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the o as operates on a basis of convention. the union of south american nations - i suspect they are gone - they had a delegation of foreign ministers and caracas yesterday and today. they are perceived by the opposition as there to support government. >> as leopoldo lopez mentioned about the human rights organizations they said about 60 people have been tortured. it was tweeted monday night saying: >> what do you know about the involvement of cuba and venezuela, given the time you spent down there. >> it's not knew. people are talking about it today. venezuela sends oil to cuba, afloat. cuba pays for the oil. it's somewhere between 930,000-95,000 barrels a day, some that doesn't go to cuba, but they resell it. cuba pays for the oil by sending medical personnel, drs, department ests, lab technicians, sports trainers, political advisors, and presumably intelligence advisors to cuba. to venezuela. there's a load of cubans in venezuela. they have been there since the early 2000s, and continue to be there. a retired diplomat was scratching his head and complaying the

of the5 miles south capital is national harbor, maryland. right on the potomac river. that is where cpac is having its 41stl conference, the annual. sponsored by the american conservative union. david keene is the long-time chair of the american conservative union. 1984 to 2011? guest: that is right. host: what have you been doing? thet: i served two years as president of the national rifle association. i have been serving as editorial editor of "the washington times." american conservative union -- did you helped to found that? thet: it was founded in late 1964, right after the goldwater campaign. bill buckley was crucial in putting it together. at that time, you can imagine after the goldwater loss, there was a big effort to put things back together. the acu was the result. , fromin those 50 years goldwater to some of the speakers you have today out there at cpac, how has conservatism changed? then, it was a small group. the first cpac was held 40 one years ago here in washington, the speaker was ronald reagan of california. there were about 100 people in attendance. 211,000 today, we have people in attendance. cpac has grown. just as important, the movement has grown. is

about 15 miles south of the capital is national harbor maryland that's right on the potomac river and that is where cpac is having their union and david is the longtime chair of the american conservative union what, 1984 to 2011? is that when you served as chair? panic that's right. what have you been doing since then? >> guest: i served as the president of the national rifle association and in the last eight or nine months i have been serving as the editorial and a penny -- opinion editor. >> host: did you have to found that? >> guest: i wasn't at the founding. it was founded actually in the late 1964 right after the goldwater campaign. bill buckley was crucial as puttinatputting it together ande time you can imagine after the loss there was a big effort to try to put things back together. >> host: in the 50 years from goldwater to some of the speakers that you have today how is conservatism changed in your view? >> guest: back then it was a small group if you will. when the first cpac withheld 41 years ago in washington, the speaker was ronald reagan of california and there were about 100 people or more in attendan attendance. out here today we have ten or 11,000 people

of the5 miles south capital is national harbor, maryland. right on the potomac river. that is where cpac is having its 41stl conference, the annual. sponsored by the american conservative unionavid keene is the long-time chair of the american conservative union. 1984 to 2011? guest: that is right. host: what have you been doing? thet: i served two years as president of the national rifle association. i have been serving as editorial editor of "the washington times." american conservative union -- did you helped to found that? thet: it was founded in late 1964, right after the goldwater campaign. bill buckley was crucial in putting it together. at that time, you can imagine after the goldwater loss, there was a big effort to put things back together. the acu was the result. , fromin those 50 years goldwater to some of the speakers you have today out there at cpac, how has conservatism changed? then, it was a small group. the first cpac was held 40 one years ago here in washington, the speaker was ronald reagan of california. there were about 100 people in attendance. 211,000 today, we have people in attendance. cpac has grown. just as important, the movement has grown. is not