revere america has a double meaning. first, we love america as all great americans love this great country. and second, 235 years ago, paul revere left the north church to awaken patriots that our freedom was in danger. we think obama care is one example of how a washington that doesn't listen to the people, and that's these politicians in government as having the solutions to all the issues facing our country is another threat to our freedom. and we woke up then and create ed the greatest country the world has ever known. we're going to be active and wake up today and reclasme this government for the people. >> other stops will include nebraska, california, texas, and iowa. >> and nevada, too. >> but iowa of course the first in the nation primary. some speculating that this could be the lauch of a possible presidential bid. >> well, i think to worry about 2012 is a disservice to the american people. a couple of points. first, i love the private sector. i am having a very good time. i spent 12 years as governor of new yor

america. teartygoers', revers your and get it right for us. i have a very important discussion coming up with two very different journalists and they will talk about the tea party movement and all of that and probably not mention the eta at all. >> "white house chronicle" is produced in collaboration with whut, howard university television. now, your program host, nationally syndicated columnist llewellyn king, and co-host linda gasparello. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> thank you so much for coming along. beside me is john gizzi of " human events closed with a conservative newspaper in washington, and bob franken, syndicated columnist and broadcaster of enormous global reach, as it were. i know you have something coming out and "newsweek" andwired" magazine and i saw you on msnbc during the health-care debate. when do you sleep? and you find that tea keeps you awake? >> this will probably cause a rupture between us. i never liked tea. i don't like it. >> for the future, the brokers are listening and will

evoke in the public at large sum of the high regard and even reverence the progressives had made every effort to to strip. just as america's religious energy's have surged wants again in spite of all of these, the predictions of inevitable secularization so the constitution and declaration are reacquiring for many an aura of divine inspiration in spite of a full century of sustained debunking by the sophisticated and the cynical but none of this would have been possible today without the critical last gasp stand against the t.r. constitutional program and republican presidential contest of 1912 as a result of that effort and contrary to the title of this panel panel, 1912 was not the election that transformed america but in the deeper sense that preserved america as it came down from the declaration of independence from the constitution. [applause] >> thank you very much to all panelist for fine remarks professor milkis has allowed us to go straight to questions we have about 20 minutes. please raise your hand you have a question and wait for the microphone to reach year and identify yourself and your affiliation. thank yo

revere, the constitution of the united states. [applause] i want to thank the tea party express for getting out there. grass-roots, america. that is what it is all about. this is note tops down astro turf stuff. all of you veterans out there, last august, you were called an american -- unamerican. that is the most despicable thing i have heard. i have been coming here for 30 years. and that was the most despicable, i have heard in my life. [applause] to all those veterans who fought to give that person the right to say those words -- i will not mention her name, but her initials are nancy pelosi. [laughter] thank you for your time. [applause] >> actually, that is ted turner. [laughter] we just punked everybody. [laughter] folks, i want to bring up the folks that do all the real work. we have staffers, horribly abused, or we underpaid, and, in line with my belief that god made cars and buses to get me to the airport, they put up with this. they were clearly 24 hours a day. when the performers and speakers go to bed, they are up. they are reading the e-mails and telling us what is going on each day. let me bring up the whole

revere, the constitution of the united states. i want to thank the two-party express for getting out of the grass roots america.his is not top down, astroturf stuff. to all of the veterans out there, i served in the marine corps. to all of the veterans out there, last august you were called on american. that was the most despicable thing i have heard. i came here as a newspaper reporter when john kennedy was in the white house. that was the most despicable, that i ever heard in my life. [applause] to wall of those veterans who fought on distant lands to give us -- to all of the veterans who fought in distant lands, i will not mention her name, and but her initials are nancy pelosi. i will not take up any more of your time. thank you very much. [applause] >> actually, that is ted turner. we just punked everybody. folks, i would like to bring up the folks that do all of the real work. we have staffers, horribly abused, horribly underpaid.

revere, the constitution of the united states. and again, i want to thank the tea party express for getting out there, grassroots america, that's what it's all about. this ain't no grass tops down astroturf stuff. and one final note i'd make, to all of you veterans out there, i served in the marine corps, all you veterans out there, last august you were called unamerican. and that was the most despicable thing i've heard. i've been in this town 48 years, coming here as a newspaper reporter when john kennedy was in the white house. i've seen a lot of congresses come and go, i've seen a lot of stuff, that was the most despicable comment i've ever heard in my life. [applause] to all those veterans who fought in distant lands, to give her the right to be able to say that, i won't mention her name. but her initials are nancy pelosi. with that i thank you for your time. thank you very much. [applause]