green tea ice cream. >> from mr. green tea.green tea flavored ice cream, which is what the bulk of the business is, i would never advocate changing the name of that, ever. this package will never change. mr. green tea would be the flavor. >> then what would you call the brand? >> you know, if i just was kind of brainstorming and coming off the top of my head, you know, why wouldn't you call it keyport creamery? the keyport creamery is an emanuele family company, right? very nice underneath, and we offer since 19... >> both: '68. >> '68, the most fantastic line of green tea ice cream, ginger ice cream, red bean, but we've now started to expand into... >> both: solo gelato... >> and... >> mochi. >> mochi, and whatever else you decide to launch. >> you're right. >> yeah, i-i like the ideas, yeah. >> i've arranged for michael and richard to have a call with the bank, so they can negotiate for the building we saw the other day. >> so what do we want to do the initial offer at? >> i think we have to offer at 200,000. >> 200,000? >> r

party thing before it tea parties were doing tea parties.s doing. >> is going to bring government back to you. we, the people. stand strong. ♪ >> i am not going away. ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome congresswoman michele bachmann. ♪ >> good morning. good morning. ♪ good morning. how are you? good to see you. good morning. good morning. [applause] could morning, everyone. it is so great to see you. are we having a great time? [applause] me, too. i'm so excited. i have to let you know that i cannot stay long because i am being audited by the irs. [laughter] i am here today faugh to read you up but to also say thank you because of what you did for america is stellar. it was life changing for the lifeblood of this nation. you and the movement that we represent took the gavel out of nancy pelosi is hand in 2012. you did that. [applause] now, imagine where we were in 2008. barack obama became the president of the united states. nancy pelosi in 2008 was the speaker of the house. harry reid was the majority leader in the senate. one thing

we were the tea party before the tea party was cool., and we were constantly not only fighting bill clinton, the president at that time, but fight against some of the things our old leadership was doing because we didn't come back to be just a mindless lemon for the elephant over the donkey, but came back with value, and that was to get our government spending down to live within our means, to get fair taxes that don't ruin people's businesses and their lives, and we believe the things the republican party had been saying. that was our big crime, but they called us a big boy republican, and now to be referred to as a tea party patriot makes my life easier. didn't like the bad boy republican thing, but i just want you to know what brought me back because i left for 12 years, and when i left, having set term limits, i never thought i would come back to congress again, because when i left, we had actually balanced the budget for the first time in 40 # years. in 1998, we balanced the budget. 1999, we blnsed the budget, and in 2000, not only

tasked with electing republicans has a tea party challenger, too, but most veterans anticipated tea party opposition, voted accordingly and ramped up early fund-raising and organizing. >> most incumbents get re-elected in this country, and republican primary voters, for the most part, don't have very many gripes in recent years against republican office hold sneers establishment republicans have a number of aligned super pacs and party committing defending them. tea party candidates have super pacs of their own. despite pushback from the establishment, they are undaunted and defiant. >> will there be backlash? we're not talking insignificant groups or movement. there's a lot of angst amongst the grass roots conservatives. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell's riv got trounced for backing the -- kansas senator pat roberts tea party, a doctor, is under fire for posting pictures of dead persons with off color captions. the american conservative union gave cochran a 64% rating last year which was the lowest score of any republican senator throughout the entire obama era. every other gop senato

party though there are more than one tea party original tea party we have only small business professional libertarians and they could have been part of this left right coalition they were critical of the patriot critical of nafta critical of bloated military budget critical of corporate welfare and bailouts of wall street but the republican right especially in congress sort of hijacked it some think tanks here in washington and sort of hijacked it took the label and put it on. extreme corporatists politicians here in washington and i think there's quite a bit of resentment back home among some of the purer tea party people who had more of a ron paul libertarian approach for about and more tonight at nine pm tonight here on our team america. and welcome to the planet party nasa says its kepler telescope has discovered a whopping seven hundred and fifteen planets outside our solar system by far the biggest batch of planets ever unbuilt at once the discovery of the seven hundred additional celestial bodies pushes the number of planets discovered in the in the galaxy to about seventeen hundre

the tea party.planned a tea party protest on february 27, 2009. i can tell you, we were just as upset at the direction of the republican party under karl rove and george w. bush. we found that out president bush and karl rove will not real conservatives. they gave us big government they gave us legislation like the prescription drug act. then they gave us tarp, which has started the furor. the tea party started boiling under karl rove. it did not start until obama. [applause] how many approve of the republican leadership in congress? how many oppose it? [applause] there is much discussion. a thirded instead of party, we would give the republican party a chance and stick to perform. they made many grand promises to activists in this room. we assured that if they did not keep their promises, we would hold them accountable. we are holding them accountable. they do not like it. you hear john byner -- john radicals.ying we are the u.s. chamber of commerce -- i would tell them, what is radical about holdi

they were the tea party before the tea party was cool.f us constantly having to not only fight bill clinton was the president but fight against some of the things that our leaders were doing. we did not come back to be some mind the slumming. we actually came back with values, to get government spending down, live within our means committee of fair taxes that don't ruin businesses. and we actually believe the things that the republican party had been singing. they call this the bad boy republicans. now to be for two as the tea party patriot it makes my wife a lot easier. she did not like the bad boy republican thing. amelie to know what brought me back. i left for 12 years. when i left i never thought i would come back to congress again. when i left the in actually balance the budget for the first time in 40 years. not only do they balance the budget billion at june june $47 billion surplus. when i fast forward, and none of it for 12 years. i see what happens in 2010, glorious patriots standing up and fighting in against the most tyrannic

the tea party celebrating their fifth anniversary today at a rally in washington d c hosted by the tea party patriots. they fell between seven and nine hundred tickets by what we saw the people in attendance the average age is about sixty five seventy years old so as an older crowd here. i really do have some of the most popular voices within the tea party movement speaking here today including senators brand color and type cruise and michele bachmann and representative jim jordan i spoke earlier with mark live band hanson was the biggest motivating force behind the tea party today you have millions of individuals who love the country who do not want to fundamentally transform to believe in liberty and private property rights of the rule of law and so this is why with the tea party movement a conservative constitutional movement. and that's our heritage and are trying to protect preserve our heritage to the tea party still has a very active boys and watching ten pc in the tea party patriots are operating on three sets of values one a constitutionally limited government fiscal responsib

no there are more than one tea party original tea party we have really small business professional libertarians and they could have been part of this left right coalition they were critical of the patriot act critical of nafta critical of bloated military budget critical of corporate welfare and bailouts of wall street but the republican right especially in congress sort of hijacked it some think tanks here in washington sort of hijacked it took the label and put it on the. extreme corporatist politicians here in washington and i think there's quite a bit of resentment back home among some of the purer tea party people who had more of a of a ron paul libertarian approach is ted cruz the kind of guys who is he's going to do you think he'd be in the blazing you believe the revote what do you make of the . well i mean ted cruz you know he's a he is a train wreck i mean willing to shut down government well in that tie up the senate he doesn't seem to be able to have a two way conversation i don't think he's really all that libertarian i think he has a corporatist tendencies big business tendencies

>> the tea party is five.h means that they are making some progress in some ways but misbehaving in other ways and getting slapped down in it's the learning. it's really it's getting its footing. it's been such mixed success, each of the last election cycles to see the great successes successes in 20t also not so great successes. 2012 a set back. i don't know that we know the future yet. the primaries that are just starting next week are going to determine a lot how the tea party has matured. how you channel that movement they are pretty young. >> byron? >> the tea party has been sensibility and set of beliefs more than an actual party. the tea party events i covered in 2009. >> these were people who were very very concerned about government spending, about taxes, tarp had just blown their minds and they were very against stimulus that is still kind of the core sejtment of the tea party. when they became an organization in some cases they kind of turned into a react like happens in washington when dick armey w

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tea party victors. ted crazy and mike lee and rand paul, rubio, and on the house side there's a number. what's the point -- >> you didn't put chris christie in that bunch. >> of course not. ken langone supports him. chris christie is the baseballaire's favorite republican. these guys talking in platitudes, we got to work together. work together to do what? i want to know what? what are they going to do about the $100 trillion unfund liability? that's the question that needs to be asked to every single one of them. it will destroy our country. they keep talking about repealing obamacare. have you seen a repeal proposal? what exactly are they going to repeal? a bunch of republican governors said they don't want to. >> that's what i what going to follow up on. and just to clarify for folks listening, we have nearly $14 trillion debt when mark refers to the unfunded liabilities, that's close to 100 trillion. so, let me ask you about what these republican governors are saying. talk about shooting the message

>> i think you have to distinguish between the tea party sentiment and tea party groups. groups like senate conservative fund and heritage action and freedom works and club growth don't look like they are going to have a particular good year. our first test will be here in over a week in texas where senator john cornyn is opposed for re-election by congressman stockman and wayne stovall, both of whom are trying to capitalize on the tea party element. but senator cornyn, the second more conservative member of the senate according to the national journal and has high ratings from tea party national groups is going to have a big slice of the tea party local vote. you have to distinguish between washington, d.c. groups looking to get pelts on the wall to justify their existence and tea party sentiment. we were talking about kentucky just now, candidate tries to capitalize on tea party, in favor of bank bailout and had his own personal company bailed out by the state of connecticut. >> back to kentucky with mitch mcconnell he said this, quote, we're done nominating candidates

here's you don't tea party cliff's notes to give you background, five years ago the tea party held thest in more than 30 cities across the country outraged by president obama stimulus plan later that year tea parties angrier with president obama's health care plan swamped town halls across the country, including this one by the late arlen specter. >> want to be led out of here, you're welcome to go. now, wait a minute. now wait a minute. now wait a minute. wait a minute -- >> in 2010 scott brown pulled off an earth shattering upset winning the senate seat held by ted kennedy. and the tea party darling rand paul, not actually related to rupaul, won his seat in the senate in kentucky but arguably the tea party with the most impact, ted cruz, swept into office in 2012 and led the shutdown over obamacare last year. joining us now is james peterson and tara dardel who just told me it's tara like in gone with the wind, not tara. the tea party did face the change of congress going back to 2010. we're still feeling the impact of its influence today and do you think it's enough to swing the mid

tea party support for his rival has fizzled. tea party has a lot of power. most of the in couple bandits anticipated they would be challenged. they voted accordingly, raising money and organizing. most vulnerable in mississippi facing a strong challenge from chris mcdaniels state senator down there, gretchen, who is putting on a serious challenge and has lots of strong tea party support as well. >> all right, carl. if anyone knows about elections and players you do. >> really get started tuesday of next week. >> we'll look forward to it. thanks, carl. >>> after days of public protest and lit cal pressure, she did it. >> i sincerely believe senate bill 1062 has the potential to create more problems than it purports to solve. >> why did governor jan brewer veto the religious freedom act and what does it say about the evolution of the republican party. >>> sexting scandal blowing up. geraldo rivera telling us why police are launching an investigation over naked pictures. >>> more than a gold medal sets david wise apart from other 23 years old. the champion skie

the tea party is celebrating their fifth anniversary today at a rally in washington d.c. hosted by the tea party patriots they sell between seven and nine hundred tickets by what we saw the people in attendance the average age is about sixty five seventy years old so it is an older crowd here however they do have some of the most popular voices within the tea party movement speaking here today including senators rand paul and ted cruz and michele bachmann and representative jim jordan i spoke earlier with mark and i asked him what's the biggest motivating force behind the tea party today you have millions of individuals who love their country who do not want to fundamentally transform who believe in liberty and private property rights and the rule of law and so this is why we have a tea party movement a conservative constitutional movement and that's our heritage and they're trying to protect and preserve our heritage so the tea party still has a very active voice in washington d.c. and the tea party patriots are operating on three sets of values one a constitutionally li

i mean, that was all because of the tea party.bad image because the democrats call them manufactured and racist and everything else. and they do have a pr problem, but i bet you there are a lot of people out there who wouldn't necessarily call themselves tea partiers, but if you ask them what the tea party stands for, especially ones who have had bad experiences with obamacare, they would say, oh, yeah, i agree with that. the tea party needs to learn the words, i told you so, and they're not good at saying i told you so. >> they should learn the words, i should go home. any republican who wants to line themselves with this group of people are going to hurt themselves politically. plain and simple. >> we're going to leave it there. >> lawmakers in kansas may be considering a bill to legalize harsh spankings for kids. that's going to be hard. by the way, hard enough to leave bruises, and of course, causing a lot of controversy. our thoughts coming up next. >>> is it okay to spank your kids? what about their teachers? and how much is

it's not exactly a massive drop in tea party support. i think this was always a niche appeal and niche group. i would say just because of niche appeal and group, doesn't mean the tea party doesn't retain power. we saw it in the 2010 election clearly that the tea party does retain power and mike castle, a sitting republican member of congress running for senate in delaware, lost to christine o'donnell, sharon angle and joe miller won but lost the general election. we did see dick luger use a establishment republican lose a primary. we'll see about 2014. to date it seems tea party aligned candidates running for senate have stumbled. we've seen problems for milton wolf and matt bevan, we'll see how it weathers, just because it's a small number of people in the general electorate doesn't mean the tea party cannot still have influence in the republican primaries and if they have influence there, they are someone that the republican party has to be aware of and acknowledge. >> and too strong leaders within the party, rand paul, has been the pe

if not for the tea party, it would be worse.ee windsor writes, of her own party, we are so disgusted with the republicans, we may just stay home and not vote in the primary. the republicans should be standing up and fighting this president and they are not. phat? >> well, i think that's true. and i think that it speaks, you know, we talked about speaks to a larger question. you know, the capitalism led to -- but the republicans basically have laid down. people who believe, yes, the obama administration is just as bad or worse, but the republicans will not fight them as a principled opposition. >> the american dream is something you want to talk about. >> well, we have a new mcclatchy poll that shows that 80% of americans today say that achieving the american dream will be harder for their children than it was for them. which is the exact opposite of many generations, who said, things will be better for my children than they were for me. and under this administration, that thing has turned rapidly. >> well, that's interesting, be

tea parties are against it. and most tea party republicans don't view ted cruz favorably.ost nontea party republicans, while he is overwhelmingly popular with the tea party crowd. isn't it really just these tea party republicans who are so out of step with the rest of america? >> they are. they represent maybe a quarter of the country. but they represent a very big proportion of the republican primary vote. so the tea party has a position where as long as barack obama is president, they prefer to blow up the governing process. but what has driven the house republicans so far is a whole bunch of republicans in the middle right as opposed to the far right know this doesn't work. but they are so petrified of the tea party that they keep doing things that aren't consistent with what they actually think, the debt ceiling being a perfect example. and you just can't maintain that forever. so the republicans felt they were riding high because of the initial problems with obama care. i think this is really exposed to a lot of people on the fence that these guys just have a difficul

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neil: you interpret money that tea party group are raising as not republican-friendly, you could look fundraising efforts together, republican, mainstream, and tea party all good for party. >> you look at numbers 2013 you have two thirds of fundraising nontraditional establish am fundraising, we need a candidate. neil: short of a candidate. tea partiers keep raising the dough, and other guys do not. >> and moneys that are raiseed and spent is between candidates, as opposed to between parties. at the back-end of the election. neil: chris christie and the money he is raising will not be as much as he could have raised before this bdgegate scandal. >> a lot of folks top see the candidate get to the finish line. neil: remarkable, the money guys' immediate results, can't blame you, michael thank you very much. >> in the meantime, chaves is getting rid of -- cvs is getting rid of to be products, congress wants to do one better, ban the whole thing that gets you off of products in u.s. capitol. neil: what is difference between banning cigarettes and e-cigarettes to some in congress no differ

tea party, you can call boehner what youant, but the fact i that you got the tea party threatening inu got chamber of commerce threateng in primaries, anybody else want to get in the game? andcrew up the republican party? well. >> there it fight is long every due, i think, they are not accomplish a lot in lastecade, it is time for a ltle bit of a cleansing i think, a rewal of republican party, there is too much go along to get ang, $17.3 trillion in debt creeping up on gdp, time we woke up. get our own house in order. that is what the tea party is calling for, sincery mentioned racism in volkswagen plant. it is you know tea party are not voting for theaw as racist, are they going to jump the shark on this racism thing or what? when does thi ball of spring run out? but republicans having infighting is healthy. i'm concerned about democrats so eager to march in lockstep on everything single issue, no matter what. talk about you know germans, the discipline that democrat party can muster is disturbing, a like a scrum now and then, how it should be peal back old layers and reveal nnwnw th

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see, we have tea party people, i know, i've seen some quotes out there from tea party people already making noise that republicans who voted for this, there were 28 of them, are going to pay in their primaries. is there a reason to suspect that, you know, that old tea party threat is still alive after this? >> you know, i think it is on a lot of other issues. i mean, one of the things that's come out of this, we've seen yet again this has tert rule, the idea that republicans can only vote on things a majority of republicans will vote on to move in the house. this is, again, another example of that being scrapped in favor of moving bills and getting democrats to vote on them and passing things that way. now, democrats want to see that happen with things like immigration reform and things like enda, and even with this debt ceiling vote which, you know, is sort of forced by the fact the fiscal crisis thing didn't go the republicans' way during the shutdown and cost them a lot of bad publicity, caused a lot of bad publicity for themes we're not seeing any evidence that tea party sort of

with his fellow rand paul, a star of the tea party. mcconnell took every opportunity to mention mr. paul. >> please to be here with colleague senator paul under senator paul's bill which i'm proud to be a co-sponsor of. we have senator paul's very creative idea. senator paul's freedom zone's act. >> i'm getting the feeling that rand paul was there. you may recall when rand paul ran for office four years ago, it was only after paul won that primary that mcconnell threw his support behind him. paul has endorsed mcconnell even though paul may be more attuned to mcconnell's tea party views. >> you know, things are complicated with regard to endorsements but i would say, one, because he asked me and, two, he asked me when he did not have an opponent and, three, i'm also somebody who believes in bringing people together. >> things are complicated, rand paul says. it's complicated. perhaps more fitting for a facebook relationship status update than an endorsement. joining me now is joe arnold, political editor at our affiliate has in kentucky

with the establishment or something like the tea party.ause we have great respect for karl rove and for mitt romney as well. but here's the eality. they have lost. and it's time for new energy and new faces. and that inclus lindsey aham and kelly yotte wearing out her welcome and they are going to deal with all of the challenges facing this country. >> and that is the issue, we have this that is diverse in the least. and we are trying to get this as well. and we have the republican party and the tea party is in a very critical parand they are not with us. and this is the tea party and because we are in america. and the ct is that john boehner was saved by the demoatic caucusand the tea party, and i'm going to include in this it woul've driven him right into the ditch. you disagree? >> we woulhave spent the next three weeks. >> what we are due as a pat of it. and i do believe that it is a good thing. >> the tea party is too smart for that. when you look at thepolls e look at the results and i have to tell you. >> both times we have gotten c

tea party, you can call boehner what you want, but the fact is that you got the tea party threateningimaries, you got chamber of commerce threatening in primaries, anybody else want to get in the game? and screw up the republican party? well. >> there it fight is long every due, i think, they are not accomplish a lot in last decade, it is time for a little bit of a cleansing i think, a renewal of republican party, there is too much go along to get along, $17.3 trillion in debt creeping up on gdp, time we woke up. get our own house in order. that is what the tea party is calling for, sincery mentioned racism in volkswagen plant. it is you know tea party are not voting for the uaw as racist, are they going to jump the shark on this racism thing or what? when does this ball of spring run out? but republicans having infighting is healthy. i'm concerned about democrats so eager to march in lockstep on everything single issue, no matter what. talk about you know germans, the discipline that democrat party can muster is disturbing, a like a scrum now and then, how it should be peal back old

why are you a tea party guy?in those days, i used to have a card with me and i would say i believe in the tea party. they would say why? your latino. they are racist. they are anti-immigration. i would say they are not. i am going to tell me what the tea party is about and you tell me which one you don't agree. limited government. national security. lower taxation. control the borders. i went one by one until i finished. and i say, can you please tell me, tell me from your heart if you don't believe anything i say. and it was a woman, and she couldn't say one thing. anything you don't say , it means you agree. now, if you don't agree with this, you shouldn't be living in this country, period. i encourage you to send this message all over the country. severingn we are so on -- the reason we're sponsoring this is because we want this message to go out as never before. think about the elections in new jersey. christie won the election with more than 50% of the hispanic vote. new jersey. a republican candidate. you k

of course i love the tea party.ld be defeated. >> i'll tell you who should be defeated. >> i'll tell you who should be defeated one that's vote for amnesty. are they going after lindsay gram? no. they are not >> some are >> senate conservatives sfund not. they're not going after lamar alexander. that is the establishment and that will wreck the country. unfortunately persuaded them amnesty has gotten so far, the country is going to be wrecked and they're saying screw it, i'm going to take what i can get. there is still hope, america. don't sewn doen yat to the senate conservative fund. >> ann coulter, good to see you. >> set your dvr and record "hannity" the series. start your day with "fox and friends" first. we'll see you back here tomorrow night. thththththththth. >>> president obama's biggest power grab ever. creating the news police. the obama administration launching fec pilot program sending investigators into numerous. numerous like ours at fox news channel. one of the questions they want ask is this. what i

he's become the king of the tea party.t ted cruiz is sayin is it's much easier to start from the right and go to the middle. and we could see ted cruz doing better than many think. >> you can't really question that rand paul is a conservative. cruz had his back on the filibuster. he's a pretty -- it's hard to find a liberal part of rand paul. >> no, but if it comes to rabd paul versus ted cruz, rand paul saying let's broaden our appeal, ted cruz is their man. >> i think the conversation is interesting in the con text of what actually happened in washington over the last four or five points. you had the end of the shutdown, the ryan deal which the republican party didn't like, a farm bill they weren't happy with. and now a debt limit increase done with no concession to conservatives. so you're having a conversation about how ideologically pure should we be, but you have leadership saying they can ignore the tea party impulse and say we're going to say you want to be self-destructive, you can do that, we'll just go ahead and

the tea party had peaceful protests. they were vilified. can you imagine if the tea party did this? it could be front page news. going with torches to al gore or george's house, all over the news. look, no one's covering this except for fox news because the media doesn't care. i bet the media supports and endorses this. >> i know you want in, john. >> wait. a good -- she make as good point, and in defense of juan i think that's absolutely right. it's the problem that the press doesn't cover it. swann right. it's equal on both sides. let them have it on both sides but have the press covering accordingly. >> that's why we're doing it. >> this isn't a protest. you hold sign, write letters, boycott a product. it's the klan that showed up at people's houses in the middle of the night. that's what the klan does. operating through brute force, through intimidation. that's what the environmental movement is all about. could you see a tea party group doing this or any legitimate executive or works at a legitimate corporation doing this? they would consider it. in the world of trade we work t