[applause] >> please welcome the president of the institute for liberty, andrew langer. >> i want everybody on this side to yell out don't tread. and on this eye "on me. >> don't tread >> on me >> don't tread, on me. that's it. that's why we are here today. something has changed in the last few months. you've all made history today. this is the largest gathering of free market, limited government. storm clouds are brewing on washington, d.c., and the storm has come. you are that storm. the fact is that they are scared. they are scared because you know more thaven what they do about the legislation they are about to pass. you see, this is not just about the members reading the bills but giving all of you the ability to read legislation and take it back. the turning point of america. i want you to take out your cell phone and text the word pledge to 74362. pledge to 74362. i want you to keep one thing in mind cap their term and trade them in. >> john brooks. >> i didn't realize they'd follow me here. it is not my fault. i don't know when this country became a country it's time we reach out to

i think we've got to address the question of who will replace the grand masters lieu langer feld, ralph lauren. armani, people like that. there's a lot of talent out there, but fashion is about change, it's about controversy, and i think we have to introduce change and controversy in a modern world where viral marketing is playing a major, major role. >> when will we start to see the effect of her as a creative consultant? when will we start to see the fruits of that? >> our first fashion show with her involvement is on the 4th of october, in about two weeks' time. >> she's are working with you on designs? >> she's been working on designs and inspiration and image. >> so controversy is the name of the game here, right? this is what you're looking for? you like the fact that our first question is she's always in trouble, her father is always in trouble? that's good for you? >> the bad girl image plays? >> i don't know of any celebrity from marilyn monroe, marlena dietrich, who reached the state of celebrity without having controversies. i'm interested in her fashion take and in the way s

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[cheers and applause] >> now, please welcome the president of the institute for liberty, and drew langert everybody on this side to yell out don't tread, i want everybody everybody on this side to yell out on me. >> don't tread. on me! >> don't tyree! on me! >> don't tyree. on me! >> as they say at the institute for liberty, we fight against the tyranny of government. that is why we are here today. something has drastically changed in the last few months. as they said earlier, this is the largest gathering of free market, limited government individuals in the nation's history, and you all should be very proud. i think we can actually control the weather. if you look up, storm clouds are brewing over washington, d.c., aren't they? [cheers and applause] >> and a storm has come. you are that storm. the fact is that they are scared. and why are they scared? because they now know that you are all know more than they do about the legislation that they are trying to pass. they are well aware that you know what these pieces of legislation are going to do to our country. our pledge to read is not