now, i realize that some of you have a different theory on how to grow the economy. some of you sincerely believe that the only solution to our economic challenges is to simply cut most government spending and eliminate most government regulations. and it was followed by a ton of applause. not the president s intention. a bit of an awkward moment for the president when the criticism of conservative philosophy was sblu interrupted by extended applause. senator corker, good to see you. thank you, sir. i want to start with what you heard last night. how much can you support in this plan? i know it specifically doesn t get up to the united states senate until next week, but from what you heard, what do you think? chuck, i think the real
life because they took away mommy s tax break. there goes the money you re saying. get out of my house. cheryl: the guy is back pedalling saying he was kidding. he didn t look like he was kidding. he didn t look like he was kidding. he must have missed the first session of conservative philosophy 101. he is a republican. what he is talking about would mean incredibly big government. you know to fill out your tax return, you have to take your kid to the i.r.s. have them weighed. have their body fat index calculated. that s absolutely ridiculous. but i guess on the flip side you create the whole new industry. because parents who have really fit kids would rent their children out to substitute for the parents whose kids are overweight. cheryl: oh, man. that s great. that s a good money-making idea. we should still that. i don t think anything about this is good. it demonstrates the point he who pays the bills, call the shots. of course, when you make a fat kid s health and costs
campaigning here in arizona. he s clearly taking his challenger seriously. i started campaigning on november 4th right after i didn t succeed in the presidential campaign. hayworth says mccain is too liberal on government spending and illegal immigration. why do you see yourself at the conservative alternative to john mccain. this has come from the fact in arizona that john, and look we all think the world of john, john s place in history is secure, but john no longer represents the common sense conservative philosophy that most arizonans share. reporter: hayworth has ventured into a republican committee meeting in a phoenix suburb that has been a big stronghold for john mccain in elections past which voters like hayworth is going to need to capture a seat in the senate and mccain has held for nearly a quarter i ve century. i will stand four square against amnesty of any form.
and, look, we all think the world of john. john s place in history is secure. but john no longer represents the common sense conservative philosophy that most arizonans share. reporter: hayworth has ventured into a republican committee meeting in a phoenix suburb that has been a big stronghold for john mccain in elections past. it s voters like these that hayworth is going to need to capture a seat in the senate that mccain has held for nearly a quarter of a century. i will stand four square against amnesty on any form. reporter: hayworth and mccain both lost their last elections to democrats. analysts say mccain has since moved to the right on several national issues. is he doing it just for political purposes? i think it s safe to say that mccain, coming out of the presidential race, was concerned about his possible re-election. i think he was kind of expecting a challenge from the right. so, he definitely did shift to the right. reporter: mccain s campaign
challenger seriously. i started campaigning on november 4th, right after i didn t succeed in the presidential campaign. reporter: hayworth says mccain is too liberal on government spending and illegal immigration. why do you see yourself as the conservative alternative to john mccain? in arizona, this has come from the fact that john and, look, we all think the world of john. john s place in history is secured, but john no longer represents the common sense conservative philosophy that most arizonans share. reporter: hayworth has vent tured into a republican committee meeting in a phoenix suburb that has been a big stronghold for john mccain in elections past. it is voters like these that he will need to capture a seat in the senate that mccain has held for nearly a quarter of a century. i will stand four square against amnesty of any form. reporter: hayworth and mccain both lost their last elections to democrats.