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we had a good chat and kevin mccarthy and several others from the virginia delegates. my neighbordy forbes in my backyard as well. >> all right. well, let's go right to some of the issues. you are the professor of economics. naturally the first question i want to ask you is the recent news that the economy contracted 2.9%. which was a dismal number, one that we didn't expect it. if you go to congress, what are you going to do about our economy or as a professor. what can you suggest we do to fix it? >> right. right. that's great question, greta. i did my ph.d. cross-country growth. and so to get the economy going. traditional answers always been tax cuts. we have crpt rates highest in the world right now. everybody knows we need to bring some of that money back home and invest here. we have not had a pro-growth agenda for years. we need to start mentioning that again. pro-growth and to get growth, you have to have capital working with people. so you need capital and physical capital and human capital. and so we need a set tax will ee capital accumulation for businesses. and get th

know so many thousands, tens of thousands of constituents, of neighbors who make up the community of the greater richmond area. richmond, virginia, is a special place that i've called home my entire life. and i know that some of you, my friends in the press corps, have joined me there recently. but i encourage everyone to make a visit soon. we house republicans have made some tremendous strides over the past few years. we fought to allow every child, regardless of their zip code, the ability to go to the school of their choice and to receive a quality education. we prioritized medical research and innovation and have led the way into an unprecedented era of technology and its breakthrough. we forced a reduction of spending in washington in consecutive years for the first time since the korean war. and we fought to protect people from losing their insurance or facing higher health care costs due to obamacare. we passed bill after bill that would increase take-home pay and reduce costs for working middle class american families. some people think washington gets nothing done. well, there's a stack of bills sitting in the senate th

virginia. a law prevented that. neighboring states passed laws so free slaves couldn't go there so there was this idea of finding a place in africa and paying the way for freed slaves to go to liberia. problems were many, one of which, a major one was freed slaves, where slaves generally thought of the united states as their home, the slaves at mont yeller had been in virginia as long as madison's family had so it was a failed scheme from the beginning that you can see him clinging to it not able to think of anything else but to give the type of hope he had at this awful institution. >> maybe just to wrap up this part, can you say a word about this madison were here tonight, would he think we had been true to the basic principles embodied in his work? >> i think he would be appalled by the scope of the federal government. he would think we have moved far away from the limited powers given by the constitution to the federal government. he might be somewhat gratified, though it would be much greater , at seeing the ways in which

virginia. there was a law that presented that. the neighboring state couldn't move there so then there was this idea finding a place in africa and paying the way for the freed slaves to go to liberia. it was a failed scheme from the beginning that you can see them just clinging on to it to give the kind of hope they had as a young man at this institution. like maybe to wrap up this part if madison were here tonight, would he think that we would have been true to the basic principles and body in his work? >> he would be appalled at the size and the scope of the government and he would think that we had moved far away from the limited power that we were given by the constitution to the federal government. he might be somewhat gratified oveof his disappointment with te much greater. i was telling some people a story that occurred to me in the last few weeks it was considering the case that involved whether the police should have the authority to search your cell phone if they stop you for a traffic violation and there were two instances in which thi

virginia law. tell grandmother likes to it, our family was living in mclean and my grandfather was the attorney general. spotted ather neglected horse on a neighbor's farm and organized an undercover rescue operation and to provide it with a more doting owner. some might call it theft. my grandmother ended up in court, which was pretty serious given that horse theft at one time was a hanging offense. let her off, though i imagine it was an interesting conversation between her and the attorney general. in case he was a little bit of insight, my grandmother was once asked if she would never again steal a starving horse, she said, "i don't think i could live with myself if i didn't." it was just a few years ago that i was sitting exactly where you are. while it did manage to get my diploma, my law school career did not get off to the most auspicious start. i will never forget walking into my first class. and haved the case been pretty grossed out that there was somebody who would gotten a hairy hand. i made a beeline straight for the back row. "ad down, no doubt, books attending to be as under the radar as someone with this hair could be. turns out, a

neighbors. we'll have an update shortly. >> decision 2014 called a political earthquake, eric cantor the second most powerful man in the u.s. lost his virginia primary election to a tea party challenger. cantor is the first house majority leader to be beaten in a primary. he lost to david brat. campaign hinged on immigration law. brat took a harder line. >> u.s. officials say five american troops killed by mistake in afghanistan were members of an elite fighting team. the the five died in an airstrike launched to help them battle the taliban. an afghan officer was also killed. it's called one of the worst friendly fire incidents since the war began in 2001. >> happening today the national transportation safety board will release documents related to its investigation of a bridge collapse in washington state. that collapse last year happened when a truck hit two support structures, several vehicles fell into the river below. no one was seriously hurt. the documents released will not contain analysis or a probable cause, those are expected later this summer when the investigation is finished. >> someone has to pick up the tab, the country's in

so many thousands, tens of thousands of constituents, of neighbors who make up the community of the great greater richmond area. richmond, virginiaome my entire life and i no some of you in the press corps have joined me there but i encourage everyone to visit there soon. you know, we house republicans have made some tremendous strides over the past few years which fought to allow every child, regardless of their zip code, the ability to go to the school of their choice and to receive a quality education. we prioritized medical research and innovation and have led the way into an unprecedented era of technology and its breakthrough. we forced the reduction of spending in washington in consecutive years for the first time since the korean war. and we fought to protect people from losing their insurance or facing higher health care costs due to obama care. we pass bill after bill that would increase take home pay and reduce costs for working middle-class american families. now, some people think washington gets nothing done. well, there's a stack of bills sitting in the senate that shows house republicans do get things done. we get

many thousands, tens of thousands of constituents, the neighbors who make up the community of the greater richmond area. you know, richmond, virginiais a special place that i've called home my entire life. i know that some of you, my friends in the press corp have joined me there recently. i encourage everyone to make a visit soon. we house republicans have made tremendous strides over the past few years. we fought to allow every child regardless of their zip code the ability to go to the school of their choice and to receive a quality education. we have led the way in an unprecedented era of technology and it's break through. we forced the reduction of spending in washington. >> some people think washington gets nothing done. well, there is a stack of bills sitting in the senate that shows house republicans do get things done. we get a lot done. our priority is building an america that works for the middle class families who are struggling in this country. but there is more work to do. conservatives have solutions that can help alleviate the middle class squeeze and provide opportunity to all regardless of their circumstance in li

it is up privileged to know tens of thousands of constituents of neighbors to make up the community. with richmond virginia have called home my entire life. some of you have jointly their recently. but i encourage everyone to make a visit soon. house republicans have made tremendous strides and fought to allow every child regardless of their zip code the ability to go to the school of their choice of receiving a quality education. and have led the way. at the unprecedented era of technology. reid have him since the first time since the korean war with those facing higher health care costs due to obamacare. bill after bill to increase take-home pay and the jurors one dash reduce cost for american families. some people think washington gets nothing done but there is a stack of bills sitting in the senate that shows house republicans to get things done. we get a lot done in our priorities to build an america that works for the middle class families that are struggling but there is more work to do. conservatives have solutions to help alleviate the middle-class squeeze to provide opportunity regardless of the

many thousands, tens of thousands of constituents, of neighbors who make up the community of the greater richmond area. you know, richmond, virginia special place i have called home my entire life. i know that some of you, my friends in the press corps, have joined me there recently, but i encourage everyone to make a visit soon. you know, we house republicans, have made tremendous strides over the past few years. we fought to have every child regardless of their zip code, the ability to go to the school of their choice, and to receive a quality education. we prioritized medical research and innovation, and have led the way into an unprecedented era of technology and its breakthroughs. we forced the reduction of spending in washington in consecutive years for the first time since the korean war, and we fought to protect people from losing their insurance or facing higher health care costs due to obamacare. we've had bill after bill that would tick takehome pay and reduce costs for working-class american families. some people think washington gets nothing done. well there's a stack of bills sitting in the senate that shows how repu

many thousands, tens of thousands, of constituents of neighbors who make up the community of the greater richmond area. you know, richmond, virginiapecial place that i've called home my entire life. and i know that some of you, my friends in the press corps have join immediate recent l. i encourage everyone to make the visit soon. we house republicans have made tremendous strides over the past few years. we fought to allow every child, regard office zip code the ability to go to the school of their choice and to receive a quality education. we prioritize medical research and innovation and have led the way into an unprecedented era of technology and its breakthrough. we forced reduction of spending in washington in consecutive years for the first time since the korean war. and we fought to protect people from losing their insurance or facing higher health care costs, due to obamacare. we passed bill after bill that would increase take-home pay and reduce costs for working middle class american families. now some people think washington gets nothing done. well, there's a stack of bills sitting in the senate that shows house republi

virginia law. tell grandmother likes to it, our family was living in mclean and my grandfather was the attorney general. spotted ather neglected horse on a neighbor's farm and organized an undercover rescue operation and to provide it with a more doting owner. some might call it theft. my grandmother ended up in court, which was pretty serious given that horse theft at one time was a hanging offense. let her off, though i imagine it was an interesting conversation between her and the attorney general. in case he was a little bit of insight, my grandmother was once asked if she would never again steal a starving horse, she said, "i don't think i could live with myself if i didn't." it was just a few years ago that i was sitting exactly where you are. while it did manage to get my diploma, my law school career did not get off to the most auspicious start. i will never forget walking into my first class. and haved the case been pretty grossed out that there was somebody who would gotten a hairy hand. i made a beeline straight for the back row. "ad down, no doubt, books attending to be as under the radar as someone with this hair could be. turns out, a

virginia political parties and persons. you need to demonstrate that they really do care about their neighbors, their neighborhood, and theirtate. we don't know anybody, no one in the state of virginia, that has done that. host: we are going to jerry in houston, mississippi. 9-12-2009 i thank god for c-span. i live in god's creation. i'm not preaching, i am teaching. i'm out here in the woods but i know where i am qualified and i was there in front of the white house in 2009 and i got down on my knees. i did not bow before nobody. that's the people's house. host: is the republican party divided? they need to stop drinking out of the potomac. will go to russ in richmond, virginia. he is calling on the republican line. caller: good morning, this is a signal. i have called eric cantor's office several times on issues. the gentleman before the motorcycle guy made a good point. politicians get elected and they don't care a thing about their constituents or our country. they care about their own bank accounts. they leave washington rich and go in with these promises. this is a message to all of these people. eric looked out for e

know so many thousands, tens of thousands of constituents, of neighbors who make up the community of the greater richmond area. richmond, virginia, is a special place that i've called home my entire life. and i know that some of you, my friends in the press corps, have joined me there recently. but i encourage everyone to make a visit soon. we house republicans have made some tremendous strides over the past few years. we fought to allow every child, regardless of their zip code, the ability to go to the school of their choice and to receive a quality education. we prioritized medical research and innovation and have led the way into an unprecedented era of technology and its breakthrough. we forced a reduction of spending in washington in consecutive years for the first time since the korean war. and we fought to protect people from losing their insurance or facing higher health care costs due to obamacare. we passed bill after bill that would increase take-home pay and reduce costs for working middle class american families. some people think washington gets nothing done. well, there's a stack of bills sitting in the senate th

thousands, tens of thousands of swen constituents, of neighbors who make up the community of the greater richmond area. you know, richmond, virginial place that i've called home my entire life, and i know that some of you, my friends in the press corps have joined me there recently, but i encourage everyone to make a visit soon. you know, we house republicans have made some tremendous strides over the last few years. we fought for every child, regardless of their zip code to go to the school of their choice and to receive a quality education. we've prioritized medical research and innovation and have led the way into an unprecedented area and era of technology and its breakthroughs. we've forced the reduction of spending in washington in consecutive years for the first time since the korean war, and we fought to protect people from losing their insurance or facing higher health care costs due to obamacare. we passed bill after bill that would increase take-home pay and reduce costs for working middle class american families. now some people think washington gets nothing done. well, there's a stack of bills sitting in the senate th

neighboring district. that's not what the story was on the ground. >> reporter: if anything, it was that he was throwing his weight around a little too much. the way the republican party is organized down in virginiaindividual neighborhoods all sort of have a representative that works with the member of congress in the last couple of months eric cantor has been trying to stack and control local republican party in the seventh district. and a lot of people in this area didn't appreciate it. they felt like he was throwing his weight around too much. they were a little too tired of hearing him say, you know, i am going to be speaker of house soon and so he wasn't disengaged from his district. people don't like how he was throwing his weight around. >> lets me play that sound bite of cantor just a little while ago. >> i know there is a lot of long faces here tonight and it's disappointing, sure. but i believe in this country, i believe there is opportunity around the next corner for all of us. so i look forward to continuing to fight with all of you for the things that we believe in for the conservative cause, because those solutions are ours are the answer to the problems that so many people are faci

neighbors that talk to me. it's gone on internet. iefd calls from nevada -- i've had calls from nevada, west virginia, all over the place.has been fantastic. .i understand also -- are they responsible for paying the fees to pursue any action against you throughout the homeowners association? >> they -- well, we have to file another lawsuit because they won't back off. and all i want is just to be left alone, be able to display my flag. >> sir, the flag isn't very big. you have it with you in your hand, i assume. >> yes. >> this is the flag that's going to cost you $8,000. and if you don't pay, they're going to foreclose on your home. as a veteran of this country, what is your message for those who are so strongly opposed to having had a unauthorized object in your flowerpot? >> well, i would think if anybody on that board told me they served in the military, i'd have to ask them which side. >> larry murphree, we just -- you stunned me there with that statement. you might hear a different side of him coming out today. we want to thank you for being with "fox & friends" and for displaying that flag so proudly. >> it's been

i'm your neighbor just south of you in east tennessee, where in kentucky are you from? >> i'm from a small town in knot county, kentucky, border virginia, the closest city to me, the people recognize is hazard, kentucky. >> so you're hazard? i know exactly where you live then. first of all, i appreciate your testimony, and one of the things you brought up is extremely important, five years ago, last year, we had the va and d.o.d. come in, and they just burned a billion dollars, a billion. we're worried about 3 million. we burns a billion trying to make the d.o.d. and the va health care records speak to each other. and they can't they quit. so $3 million is nothing, i've been to great lakes, illinois, twice to look at the system, where they tried to get it to interact, it hasn't worked, i don't know, travis, whether you're finding that information out, but it was certainly nice if they had found that information, whether it prevented what happened to you, no one, only god knows that, it would have been nice if the doctor would have had all the information available to be able to make those decisions. by the way, when you go to californi

back and i'm your neighbor just south of you in east tennessee comes on just down -- were in kentucky are you from? >> i'm from a small town and not county, kentucky, which borders virginia. the closest city to me, people recognize is hazard kentucky spent hazard, i know exactly where you live in. first of all i appreciate your testimony. one of the things that you brought it is extremely important, five years ago, last year we had the va and dod came in and they just build a billion dollars, a built-in but we are worried about 3 million. they burned a billion dollars trying to make dod and va health care records speak to each other, and they can't. they quit. so $3 million is nothing. and i've been to great lakes, illinois, twice to look at the system where they try to get to interact but it hasn't worked. i don't know, travis, whether you would find that information out, but it certainly would've been nice if they had found the information to whether it would prevent that happened, its ability been nice if the doctor would've had all the information available to be able to make those decisions. and by the way, just accommodate, when you go to california, don't let the

virginia we have not. we will see what the difference is relative to job creation and employment rates and unemployment rates and those two neighboringdat mandated increase in the minute wage. i don't think they should tell any states what their minute wage should be. >> above? -- >> i'm sorry. i'm not in favor of -- >> i think is there a floor there and it's set and absorbed into the marketplace. but i think the states, if they want -- municipalities or cities as well. we know from the cbo that the minimum wage increase that senator warner and other support would destroy 500,000 jobs. there are folks that make minimum wage head of household. i think about 3%, mark. if those people are having a hard time making end's meet because of they are not making enough on the minute wage we should help them but help them without destroying those jobs and without destroying the other 97%, you know, who have jobs that are oftentimes second jobs or entry level jobs. >> we have got like six major companies now of reason to raise the minimum wage so they are finding a way to do it without hurting their profits and their bottom line. i don't underst