. >> none of you mentioned rick santorum. come on. he won the iowa caucus. >> that would be the raising lazarus. >> evangelical. your party has this history like the rotorry club of turning around and saying whose next? well, guess where mitt romeny was in '08 next. guess who was next in '08 because of '4, a guy named john mccain, who came in second, who was the last man standing. >> rick santorum. rick santorum put your name in for terry madonna. >> i'm just playing with you. >> we have to go to commercial break. here in york, pennsylvania we've built the largest distributor of kitchen cabinets in the nation. we've got american-made products that are beating out chinese imports. so, i know pennsylvania can be a leader in manufacturing and we can make things again. but we have to invest in education and a skilled workforce today. i'm tom wolf and i have a plan. we can do great things, but we have to think ahead. tom wolf for governor. a fresh start for pennsylvania. >> the new republic, don't send your kid to the ivy league, the natio

please welcome the former senator rick santorum. [applause] >> thank you everyone for inviting me to be here. to be congratulated in the wisdom into choosing to help in that organization. i'm going to be appear next month in this room to i guess you could say pretty or in washington the next movie. one is just a couple of months ago to hallmark. i thought it was important to weigh into an area that i think is the quintessential issue of our time with respect to faith and that is our religious liberty. liberty. and so we put together a documentary which is coming out september 1 grade we are going to b be showing it here later in august and you can talk to folks at heritage and get an invitation that leads the way that it's called one generation away based upon the speech ronald reagan gave that is away from extinction and it chronicles seven or eight i can't remember which cases. the florist in washington, the photographer that wouldn't participate in the same-sex weddings, we have the military chaplain issue, and education, someone

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mike huckabee, rick perry, rick santorum. and we heard about the balancing act for the gop. sticking to conservative principles. but at the same time, trying to broaden the base. >> there's a very simple model for how we win. we stand up and we tell the truth. we shine the light of truth and we empower the american people. >> if you look at the map for president, if we don't see a realignment of the republican party. if we don't see this party reaching out and bringing in new people, then the demographics don't look very good for us. >> some notable absences as well. jeb bush, chris christie, rand paul, marco rubio and paul rooi paul ryan. rand paul is leading the pack there. chris christie and mike huckabee are very close mind h behind. followed by the rest of the field. right now pack. this is still a wide open field. the iowa caucuses are still well over a year away. if you're into it, it's never too early to start talking about it. >>> today pope francis sounding off on chris congressmans a and other minorities harassed and killed in iraq. on the other side of the break,

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after senator demint, we have senator rick santorum and then a program on guns and gun rights, givenby emily miller, and the three speakers in the afternoon, i think, will be tremendously exciting, andrew mccarthy, talking about books he has written about building the case for obama's impeachment. ann coulter, who i assume needs no introduction, and then, what i am most excited about, little story about calvin coolidge, one of my most favorite presidents, who if you don't know anything about him he took a red line to the entire budget and truly cut spending in a tremendous way. so i you don't know your history, it's worth brushing up on that. so, that's what is coming up today on this fabulous program. now, senator jim demint. come on up. [applause] >> already introduced you. you missed it. >> i'm glad i showed up. >> i am, too. >> got everybody -- thanks for coming. i guess i need to use the microphones here. >> please, because you're being taped. >> 0 okay. well, thank you for being here. this is an opportunity for us every year at heritage to hear from you, but also to share news

rick santorum popular with this group. mike huckabee will be here tonight as well, another popular guy. they also like ted cruz in this group. >> and one other note here before i let you go. governor perry is going to be coming around. he's there once again. he -- it sounds like he's staffing up. maybe getting ready there in iowa. is there any indication that the folks in iowa, they -- you know, they put you through the ringer one time around, maybe they don't go for you, but the next time around, they're a little more receptive to you? is history on someone's side like governor perry? >> i think that rick perry is more popular now among iowa republicans than he was when he was running for president. he has spent a little bit of time in iowa. he is presenting himself much differently than he did in 2012. a lot more energy. the fact that he hasn't just had back surgery like he did during the campaign. of course, he has glasses now, so what's not to like? >> you know what? every little thing counts. kathy, thank you so much.

after senator demint we have senator rick santorum. then we have a program what guns and gun right split the three speakers in the afternoon will be tremendously exciting. putting the case to a little story about calvin coolidge he took a red line to the entire budget and truly cut spending. that is what is coming up today. al senator jim demint. come on up. [applause] >> and glenn and shoot up the -- i'm glad i showed up. thank you for coming. i guess i need to use the microphones. >> please. we are being taped. >> thank you for being here. this is an opportunity to hear from you and to share a little there's of the things the we are doing political think it is important to. i appreciate the group's for longevity. so many folks who claimed to be on our side come and kill, tend to be tempted away to the wrong ideas. i sure appreciate her strong stands over so many years. thanks for being here. i just want to take a few moments to talk about this whole concept of being conservative. what does it mean? sometimes the political levels get

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republicans picked mick huckabee in 2008, and rick santorum in 2012. film-maker aj shnabbing directed "caucus", and spent months following the candidates. >> it's good for the candidates, because they are learning how to run for president. when they arrive in iowa, they may not be good at running for president. they may be good for running for congress, but running for president is different. >> reporter: in 2012 rick perry played the texas card hard, boots, buckles well. the 2014 is more hipster, square glasses, polo shirt and dress shoes. test-driving a new issue. iowans meet the candidates and hear down-tomb politics, looking the candidate in the eye and judging the handshake - it's key. >> it's hard to imagine a better place an iowa, if you want to be part of the dialogue and interact. you meet them all. it's early enough in the campaign that you are not held behind. >> reporter: pete is a voter, and met just about everyone in the last two election cycles. >> the adage is two. you make up your mind after meeting each of them in thinks like the stat

. >> rick santorum brought it up. >> never wanted to ban it. >> he brought up the issue. >> i was hisedia consultant. i know more. >> why did he bring it up? >> he didn't want taxpayer funding of contraception. that's different. >> he said we can discuss birth control. he said it in an interview system. >> he said clearly as his wife did on cnn he would never make that decision for somebody else. he would not ban contraception. no one said it. but it shows up in ads. >> it shows up that they would make contraception unavailable for women through health care plans. >> let's go to where we were all schooled on. votes. the nbc wall street journal poll out tonight shows the biggest ever gender gap on what party americans want to control the congress. men say it should be republicans. by a 14-point margin women say democrats should be in charge. the way they count it is to add them up. a 31-point gender gap which is a dramatic statement. john, how do you explain it? >> i'm surprised by the extreme of the number. certainly we have seen this gender gap for 20 -- >> why sit growing? >> one of

rick santorum at 5.9%, leaving rand paul and ted cruz tied at 5.2%. outed jeb bush and recently indicted rick perry are tied at 4.7%. and marco rubio is finishing out the field, commanding 2.3% of current republican voter support in iowa. so the big question for mitt romney tonight is, is he ready for more of this? >> i have to ask you, are you calling mitt romney a liar? >> yes. >> mitt romney, can he beat obama? >> no, he can't. >> he is the worst republican in the country. >> i'm looking forward to finding your facts on that. >> rick, again -- rick -- >> i'm speaking, i'm speaking -- >> the way the rules work here is i get 60 seconds and you get 30 seconds to respond. anderson -- >> you say you -- >> would you please work? are you just going to keep talking? >> joining me now is steve schmidt, who is currently advising rick perry's legal defense team. so iowa republicans seem to be nostalgic for that kind of debate scene we saw from four years ago. >> i think that governor romney said he's not going to be a candidate. but there's a lot of affection

iowa republicans largely influenced by vander platts endorsement picked huckabee in 2008 and rick santorum in 2012. >> you got to try it. >> i'll one here. >> filmmaker a.j.schneck directed the documentary caucus and spent months following presidential candidates in the last race. >> it's good for the candidates because they're learning how to run for president. when they arrive in iowa they may not be good at running for president but for governor or for congress. running for president is a very different thing. >> in 2012 governor rick perry played the texas card hard. boots, buckles, bales and all. he's more urban hipster, square glasses and polo shirt and dress shoes, des-driving a new image in iowa. iowans get to meet the candidates and look a candidate in the eye is key. >> it's politics. it's hard to imagine a better place than iowa if you want to be part of the national dialogue and really interact with these figures. you will get to meet them all. even if they have security, even if they have some handlers, it's early enough in the campaign you're not held behind a velvet rope. >>

you still got rick santorum out there who is building a grassroots campaign. these candidates are really great candidates. the best part about it is they have a vision. they are focused the stooron th constitution which excites me. i'm calling for a resolution on the constitution and most of these candidates are to discussion on constitution and the difference between left and progressives and conservatives and then building a vision. all of these candidates are exciting people and what the democrats have to be worried about is bringing up a clinton all these years, after all these years, and having clinton run against former governors, senators. we've got them all. and who knows who is going to emerge. >> sure. let me ask you, you got a lot of favorite sons running in texas or we believe will be running, among them governor perry, senator ted cruz. if it comes down to a primary and you have to pull a lever for ted cruz or rick perry, who will you pull it for? >> me? i'm not going there yet, candy. not at all. i want to see these guys call for a revolution of

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when we became the nominee when rick santorum dropped out, our digital department in total was 14 people. our entire campaign was 87. perspective.t in i would argue that republicans under invest in human capital. that is to the detriment of our campaigns. in 2016, they want to spend more on staff. the challenge is, it's very easy to say until resources become finance. really what campaigns are are allocation, where are we going to put our resources. we made it through a primary. our model was going to every state, when over every state by three points. it was rinse and repeat. we did it again and again. suchuscle memory became that that's what it was to the point where we had to cut back implement that plan. that worked fine competing against other people with limited resources. with aesn't work great presidential race. when they have hundreds of millions of dollars -- both sides are coming out in the primary. bit different. we're looking up and seeing an incumbent. i felt no sympathy for kerry in 2004. i was glad we were the incumbent. that's the way that it works. the differences now t

as a christian nation, founded exclusively on christian values and principles and should be, as rick santorumatedly said, as mike huckabee said on the campaign trail when he was running for president, should be predicated exclusively on biblical values and to paraphrase mike huckabee, the very constitution of this country needs to be changed so it aligns with biblical values. one can say that is an antidemocratic view because it is essentially prioritizing religion and one version of religion, one interpretation of religion, over all others and over civil society. so, in a sense, all religions are both antidemocratic and democratic, which goes back to what i have been saying for the last hour. which is that religion is nothing more than interpretation. religion is what a religious person says it is. islam is what any muslim says it is. my version of islam is as valid as osama bin laden's version of islam. i would love to sit here and say that his version of islam is incorrect, and my version is right. except that's not true. we are both right and we're both wrong. you have the christian abort

christian nation founded exclusively on the christian values and christian principles and should be as rick santorum has hi said and mike huckabee sd on the campaign trail should be predicated exclusively on biblical values and india to paraphrase that the very constitution of the country needs to be changed so that it aligns with biblical values. now, one could quite easily say that that is an anti-democratic view because it is a centrally prioritizing religion and one version of religion, one interpretation of religion over all others and over all civil society. so, in a sense, all religion arf anti-democratic and democratic which goes back to what i've been saying for the last hour which is that religion is nothing more than interpretation. my version of islam is as valid as osama bin laden's version of islam. i would love to sit here and say that his version is incorrect and mine is right except that that's not true. we are both right and we are both wrong. you have to christian abortion bomber. his version of christianity is as correct as desmond tutu. they are both right and they are both wron

became the nominee when rick santorum dropped out, our digital department -- our entire campaign was 87. argue that republicans under invest in human capital. that is to the detriment of our campaign. the challenge is, it's very easy to say until resources become finance. we made it through a primary. our model was going to every when over every state by three points. we did it again and again. we would have had to cut back on staff to implement that plan. when they have hundreds of millions of dollars -- both sides are coming out in the primary. i felt no sympathy for kerry in 2004. that is the way it works. the differences now the technology and planning make such a difference. you can say i can undertake six major projects. lose one, that's the piece am never getting back. i suddenly have lots of money and no time. the next thing you know you have conventions and debates, and the next thing you know we are electing. grace the same people are mad at facebook when it goes down. >> you have great sympathy for health care. what is your perceived technological advantage now? >> the con

then we have after senator demint, we have senator rick santorum, and then we have a program on guns and gun rights given by emily miller, and the three speakers this the afternoon, i think, will be tremendously exciting. andrew mccarthy talking about a book that he's written about building the case for obama's impeachment, ann coulter, who i assume needs no introduction, and then what i'm most excited about, a little story about calvin coolidge, one of my most favorite presidents who, if you don't know anything about him, he took a red line to the entire budget and truly cut spending just in a tremendous way. if you don't know your history, it's worth brushing up on that. so that's what's coming up today on this fabulous program. now, senator jim demint. come on up. [applause] i've already introduced you. you missed it. >> well, i'm glad i showed up. >> yeah, i am too. [laughter] >> how are you? well, great. got everybody spread out. thanks for coming. i guess i need to use the microphones here? >> please. because you're being taped. >> oh, okay. well, great. thanks for being here.

santorum was the runner up in 2012. it will be interesting to see if social conservatives continue to exercise that influence in 2016. rick may run again. he is running a movie studio right now but he might step away from that and go back to the politics. he is a strong voice for the issues you are talking about and ted cruz also and scott walker are pro-life. abortion is an issue the country is split on 50-50. other issues it is interesting to see how republican candidates handle in 2016. i think the polling numbers are solid and behind gay marriage. it will be interesting to see how far the conservatives move and then pivot back it the center and speak a tolerant tone of gay issues. >> host: you have a profile of someone named nate morris and his relationship with ron paul. who is he? >> guest: he is a 33-year-old man who is one of the key campaign managers now for paul. many of his advisors are people who inherited from his father. it is passionate but you cannot form the majority in the base just with that movement. so rand paul is reaching out to the more traditional elements of the gop and nate morris is windup -- o

rick santorum is the author of blue-collar conservatives. [laughter] recommitting to an america that works. the blue-collar conservatives that's why he's not wearing a coat and

a look at the life of harper lee ann at 830, rick santorum speaks with leadership summit and then theniversity of michigan professor reports on the impact of the millennial generation at 9:00 p.m. at 10:00 o'clock, "after words" with cheryl temple. she argues that a desire to monitor and control the public is at an all-time high at our programming continues with ralph nader who calls for an alliance between progressives, conservatives, and libertarians, to take on issues like corporate bailout, pentagon spending, and civil liberties. that happens on tonight's booktv. >> in the 1930s and early 40s, my family traveled all over the country coast-to-coast and i went to five high schools in four years but i was never in a classroom with african-americans. so even though i was in the north society. and i was in the army in early 1945 and was trained for the invasion of japan and i was down in georgia for the first time in the out where i saw jim comerica at its worse -- jim crow america at its worse. and so i was on from a ship, i was able to go in the hole of the ship to keep this down and