me in welcoming those two great indiana business stories nate richardson of coax technology and paul perkinsho are with us tonight. thanks for making indiana state that works. [applause] >> we have to do more than approve our tax code to get the economy moving again because roads mean jobs we need to release $400 million for the next year of highway expansion and put hoosiers' back to work keeping us at the crossroads of america. [applause] >> because indiana is agriculture we need a permanent fix to the oil productivity factor. because indiana's regional cities are vital to our state's economic development we need to encourage public and private investment to improve the quality of life in our cities. that is the indiana way to a growing future. in the city and on the farm. that way also means standing up to washington d.c. from time to time. most hoosiers didn't like washington in trading on our health care long before it became a reality. now more people than ever know why we were right to stand up to the federal government on the affordable care act. there has been a lot of talk about me

paul, we will continue this conversation after the break. thank you. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. tom perkinscofounder of kleiner perkins has ignited eight higher storm of controversy after comparing the treatment of the richest one percent in america to the treatment of jews and not see germany. we are back with paul and phil bronstein. phil is the former editor of the san francisco chronicle. and cory johnson is our editor at large. we are spoken further about the comments. he gave us additional color on why he said what he said. he added that his late partner fled from austria. do not imagine that the unimaginable cannot become real, both positively and negatively. paul, does anything justify what he said? >> no. that last homages insane. that is a wacko stuff. some of my best friends were fought against hitler. therefore, everything that i say needs to be filtered through that so i get a free pass? it is ludicrous. it is contemptible. if i were kleiner, who quite andtly came out early dismissed the comments and said they do not represent the views of kleiner perkins -- if i were them, i w

times," an extensive piece on senator rand paul, a look at his father, and his view of politics both in kentucky and a perspective 2016 candidate. tony perkinss our guest on newsmakers. program atch that 10:00 eastern time, 7:00 for those of you in the west coast. he is the president of the family research council and also talked about the republican agenda in the year ahead. [video clip] >> personally i have talked through these issues. that back when he came forward -- he used a word that haven't been used in a long time. he said "i send." -- "i sinned." i know his wife wendy. he served for almost eight years. i believe he has dealt with those issues. i believe he is on the right track. i do think you'll always have that cloud over him and people will watch closely in view it. that,ou do something like you open yourself up to greater scrutiny and criticism. this is something you are going to have to live with. host: that exchange last week. david bidder is running for governor. have a full interview airing at 10:00 eastern time here on c-span. this is from one of our viewers saying -- from the editorial page, bill kristol in "the weekly st