questioning ought motive and accusing us of wanting to eadvice rate medicaid because we want to call for reform. greta: his answer was? don t speak nearly as badly about you as some of you speak about me. greta: nice to be candid and everything struck me as are so moric. but i don t see a lot of republicans, especially senate republicans-standing up and openly questioning the president s motives from the standpoint of not caring about people. greta: what was said back to him? not a whole lot. we moved on. greta: really? a lot of us had to restrain ourselves from raising our hand at that moment. who asked him that? john. i thought he did a great job. he was def rein shall when he did and it it was a point that needed to be made but the president s response was
i ll tell you about the criticism on the left. number one, he drank too much water number. two he didn t offer any new ideas. and there s the fallacy of it. we don t need a new idea. there is an idea. the idea is called america and it still works. from the a-list, newt gingrich joins us. go to be with you. tough talk from your fellow republicans. tell you anything? it s great. it s wonderful. we re in a point in time where we head to have a national debate about where we re going. it s vigorous and clear. we have 23 candidates on the presidential poll at cpac, which is terrific. tells you this is a wide open time for the republican party to have a healthy debate, which the democrats are incapable of having. greta: the former the current speaker of the house, that the november election
and doesn t provide the key component of what we are looking for how do we create more access you? don t create more access through the government, you create more access through the private sector. greta: senator, thank you, sir. thank you very much, greta. greta: to another c-pac headliner, senator marco rubio. reporter: what is the message that you have for him, senator? two things, don t forget what made america great. it s important for the world that america remain the strongest and most powerful country. second, our movement of limited government and free enterprise is the movement of upward mobility to give them the chance to improve their lives for themselves. lost in the depay thees that are going on about the future of the conservative movement has lost the reality that the vast majority of americans are us hard-working, tax-paying american who is want to get ahead and leave their children off better than themselves. reporter: the next generation, reaching ou
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more popular than the influenza virus but the virus is catching up quickly. greta: what does congress have to do to change this? i think congress has to acknowledge the fact it s not all powerful. that there are limitations what congress can do, and also on what it should be doing front a constitutional standpoint. you spoke today about civil society at cpac, where is the civil society? and talking in congress? talking about institution office civil society. those things that exist outside of government, that have made our country prosperous and free and successful for centuries. things that don t rely on government. things that exist because we re free. greta: i asked speaker gingrich about cpac. what is the purpose or the point or the relevance of cpac. a place where conservatives can gather outside of any political party construct, where conservatives can share ideas. he mentioned the great ronald reagan made some important