scott walker middle-class is a jab at hillary clinton throw hundred thousand speeches. and the other republican challenger ares ruling class to establish himself as someone who understands middle-class worries. yes, they are going after hillary clinton, but it serves a dual purpose about going after the republican rivals. >> fleetwood mactheme. marco pulls up beatles classic yesterday. >> just yesterday, a leader from yesterday. (applause) began a campaign for president by promising to take us back to yesterday. yesterday is over. >> that is an effective line. and it will propel him to the nomination, nina? >> it is cleffer and makes hemlock like a fresh new face which he is and what people like about marco rubio. but is it a disqualifying theme for hillary clinton who bite way is sitting there with little competition in the democratic primpary and these guys are having to distinguish themselves from each other as much as hillary clinton. and the other thing about the youth thing, maybe marco rubio, it can back fire. does he look too young and inexperienced. those quest

neil: all the money guys in new jersey have glommed on either to jeb bush or scott walker it all has to be weeded out. that's a telling sign, right? >> it is a telling sign chris has challenges to overcome precisely because of the economics in the state and the things he's got to look at. that doesn't knock him out of it. it's too early to weed anybody out of this. you know that as well as i do. we've seen all kinds of things happen at the end. go back to the democratic primary eight years ago or six years ago, i guess, who would have thought hillary clinton could have been beaten? neil: and who would have thought a woman could be elect governor of new jersey. i remember those polls as well. governor, thank you very much. >> always a pleasure. neil: same here. forget showtime call it showstopper time. how the edgy network is pulling itself back from the edge? do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full

. >> reporter: no money woes that bush's right to rise super pac and scott walker's team has been downplaying the issues in anticipation of a long campaign against a better-funded bush. a new poll in the bellweather swing state of virginia shows hillary clinton against jeb bush 48 to 46 within the survey's margin of error. >> each time we topple a secular dictator we wind up with chaos. >> reporter: ask how he'll avoid being anti-semitic and to be carefully scrutinized, paul acknowledged a perception problem but polls indicate he's overcoming it. >> we don't see as much of a problem before people knew me but i think we've made great progress. >> reporter: new jersey chris christie was asked about his slip in the poll. >> there has been a steady decline in those numbers. >> relentlessly negative coverage from the media. so if you're going to have relentlessly negative coverage from the media, it's going to affect your poll numbers. >> jeb bush had tough treatment. not only has his fundraising shattered historical records, aides say it's accelerating. >>> you can see protesters there marching i

erik: speaking of unions, could you get behind scott walker? tilman: scott walker was in town and wanted to meet with me but i was out of town. he's a great guy, but can he raise the money out of wisconsin? when the drums start eating in favor of you, they start eating, so it will be easy to see. stephanie: i'm sure scott is going to track you down. tilman fertitta is the ceo of landry's. erik: coming up, investors are not buying deutsche bank's strategic overhaul. we're going to break down why, coming up next. ♪ alix: we do have some breaking developments in baltimore. scarlet, what are we looking at? scarlet: some very to medic year of protesters in baltimore. this is in downtown baltimore, not far from where mourners bid farewell to freddy gray the 29-year-old who died from a spinal cord injury -- injury while he was in police custody and lead to all kinds of anger over racial relations in the city. you can see the police -- there are rocks and bottles being thrown between the two parties and we saw earlier that one policeman was taken awa

he's risen, he's surpassed scott walker that is a big deal holding steady there. this is not a huge reflection on walker but reflection of marco rubio to the top of the poll to the lead. so does win quinnipiac and surge to the top doing very well up there. that means, now in the republican field, that there is jeb bush and everybody else. and strong message from jeb bush's campaign and jeb bush himself which is have all of the fun you want. up in the polls go to iowa but he's a matching war chest here to unforeseen and human history and dump it on anybody's head when they get there. >> does that necessarily win the day. marco rubio since he's been surging everybody has been talking him down saying well this is just the bump you get when you cool out but enough polls beyond this is your initial bump and he's taken seriously? >> ted cruz didn't get that kind of bump. certainly, rand paul didn't get that kind of bump with their launches we won't see that as we look ahead to coming days to ben carson and carly. walker and rubio are really shaping up to be the only two

senator marco rubio surging ahead of scott walker in the number two spot. walker's slipping from second to third as carly fiorina moves down a spot as well. actually i think she moved up a spot. but with all fireworks sometimes it is hard to tell. break it down for us. >> well the deal is this. good news/bad news for marco rubio. he's had a great rollout, he's had a great launch he's been held by his comparisons to hillary clinton. he's wowed donors he's wowed activists. fantastic launch. he surpasses scott walker as the guy who is in the position most likely to be able to block jeb bush's march to the republican nomination. but -- i'm not saying the two things are related, but this comes just before jeb bush says oh by the way, my rich friends, we are going to have the single-larger quarter in american political history when it comes to fund-raising. here we're talking about the previous record more than $85 million. this is going to be probably more than $100 million. we are talking about a giant sum. we're trying to exact details. they're still counting.

. >> so, scott walker, there's your investment strategy, you buy stocks, whether you want to or not, apparently in china. >> well, because it's hard to argue with the gains i suppose that you've gotten. mr. schwarzman, great to have you on the show today. i'd like to ask you a quick question, along the lines of investing and how it certainly seems as though private equity firms like yours and those that you compete with are open more than they ever have before to individual investors rather than institutions. you can see it in the amount of money that is now flowing in. you've changed some of the waves that folks could actually get a little bit of piece of the private equity in ways that they never could. i'm wondering why that is and whether it just simply is a reflection of a bigger appetite for alternative investments. >> well, we've been taking money from private investors for really very long period of time, probably about ten years. four years ago, we set up a unit to focus on those investors. the reason we're doing it is that, private investors as opposed to institutions, typi

rand paul with 10% as well and scott walker with 10%. so wide open all in the mix. now on the other side, here's the democratic field as you're taking a look here. dominating the democratic field is hillary clinton with 80% of the vote then you have everyone else jim web with 6, joe biden with 5, bernie sanders with 2 and way on the bottom of the list is martin o'malley polling at just 1%. >>> temperatures right now have made it into the mid-and uper 50s across the area. most locations will jump up into the low and mid-60s but clouds are building and there's a chance for a couple passing showers starting early this afternoon up to early this evening as well. it could be breezy at times. here's future weather. there's the shower chance building to our north and west and over time the chance of the scattered showers making it to the metro. not everyone will get rained on but there's about a 30%, 40% chance of a better risk across northern maryland and the panhandle of west virginia then everybody dries out tonight. here's your first check of the four-day forecast. 64

. >> you could throw in scott walker because like ted cruz he is the son of a minister. >> that is right and he taps into that. he did that this weekend talking about the social issues of interest and religious freedom in the wake of all of that indiana back and forth that was a common line this weekend in iowa. >> bret baier of special report. we will see you this evening. >> thank you, jon. >>> open statements in the trial of james holmes who acknowledges opening fire inside a colorado movie theater nearly three years ago. he is pleading not guilty by reason of insanity. prosecution is seeking the death penalty for the case. they have to show homes was legal sane at the time of the action. we are live in colorado with more. >> reporter: even though james holmes has admitted to one of the worst mass shooting in the history and the amount of evidence is overwhelming this is by no means a slam dunk. he has pled not guilty of reason of insanity in colorado where the pressure is on to prove he is insane. the defense doesn't have to show anything but they will. the defense will say he didn't

stephanie: are you a better governor than someone like scott walker? gov. snyder: again, i never fight or blame. there is a no -- a common sense approach. stephanie: and you think we should get rid of tax credits? gov. snyder: absolutely. in many ways, people get dependent on them and they are not transparent way they should be. when i got to michigan i wiped out most of the tax credits in terms of corporate tax credits, because i don't think they make sense. erik: worth the tax credits one of the reasons michigan was able to -- weren't the tax credits one of the reasons michigan was able to get back on its feet? gov. snyder: no, we got rid of all of the tax credits. and look at our economic growth. stephanie: but in part because you were at such a desperate situation, you really were at the bottom of the barrel. leaders had to work together because they had no other choice? gov. snyder: a lot of it is if you set the right tone and bring the right definition. if you go out and work with people and don't blame them, a lot of times people in the political wor

>> based on the reporting it seems the new faces bobby jindal carlie fiorina scott walker were the ones to were able to get their names out to voters and put out their platform not only and faith issues other issues as well. people got to know them. this matters in iowa. but freedom of religion also matters in other states and it matters in south carolina. this is a setup for that. a lot of them have the same kind of position on religious freedom. they touched on the obama administration's first amendment. bill: basically in iowa you have got to come with the best message to win. if you manage to win the nomination lit hurt you in the general election. it has been decade since any republican has won the new hampshire caucus and the presidential pry mayoraly. still what you see here is you have so many republican candidate and so many of them running as christian religious conservatives they could divide up the book and allow someone like jeb bush to win the caucus. bill: when you look at the hotpots around the world, christians are under fire. does that make this question for significan

scott walker just got back from a trade mission in europe. he went on another trip to the u.k. earlier this year that was less successful. we have seen -- host: you can do trade missions for your state? guest: governors are oversees all the time, trying to secure deals to get companies to come back to the u.s. and build factories in their home state. that is what walker was doing. simply going and being there demonstrates some knowledge of the fact that there is this other continent right across the water. host: tim waiting in wilson north carolina. line for independents. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. please give me time to make my statement. the free trade, that is the reason i'm an independent. i used to be a democrat. it started with reagan giving nations trade status and that george bush's father came in and he spoke of the new world order which was this free-trade. clinton signed on with the republicans. i think he knew better to pass this thing. george bush continued it. it brings our standard of living down. the new ward -- the new world order is to

marco rubio tiene 15%, jeb bush 13%, scott walker 11%, ted cruz 9%, rand paul 8%. hay dos candidatos hispanos por primera vez en la historia. adolfo franco, marco rubio estÁ adelante, ganÁndole a jeb bush. ¿por quÉ? >> bueno, porque acaba de anunciar hace una semana y le ha ido muy bien en esta campaÑa hasta ahora. es decir, que acaba de renunciar jeb bush, le ha ido muy bien, y marco rubio. lo que esto refleja desde el punto de vista mÍo es que cada vez que anuncie el republicano, tanto ted cruz como marco rubio, hay un entusiasmo, no solamente dentro del partido republicano, por los estados unidos, porque todos queremos un cambio. asÍ que esto es de esperar. yo creo que ha tenido una semana muy buena marco rubio. yo creo que estÁ en una posiciÓn muy positiva para decir que es el candidato del prÓximo siglo, que lo destaca la diferencia con hillary clinton. pero cuando anuncie, jorge, jeb bush, yo creo que va a tener una reacciÓn positiva tambiÉn, igual que la ha tenido marco rubio. >> philip arroyo, ¿tÚ crees que ha sido una buena estrategia de jeb

and you saw governor scott walker who walked around it had a very difficult time answering that question. >> i will leave it up to the viewers to decide whether it's a gotcha question or not. thanks very much for joining us this sunday. ahead, ben affleck apologizes for covering up his roots on a pbs special. up next after months and months of tabloid teasing, diane sawyer sits down with bruce jenner to talk about his transformation. >>> the evolution of bruce jenner from olympic athlete to well it wasn't clear what has been dribbling out in the media for a long time new york's "daily news" touting world-exclusive photos jenner seen in a dress, and there has been this huge publicity buildup surrounding his interview with diane sawyer which aired friday night. >> but this is shameless selling of everything these days. >> i know. >> and i get that. but, what i'm doing is going to do some good. >> are you going to tell me your name by the way, today? >> no. if i do the media would go crazy and i would never get rid of them. >> the media would go crazy. joining us now is david zurich televis

walker, jeb bush ted cruz, rand paul and marco rubio. isn't that a little unseemly and a little little thoughtless for an outfit -- >> i personally would prefer them not to. they have been very generous to the party in the past and they will be again i'm sure. but for them to sort of be the prescreening element here, we have some very fine governors that aren't included in that list. the governor that's been governor of texas for a long time is excluded. my sense, let voters have a shot at this and see who they choose and the brothers are more than welcome to contribute. >> the democrats right now are divided. president obama wants the trans-pacific partnership free trade treaty, so-called, which its critics say will simply expand the level of immigration into this country at a time in which we have an acute jobless problem. the democrats many of the democrats, senate democrats are fighting him. there's a divide in the party led by as well elizabeth warren, and the republicans are going on pushing fast track trade authority on a presiden

marco rubio, rand paul, ted cruz, jeb bush, scott walker who will finally get that red rose? [laughter] the winner gets a billion-dollar war chest. the runner-up gets to the bachelor on the next season of "the bachelor." seriously, a billion dollars from just two guys. is it me or does that feel a little excessive? it's almost insulting to the candidates. the koch brothers think they need to spend a billion dollars to get folks to like one of them. [laughter] me[laughter] it has to hurt their feelings little bit. i know i have raised a lot of money, too. in all fairness, my middle name is hussain. what's their excuse? [laughter] [applause] the trail hasn't been easy for my fellow democrats, either. as we know, hillary's e-mails got her in trouble. frankly, i thought her private instagram would cause more problems. [laughter] hillary kicks things off by going completely unrecognized at a chipotle. not to be outdone, mark o'malley went completely unrecognized at a martin o'malley campaign event. [laughter] bernie sanders might run. i like bernie, he's interesting guy. apparentl

he's followed by scott walker rand paul and jeb bush. we're back with our panel. ed judy and steven. your thoughts on marco rubio. what's going on? >> he's had a great start. as i talked about hillary having a bad start, he's had a great start. i've heard a buzz from republicans across the country who didn't know what he was, particularly young people. this is a candidate of the future. win, lose or draw he's a candidate of the future. >> why? he's just moderate enough. >> he's moderate and also smart. he's articulate has a great story. i thing i like about him, he never tried to whitewash over my father was a bartender, he worked hard, you know basically put us through school. he's got a story that is inspiring and he's an inspiring speaker. >> an american story. >> he's also hispanic. that matters. especially in a party that has gone out of its way to alienate many hispanic voters. he talks the talk. he's young. he's exciting. and he was one of the first people to say that he would attend a gay wedding. that may not be a weighty national issue, but it's very imp

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scott walker is a governor. he won election in a state three times. and there are other candidates bidding for the tea party vote. bobby jindal and others. so it's a divided field and take months the sort this out. while activists in iowa and new hampshire paying attention, most republicans wait for the show to come to them. >> what happens if it does take you know as it do say, it takes months to play out. will the numbers change or since you have more of evangelicals in iowa and could skew the numbers somewhat? and here's the other ise, you don't have to get that much to be the lead. >> i think there are two primaries. one is going to be for candidate that's more or less an establishment washington supported candidate and one that's going to be for nonestablishment nonwashington candidate, especially the governors. right now i would say the front-runner for the establishment spot is jeb bush although being challenged by marrow rubio. and for the nonestablishment it's scot walker with marco rubio straddling both things and i think scott walker in the

i mean, there's a whole generation -- for that matter scott walker i think is 46. hillary clinton. i mean, you have a younger generation of new ideas, new approaches and their speeches actually all direct towards some kind of vision of the future. they spend much more time talking about how you got america growing again, et cetera than they do about hillary clinton. >> say four things about jeb bush that we shouldn't overlook. he'll raise the most money maybe by a lot. he's the most presidential in demeanor and i think he's clearly the most ready to be president and i still believe he's the one the clintons fear the most. those are four big things. the republican nomination process goes by the traditional rules will make him the next -- >> donna brazile, on that point one of the things jeb bush is doing by pushing back on issues like immigration, on common core trying to preserve some sense of holding the center if he gets the nomination. >> if he gets the nomination because, again, these activists are looking not just for somebody who is electable who can win in the fall but someb

he likes rubio and scott walker but it's april of 2015. when he starts unleashing his millions he's going to have made a choice. i think this time he really wants to pick the winner so he will take his time. >> that shift thing you're saying picking a winner versus gingrich in 2012. does he look at somebody like ted cruz and say yeah i agree but not electable? >> cruz is by far the best of the four speakers. he really had the crowd in the palm of his hand. adelson tried to waet beat cruz when he ran. i think he would probably rather see either rubio or one of the governors. i don't think he's a cruz guy. >> let me bring the panel in. this is reporting from the "new york times." george bush saying he is skeptical about lifting sanctions right now at a time when he believes the government is gaving in. that's interesting to me and i know this is a closed door thing and a report that is leaking out from there. i do think of his father and his father was very adamant about not criticizing or questioning his successor's in action. >> particular

marco rubio, rand paul, ted cruz, jeb bush, scott walker who will finally get that red rose? [laughter] the winner gets a billion-dollar warchest. the runner up gets to be the bachelor on the next season of the bachelor. [applause] seriously, what billion dollars -- $1 billion from just to guys. is it just me or is that excessive? it is almost offensive to the candidates. the koch brothers think they need to spend $1 billion to get folks to like these people. it has to hurt their feelings a little bit. but, i know i have raised a lot of money too but in all fairness, my middle name is hussein. what is the excuse? host: here is a tweet here that says, every president has done this, they are making fun of each other, it is ok, they do it once a year. if you go to some of the right rightwrite ups. they are opting for a space in iowa. among gop hopefuls, many of them chose to be there than to accept the invitation to the white house correspondents's dinner. i want to be to judy kurtz for just a few moments here. she writes a column called "in the know," and was there last night.

. >> other speakers including mike huckabee and scott walker. neither jeb bush or chris christie both possible presidential candidates took part in the fofr rumrum. >>> president obama poked fun at government officials, politicians, and himself at the white house correspondents' dinner last night. >> and it is no wonder that people keep pointing out has the presidency has aged me. i look so old, john boehner's already invited netanyahu to speak at my funeral. >> the julyannual event brings together celebrities and journalists who cover the white house. it's a night for washington to let loose a little and the president's monologue is considered the highlight of the evening. >> i have one friend. just a few weeks ago, she was making millions of dollars a year and she's now living out of a van in iowa. >> >> that was a crack about presidential candidate hillary clinton, who campaigned recently in iowa in a van, nicknamed scooby. by the way the dinner raises money for scholarships for young journalists. we'll talk more about the correspondences' di

walker and oh, whoops spoiler alert, too soon. let's have little more of an addition period now they announced five semifinists who got roses. >> the koch brothers they are the ones who control american politics with their money? is it true? not really. here's perspective. megadon'ter megadon'tor democrats out spent five to one. here to react to the reality of campaign finance, is boston columnist adrianna cohen. great to see you. >> here are the numbers. obama $715 million, romney $446 million. it's not even close. the money is on the democratic side. why do you never hear that? >> exactly. this is a political tactic of the left. they want to blame the koch brothers for meddling elections and influencing elections, however, bill mahr is such a i am pri -- hypocrit. he donated $1 million to obama's pac. and tom steyer also donated plenty of money. bill maher is a big media person who is sharing only part of the story. >>> he's spent $74 million in mid terms to convince americans to pay higher energy taxes to no effect at all. that

. >> other speakers at the event in iowa included mike huckabee and scott walker. neither jeb bush nor chris christie both possible presidential candidates took part in the forum. >>> let's head now to alabama, where this morning the coast guard is searching for at least four boaters who are still missing after several sailboats capsized during a regatta. more than 100 sailboaters were participating in the dauphin island regatta in mobile bay yesterday afternoon when a storm came into the area. several boats flipped over. other boats tried to haul people into theirs and the coast guard confirms their crews had to rescue one person late last night. the mayor of dauphin island told reporters that one person was killed in all of this but he did not know the exact cause. >>> this weekend, thousands of comcast employees from our area and across the country devoted their time to make a difference. nbc 10's matt delucia was in philadelphia's frankfort neighborhood for comcast cares day. >>> from landscaping to painting. >> i like to paint. >> reporter: even the youngest a

marco rubio, rand paul, ted cruz, jeb bush, scott walker, who will finally get that read rose. the winner gets a billion-dollar war chest. the runner-up gets to the bachelor on the next season of "the national or." but seriously a billion dollars from just two guys. does that feel a little excessive? it's almost insulting to the candidates. thwe koch brothers think they need to spend a billion dollars to get people to like one of them. i know i have raised a lot of money, too. in all fairness, my middle name is hussein. what's their excuse? [laughter] [applause] the trail hasn't been easy for democrats, either. hillary's e-mails got her in trouble. frank lee, i thought her private instagram would cause more problems. [laughter] hillary kicks things off by going completely unrecognized at a chipotle. not to be outdone, mark o'malley went completely unrecognized at a mark o'malley campaign intent. -- campaign event. bernie sanders might run. i like ernie, he's interesting guy. some folks want to see a pot smoking socialist in the white house. we could get a third obama term after

marco rubio, rand paul, ted cruz, jeb bush, scott walker, who will finally get that red rose? [ laughter ] the winner gets a billion dollar war chest, the runner-up gets to be the bachelor on the next season of "the bachelor." i mean seriously, a billion dollars from just two guys. is it just me or does that feel a little excessive? it's almost insulting to the candidates. the koch brothers think they need to spend a billion dollars to get folks to like one of these people. it's got to hurt their feelings a little bit. and, look, i know i raised a lot of money too but in all fairness my middle name is hussein. what's their excuse? the trail hasn't been easy for my fellow democrats either. as we all know hillary's private e-mails got her in trouble. frankly, i thought it was going to be her private instagram account that was going to cause her bigger problems. [ laughter ] hillary kicked things off by going completely unrecognized at a chipotle. not to be outdone martin o'malley kicked things off by going completely unrecognized at a martening o'malley campaign event. [ laughte

marco rubio, rand paul, ted cruz, jeb bush, scott walker. who will finally get that red rose? the winner gets a billion dollar war chest. the runner-up gets to be the bachelor on the next season of "the bachelor." i mean seriously, a billion dollars from just two guys. is it just me, or does that feel a little excessive? i mean, it's almost insulting to the candidates. the koch brothers think they think to spend a billion dollars to get folks to like one of these people. got to hurt their feelings a little bit. and i know i've raised a lot of money too, but in all fairness, my middle name is hussein. what's their excuse? [ laughter and applause ] the trail hasn't been easy for my fellow democrats either, as we all know hillary's private e-mails got her in trouble. frankly, i thought it was going to be her private instagram account that was going to cause her bigger problems. [ laughter ] hillary kicked things off by going completely unrecognized at a chipotle. not to be outdone, martin o'malley went completely unrecognized as a martin o'malley campaign event. [ laughter and ap

marco rubio, scott walker, jeb bush, who will finally get it? the winner gets a billion-dollar war check. be thenner-up gets to bachelor on the next season of "the bachelor." but seriously. a billion dollars. from just two guys. is it just me, or does that delay little excessive. it is almost insulting to the candidate. the koch brothers think they need to spend a billion dollars to get people to like one of these people. that has got to hurt their feelings a little bit. look, i know i have raised a lot of money, but in all famous -- but in all fairness [inaudible] [laughter] [laughter] the trail has not been easy for my fellow democrats either. know, hillary's e-mail has gotten her into trouble. frankly, i thought it would be her instagram. [laughter] things off by going completely unrecognized at a temple lay. outdone, martin o'malley went completely unrecognized at a martin o'malley campaign event. [applause] and bernie sanders might run. i like bernie. he is an interesting guy. apparently, some people would really like to see a cut smoking s

marco rubio, rand paul ted cruz jeb bush scott walker. woo will finally get that red rose? the winner gets a billion dollar war chest. the runner-up gets to be the bachelor on the next season of "the bachelor." seriously, a billion dollars. from just two guys. is it just me or does that feel a little excessive? it's almost insulting to the candidates. the koch brothers think they need to spend a billion dollars to get folks to like one of these people. got to hurt their feelings a little bit. and look i know i've raised a lot of money, too, but in all fairness my middle name is hussein. what's their excuse? the trail hasn't been easy for my fellow democrats either. as we all know hillary's private e-mails got her in trouble. frankly, i thought it was going to be her private instagram account that was going to cause her bigger problems. hillary kicks things off by going completely recognized at a chipotle. not to be outdone, martin o'malley went completely unrecognized at a martin o'malley campaign event. and bernie sanders might run. i like bernie. bernie's an interesting g

scott walker got huffy and tweeted. it seems like for some reason the president has his eyes on scott walker. >> he does have some topics of course, he knows people are going to be sure laugh getters for him. in fac, let's play one of them. you're going torecognize this one. here it is. >> in the next 100 days my partners in outreach will be so successful that even john boehner will consider becoming a democrat. after all, we have a lot in common. he is a person of color. although not a color that appears in the natural world. >> do you think he's going to go there ghenagain this year? >> orange is the new black. yes. that was the famous line. i think he probably is going to go there. it will be interesting to see if he goes after us the media. remember the year that conan o'brien hosted and he went after each and every media outlet, calling msnbc, we're the nerds. >> this is the least 93rdnerdy. most people in the media are glamorous. comedians, we're nerdy. i think he will go after the unannounced candidate for presid

and then there are various governors >> scott walker. >> i don't -- i don't see it, but -- but maybe. >> so who's your guy? who is your guy? who is the douthat candidate? >> it is a bizarre love child of rand paul and marco rubio. >> rand paul. is rand paul enough of a normal kind of guy politically to -- >> no. >> i mean, seriously, because -- >> to be president? >> to run -- >> to win the nomination? >> to win the nomination and to be president? >> probably not, no. >> he's matured significantly in office, but he still has his -- >> well, and he -- >> -- rough edges, right? >> and his maturing, i mean, there was a lot of talk about it this week. his maturing has meant sort of shifting his positioning around a lot without admitting that he's doing that, and he also -- his weakness right now is that on foreign policy with everything that's happening with isis and the middle east -- >> yeah >> -- the republicans are swinging -- the median republican voter is swinging in a more hawkish direction. >> yeah. >> paul is less of an interventionist -- >> an outlier within his -- >> -- even th

and bringing jeb bush and scott walker. and earlier today, the republican jewish spring coalition leadership conferencernserence and house speaker john boehner and ted cruz who took the opportunity hit president obama over the nuclear deal with iran. listen. >> president obama is a lousy president because he is a radical ideal augand a zelt and his ideas have been profoundly dangerous to the united states and the rest of the world. >> hey, john. >> julie, good evening to you. this is a big flight christian conservatives. it is their first opportunity on the map to road test many of the 2016 candidates. and in 2012 they comprised of almost 16%. and the religious freedom laws mentioned here. and an article accusing conservatives of caving or religious laws. >> there used to by a bipartisan consensus that people had the right to live their lives according to their own believes. and indiana in you had leaders giving in and big businesses aligning themselves with the radical left. >> reporter: you know he's in the lock step with

walker. senior and national corr correspondent is there. give us the latest. >> overflow crowd here at the point of grace church. people here very excited. there's about 1500 of them to get their first test to test the candidates and listen to what they have to say in terms of how they would lead this country forward. it's a very important voting block particularly here in iowa. now, christian conservatives, they care about bread and butter and care about national security and foreign policy but they also want to know if a candidate shares their social value. their values rather on social issues. a big top here the supreme court arguments next week on same sex marriage. i asked senator rubio if a supreme court decision in favor of gay marriage would put the decision to rest. here's what he told me. >> the supreme court finds there's a constitutional rights to same sex marriage they would be extending it beyond where it was intended to reach. people will continue to disagree with that decision

nine candidates will be appearing here tonight, scott walker, who has been leading the polls here in iowa for months now. voters will want to hear what the position is on bread and butter issues the economy, national security also want to know on where they stand on issues like gay marriage and religious freedoms when it comes to social issues but one of the issues that the candidates are weighing in on themselves this weekend, the controversy surrounding clinton cash is detailed in our fox news reporting special last night. the tangled clinton web arrest again tonight at 10:00. we asked governor walker about it. >> i know there's a disearning trend that we have seen about a different set of rules for the clintons both now i had or itically than every day americans. and that's troubling. and i think former secretary of state is going to have to spend a fair amount of time explaining why the rules are different for the clintons than for the rest of us. >> senator marco rubio who also will be here tonight says the nation can't afford another four to eight years what have he calls bill

scott walker jeb bush and carly fiorina. john live from iowa. >> reporter: it is christian conservatives here in iowa at the point of grace church. this is one of the overflow rooms for the cattle call. they only have 700 seats in the main hall and 1500 people have said they are going to be here today. of course christian conservatives a very important voting block here in the state of iowa. in 2012 57% of all people who went to the republican caucuses were christian conservatives. nine candidates in total at least going to be here including marco rubio. they want to hear about bread and butter issues the economy, taxes as well as foreign policy and national security. but they also want to feel that the candidate shares their views on the social issues. for example the faith and freedom coalition issued a call to action for the republican part to quote, grow a backbone on religious freedom. senator marco rubio said this morning he agrees. >> the purpose of our laws is to protect our right. not just to worship but to livous f

newly elected republican governor scott walker rejecting a state budget shortfall introduces sweeping legislation called the budget repair bill. >> walker's bill -- the elimination of collective bargaining rights for public employee unions. >> walker's plan was to make it harder for public sector unions to bargain with state, county accident or local governments or school districts. he was saying we're going to take away your right to exist. collective bargaining is an expensive entitlement. >> state djz dispute that union bargaining rights affect the state's budget situation and that wisconsin is broke. they also disagree with some of the bill's other provisions, which include privatizing state power plants and overhauling medicare. lena taylor is a democratic state senator who opposes the bill. >> it did transformational things to laws in wisconsin. laws that had been in place for 50, 70 years. >> many interpret walker's proposals as a challenge to his political opponents. john nichols covers the story for the progressive magazine "the nation." >> it's no secret that in northern ind