and then when i went on tour, my fans were so -- they were salivating at the mouth and they couldn'tait for me to sing my new songs, and they just behaved like monsters in the audience. so a couple of nights i just said, you little monsters. and i had used the lyric on the album as well, little monsters. so i just started calling them my little monsters. and then before i knew it, they were all holding their hands up like this in the audience, and this became the symbol for the little monster. and now they stand in the audience every night and they dance and they hold up their monster hands. >> larry: she is a musical phenomena. she is a social phenomena. she is lady gaga. it's our 25th anniversary week. bill gates tomorrow. everybody is waiting to see what lady gaga's video for "alejandro" will look like. well, the wait is over. an exclusive sneak peek of that video that everyone is asking about is ahead. ♪ ♪ i'm your biggest fan, i'll follow you until you love me, papa-paparazzi ♪ ♪ let's go, dance, just dance ♪ can't read my, can't read my poker face ♪ ♪ watch out for romance ♪ oh

everyone is salivating. corporate america is salivating to get in there and rape of the earth and extract all these minerals. unfortunately, it is horrendous what is happening in the gulf for the government does not care. it is obvious from obama's reaction. i went from republican to democrat to independent. host: thank you for calling in and attack on the story that you mentioned. u.s. identifies mineral riches in afghanistan. they say that could escalate conflict and corruption. there are huge deposits of iron, cobalt and copper. it includes many minerals that are in transit -- that are important. afghanistan could become the saudi arabia of lithium, a key ingredient to the manufacture of batteries. the well was discovered by a small team of pentagon officials and u.s. geologists. on energy, here is john in johnson city, kan., a republican caller. caller: good morning. in terms of the history of the oil spill, it has been going on about two months, is that correct? host: yes, it's been about two months. ca

there are many foreign banks like the royal bank of scotland salivating at that prospect of them americansiving away their market share. leave it to congress to make a mistake and do this. host: the phone numbers are on the bottom of the screen for our guests, at one time or legislative director for a republican congressional member from florida. he is the director of senate dilutions of heritage action for america. how is that related to the heritage foundation? guest: the heritage foundation has been a 5013c for more than 35 years, a conservative think+ tank mainly focused on limited government, a free economy. things like that, strong national defense. through the years we have been limited to what we could do on capitol hill, having a certain tax exemption. from the healthcare bill with so many groups on the left from unions to environmental groups coalesce around the healthcare bill. we sell a bill that was wildly popular in the real world, but in washington and had a great following -- it was wildly unpopular in the real world. our members are growing every day. they pushed us to get

they're nibbling and just salivating about taking over the energy business. and so if you're an average guy in the street and you start connecting the dots, which many people may not, but when you start to think about it, the government's taken over everything. and so it's not an odd thing for some taking a look at the headlines and looking back at the last 18 months to say, holy smokes, what's going on here. mr. broun: if the gentleman will yield? mr. akin: i yield. mr. broun: we've nationalized our country since the obama administration took over from the bush administration. we've nationalized more of our private economy under this administration than hugo chavez has in venezuela in the whole time the communist dictator, hugo chavez, has done there in his country down there in venezuela. mr. akin: i know america likes to win but i don't know if we want to do better than hugo chavez. that's not exactly where most americans would be going, i don't think. mr. broun: well, during the bush administration, we had the tarp funds, the troubled assets relief progra