with matt kibbe from freedom works. caller: good morning. concerning the topic at hand, i can understand the concern over our privacy rights. what i do not understand -- what or freedomcan kibbe works give that this is not just a way to increase the mailing list? devon. back away from the sequester. i think that somebody else needs o engage as many citizens of possible in understanding what the faucet is about. also, understanding what they're -- their basic rights are. i think it is essential that citizens defend themselves against an encroaching government. this is not about building a list. this is not about partisan politics. this is about the bill of rights. host: next is robert from tennessee. republican line, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think that he is right on point. if you notice the democrats, they are all talking about what the constitution stands for. the ones that do not are messed up in the head. hillary clinton and barack obama ought to be tried for treason. i believe the republicans should go after

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

with matt kibbe from freedom works. caller: good morning.oncerning the topic at hand, i can understand the concern over our privacy rights. what i do not understand -- what or freedomcan kibbe works give that this is not just a way to increase the mailing list? guest: we are not mailing on the subject. we are absolutely trying to engage as many citizens of possible in understanding what the faucet is about. also, understanding what they're -- their basic rights are. i think it is essential that citizens defend themselves against an encroaching government. this is not about building a list. this is not about partisan politics. this is about the bill of rights. host: next is robert from tennessee. republican line, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think that he is right on point. if you notice the democrats, they are all talking about what the constitution stands for. the ones that do not are messed up in the head. hillary clinton and barack obama ought to be tried for treason. i believe the republicans should go after them

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