i think the more, the merrier. we will have plenty of candidates running against this president who i think financially, when you are running up to spending 42 cents on every dollar made in america, we are in a battle for freedom in this country and i think that the battle many people from many different walks of life for going to want to engage in and defeat this president. the second part of your question was -- what was that again? >> do you think what the current crop of candidates, that you can beat this president? >> absolutely. they are credible, they are intelligent, they can speak to the issues that are important. >> why this hunger for more options among folks in your party? >> i don't know what the statistics show, but i think people have a lot of different views on who would be a good challenger to this president. there are many fractions and divisions within any organization and people have their choice. in the end, people will unify against a democratic president who is taking this country off the fin

the more the merrier. i think we'll have plenty of candidates running against the president who as i said before, i think financially when you're running close or running up to spending 42 cents on every dollar made in america, we are in a battle for freedom in this country. and i think that is a battle that many people from many different walks of life are going to want to engage in, and defeat this president. now, your second part of your question was whether -- what was it again? >> you think with the current candidates that we are pretty short, that you can be this president? >> guest: absolute. i think first of all their credible. intelligent. they can speak to the issues that i think are really important to the american peop people. >> to why his hunger more options in your party? >> guest: i don't know what the statistics show but if that's the case i think of people have a lot of different views would be a good challenger to this president. there's many factions and divisions within any organizatio

the more the merrier. >> good morning. >> how are you?what? >> tomatoes, olive oil, basil flavor. bruschetta is toasted or grilled bread with different toppings. >> i like rose chilled, chilled, chilled. really cold. >> cold and fast. easy, sleazy, super breezy. that's how we like the rosÉ. >> that's good. >> for lighter spring wines like this pinot noir or a vilocelo. you chill them to take the edge off and make it more approachable with more summery foods. this is braised eggplant and tomato or arugula, pesto and anchovy. >> we both like to serve reds cooler than most people. >> chilled. >> most people are taught you serve it at room temperature. >> opposite. i'm drinking my whites warmer, reds cold and i like my sparkling wines and rosÉ ice cold. >> when you talk about white, what temperature would you set it? >> whites like these, not fridge. cellar temperature. 55 for the whites, 60 for the reds and the rosÉ and sparkling, dump it in ice. >> the overwhelming theme is these are under $20. >> basically all $15. >> people think you can'

[laughter] the more the merrier. maybe we will find somebody that will shake things up. >> would you voteor him? >> i know him. [laughter] i kinda like him, to tell you the truth. he is colorful very [laughter] >> you have that uncommon. >> i know him, too. was oncnbc and he was talking about how to solve the energy problem. he said t way to handle the zero pack crowd is you tell them what you will pay them for the oil. -- he said the way to handle the opec crowd is you tell them what you'll pay for the oil. >> came on after him and i said i'll tell you what, if you won't say any more about energy, i won't ever mention real estate. [laughter] [applause] >> how about a round of applause for our speakers today? thank you. [applause] thank you for coming today. i would like to thank the national press club's staff including our library and broadcast center. you can find more information and>> "washington journal" continues. host: we are back from new york. john fund is a columnist with "the wall street journal." let's b

[laughte the more the merrier. maybe we will find somebody that will shake things up. >> would you vote for him? >> i know him. [laughter] i kinda like him, to tell you the truth. he is colorful ver[laughter] >> you have that uncommon. >> i know him, too. was oncnbc and he was talking about how to solve the energy problem. he said the way to handle the ro pack crowd is you tell them what you will pay them for the oil. -- he said the way to handle the opec crowd is you tell them what you'll pay for the oil. >> i came on after him and i said i'll tell you what,f you won't say any more about energy, i won't ever mention real estate. [laughter] [applause] >> ho about a round of applause for our speakers today? thank you. [applause] thank you for coming today. i would like to thank the national press club's staff including our library and broadcast center. you can find more information and [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] [unintelligible] >>

[laughter] the more the merrier. maybe we will find somebody that will shake things up. >> would you vote for him? >> i know him. [laughter] i kinda like him, to tell you the truth. he is colorful very [laughter] >> u have that uncommon. >> i know him, too. was oncnbc and he was talking about how to solve the energy problem. he said the way to handle the zero pack crowd is you tell them what you will pay them for the oil. -- he said the way to handle the opec crowd is you tell them what you'll pay for the oil. >> i me on after him and i said i'll tell you what, if you won't say any more about energy, i won't ever mention real estate. [laughter] [applause] >> how about a round of applause for our speakers today? thank you. [applause] thank you for coming today. i would like to thank the national press club's staff including our library and broadcast center. you can find more information and >> tuesday, a discussion on the challenges facing public broadcasting. this is at the missouri school of journalism. next, a disc

[laughter] the more the merrier. maybe we will find somebody that will shake things up. >> would you vote for him? >> i know him. [laughter] i kinda like him, to tell you the truth. he is colorful very [laughter] >> you have that uncommon. >> i know him, too. was oncnbc and he was talking about how to solve the energy problem. he said the way to handle the zero pack crowd is you tell them what you will pay them for the oil. -- he said the way to handle the opec crowd is you tell them what you'll pay for the oil. >> i came on after him and i said i'll tell you what, if you won't say any more about energy, i won't ever mention real estate. [laughter] [applause] >> how about a round of applause for our speakers today? thank you. [applause] thank you for coming today. i would like to thank the national press club's staff including our library and broadcast center. you can find more information and www.press.org. thank you and we are adjourned. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright na

the more the merrier. i think we'll have plenty of candidates running against the president who as i said before, i think financially when you're running close or running up to spending 42 cents on every dollar made in america, we are in a battle for freedom in this country. and i think that is a battle that many people from many different walks of life are going to want to engage in, and defeat this president. now, your second part of your question was whether -- what was it again? >> you think with the current candidates that we are pretty short, that you can be this president? >> guest: absolute. i think first of all their credible. intelligent. they can speak to the issues that i think are really important to the american peop people. >> to why his hunger more options in your party? >> guest: i don't know what the statistics show but if that's the case i think of people have a lot of different views would be a good challenger to this president. there's many factions and divisions within any organizatio