it s hard for me to say i m with donald trump on anything but on this issue i agree with him. but let me just make one other point. it s not just throwing out the tax code to break the back of the special interests that control washington. it s other reforms. i would propose a law right now there are over 400 former members of the house and senate who are registered lobbyists in washington. i would propose a law on day one, there s a lifetime ban on you ever being a lobbyist in washington, d.c., you get elected, you go back home. you don t stay and support the special interests. governor jindal governor jindal, that s three republicans running for president who support hedge fund managers paying a higher rate. are you the fourth? two things. jake, i m absolutely for all of these carve-outs and special
justice roberts twice rewrote the law to save obamacare, creating new entitlement when we can t afford the government we ve got today, an expansion of socialism in our country. it s not that he got a minor ruling wrong. this is twice he rewrote the law. they give great speeches in the senate. i ve signed the executive order and signed the law protecting religious liberty in the state of louisiana. the one he got wrong was a big one. twice he bent over backwards to save obamacare. in republicans voted the way we should have, we would still have our tenth amendment rights and obamacare would not be the law of the land. hugh hewitt? governor jindal just said it s all about winning and if former secretary of state is the successor, none of this matters. in the elite they have a nice way of saying things about them and saying a national treasure,
peter, thank you. we ll rejoin the hearing. congressman cane. you have the influence on the focal point. i did not know anything about what was going on with general petraeus until the day he resigned? nobody said anything to you, nobody in the white house said anything to you at all? no. you had no knowledge at ultimate? no. when you accompanied susan rice to senator mccain and senator gram, is it customary? i was asked to to go. is that customary to be done? it was an add hoc ad hock th. it was not a presidential nominee. she had not. nominated yet. she was going up there to try to explain what she said what she
tactic? well, candy, we ve written several times, not only secretary kerry, but also the president asking for the survivors to be made available to congress to get to the bottom of this. i understand we ve been brushed off many times. i understand senator gram is going to be speaking to the administration about this, trying to come up cooperatively to address this issue but it s not acceptable that they have not been made available and to say that because there is an on going investigation in terrorism, that would preclude oversight by the congress in any terrorism case. right. including 9/11. so i think there are ways to work together and make sure that we re protecting the sensitive nature of this but to not get to the bottom of this is not acceptable. we keep being brushed off. to the question are you willing as senator gram is to block nominees until those witnesses are produced on capitol hill?
mac and fannie mae. he s not going to drop his push on benghazi. the senator talked to cnn s new day host kate bauldin. a separate branch of the government with oversight responsibilities. the basic evidence about what happened. i don t like holding up people. that s not my nature. i ve run out of ideas and i m not going to, kate, i m not going to let this whole chapter close. let s go to jake tapper, host of the lead. so, jake tapper. we have senator gram s point. is there any clear indication that these benghazi survivors have not been allowed to testify? well, depends who you ask. the white house says they have