraqi army. the iraqi army was an institution that could have been rehabilitated under new leadership and used to help stabilize postwar iraq. and instead, bremer disbanded it. now, in his memoirs he says i was just acknowledging the obvious because the soldiers had taken off their uniforms and had gone home. but it's a pretty disingenuous statement because they had also, what he doesn't say is they had taken their weapons home with them. and that had we wanted to call them back to the colors, we could have. how do i know that? because when it was pointed out to bremer that we now had several hundred thousand armed young men without jobs on the streets,

iowa casts 22 votes for ron p l paul., this didn't happen because ron paul won iowa's caucasus. he finished third place on caucus night. but while those are the iowa caucasus that we all remember from 2012, they were actually just the start of a convoluted months long process through which republicans in the state would select their delegation to tam pap. basically there were more caucasus after the oorj nal 'cause kas consist and more after those. even though romney wrapped up the nomination, ron paul's supporters mobilized. since no one else in the party was doing the same thing, they won. i was also during that time that the state party chairman stepped down and they elected one of their own to succeed him. in june of 2012, ron paul support ares cleaned up at state and district nominating conventions, those were the conventions that picked most of the delegates to tampa. so it was that the ron paul win got to go to tampa. it that it got to crash mitt romney's party. it got to declare their state as a ron paul state. an

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if there are ron paul fans watching, i am fine. i am all right if lan unholy unholy -- it is an unholly. >> i like ron paul for the record. >> it is not about him. it is about his fans. and they are all freezing themselves right now in their basement. >> joanne, you said captain america the winter soldier comes out and steve rogers is alive today because he underwent success -- suspended animation in the 1940s you say it may be a pro motion motional discount -- proposal stunt. >> this can't actually happen. it is going to happen. they are testing it out. >> for the long periods of time, i think this could be great for science and families who have loved ones who have suffered trauma. it is a symptom. it is like a cardiac arrest which is the symptom of a larger problem. they are treating the symptom by putting the saline into the body while they treat the bigger issue. and then they are putting the blood back in. in theory it is not great. i don't think ethically it is wrong in that instance. there is issues when it is for long periods of time. >> here

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paul beban, what have you been seeing and hearing today? >> well, john, as you pensioned, the leopoldo lopez that jailed protest leader has been calling for continued protests and the protests have been continuing l there were more violent protests in crack caracas today. here in san cristobal, in the western part of the country, is where this all began, a sexual assault became a protest, the police cracked down on that. that opened the flood gates about the number of grievances, about suppression of free speech. in san crif christobal, to prott

paul wouldn't exactly, you know, throw him under the bus. he would talk about him sort of as a victim. i guess the point that dave weigh las making is rand paul looking well and good right now but when he faces the kind of scrutiny his father did over the kind of associations with the southern avenger, he's not going to hold up very well. >> we talk about these candidates now before they've assembled organizations, had to go through a whole strategic male strom. we don't know how he will hold up. he's so much more savvy than his father and has an ability to calibrate and stay within the bounds where conservatives are happy with him wu not necessarily get outside the bounds of what might work in an election. so we watch him now calibrate on foreign policy. he's not his dad who was george mcgovern basically. the party is different but he's changed a little bit. then i watch him go from one week calling bill clinton a sexual predator to taking down and chastising ted nugent saying we can disagree without calling each other names, you got to give this guy a little credit. we didn't pay much attention to ron paul's ranting be

tonight's question, is senator rand paul a hypocrite or libertarian. a for hypocrite, b for l libertarian. we'll bring you results later on in the show. i want to bring in e.j. dion of "the washington post." is rand paulness position based in reality? it's politically confusing, he says one thing yet supports something else. >> i would like to say that raising the minimum wage would solve the crisis in the ukraine but i don't think anyone would believe me. and i think that what you're seeing here and he's not alone in this, is that a lot of people who were for a policy before the ukraine crisis are trying to figure out how can they make a case for this policy using the u crane crisis and that what happens rand paul and other people are doing. they're saying this drill, drill, drill policy -- it's the palinization of the republican party -- this drilling policy they were for all along is the ticket to get the russians out of crimea. >> absolutely outrageous, that they think if we announce that we're going to be drilling in some new areas that somehow it's going to affect putin

really i don't know an exception to it, mark zuckerberg, george soros, paul sinnedler, former mayor bloomberg, shell natalson, they l agree on the so-called schumer-rubio senate comprehensive immigration bill, which is really a -- for workers. he's promised to spend $50 million to get more h 1 v waivers to bring in people to replace american workers at cheaper prices to make more money. host: thanks for the call. guest: the caller makes a great point. if you have a significant amount of money that you want to spend on politics and you have a pet issue, whether it's immigration, gun control, you name it, the economy, jobs, any issue that we're dealing with here on capitol hill, if you've got the money to spend, then you can spend it on that particular issue. and suddenly your ability to be a player, be a factor in political elections goes up just because of the money that you have and the ability for you to spend it. a lot of people ask, why don't we reform the campaign finance system? why don't we do something completely different and in just, say, citizens united is wrong, we're going to get rid of it? the fact is

what has happened in that paul meant for sheep eyeshades insist with good look at the return. >> guest: we should back up to it happened that morning. roger l.'s consent is played in election coverage. in the afternoon they have a new spitting were the anchors and analysts talk about how they n they have a newight. spitting were the anchors and analysts talk about how they will cover that night. ailes was frustrated that chris christie had given obama the photo up on the beach after hurricane sandy. the fox point analyst said our polls don't show that her broadway. well couldn't help. everyone in that room is one of my interview subjects so they felt that ailes did not believe the polls. he felt the polling was skewed and romney had a chance. so it was this idea that the data, the mindset that a lot of people inside the network had in election night. that's over to the ohio call. the party insider was fighting spain were not going to call it. but bowman woman encapsulated the deny list them. talking heads like morris proclaiming a landslide. >> host: romney was watching fox news. >> guest: the reasonable that resonated was that it showed th

paul beban, what have you been seeing and hearing today? >> well, john, as you pensioned, the leopoldo lopez that jailed protest leader has been calling for continued protests and the protests have been continuing l there were more violent protests in crack caracas today. here in san cristobal, in the western part of the country, is where this all began, a sexual assault became a protest, the police cracked down on that. that opened the flood gates about the number of grievances, about suppression of free speech. in san crif christobal, to prott them from roving bands of thugs, tensions are running very high. we're out on the streets earlier today, had to come back to a more secure location as night fell. pots and pan pans banging out, tensions running very high in san christobal and in caracas. >> heard they were not peaceful demonstrations but vandalistic criminal behavior. is that the way the government is framing this there? >> that's right, john. the government is blaming this on the protesters. what they are doing is marching through the streets causing disorder. they are blaming many of the deaths seen as many as 18, on the protesters, on government violence, the clashes are being fueled b

paul will be today following this program. we will be live at cpac he getting at -- we will be live at cpac he getting at about 10:10 eastern time. from politico, kirsten lsaultd's sexually assaul bill derailed. needed short of the 60 to overcome a filibuster. shirley, south dakota, who best represents your views? caller: governor huckabee. host: why? governor. has been a he has run a government. that is what we need as a president. a senator has not had enough experience on how to control things and how to understand people. my first choice would be senator huckabee. my second choice would be rick perry. host: where is witten, south dakota? caller: way out in the middle of south dakota. host: south-central. far from mount rushmore question mark -- how far from mount rushmore? caller: 175 miles. host: what do you do? caller: i am retired. i used to tend bar. thank you, i watched c-span a lot. host: gary tweets in. to rand paul for president, he could put his dad in charge of the fed. tricklinanquility says. numba one. deaux. quite a list there. david in georgia. you are on c-span. who is the conservative best representing your views. caller: i love rand

l. a. x. points to serious shortcomings in the reporting this. it says police and the fire department set up separate command posts that didn't unify for some 45 minutes. officers shot and arrested a suspect paul ciancia after he allegedly killed a tsa agent. >>> a san joaquin valley man faces terror related charges, kpix 5's cate caugurian is in the newsroom with more on the suspect and what led to the arrest. >> reporter: michelle nicholas teausant may have been quiet in court on monday but online he was outspoken about his intention to join a terrorist organization and even claimed to be part of an attack to americans. >> i've never seen him angry. >> reporter: and his community college in stockton. fellow students can't believe 20-year-old nicholas teausant is accused of terrorism. >> talked about mathematics and his girlfriend. really liked railings, he was into fast cars and whatnot. >> bizarre bro. >> reporter: this is video of teausant last week being interviewed about a different subject just two days before he left town. >> i -- avoid confrontation as much as possible. >> reporter: he recently converted to islam and also happened to be in the process of being discharged from the army

compromised a lot of a lot of issues i think this i think senator rand paul has a lot to prove when it comes to libertarians especially capital l. libertarians and he has a lot to prove when it comes to folks who are outside of the republican party he's got a lot to prove just to people who are inside the republican party so he's kind of straddling a very strange fence you're absolutely right outside of the g.o.p. as a whole i mean how is the party going to solve this crisis here ben i mean it's down the middle between half of its base that you know embrace more socially liberal and fiscally conservative policies while the other ones kind of going off on the military mind. you i actually think the republican party has been fractured into three sections actually at this point i think you have the neo con republican establishment right which you mentioned a minute ago who can't find a war they don't absolutely love and that's their answer to everything right it's let's go to war because i will make everyone happy and then you have the libertarian wing now that's kind of a lowercase l. libertarian that really does care about you k

l sorry for obama because they down him every time they turn around. mitch mcconnell has never been in this county. everybody votes for that cool. same thing with rand paul. foolerybody votes for that . it bothers me that the people down here and a lot of people in the united states do not see what the republican party is all about. that breaks my heart when i hear the stories. you just got to the heart of one of the real dangers of absolute political polarization. people almost have their political parties like a religion. they are voting because this is my ideology and i am with this group of people. but i never hold them accountable for what they are delivering to me. are publicians servants. they work for us. when we are only demanding of our politicians that they deliver us the ideology and say the words and deliver enough vitriol words the other party and show they hate the other party more than anyone else and they appeal to our ideology rather than deliver us some substance, it's tragic. i look at the situation with water. 300,000 americans of the sins not able to give their kids a 300,000 lemonade -- american citizens not able to give their kids

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l trial expected to run until the middle of may. pistorius admits he fired shots that killed his girlfriend but thought she was an intruder. >>> the late pauland furious 7 movies. they will use body doubles and insert his face and voice. he was killed in a car crash in november. >> the president longç promised that obamacare will benefit the sickest americans who need it most. >> if you get cancer, you are 70% more likely to live another five years if you have insurance than if you don't. think about that. that is what it means to have health insurance. >> he's very clear there. obamacare is supposed to be helping cancer patients. but a new survey shows that only four of 19 nationally recognized comprehensive cancer centers said patients have access through insurance in their state exchanges. in other words, some hospitals are off limits. how is that possible? dr. marc siegel is a member of the medical a team and joins us with this news. this is very troubling. some of the best places in america for cancer treatment are unavailable for people on those policies. >> that is no surprise atç all. it came from a survey from a.p. you just showe