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Paul, Lee, Richwine, Rossman, Skinner, FREEDOM WATCH. The revolution continues now.(END VIDEO CLIP)NAPOLITANO (on-camera): Tonight on the docket, cutting the bloated federal government budget. No organization on earth knows how to waste money better than the United States government. Before Woodrow Wilson ushered in the Elsa Peretti Open Heart bracelet era of big government, before FDR created the Social Security Ponzi scheme, and before Lyndon Johnson created Medicare, federal government spending was less than 10 percent of the entire United States' economy.Today, it's more than 40 percent. What is the money spent on?

While it's true that billions are spent on unconstitutional projects like ethanol subsidies that raise the price of the food you eat, like bridges named after the senator who secured the funding Return to Tiffany Heart tag bracelet on military hardware that the generals don't want or need, most of the budget is spent on defense and entitlement programs. The president's proposed 2011 budget will cost $3.7 trillion.With 70 percent of that budget spent on defense, Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid and interest Bead bracelet on the government's debt. If we truly want to get spending under control, then military and entitlement spending cuts must be addressed, and they must be addressed seriously.

It's what the American people want why the Republicans were able to take back the House last November. But sadly, House Republicans have rejected the values of the voters who sent them there.They proposed a meager $38 billion budget cut. That's right. 38 billion in the face of a budget that is pushing 4 trillion. So, is there anyone out there Tiffany Cushion Two-row bracelet actually serious about cutting the budget? Well, last November, a true champion of limited government won a Senate seat in Kentucky, and he has a 500 billion dollar budget cut proposal that does not spare defense or entitlement programs.He's here now, that courageous man himself, Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul. Senator Paul, it's a pleasure and welcome here.