mr. harris? >> no. >> ms. grant? >> no. >> mr. brannon? >> no, god controls the climate. >> mr. tillis? >> no. >> now they are not only all said no, they actually laughed at it. they were mocking it, jonathan. >> well, the fact that this question even comes up in a serious debate even though it is settled science that we have plenty of evidence that climate change is real just goes to show how far -- how extreme the republican party has become in one of the key issues facing this country and facing the planet. the country, i believe, is already there. they understand that climate change is happening, and if the republican party wants to keep nominating people that are questioning the science and in some instances electing people who keep questioning the science, then that's going to be one more thing that is going to hasten the demise, the end, of the republican party. >> and again, i don't hear no loud establishment voices, not any, abby, from established republicans. i mean, what are we going to debate, whether the earth is round next? the gop candidates in this election are also very

mr. harris? >> no. >> miss grant? >> no. >> mr. brannon? >> no. >> mr. tillis? >> no. >> joining me now, chris kron, executive director of the institute for southern studies, a progressive media, research, and policy center based in north carolina. and chris, this duke scandal, the connections between duke energy, mccrory's administration, it seems to me that it is blowing up in the local media in north carolina. it hasn't quite reached the national spotlight yet, but it's casting a huge shadow over this campaign. >> well, chris, north carolina's senate candidates may be out of touch with science, but they're right at home in north carolina's current political republican leadership. this is a state that i think was known nationally for its faith and belief in science. you heard about it, leading universities, the research triangle park. but today, denial of science, especially climate science, has become a near article of faith amongst republican leaders. and i think it really starts at the top, with governor mccrory. this is a person who worked for 28 years at

mr. harris. >> no. >> miss grant. >> no. >> mr. brandon. no. >> mr. tillis?te change denial is confusing. when it comes to the legislative body that writes our nation's laws, the fact that all four candidates, for senate, refused to acknowledge that 97% of climate scientists agree on. that fact isn't just confusing, it is frightening. but maybe all the facts and the figures and the data points are too much for this group of candidates to process. perhaps colors make it easier. if so, we point them to this nasa map that shows them exactly what happens to temperatures around the world over the last 62 years. here's a hint, north carolina. pay attention to the orange parts. after the break, thoughts host bill o'reilly weighs in on the scandal at cliven bundy's nevada ranch and compared armed militias to occupied wall street. that's next. how few loads you actually get from a bottle of detergent. because a lot of people pour in a little extra. and that reduces their total loads. but with tide pods, one pac equals one load. so try tide pods, and pop in value. i'm

mr. harris -- hastings, did you graduate from high school?> no. >> buckley says hastings doesn't appreciate the history lesson and makes a face at the judge. >> next time, im going to have you gagged. >> you're going to have me gagged, huh? >> you're right, i am. >> have me gagged then. >> to me it was totally ail yec alien to everything i know happens in a court of law. i have never seen that kind of conduct in a court of law. >> defense attorney buckley sees where this is going and tries to stop it. >> your honor, i would ask that -- >> mr. hastings is in contempt of court at this point, counselor, and i don't think anyone would disagree with me. >> suddenly, the judge calls far -- for a recess. >> can i see the attorneys back in chambers? i took a break to let me cool off, because i wanted to keep it on a professional level. >> now in the quiet courtroom, it's a staring game between hastings and the deputies. but it doesn't stay silent for long. hastings spots an officer and directs his words to him. >> you're a failure. >> several court s

mr. harris, dr. harris is passionate about that, and so, in defending dr.harris, i think that's what he was concerned about. we don't have to go into it. >> let me just make clear, my only point was, that what happened in the court case in louisiana was not about charter schools. not our view of charter schools. we can certainly debate about charter schools, support them, whatever. that's not of any consequence to me or the department of justice. we were seeking information about charter schools that dealt with a court order, a long-standing discrimination court order. >> i just want to -- >> mr. chairman? i just think it probably would not be a need for a hearing action if there could just be a normal question and an answer. i think the fact that the rush kind of increased the heat unnecessarily, because i think that the answer would have been sufficient to dr. harris' question. and i appreciate dr. harris. i told him privately he's been one of the most committed members of the subcommittee. >> i agree. >> but when we ask a witness a question, the witness

mr. harris. >> thank you very much. just a couple of brief questions can you explain what the total salary approaches the take in setting the salary numbers? is is they use a total salary approach. >> that represents, i think, the total salary which is 1775. i can elaborate more. >> okay. it's included in the budget. it provides the greatest risk mitigation from identified budget this spirit of the shriners and what that is. air office of general counsel to from sorry, your office of human resources increase of three under 70,000 for labour relations contractor support. is that above and beyond what you normally spend? >> no, sir. in our labour area under human resources, about nine people short. so that's an effort to shore of labor relations efforts while those positions are unfilled. when tackle for the ability of the money you give us to know we are down nine people, as i mentioned. >> you are down last fiscal year contractor support. >> yes, sir. we have some, billy. down a total of nine last year. >> all right. it

in tonight's report from nbc's harry smith, mr. smith goes back in time to the world's fair of '64. >> reporter: 50 years ago it was the place you came to see the future. the place america displayed its optimism and technological muscle. >> your own private convertible takes you on the magic skype. >> reporter: 1964 what couldn't we do? >> technology can point the way to a future of limitless promise. >> reporter: a picture phone, crazy, right? >> it would be possible to do it around the world? >> reporter: or computers in the home. we were all going to live in space colonies or under the sea. it's a small world brought animatronics to a level never seen before. ford introduced the mustang. the new york's world fair proved the world was its oyster. >> it was magical here. >> reporter: john started a group that's trying to rehab the once glorious new york state pavilion. >> what did this place used to look like? >> this pavilion was stunning with lights and color. it was called the tent of tomorrow, this area. so it was sensory over

>> well, it's interesting that the blm was able to make an exception for one of harry reid's largest donors, mrre and, yet, it can't make an exception because cliven bundy doesn't contribute money to harry reid. is he not powerful. he doesn't know important people. so, of course they will try to make an example out of him. it's interesting, the blm pulled back a little while and center for best of my biolol diversity. this fanatical environmentalist group came in and said, no, no, no. you have to protect the tortoises, you have to. so then the blm initiated again. i think there is a lot behind this. >> let's assume there is a lot of nefarious politics involved in this, i think everybody knows this isn't really worth the federal government's while to send 80 guys out there to round up cattle. knap had the solution. you can't allow it because anarchy is anarchy, you can't allow it put a lien on the property. the guy owes a million bucks, is he not going to pay it as long as that guy is alive he is not going to pay a dime to the federal government. he would rather go to the penitentiary than do th

this is between senator harry reid and the sister of mr. bundy, margaret houston. listen. >> cliven bundy has not recognized the united states. he says the united states is a foreign government. he hasn't paid his taxes. he doesn't pay his fees, unlike the rest of nevada ranchers. and he doesn't follow the law. >> harry reid doesn't even know my brother. he doesn't even know my family. he doesn't know what we do. we pay our taxes. cliven's always paid his taxes. >> you hear the sister saying, these are two separate issues. my brother paid taxes. senator reid said not only did he not pay the grazing fees, that mr. bundy did not pay taxes either. what's really going on here? >> if bundy didn't pay his taxes for 20 years, i suspect something would have happened to him. i don't think that's likely. you have to handle it in the courts and you can attach property. you can attach bank accounts. you don't have to get his cattle. there are ways of doing this without sending armed s.w.a.t. teams in from the federal government. it can be handled quietly. >> those were scary f

mr. koch clearly had in mind is senator harry reid who has taken to the senate floor to criticize the koch brothers' political spending. >> came from the great senator pat moynihan who said, everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but not to their own facts. but i guess the koch brother the have been able to buy their facts over the years, not paying any attention to whether they were true or false. and here's the truth. millions in political adds sponsored by these two multibillionaires are misleading at best and outright false in many instances. >> mr. koch's op-ed piece did not mention harry reid by name, but there was little doubt who he was referring to when he wrote, rather than trying to understand my vision for a free society or accurately report the facts about koch industries, our critics would have you believe we're unnorthwestern and trying to rig the system, that we're against environmental protection or eager to end workplace safety standards. these falsehoods remind me of daniel patrick moynihan's observations, everyone is entitled to his own opinion but not his own facts

harris. w your host mr. jose ferrer. saint joan is essentially about sainthood, but there is a certain romantic quality to it as george bernard shaw sweeps his audience along in an almost poetic flight. it is not a biography in the sense that you can turn to the play for an accurate reporting of the facts, rather shaw selected the facts which suited his purpose. he approaches joan, his protagonist, historically, but develops the character mainly in terms of ideological clashes. primarily, shaw is interested in joan as someone who imposes her ideas on history. she is led by the voices of st. catherine, st. margaret, and st. michael who instructed her to acquire a horse, soldier's clothing with armor, and an army and drive the english out of france. so her actions are based on her faith in her voices. shaw was a co-director for the first london production in 1924 with sybil thorndike in the title role, and he reminded her that joan was a sturdy, independent 19-year-old woman, not a sweet angelic little girl. the story of j

mr. bundy's confiscated scat l were released back to him. then, after it was over harry reid decided to jump in on this vowing that the fight was not over and labeling mr. bundy supporters as domestic terrorists. >> they hold themselves out to be patriots are not. they are nothing more than domestic terrorists, and i think that we are a country that people should follow the law, and what went up in mesquite is not very good. i repeat what went on up there is domestic terrorism. >> joining me is dana lash, hosts the dana show on the blaze television network. dana, good to see you. tonight, harry reid comes out and says today mr. bundy revealed himself to be a hateful racist and talked about how to advance his extreme hateful views, he's endangered the lives of innocent women and children. he says national republican leaders could help show a united front against this, this is not the statement, this is not the one i'm reading. he goes on to say national republican leaders can help show a united front against this hateful and dangerous extremism but publicly condemning bun

i want to play harry reid talking about mr. bundy and the language that he uses and then mr. ndy's response to harry reid and then get your response. let's listen to both of those. >> there were hundreds, hundreds of people from around the country that came there. they had sniper rifles on the freeway, they had assault weapon, they had automatic weapons. these people who hold themselves out to be patriots are not. they're nothing more than domestic terrorists. >> when you hear senator harry reid call you a domestic terrorist, what do you have to say to the senator? >> well, i guess he's right. i don't know what else we'd be. we're definitely citizens riled up. i don't know whether you could call us terrorists. they're the most loving people i ever spent my life. i just can't see how he gets that type of description out of these people. >> your responses to hear mr. bundy, say, well, i guess i'll be that domestic terrorist for you. these are loving people. >> it's funny that he would even say that he'd take that because the way that the media portrays people like miller and oth

so harry reid is leveling a new acquisition against mr. bundy that he doesn't pay taxes? >> exactly, in the same sentence he says he doesn't pay grazing fees and he doesn't pay his taxes. it's not a matter if he mistook one for the other. he used both in the same sentence. he's accusing cliven bundy of not paying his taxes. cliven bundy says that's just not true. >> with all due respect, what does anyone care what harry reid's son says about this? he called for cliven bundy to e be -- using the terms like domestic terrorists? >> i'm not sure why people would care. rory reid does have his own tv show here in the market and as such, he's on tv every day or three, four days a week and the fact is a lot of people believe that he or one of the other reid brothers maybe apparent to harry reid if he decides to step down and leave the senate. >> big in nevada politics. thank you. >> thank you, megyn. >>> joining me now, dennis michael lynch, a film maker on the ground at the ranch during the standoff with the agents. what do you make of it, domestic terrorists? >> i don't know wh

mr. john harris. >> good morning, willie. >> let's talk about congressman michael grimm from right here inges will not stop him from winning re-election this fall. he's facing 20 criminal counts for allegedly failing to account more than a million bucks in sales and wages at a manhattan restaurant he once managed. what does the future look like for congressman grimm. >> well, it is a little grim if you let me apologize for overworking that pun, which has been used many times for michael grimm, but the situation is really bad. politicians when they get in trouble seem to go through these stages of grief where they feel they can work their way out of their problems. every once in a while they do. sometimes somebody gets really sick and they get better. usually they get sick and they die. in michael grimm's stages of grief, he's setting up meetings with house gop leaders in which he's clearly looking for a sign of support. hey, are you with me? >> the question eventually becomes why would you stay? how can you be effective? every once in a while the voters decide this in the politicians' favo

mr. skron harris.. a couple executive orders coming up, one in particular you're focusing on. what's he going to announce this week? >> ledbetter will sign two executive orders, one is going to look at the question of transparency for federal contractors. in other words, if you're an employee of a federal contract e you can talk about your salary with others, without being punished. which, of course, you want to know what other people are getting paid to make sure you're getting paid enough. the other is going to impose new rules on federal contractors in which they have to report information about their salaries to the federal government on race and sex. it's a big issue for the president, because he feels he's got a big political advantage on this question of equal pay for equal work, and he's really going to push it hard. >> it's a political advantage, but also something he has been focused on early on. and when he signed lilly ledbetter, a priority for his administration since the first term. >> no

harry reid and republican dean helder getting into it on tv, local tv. senator reid doubling down on allegations that those supporting mrndy are in his view domestic terrorists. >> senator reid yesterday you called mr. bundy and his supporters domestic terrorists. i thought we were trying to calm the situation down, so what did you mean by that? >> just what i said. >> talk to me a little bit more about that, senator, in the sense of what triggered the pullout? you're obviously privy to intelligence. what was it they were doing up there that would make you call them domestic terrorists? >> the cattle men association has a wonderful branch here in nevada. i met with them last week. they pay their taxes. they pay their fees, they follow the law. bundy doesn't believe that the american government is valid. he believes the united states is a foreign government. he doesn't pay his taxes. he doesn't follow the law. he doesn't pay his fees. if anyone thinks by any figment of their imagination what happened up there last week was just people rallying to somebody that was oppressed, 600 people came in armed. they had practiced,

tonight would be a great time to begin a new regular feature, as our own harry smith travels the country telling american stories. tonight, mrsmith goes to mustang country. >> reporter: you're going to see this a lot over the next couple days, herds of mustangs headed for round-up in las vegas and charlotte. >> i'm so excited for the 50th anniversary of the mustang i haven't slept in days. >> reporter: taylor cassidy has owned 68 different mustangs over the years. >> there is mike, there is tommy there's denise. >> reporter: she's named them all. she's as comfortable under the hood as she is behind the wheel. >> we love our cars. it's a passion. we went from hobby to obsession really fast for me. >> reporter: america was obsessed with the mustang from the moment lee iacocca introduced the car at the new york world's fair in 1964. a market shattering half million mustangs were sold in the first 18 months and as sales grew, so did the car's muscle. remember steve mcqueen and the mustang in the movie "bullet"? as cool as it gets. there are plenty of old mustangs still on the road. but this one, this one has a story. >> i fell i

we'll talk to him about it and examine why harry reid is mentioning cliven bunked ease alleged back tax that's are oweked. where is mr. reid getting that information from? just ahead on the latest in the drama over the honor diaries documentary and why some are so determined not to let this woman speak. plus, breaking news tonight in the fight to block from our country an ire yawnin who once held americans hostage. wait until you hear this one. >> i told my administration to keep looking every day for actions we can take without congress. [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... ♪ ...who work with regional experts... ♪ ...who work with portfolio management experts, that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. mfs. carsthey're why we innovate. they're who we protect. they're why we make life less complicated. it's about people. we are volvo of sweden. to get your client's attention. from brochures to business cards to banners. everything... except your client's attention. thousands of products added every day to staples.com, even bullh

mr. kbor ambassador thanks for your time. >> senate harry reid is using rhetoric in the dispute between the rancher in nevada and the federal government. >> it's only going to be bundy or it's on. it's the -- while the stand off between cliven bundy and the federal government has cooled down. one man seems determined to keep it on a fast boil. as a forum in las vegas, put on by the review journal newspaper, senator majority leader harry reid slammed bundy and people who came out to support him last week. >> these people who hold themselves out to be patriots are not. they are nothing more than domestic terrorists. >> we're going to stand and be ready to fight. >> last weekend, bundy supporters forced federal authorities to back down from seizing his cattle. on the phone with me today, bundy made no apologies for the confrontation and sent this message to harry reid. >> we're calling to disarm the bur roy krats, in other words, take the guns away, that's the only thing we're really asking and if that's a terrorist act, i guess maybe he's right. >> the bureau of land management insists bundy

mr. smith goes to the car wash where something inspiring is going on. >>> finally here tonight, harry smith brings us the inspiring story of a small business that started with one couple's mission to make sure that nothing would hold their autistic son back from being a successful member of the larger community, so tonight mr. smith goes to the car wash where something great is happening in parkland, florida. >> reporter: word is spreading around parkland, florida, they do a really nice job at the rising tide car wash. thorough, attention to detail, and polite. when he dreamed up this place, most everyone told john dary he was nuts. >> it's definite insanity. it's really just blind commitment from a standpoint of i don't care, i'm doing it. and i know it will work. >> reporter: john's crazy idea, build a business with the primary mission of employing people with autism. he has 35 guys that work here who fall somewhere on the autism spectrum. >> you don't see guys on cell phone trying to get out of work and on their cell phone because, because, because. >> reporter: the key to rising tide's

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mrs. kennedy redecorated. i also mentioned a shortage of time, and that kind of leads us to the last portion here. harrytruman wanted to come back and live in the restored white house for a least a year, but by the summer of 1951 he was realizing that wasn't terribly likely. he said to jb west, assistant usher quote, i've been using a trick him on the contractors to try to speed up reconstruction. he leaned on them, hurry it up. you would expect a president to say that the unfortunately, that pressure and other forces that would exact a very serious toll. remember i had mentioned all of those beautiful interior finishings, the panel, the mahogany doors, and i winslow that move them all to his warehouse where they weighed it. well, as it turns out the woodworkers discovered that making reproduction pieces was faster and cheaper, and that's what they started to do. and a lot of the historic pieces will be marooned in this warehouse and not put back in the white house. i want to be clear that some of the interior was put back, and basic interior, original interior is more like 1900 teddy roosevelt interior

harry reid is warning the case is not closed. >> it's not over, we can't have app minister people violating the law. >> joining us via skype from clark county. mr bundy, good to have you on the show. it's been a few days for you and your family. i'd like your response to harry reid. who hails from nevada, saying it's not over. >> well, you know, about the only thing i can say to harvey is he doesn't want law breakers, but does he want. what i have to say harry - the people of nevada. they elected harry to go back and serve as a senator in the united states conference. not in the united states as a senator. harry, take care of your job. that will be something to do with foreign nations. don't be coming out here with your armies, pointing guns at citizens in the county. >> that did happen. there were some tense armed confrontations there. the federal government has, for now, given up on seizing your operation. now. >> well, i have a handle of certified letters from the united states government and los angeles blm. i haven't opened them. i'm assuming they got lawyers working on me. i had their lawyers working on me for 20 years. the public don't u

harris? >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. and thank you, mr. secretary, for being here with us today.let me follow up a little bit on what the chairman, and the subcommittee and committee both mentioned, basically controlled substance abuse. and particularly, about the enforcement of the controlled substance act. obviously a decision was made in the department of justice not to enforce the controlled substance act broadly in states that have legalized recreational marijuana. so i'm just going to ask, where -- where was the medical expertise that you used in making that decision? i mean i assume you didn't spread that decision to other control 1 drugs, quaalude, ecstasy, heroin, so was there a medical decisionmaking process into selecting that drug for selective enforcement that schedule i drug? >> what i say is we still enforce the controlled substances act. but we made this a law enforcement decision. >> right, that's right. so making that law enforcement decision to pick out one controlled -- one schedule i drug as opposed to the other ones, was there medical input in to that? it's

harry reid would like to see bundy and his cattle kicked off these acres that he's been ranching for all these years because mr. reid would like to offer it up to some developers that donate to his campaign coffers? >> the reality there's a rising star republican in navy, the governor of that state who beat reid's son for the governorship in 2010. harry reid wants it to be very clear see the undisputed king politically of nevada and it does not go to that argument if ranchers and people on horseback are able to turn the back bureau ever land management troops that are under the command of harry reid's chosen designee and that agency. reid is talking about his next candidacy wants to make it clear that number one he can deliver when it comes to his promises and nobody will back him down and when it comes to the range war he's the one to back and i'm sure he wants everybody especially his donors to know that. >> what do you make of the timing of that? everyone in nevada was weighing in on this. everyone was taking a position. most were taking a position sympathetic to the ranchers, criticizes the fed's tactics b

mr. sterling is emphatic and not consistent with his views and beliefs and feelings. harrisz sports said the tape they got is argument between him and his girlfriend. she posted photos herself with laker's legend magic johnson. >> people call and tell you i have black people on the instagram. >> yeah tbothers me a lot. you broadcast that you are associating with black people. >> you also deal with black people. >> i am not you and you are not me. you are supposed to be adeleicate white or delicate la10o girl. >> the male voice goes on to feel those comments very strongly and doesn't want her to hate black people, just love them privately. and the nba was swift to launch a full investigation and issued this statement. the remarks heard on the recording are disturbing and offensive and at this time we have no further informationment magic johnson took to twitter and said he and his wife would not go to a clipper's game as long as sterling owned the team. i feel sorry for chris paul and dock doc rivers that they work for him. >> and outside of basketball and i so on social medi

mr. allen. let's talk business. harryd said democrats are holding talks about a vote to prove the keystone pipeline. is that actually going to happen? >> they're actually going to have a vote. and this is a real surprise. it's a sign of how worried democrats are about the senate. yesterday, i was out at the milken conference in los angeles, did a poll, including a lot of democrats, asking them what they thought the chances were republicans could take every 0 the senate. nate silver said around 60%. dave leonhart said around 61%. the democrats i talked to said it's more like 60%. they are worried about a republican senate. so you have harry reid saying he might take a vote on approving the keystone pipeline. what's not determined is, will this be something that's binding will this be more a sense of the senate, as they call it. but the key fact, 11 senate democrats have signed a letter to president obama saying they want him to approve it by the end of may. there's a bunch of states where democrats are in danger where a vo

tom rogen is a columnist for the national review and joins us from d.c tom, would harry reid call mr. by the standards that he's previously laid down, he should. but he won't. it's to mr. reid a great patriot that's a delusion of the american political left establishment. >> so there is a little hypocrisy is there. the good news is for tom stier, while he's putting $100 million in there, as long as democrats support stopping the pipeline, friday, he won. >> he did win. you know, that's the most striking thing. all of the negative campaign ads against the koch brothers have been saying they're trying to buy elections. but if you look at what happened on friday, it's pretty clear that mr. stier has been successful, that he actually has bought presidential policy for $100 million. and it's really pretty striking. >> it is striking. what happens now is the democrats get to have it both ways. they get the $100 million from the billionaire lefty guy, and then at the same time, these 11 senate democrats they can go, well, we're opposed to it, so we're going to do everything we can to make su

mr. speaker, we have a problem. we have an inactive senate, with harry reid at the helm as the majority leader. someone on the senate side seems to have hit the pause button and it's been stuck there for a while. and we're having to deal with that. but here in the house of representatives, the people's house, we passed over 00 bills since i came -- 200 bills that since i came to congress that eem to just be gathering dust. we've taken up important energy, education, health care reforms, numerous jobs bills. some republican bills, some democratic bills, and most passed with bipartisan support. yet senate majority harry reid has thrown them on the ground. nd ohioans ask me what we're doing here in washington, d.c. and i'm at which the's end trying to explain that every reform-minded bill that i've supported, that we've passed on behalf of the american people, is stuck in the senate. it's a legislative purgatory. it just sits. and i don't wish that on my fellow ohioans or fellow americans. i'm not asking the senate to agree with every bill that we pass, mr. speaker. but at least allow a vote. and

is rate of relations we can now talk to a columnist with harris newspaper gideon levy mr levy welcome to r.c. so mr kerry has actually said that he never called israel an apartheid state just said it was at risk of becoming one is there any real difference here. is there is a difference is also the difference between defining israel isn't about that state in the fighting the occupation as it is an apartheid regime but what does it really make it looks like about it works like about it so it is about israel in its super and borders is not in it but it's not yet but israel in the occupied territories is definitely in about the regime when there are two people is one always all the rights in the world and the other without any civil rights whatsoever this is about our rights at the u.s. state department spokesperson jen absolutely i actually stumbled while being grilled how this question let's now take a listen together. you do accept that there are people who live under israeli ministration movement under israeli authority right now who do not have equal rights for i don't think them an

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harry reid says it's not over, they're going to go back. and, you know, he does have a point about the rule of law. mr.three times in court, and he does owe grazing fees, i think to the federal government. >> well, mr. bundy said that he believes, and this, obviously, as you point outut factctuauallt does have to be resolved in courts, but he believes that he owes the money to the state or locality and not the federal government. and, you know, you look at nevada and a lot of states out west and a huge, huge percentage of that land is federally-owned property. but the question is why did the bureau of land management and harry reid's top aide decide to send armed officers? why did it come to that level? stuart: you answer the question, why did he do that? >> well, you know, and i think we're going to see investigations, and i'll be surprised if, you know, congressman issa and his oversight committee starts looking into that. why was that decision made? why did it escalate so fast? it's very frightening to hear harry reid, the senate majority leader, to say it's not over. when the bureau of land managem

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mr. speaker, these comments have nothing to do with the facts at hand. however, harry reid wants to use this as a way to restrict americans' second amendment rights. i don't agree with his motives, but i do agree with his suggestion that we need to revive a discussion on the second amendment. it should reawaken our discussions about americans' constaugs kneel afffirmed rights to keep and bear arms to defend ourselves, to defend our families, to defend our property and ultimately to defend this great nation. with regard to our military, the gentleman from texas and i had a conversation earlier, i fully understand when you join the military, you give up some rights. you give up the right to speak unless you are spoken to. you give up the right to assemble peacefully. you assemble on the parade ground. you don't have a right to trial by jury. we set the jury of a court martial for the military. i get that. but yet, we trust these soldiers with both high-tech and low-tech weapons systems that they use to defend this great nation but we turn around and create these gun-free

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mr. "duck dynasty" that somehow people were happy being slaves. that is a repugnant statement. >> it's ignorant. >> thank you, ben. harryof nevada and he made those who want to all i know is that i'm glad that the bureau of land management backed off and that there is no confrontation. he needs to work within the law and the system to try to resolve his dispute. these other insane comments are stupid. >> i hear you and i think a lot of people do. to that point and back to his message and the sliver of his message that i know you find legitimate, here he was with chris holding a dead calf and pulled out his pocket constitution. it's one thing to have the militia men, the supporters from what i understand, he didn't ask for them to come. they're ready to support this man and his principles, but, as far as momentum for the conservative movement. i say you, republicans, conservatives want to expand the tent. isn't that the point right now? how much damage has been done, do you think? >> i think there has been a little bit of damage to those that were around him and embraced him so quickly. i didn't jump to embrace him. you