revenue, thatonal is all going to hit the bottom line. shrugged? imposing regulations, taxes, additional policies that stifle creativity and do not reward could be hit years, i could go into bankruptcy, go into debt, overspend, i would get a bailout. in seven years i can start all over again. i did not think those are the kinds of things we need to reward. we want people to have this 23 million small businesses to continue to thrive and create jobs and keep america strong. thank you. [applause] >> i think it is fair to say if you listen to everyone up here we are concerned that atlas is in the process of shrugging. ask my panelists the following question -- one thing that impresses me about washington d.c. is is is designed for organizations that are big. big business can navigate through all this. big labor can navigate through all this. here we are talking about on lenore's and small-business owners who are the lifeblood of they cannot and navigate through washington dc. i want to frame this question, what do we think it would take to be oriented

the american forces left iraq-- and i think they were thinking about keepinh only 3,000 to 5,000 at thaton point when the negotiations didn't succeed-- and they didn't succeed because of errors on both sides, the americans andbe the iraqis, miscalculations on both sides. but it had a real important strategic consequence. iraq's airspace now is ungoverned territory. nobody controls iraqi airspace now. had we kepttr troops we would ht had maybe six or 10 planes. we don't have any aircraft thers and the iraqis don't have an air force. so what has happened isan weha opened up iraqi airspace as a conduit for iran to fly military supplies to syria, which they're doing on virtually a daily basis now in support of basharof al-assad, which was an inadvertent consequence.an but it stems from the fact that no forces were there to govern iraqi airspace.go second, if we had had even just 1,000 special forces there,st special operations forces to work with the iraqis special operations forces we would have been much more effective against al qaeda in iraq, which is largely defeated during the surge, but

that means when the battle is taking place and over, there is thatone place per division those wagonssupplies need to go. the same thing has to be prepared and in place for the army medical corps in order to evacuate the wounded, get them to the right, have enough supplies, get them treated. there has to be a system. they transported the wounded to a station that is pretty close to the field of battle via stretcher. this was no easy task. they were trained at this point that when the front stretcher bearer starts off with his left foot, the rear steps off with his right to decrease the jostling of the patient and to face forward and be able to get across, which in gettysburg, was difficult. , battlefieldnd medicine at gettysburg, saturday at 10 p.m. eastern on c-span 3. to believe in something that is so right, so dear, so necessary, you have to get in trouble. before we got in trouble, we studied. we did not just wake up one morning and said we are going to sit in. we did not just dream that one day that we're going to come to washington and go on a freedom ride, that we are going to

thatone of the knucklehead elected ted cruz. i believe he stands for the republican party. the republican party is bending over backwards for the democrats. the democrats are not swaying. i agree with governor perry implicitly that in texas we need the right to protect ourselves. some people don't get it. obama has broken the law and .umerous times congress should bring him to committee to find out why he is allowed not to do the budget. and to release budget those are the questions i have. host: robert is joining us from colorado, independent line. we are talking about cpac, the senate democrats' budget, and politics in general in the nation's capital. caller: good morning. i would like to point out that so many automatic weapons between rifles and pistols is actually no different. we just band of 30-round trip but -- clip in colorado. what will happen next time if somebody brings in four pistols or six pistols with 15 rounds each in them? clip reloading. i just pull them out of my person and fire 15 rounds, than 15 rounds, then 15 rounds. i have my 90 rounds off. are they