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Of labor, in their infinite wisdom, came up with 85 pages to tell farm and ranch kids, young people, what they can and can t do. it really is i mean, it is just an example of government overreach and just excessive regulation. being from wisconsin, you can appreciate this. on family farms and ranches, young people grow up, learning how it contribute to the success and the prosperity of the farm or ranch operation. it is an inner-generational thing. they have a great work ethnic rural parts of the country. this cuts right at the heart of that, telling young people what they can and can t do. it s very printive and detailed. they spell out things, like operating a battery-operated screwdriver, under these regulations would be banned. we are fighting it. the farm organizations are fighting it. and we are hoping to get more members of congress interested in it. greta: it s troubling because we have so much corporate farming to the extent that we ....
That s why i say, we should abolish gsa altogether. they don t sell things that have been vacant for years. tie time to get rid of them. greta: they are good party planners. there is that, i say sarcastically because i am scandalized by it. when the slush fund, do they spend every cent they take in, in terms of revenue from the buildings paying rent? irs or the labor department, or whatever is paying them rent, do they spend it? no. they allocate it, tuse to redevelopment some buildings. they are supposed to use it to sell buildings. out ever 14,000 that they have identified as excess or unneeded properties, they have sold 82 in in a decade. greta: is gsa the only agency that has parties? or are we going to find that every agency has these conferences they call it conferences, i call them parties? gsa sets the standard for everybody else. we think that this is the tip of ....
Have you to win 5 votes. who are you worried about? kennedy. greta: kennedy. why? tell me why? he has been on both sides of the issues, et cetera. however, today, i felt that some of the questions that he asked and his comments were very, very positive. i just eye feel very, very positive. unlike any time i have been in a courtroom on any kind of case that today we were victorious. greta: all right. if you don t get the 5 votes and there are only 8 up there. and let s say that by the end of june, they come down with a decision and you lose. or they affirm the lower court, what are you going to do? go back to the drawing board? or is that the end of it? no. that s probably want the end of t. we will have to consult with our legal counsel and see what direction we have take and with the people of arizona. we listen to the input of our constituents of course. but i am not even at that point. i just feel today was victor ....
About in it was, of course, it was very clear we found out that it was nota about racial profiling or bigotry or ethnic claims. it and it was about the rule of law. it was so clear. it was just it s what we have been saying, our message, to everyone. it was great. greta: how many questions, if you remember, were focused on racial profiling? did that term come up a number of times? well, you know, two years ago, when i signed the bill, it all started, even before that time. for two years, we have heard nothing other than arizona is racist, arizona is bigoted and it is all about racial profiling. you walk down the street in phoenix and you are licking an ice cream cone, you are going to get arrested, if you don t have proper i.d greta: but today? today, chief justice roberts made it very, very clear that this issue was not about racial ....
Great people come in and be part of the team at rnc. we have lazeons coming in at rnc that we have we have spelled that out in the media, without getting too much in the weeds. but it s going well. greta: the prediction is that speaker gingrich will, quote, suspend his campaign. i am curious, what about congressman ron paul? well, i mean, we have been working really closely with congressman paul and his team. i don t know if you know, but his campaign manager s from wisconsin, too. greta: can t be all bad, right? can t be all bad. we have shown him a lot of respect greta: because he s from wisconsin or because he s a campaign manager or any other reason? no. because i think it s the right thing to do. as we move forward, we have been communicating all of these things greta: he has a huge, very potent following. i mean, i get flooded more with emails from his campaign than any other campaign the last year and-a-half. how do you get him inside the tent so he s cheerin ....