i like the ron version. getting back to my fractions there is nobody on that side of the equation. now, it's true the base isn't really there either. we don't really know how much of that kind of foreign policy audience there is in the gop. but, i mean, you've got to do something to stand out so why not that? >> ellis, i mean, the 88% of republican voters say terrorism is a big priority for their next president. so he might get like 5% of the ron paul newsletter subscribers. but this is really not -- this is not smart. it's galling for anyone to suggest that an american party created isis. it's really galling for a republican running for president to say it. >> s.e., does the debate issue that is now lurking for the gop what to do with all these candidates, an issue being faced by cnn, an issue that will be faced by fox in that first debate, does that pose a threat to retail politicking in new hampshire and in iowa?