and for some of them like doria, maybe suarez in ridgefield or ridgefield park, it seems like the feds were overzealous, that like once they got, you know, their into it they weren't going to let go. did you come away with that impression at all after -- because you, obviously, have seen a lot more evidence than i have. but some of them, just a few of them, it looked like they really probably, to me at least, weren't guilty. did you get that impression at all? >> well, dweck could spin a story, and he just, defense attorneys when they first saw some of these videos were just incredulous that he never shut up. even when people tried to walk away, he never shut up. and in the case of l. harvey smith who was acquitted finally, he was saying some very damning things on the videotapes. at one point he tells dweck, stop talking. stop talking. i feel like i ought to pat you down. yet the jury saw the rest of these videotapes and came to the same conclusion, i guess, that you did. there was a lot of talking going on. >> but as you saw from the end of the jersey sting, you actually do see not o

he american political mainstream thinks i mean ridgefield if you look at the what happened when obama passed his seven hundred billion dollars stimulus that was ostensibly to create jobs it was it was a government program to help put people back to work there was an enormous you know coast to coast outrage at the idea that the government has any business trying to put people back to work on the other hand when we spend ten or fifteen times that of bailing out wall street after two thousand and eight. there was nothing like the same kind of outcry or when we spend a comparable amount fighting pointless and idiotic and bloody wars of conquest in faraway places when we spend enormous sums of money on endeavors like that again there isn't the same kind of outrage from all the words idiotic. you know the politicians fail to see that what is really do you think the underlying purpose of libya for example for you libya i don't know i mean i think this wasn't this was in a situation like iraq where the united states had a clear long term plan to go into this country. and went in there with th

can retain lots of lobbyists or lawyers, but you know, the true value hardware on main street in ridgefield don't have -- both owners actually work the store. they can't waste money to jump through government regulations and government hoops. it's got to stop. the e.p.a. last year released $900 -- released 900 new regulations. 900. do you know what the e.p.a. acting director for the water department told us in the transportation committee two or three months ago? she basically said she didn't have to take into account any of those regulations and their impact on our economy. that wasn't her concern. i'm sorry, since when does the government put forward regulations and rules and say, we don't have any concern for what that's going to do to the economy. that's why we're in the mess we're in now. we can change it. we can take some steps to bring some oversight to these regulatory agencies that are just going crazy. we're going to work to streamline those and we're going to do it now because house republicans believe and understand that job creators and job growth occurs in the private sector w