He wants single payer, will not touch entitlements,
He is a big spender waiting to happen

Now , please show me that fiscally conservative Tea Party candidate.

Rubio and Cruz are the fiscally conservative candidates running

KING: You're not going to march with the tea party?

TRUMP: I don't march with the tea party. But I'll tell you what, they have a good point, because when you see the kind of money that this country is -- to use a horrible expression, Larry, I know you've never heard this -- but that this country is pissing away, I can understand where they're coming from.

When Trump referred to the country wasting money, what was he talking about? I don't know, but not the massive bank bailouts of 2008 and 2009. He thought those were terrific:

Trump went on to defend the TARP bailouts: "If they didn't stuff the banks with money, we'd be in depression number two right now, Larry. I mean, we would be strongly in depression number two. So they did the right thing in putting money into the banks."

Donald Trump hosted two fundraisers for uber-establishment candidate Charlie Crist in 2009, as Crist tried unsuccessfully to fend off a challenge from conservative upstart Marco Rubio. Trump was all establishment, all the time, as he also donated to Harry Reid to help him defeat Tea Party insurgent Sharron Angle in 2010.

It was a simple question about a simple topic; What is a hedge fund manager? And, the answer is, a hedge fund manager is a financial advisor who has many, varied financial tools available to try and attain a greater than average return on investment.

We live in a country where a guy who plays baseball signs a $300,000,000 contract, and, that's fine. So, if you're going to get biblical, O.K. then. Just fire up a doobie, and contemplate the metaphysical vagaries of usury, and is it a one-way ticket to hell?

First, it was fairly easy for USAAFE intelligence officers to quickly identify the aircraft's home bases from aerial reconnaissance photos, because the Me-262 needed much longer runways to operate than the Luftwaffe's other conventional piston-driven fighters, such as the Me-109 and FW-190. Then, they deployed P-51 Mustangs and P-47 Thunderbolts in ground attack roles against these bases, to destroy the German fighter jets while they were still parked.

Similarly, the German V-2 rocket was the world's first ballistic missile. Again, the Allies had nothing to counter it, but eventually coped with the threat by identifying the Germans' rocket launch bases that were mostly in Holland and northwestern Germany, and attacking them from the air through a strategic bombing campaign.

At war's end, the United States military captured Dr. Wernher von Braun (who had designed the V-2) and his fellow rocket scientists who were then working out of Peenemunde in northern Germany, spirited them out of the country before the Russians could get their hands on them, and immediately put them to work for us instead. This jumpstarted both our country's ballistic missile and space programs.

When NASA astronaut Alan Shepard became the first American in space back in 1961, the launch vehicle used to catapult his "Freedom 7" Mercury capsule skyward was a Redstone missile, which bore an uncanny resemblance to the original V-2 rocket design -- hardly surprising, really, since by that time, Dr. von Braun was an American citizen and heading up NASA's Space Flight Center.

If I'm not mistaken, Joe Kennedy Jr. lost his life flying a top secret mission to destroy that cannon. The plan was to pilot a plane a certain distance and then parachute out and have the plane crash into and destroy the target using remote control. I'm not exactly sure what went wrong.