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over the past four years he's been traveling and researching his newest book, "bram, the story wgs "-- barack obama, the story." >> this morning "washington journal" talked with "weekly standard" staff writer jay cost about what he sees as changes in the democratic party. he's written a book called "spoiled rotten" the conversation is about 45 minutes. host: joining from pittsburgh, pennsylvania, is jay cost, he writes for "the weekly standard" and author of the new book "spoiled rotten" how the politics of patronage corrupted the once noble democratic party and now threatens the american republic. good morning. guest: good morning to you. host: you said the democratic party has shifted away from being the party of the people to one beholden to special interests. what special interest and jump in about how that started to happen. >> yeah, guest: it's a whole plethora of special interest now and it's been a slow process that began really kind of 80 years ago when franklin roosevelt became president in 1933, his political coalition was southern and western and largely conservative. but