which is a perfect metaphor for the relationship you two have. john kasich stood out, a midwestern governor, successful governor of a purple state who s making the case for compassionate conservatism. a party of inclusion, fiscal discipline. he needs to keep being that implicit strong contrast with the trumps of the world. it is early on in the game. you look at the numbers he has right now. talking of numbers, here s a guy who we ve seen an aboutface happen. let s listen. you said this is significant. i m not the only one willing to pick up the baton of freedom. freedom is not free. every one of us must fight for it because we re fighting for our children and the next generation. this was part of his closing comments from ben carson. we ve seen a real turnaround. ben carson cannot be und underestima underestimated. he has codified the christian conservative primary evangelical base of the party in the way
and they might not be in the military anymore. so when you talk about helping them and doing the right things it s not just some you know pipe dream or trying to figure out what soldiers are thinking or wanting. you actually know because you talk to them. and and you actually 3/5 a little bit a small way yourself. so you know, that s what i think about when we go through the process of doing appropriations for the v.a. for veterans across this country. are these programs really helping, what s going to be more useful. and so we have an increase sghoit language in this year s i got some language in this year s appropriation for post traumatic stress disorder which you and i worked on when you were in congress and for suicide prevention and mental health. yeah. hopefully that will get through. let me we have about 30 seconds. this is tough tv. but we talk about budgets and moral documents, it s easy to give money to certain things like veterans. you ve been a champion on fisc
i know people say it is too costly. but how much is an american life worth or any life worth? because we know the recidivism rate is about 30%. i think it is probably higher now that isis has grown and is recruiting in mass numbers. but yes, the most dangerous and violent criminals are being released and they re doing it on the down low. we have seen this, what, christmas week, they release ad couple more prisoners this week and doing it without preconditions. we saw a transfer to uruguay. and different from what we saw in qatar and gave them one year to keep them and monitor them which i m still not confident in. but in uruguay they could have walked out of country and gone back to the middle east and uruguay president said the same thing. it costs so much money to keep these people in gitmo bay. all of sudden he is interested in fiscal discipline. he brought that up. if we have to spend five million dollars to get this guy back so disingenuous to talk about
welcome back, they re going to have a straw poll. who should be the candidate? i can t tell you. we have governors that are very, very strong. it should be jeb bush. he s for fiscal discipline. but it won t be because republicans are too conservative. let s try something new. no more bushes. scott walker has great management skills. very courageous guy. . i think it will be rand paul. what do you think, mike? needs to be a fighter. someone not afraid of a fight. whoever it s we have to get behind him oochl we should focus on securing a republican majority for mid term elections so we can hold. we ve got to go.
eagle tore make sure all americans get it. on top of $5 billion cut in s.n.a.p. program november 1st, republicans add votinged cutting $39 billion over 10 years by adding work requirements and drug testing. this lack of basic empathy has thus far been guised under fiscal discipline and foster dependency. food stamps continue to play an important role taking care of our most needy americans. but the program exists to help left those up who hit bottom not keep them there. why does the safety net need refer? people are getting tangled up and stuck in it. house addresses this giving to people who don t qualify them. anti-hunger advocates include