if you look at earmarks and the bridge to nowhere, as you look , ourl of that escaping donor base grewo 700,000 people. people looking for leadership in washington. would berats party better served trying to inspire people rather than keeping a status quo. >> thank you very much for being our guest. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> "newsmakers" is back with bob cusack annual post to see if -- and neil. senatorill remember jim dement joining the heritage foundation. what is the relationship between heritage action and heritage? >> they are in the same building. we have a conversation before we came in the air. they exist in the same building but the cuts of the legal actionon, heritage literally plays rent to the heritage foundation. they act somewhat autonomously from one another. the heritage edition being more additionally a thing tank while heritage action is arranged as an advocacy arm that seems to be primarily focused on outreach to conservative groups throughout the country. >> they have to have separate lobbying arms. unlike the club for growth this, the endorse he

on the battlefield of justice, men and women about rank or wealth or title or fame would ways that ourln together and walk together and fight alongside one another and love one another and to judge one another by the content of our character. in this greatest nation on earth. dismiss the magnitude of this as some, to suggest sometimes do that little has changed, that dishonors the ofriage and the sacrifice those who paid the price to march in those years. [applause] medgar evers, james chaney, andrew goodman, martin luther king jr., they did not die in vain. their victory was great, but we would dishonor those heroes as that the work of this nation is somehow complete. moral universe may bend towards justice that it doesn't bend on its own. to secure the gains this country has made requires constant vigilance, not complacency. by challenging those who direct new barriers to the vote or ensuring that the scales of justice work equally for all in the criminal justice some and not ugly a pipeline from underfunded schools to overcrowded jails. it requires vigilance. [applause] we will suffe

ourle who are working -- world is inherently challenging and interesting and yet we somehow managed to make it boring as all get out when we take it to school. you remember, john talked about high school. the two things that students say, not surprising, the first word is boring and the second one is not that it is too hard but it is too easy. it is too easy, they want to do something meaningful. we used to talk about relevance and relationships, we had it awkward. relationships, relevance, rigor. they all still matter, but when you hear high school students in are talkingthey actively about, i will do her work, but i will not do his? that's about relationship. but then they also want to know, why does this matter? a quick lead-in and we have one more question. is a professional association of 28,000 educators across the country. we publish a great magazine and a lot of people know every year we have a wonderful partnership with gallup to better understand theican opinions about public schools but nobody knows sponsors delta kappa the future educators association, the only program in t