weyrich being weyrich, he had to tell his story and let it all hang out. >> what do you mean by that? >> he was an i'd log who created a lot of conservative little groupies around. he was one of the founder of heritage in the beginning. he was a true believer and he was no cross the line, no knew answer was good enough for him. there are some people today who ave taken on the same mantra and on that one he went over to top. he shouldn't have done it. >> your parents came from greece. they moved to utah. your eastern orthodox religion but you lived in a state that is 62% today mormon. what was that? -- that like? >> it was interesting. they went to work in the railroads and the mines which my father opened a bar which is not a good place to open a bar. i'm not sure this is in the record, but i was arrested when i was 11 years old for being a minor in the bar. they hauled me off to the politician. my dad came up with five cases of beer and i went home. the next night i was working back in the bar. we all d. all the greek community d. we lived in a certain region of the city. and there w

weyrich you mean by being weyrich? >> he was one of the founders of heritage in the beginning. he was a believer. and he was no cross the line, no knew answer was good enough for him. there are some people today who have taken on the same man tra and i'm afraid that than one he went over the top. he frankly shouldn't have done it. >> your parent came from grease and moved to utah. your eastern orthodox religion but you lived in a state today that's 62% mormon. what was that like? >> there was a big greek community in salt lake city that came to work on the railroads and the mines. and my father opened up a bar which is not a good place to open a bar. frankly, i'm not sure this is in the record but i was arrested when i was 11 years old for being a minor in a bar. they halled me off to the politician. i'm not sure if the statute of limitations had run. dad came up with five cases of beer and i went home and the next night i was working in the bar. all the greek community did. we lived in a certain region in the city. and there was a lot of discrimination. i heard a lot of dirty

what is the weyrich lunch, and how have we seen their influence so far?e are competing factions there are tensions within the party, and the move in the last four years by conservatives to embrace this type of libertarian, tea partiesque strategy, has ruffled a lot of fteers, because there has been this alliance between social conservatives and big business republicans, trading issues but maintaining a very neat coalition. that started falling apart in 2008. and as lib tarns move -- libertarians moved in to seize control of the movement and you see that from grover norquist and they have a once a week meeting where they get together to plot strategy and messaging. social conservatives their faction has really shrunk in the republican party and they started boosting efforts, and you see this competing lunch also on wednesday. some are kind of disastrous but trying to take back the movement, basically. >> michael: well i hope the democrats are having similar lunches. this democrat is having plenty of lunch, but i hope the ones that matter do. thank you lee

the racial aspect of it let's play this clip here just just to kind of prove my point here is paul weyrich talking i guess in one nine hundred eighty all right let's let's play. how many of our christian have what i call vote goosen grown good government they want everybody to vote. i don't want everybody to vote elections are not won by a majority of people they never have been from the beginning of our country and they are not now. leverage in the elections quite candid like go up owning populist go. find their own he was the founder of the american legislative exchange council in the one nine hundred seventy s. which later today has been pushing a lot of these voter id laws seems a little bit like that a coincidence or what it says my my my issue with a lot of the people that are pushing these policies of automatic voter registration is when states go and say hey let's compare these federal. databases with what we have here at the state level and let's compare let's hopefully eliminate some in accuracies that these same people that are promoting the automatic registration push back and