i think luker like the fact he was interested in foreign policy. he brought energy and star quality to the committee. so obama join the committee in 2005 and worked together and took a trip together. during the 2008 campaign, senator lugar endorsed john mccain as you might expect, but he also was careful not to disparage obama. in fact just weeks before the 2008 presidential election, he gave a very interesting foreign policy speech in which he talked about the obama and mccain approaches to foreign policy. it was a very even minded speech in which he was praising both for certain things and critical of both. again, it's sort of thing you hope your public officials do. look at something and call it straight. but even then there was criticism from republicans who felt he was not sufficiently critical of obama. since barack obama was a let to and came to office in 2009, i think luker has tried to work with the president when he could. i think despite the campaign rhetoric that we hear in indiana, i think senator lugar is neither barack obama is best

. >> stephen: that filthy government luker -- >> that was our taxpayer money,s that he okay. >> stephen taxpayer money. the big auto bailout which was a complete failure. >> well. >> stephen: and a government overreach and a takeover of the auto industry that is the shame of a nation. >> have you been listening to rush limbaugh? >> stephen: i've got a feed into my ear right now. now mitt romney, you're a conservative right. >> yes. >> stephen: we have to get behind mitt romney. okay, he's the candidate. >> i have to, exactly, yes, i will. i will do my duty. >> stephen: okay, you should, all right. just close your eyes and think pretty thoughts. >> exactly right. >> stephen: he said let's let detroit go bankrupt. >> i know. >> stephen: that was the right thing to do. >> no, well, i think he thought it was the right thing to do at the time. but it was an unwise statement and it would have been economic armageddon to let the automobile business go down. >> stephen: the free market would have handled it. >> oh, come on. >> stephen: are you not a free market guy. you believe in government in

probably the signature issue of luker's political career, which brian alluded to is the non-lugar act created in 1991 the soviet union was including end to secure and dismantle dismantle weapons of mass distraction and the farmers of the union. the offense has been brought in to include dialogical and chemical weapons and also has expanded to other parts of the world. just a year or so ago the senator went to africa and beat how the nun lugar program is working in a couple countries they are. the program is like one of these government programs which probably has over performed. people sometime referred to it as a mini marshall plan in terms of a program with good in terms of a program with good in terms of a program with good, well-managed accomplishing things. we only spend about a billion dollars a year on the nunn-lugar program and a lot of people inc. we should be spending more for it. and the senator has been nominated a couple of them for the nobel peace prize. so i think that will be remembered as one of the cores of his legacy. one of the senator's great accomplishments, his

. >> she looks considerably better than rob luker. >> courtney cox is officially the biggest house flippermillion. >> oh, my god! >> what are the upgrades to that? >> that's more than putting in a new back splash and a frig. >> that's almost as big of upgrade as dropping david arquette. >> hi, eric. >> hey stephanie. how are you today? >> good. go ahead. >> i saw you in philadelphia and i am a new huge huge fan of yours. and is john there with you? >> yes. >> you rock dude. >> thank you very much. >> i called because i have been facebooking this morning, and i saw the most ridiculous image of an autographed copy of the holy bible. >> autographed by -- some people will buy anything. >> i forgot my jesus -- >> if i hadn't spent all of my money on that tortilla with the virgin mary on it, i would have bought that. barbara in maine. >> hi how are you? >> good. go ahead. >> if the supreme court overturns the mandate and say it is unconstitutional, does that strike down romney's mandate? >> no, this just applies to the federal law. >> oh, and one little follow-up here, since people on the right