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Have a big part of my life, and i hope to regain some ultra fitness in the next month, and not that im not a fit guy right now, but im looking forward to that, and looking forward to being, continuing to be a spokesperson. i think the last thing anybodiments to think about or -- anybody wants to think about or contemplate is the next election cycle. i join everybody in putting my finger up my throat. were sick of this. its done with. lets move forward. i think the countrys in deep trouble, and i...

A judge. whos next? >> we heard the add damage -- addage he who robs peter to pay paul. what happens to america when we reached that tipping point of 50%? >> well, i think we know how that no presidential candidate wants to answer that question, but it is an issue -- its more complicated than simply saying 48%. some of the 48% are people on social security and medicare, and at least in their own minds, they paid for that. they are getting back what they pay. john: they dont know they get back tr...

Was repealed by individual states before the federal government? >> one dozen states by the end of the period. john: new york was three years. 104 -- 10 years and forstmann was up to the fed. >> states lived in open defiance than the federal government cannot enforce it the fast majority is that the state level there are not enough agents to go to every colorado pot smoker. >> gapped the same time goodie a was warning people listen, a federal laws are still enforced. but the shift to marriage eq...

Now were up to this 170,000 pages of rules. each one is an assault on opportunity and personal freedom. maybe im too negative. lets get an expert look at what the election meant for freedom from the all-star panel. david boaz, hadlel heath, and deroy murdock. >> i was shocked he got back in with the record he had. there is some good news -- john: you said its vital its not a slight republican win, but a crushing defeat for obama. discredit socialism in the u.s. for a generation. >> well, that di...

Was repealed by individual states before the federal government? >> one dozen states by the end of the period. john: new york was three years. 104 -- 10 years and forstmann was up to the fed. >> states lived in open defiance than the federal government cannot enforce it the fast majority is that the state level there are not enough agents to go to every colorado pot smoker. >> gapped the same time goodie a was warning people listen, a federal laws are still enforced. but the shift to marriage eq...

Fewer. john: on the scale between fun and horribly grueling, what was the campaign like? [laughter] >> it was exactly that. [laughter] it was fun to horribly grueling. looking forward here to fun here, so looking forward to fun. [laughter] >> governor johnson, i heard yourself and judge gray filed a case of the anti-trust laws of the republicans and democrats monopolizing the debates. is this correct? what came of it in? >> we filed, its pending, theres emergency clauses on both lawsuits, and th...

Votes as she got. [cheers and applause] high five on that. [applause] all right. who is next here? yes. >> id like to ask david how do you assess the likelihood of the expanding number of incumbents in the tea party to influence republican policy, hopefully national policy in the direction of more liberty? >> i hope that will be the case. the point ive been making to the tea party the past three years is you have to stay engaged after the election because the spending interest and represent seek...

First. several states passed ballot initiatives to say "up yours" to obamacare. alabama, wyoming, montana, they all said citizens of our state are not compelled to participate in a health care cents, and missouri, citizens there said were not having a health care exchange there for the affordable care agent. john: the feds can compel it, but its harder. >> right. it indicatings the citizens of missouri are thinking about this issue correctly that its a bureaucracy at the state level regardless i...

Now were up to this 170,000 pages of rules. each one is an assault on opportunity and personal freedom. maybe im too negative. lets get an expert look at what the election meant for freedom from the all-star panel. david boaz, hadlel heath, and deroy murdock. >> i was shocked he got back in with the record he had. there is some good news -- john: you said its vital its not a slight republican win, but a crushing defeat for obama. discredit socialism in the u.s. for a generation. >> well, that di...

News? >> other than the marriage and marijuana initiatives and the health care initiatives, i think that can be taken as a sign that there are a lot of libertarian leaning voters, libertarian instincts in the public so maybe its not that just they left obama, but republicans drove away independents and suburbans with a lot of the social policies. in the house of representatives -- >> theres interesting people not house of representatives, people from the ron paul movement, rand pauls state of ke...