t the privilege oes create much value in and tey just feed off thpeople that do.the problem gets worse. what might be done about that. >> a way to carry incredible ineffectiveness or both parties in washington. removing the capital o nebraska and leave the lobbyists and the influence bk east to. >> tt is an idea from the someone was running from the senate. by with less privilege be handed out if congress were in nebraska? >> we need to leave this permanent bureaucracy alone in ehind. permanent bureaucracy alone in behind. and they would follow the pital to nebraska. >> well, what we need to obviously recognize is the incremental tweaking that won't affect what we have. a river of money flows to washington right now and we need to b talking abou fundamentally about the limited number of constituonal duties ofhe federal government has. this is a mass. >> your commercial is called the outsider. you were chief of staff at the u.s. dartment of jusce chieff staff to a representative and you h a consulting contract with the department of homeland security. you're the as

the feeling that republicans are talking to people at the head table, indeed they're listening to thpeoplet the head ble. whether it be the establisent in this country, the republican party is not standing up for self-reliance or independence or its campaign connections with the middle class, working men and women. do you think you can change that yourself? >> i think that's a fair assessment. i think republicans haveo put aigger focus on the small business of america, not the big businesses, they're going to be fine. lou, i doesn't make the most populaguy in the room, but i have said we have this washington to wall street axis of power that has dominated the political landscape. but the problem is, both of these sides one is funding the politicians and the politicians in turn are granting all sort of favors as if they were the tooth fairy and it's hh time the republican party say, look, our job is not to empower the already empowered. it's to empower the people who don't have people in washington working for them. scratching out their business ideas on paper. >> governor, as always, great