michael rubinoff. [applause] guys, a few these questions for you folks -- how many people in the audience voted for barry goldwater at least once? [laughter] ok. did anyone vote for him in 1964? any family members in the audience? barryd very junior -- junior was out of town. he was here yesterday. we can say whatever we want. [laughter] having awe are libertarian moment. rand paul is being taken seriously as a presidential candidate. libertarians on the right and on the left see eye to eye on marijuana. is this a moment that there is -- is this a moment that barry goldwater help to create? >> i do not think there is any question about that. the historically important barry goldwater who wrote "conscious for conservative" and ran governor, established a liberal -- libertarian viewpoint on limited government, and a proper sense of federalism. the later barry goldwater and his reaction against the religious right help to lead the way to libertarianism on social issues, which has formed, sort that does ap

michael rubinoff.[applause] >> so before i ask thes ask of e custom questions i've a few questions for you folks. how many people in the audience voted for barry goldwater at least once? [laughter] >> did anybody vote for him in 1964? two in the back. any gold -- goldwater from the members in the audience tonight? i heard barry junior is out of town. he was yesterday. good, so we can say whatever we want. [laughter] it seems were having a libertarian moment here in the united states. senator rand paul is being taken seriously as a potential candidate for president after his dad ron paul qaeda clear some of the way for his son. libertarians on the right and liberals on the left say i taught on protecting privacy and legalizing marijuana. it's a very appealing mix for younger voters and many others. this is the moment are goldwater helped to create because i don't think there's any question about that, both the historically important barry goldwater who wrote conscious of the conservative and ran for pre

michael rubinoff. [applause] before i ask these guys, a few questions for you folks -- how many people in the audience voted for barry goldwater at least once? [laughter] ok. did anyone vote for him in 1964? any family members in the audience? i heard barry jr. was out of town. he was here yesterday. we can say whatever we want. [laughter] it seems we are having a libertarian moment. rand paul is being taken seriously as a presidential candidate. libertarians on the right and on the left see eye to eye on protecting privacy and legalizing marijuana. is this a moment that barry goldwater helped to create? >> i do not think there is any question about that. the historically important, barry goldwater, who wrote "conscience of a conservative" and ran for governor, established a libertarian viewpoint on limited government, and a proper sense of federalism. the later barry goldwater in his reaction against the religious right help to lead the way to libertarianism on social issues, which has formed, sort of