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Sometimes because you mean, oh, georgia the country. not georgia the state, that would be a way bigger deal for america. no, randy brogdon wants to be governor of the american state of oklahoma. there's no other country called oklahoma. but he wants the state of oklahoma to get ready to wage armed resistance against the united states government. from the lead of today's a.p. piece, "frustrated by recent political setbacks, tea party leaders and some of the conservative members of the legislature say they would like to declare a new militia to help defend against what they believe are federal i...

♪ feed the senses "the associated press" has a remarkable story out about conservative politics falling way off the deep end in the great state of oklahoma. this is randy brogdon, a republican state senator in oklahoma, running for governor in oklahoma. part of his platform, apparently, is to build an oklahoma-specific army. to be an armed resistance against the government of the united states. this is not one of those things like georgia where people get confused by the headlines

Congress is so far overreaching into state's business, it's crippling our economy. the bail outs, the stimulus, obama care. >> so, the question, does he support forming an armed state guard? if so, what would it do? state senator randy brogdon joins me now. thank you for being with us. the government overstepped its powers, a lot of people feel that way. you have made statements that make it sound like you support a volunteer force. do you? >> well, i certainly support our national guard. we currently have that. on section 44 of the oklahoma constitution, we already have a state guard. it's ju...

Members of the state legislature including a republican candidate for governor apparently aren't getting what they want from the political process so they've decided to turn to armed force instead. one of the tea party leaders working on this with the candidate for governor, a tea-partier named al gerhart told the a.p., is it scary? it sure is. but when do the states stop rolling over for the federal government? if that's a rhetorical question, i'm guessing the answer is the states stop rolling over for the federal government when the states form their own armies to shoot at the federal govern...

Not georgia the state, that would be a way bigger deal for america. no, randy brogdon wants to be governor of the american state of oklahoma. there's no other country called oklahoma. but he wants the state of oklahoma to get ready to wage armed resistance against the united states government. from the lead of today's a.p. piece, "frustrated by recent political successbacks, tea party leaders say they would like to create a new volunteer militia to help defend against what they believe are improper federal infringements on state sovereignty." so this isn't a militia to be formed to demonstrate...