and he has a chip on his shoulder the size of gibraltar and it comes through. the counterpoint to i am a conservative who is not angry at anyone is he has a lot of grievances. >> he needs a really great super pac manager. he can make a lot of progress if he gets a super pac to do his bidding. you do not want to go negative. let the super pac do it. >> agree with that. he would be a real player, i think we agree with that. it is 2015, the year of "back to the future ii" and let's pretend that our pool is occupied by chris christie, jeb bush, chris christie, rick santorum, and here comes the former governor of arkansas. who is afraid the most of mike huckabee? >> rick perry -- he is going to be unemployed. rand paul and ted cruz, because they are in the senate, cannot camp out there. perry has to worry. the other thing, because huckabee is a pastor, has long-standing relationships with religious conservatives. santorum and ted cruz have to worry that they cannot dominate that group. >> rick santorum, with mike huckabee in the field, rick santorum is a hard go. i

i'm glad, also, to see in our midst one of the rocks of gibraltar -- there are only two--the real rock and strom thurmond. [laughter] [applause] he is the only remaining senator with whom i took the oath of office when i first came here. i'm greatly flattered by the presence of so many of my peers. and i can say something good about every one of you because i know something good about you. clio being my favorite muse, let me begin this evening with a look backward over the well-traveled road of history. history always turns our faces backward, and this is as it should be, so that we might be better informed and prepared to exercise wisdom in dealing with future events. "to be ignorant of what happened before you were born," said cicero, "is to remain always a child." so, for a little while, as we meet together in this hallowed place, let us turn our faces backward. look about you. we meet tonight in the senate chamber. not the chamber in which we transact our business daily now, but the old senate chamber where our predecessors wrote the laws before the civil war. here, in this room, d

i'm glad, also, to see in our midst one of the rocks of gibraltar -- there are only two--the real rock and strom thurmond. [laughter] [applause] he is the only remaining senator with whom i took the oath of office when i first came here. i'm greatly flattered by the presence of so many of my peers. and i can say something good about every one of you because i know something good about you. clio being my favorite muse, let me begin this evening with a look backward over the well-traveled road of history. history always turns our faces backward, and this is as it should be, so that we might be better informed and prepared to exercise wisdom in dealing with future events. "to be ignorant of what happened before you were born," said cicero, "is to remain always a child." so, for a little while, as we meet together in this hallowed place, let us turn our faces backward. so, for a little while, as we meet together in this hallowed place, let us turn our faces backward. look about you. we meet tonight in the senate chamber. not the chamber in which we transact our business daily now, but the

get to go -- >> i got invited by the royal navy to go down for four or five days on an operation off gibraltar. it was amazing. >> jimmy: a real submarine? >> i get on a little jib, this speed boat. and we ride out into the middle of the sea. and there's nothing. i'm going, "are you sure we're here? are you sure it's here?" >> and they were going, "yes, sir. not that way. i'm going this direction." suddenly out of the sea, comes this thing the size of an office block. comes out of the sea. and then i'm going like, "well, how do i get on?" because he's not stopping. it's moving along. [ laughter ] they go, "you'll notice these rubber tiles on the side. we run up the side of that. we'll stick for a minute and you got to jump." >> jimmy: what? like i've seen this in like "spongebob" cartoon, but i don't know if i can do this. [ laughter ] >> i'm not patrick. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, hello. >> so it pulls up to the side. i jump off, and this hand kind of grabs you. and before you know it, you're going down and they close it, and that's it. you're in for four or five days. i was just hoping the

gibraltar. they also found guns and extra license plates and the alleged radical brothers behind "charlie hebdo," they seem to be an increasing pattern for the radical jihadists. >>> a man accused of conspiring to kill americans abroad pleading not guilty in a federal courthouse in brooklyn. muhammad esa was extradited to the u.s. from canada. he is charged in connection with the terrorist network that carried out suicide bombings in iraq including one that killed five servicemen in 2009. he is being held without bail. >>> and it's starting turning to politics now. many are calling the unofficial beginning of the 2016 presidential campaign. today, you know some of the biggest names of the republican party are testing out the conservative chops. they're doing it at the iowa freedom summit as they consider potential runs for the white house. chief political correspondent carl cameron is live in des moines, iowa, with the latest. >> well there's been raucous applause here at the iowa freedom summit