most of thosevh49Ñ tickets, 13 in all, were given to jennette rubio. >> marco rubio got four tickets. [ laughter ] in 17 years. >> i assume the "new york times" obtained this damning information from marco rubio's plaque in the hall of best miami drivers ever. [ laughter ] >> is there anything else we should know? >> well, i wish i had known a few weeks ago my excuse would have been my car got hacked like that guy that got his car yesterday. >> senator, thanks for your time. >> thank you. >> thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this "special report," fair balanced and unafraid. greta goes "on the record" right now.yo'+ ♪ ♪ >> it is friday july the 24th. this is a fox news alert. horror at the movie theater as a man opens insidefire inside. >> three are dead this morning including that gunmen. we will go live on the ground with the latest. >> a tragedy. heros already emerging. one of them takes a bullet for the other. >> one of the teachers literally jumped on top of the other. may have saved their life. >> and her heroism did not stop there. >> we traded f

>>> we're back with senator marco rubio in our center seat. george. >> a short question and a long one. short question, do you believe the republican party ought to stipulate to be eligible to participate in a debate you have to pledge that you will support the nominee of the republican party? >> i'd love to see everybody stipulate to that. obviously there's one person running that won't. we know who that is. but i think that's an issue that will come up in the debates and voters will take that into account. i hope they will, anyway, in their decision decision-making. >> march 15th is the florida primary winner take all. 95 delegates or something like that. is it make or break for bush or rubio. >> i think it's hard to be president of the united states if you can't win the primary of your own state. there is a long way to go between then and now a lot of votes to be passed and a lot of caucuses to be held. these things have a way of working themselves out. so we will see. >> we almost made it through three panels withoutca mentioning donald tr

marco rubio needs to decide what he is going to do. will he be with establishment eventually somebody of the establishment will get the nomination jeb bush or marco rubio or is he in the very early stage start throwing bombs he needs to throw to get the press he needs to all of sudden to boom a boomlet. i think he is playing it smart, this trump boomlet will end. the person that will make it through iowa, new hampshire florida, which marco rubio desperately needs to win but jeb bush stands in his way will be the nominee. >> will it end? i thought in the beginning people were saying okay, trump is in the race. fun to hear some of his sound bites because he is so colorful. he doesn't care what anyone increases. his in members are increasing. even after what he said about mccain. >> from your lips to god's ear. >> he has backing from larry ellison and casino mogul, sheldon adelson and the miami car dealer and he has a lot of support. >> donald trump taking wind out of the sails of our home state governor? >> chris christie's worst nightma

he said well i'm far more qualified than marco rubio. he said i don't mean it as a slight but i'm far more qualified. >> candidates are going to say whatever they need to to distinguish themselves or win a campaign and get a competitive advantage. this election isn't going to be about the past. it's going to be about the future. i'll be more than happy to talk about my history as a city commissioner speaker of the florida house, as a u.s. senator and what we've achieved. but truly this election is not going to be about yesterday, it's going to be about tomorrow. i don't think anyone running in the republican field as of now has a better agenda for tomorrow than the one we're offering. >> so when you hear jeb bush say that or the bush campaign whisper that about experience what do you think? >> campaigns are going to say whatever they need to to get an advantage. this campaign isn't about the past. >> do you think he's about the past? >> no. ultimately it's your agenda and your ideas that will tell people whether or not you're focused on

they work very well, marco rubio and the rest. you cannot help but pose it to the american people. >> the favorability numbers, and the unfavorability, those are really high. >> yeah. that's what's blem. jumped out to the team, team clinton looking at that. and since we do have the drip drip drip of the scandals, the worry is that that those will only rise and now we have the news that the inspector general, department of justice -- >> two inspectors. >> two inspector generals at the state department -- >> at the request of the justice department. >> are looking into the e-mail scandal and whether or not we're going to get more of that coming up. >> now they requested an investigation at the justice department into the handling of the e-mail, which suggests not just her handling of it but the overall state department. how big is threat is that? >> i think it's a big threat and it's really a conundrum for the clinton campaign. what to you do? the more she's in front of the voters and have to confront the questions, the less she's l

i think he's got a breakthrough with jeb bush chris christie marco rubio, scott walker. those are the people -- >> he doesn't have walker and rubio's youth. he doesn't have bush's name recognition and money but those are the guys he's got to compete with. >> and so you agree with that mary? >> yeah. he's going to run as a reform governor from the swing state. somebody who, as joe said reaches across the aisle. he's got some tough competition in bush and particularly in walker who made more of a national lead for himself. kasich doesn't have the name recognition yet. >> that's an issue. if he did have more name recognition, which is interesting, a show on fox for a few years. if it was a few years ago, they forget you on tv. out of sight, out of mind. when we come back with less than two weeks to go before the republican debate we continue our look at the state of the gop field. will donald trump's immigration emphasis and threats of a third party run do long-term damage to the gop. a panel waist in next. a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good?

three years marco rubio pushed amnesty. i want i am for that. >> i am sorry i let you rant as long as you did. all right, thank you. appreciate it. >>> coming up, you'll hear a sad story from a mother of a tennessee shooting victim lance corporal skip wells as she tries to help. and she'll react to the point that he didn't have a weapon to defend himself. >>> martin o'malley he is forced to apologize for saying get this all lives matter. milwaukee county sheriff david clark is here with reaction. why are all these people so asleep yet i'm so awake? did you know your brain has two systems? one helps keep you awake- the other helps you sleep. science suggests when you have insomnia, the wake system in your brain may be too strong and your neurotransmitters remain too active as you try to sleep, which could be leading to your insomnia. ohh...maybe that's what's preventing me from getting the sleep i need! talk to your doctor about ways to manage your insomnia. when you travel, we help you make all kinds of connections. connect

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a video went after jeb bush as well as marco rubio. hillary clinton elevated walker by mentioning him not once, but twice. here here's a sampling of hillary clinton's attack on scott walker. >> republican governors, like scott walker, have made their names stomping on workers' rights and practically all the republican candidates hope to do the same as president. i will fight back against these mean-spirited, misguided attacks. >> reporter: that all rhetoric about scott walker winning his re-election. he leads the polls in iowa. in national polls he is second only to jeb bush and in south carolina he's running second. >> we lost carl's feed there. he's back with us. carl when hillary clinton mentioned you in a speech in the republican primary, that can only be a good thing right? >> reporter: it's a huge thing for scott walker. for the last couple of weeks, he's been bogged down dealing with his wisconsin budget, hasn't been out aggressively campaigning, so this is a big debut. we will not have the kind of money that jeb bush does. he c

. >> let's talking about the favorite including jeb bush jeb, scott walker, and senator marco rubio bush fares the best in virginia but looking at colorado and iowa voters they appear to be more skeptical of him. in fact he just actually raised $500,000 in christie include's becomeyard but the skepticism remains. >> people don't believe he is a bona fide conservative and you have the whole idea that the run party establishment does not know how to win elects. that's where you'll see the support in the more middle american states. jeb bush has a lot of support on the eastern seaboard you. brought up chris chris christie's backyard. his backyard is the new york, new jersey, metropolitan area, where you have a lot of the establishment donor base which is putting their money behind jeb bush, but everybody in the field, talk about marco rubio her is third no one is going to lack resources. >> what do you think bush, whacker, rudeow, or is donald trump going to give. the a run for his money? he did surge in polls after coming out so strong against immigration. when you talk about conservative

marco rubio's case was also a "new york times" story deflecting from the real issue. again the real issue here is that she did wrong and it's obvious that she did wrong and she won't own up to it. >> i do want to play this sound bite from the state department today asking about the classified part of it. >> you don't believe anything that she sent at the time was classified? because again the intelligence community believes that e-mails she sent were classified at the time she sent them and are still classified today. >> again, that's a question really for her and her people to answer answer. we don't believe that. upgrading them again. to our knowledge none of them needed to be classified at the time. >> to our knowledge. >> how about the ones that have been deleted? >> right. are the inspectors general part of the vast right wing conspiracy? it's hard to argue that they are. another problem that hillary has here is that she's seen as a vulnerable candidate by other democrats. there are other people more serious challengers than a bernie sanders, a joe biden or a joh

jeb bush, scott walker, and marco rubio in the key battleground states. that tells you that for someone that far on the left, is he getting the excitement, she is not. i will give you one other nugget that i haven't reported yet which i'm told inside the clinton camp that there is a one republican they are more nervous about than anyone else. previously people have reported that's marco rubio because of the hispanic vote. i'm hearing now it's changed, it's john kasich, the ohio governor. and here's why. in these kind of battlegrounds. like in iowa, like in colorado, he is that governor with the record. he has cut taxes. he has got the american values. he has got his own issues. sea little bit of a loose cannon. is he going to be able to stay on message? i'm not saying is he going to run away with the nomination. nobody knows what's going to happen from the republican side. i'm told in private john podesta and other top clinton officials are saying they are a little bit nervous about somebody like john kasich especially because if he can carry ohio the rep

now, marco rubio trump fired back on twitter to marco ruby year yesterday after this event happened. what do you say to the family of catherine stinel,. >> this may be the point you don't have to endorse everything about donald trump's statement to acknowledge that the people who run the country, people in charge have done a really bad job protecting those of us who live here from foreign threats. as they are surrounding the white house with raiser sharp points just to protect the president final. they are doing virtually nonk to protect the rest of us from keeping people from our house. >> 32-year-old walking along with her father. he tried to resuscitate her. the man who shot her because he was shooting at seals. shot a 332-year-old young woman who was simply enjoying the day with her father broad daylight. >> this is not a tough neighborhood. this is right on the water right on the harbor there where the cargo ships used to come in. this is the prime time tourist attraction in the city. this is in the middle of the day. in other words, this is a sign of things pars parts of lawles

clinton against governor walker clinton against marco rubio. there you see she is upside down in these three states. as you continue her poll her favorable is way down as you heard rawlins next in those three states. honest and trustworthy is not a good figure for hillary clinton in these three important states. the one thing she does have leadership qualities and there you see colorado, iowa and virginia turns around for the clinton campaign. is this a moment in her campaign? is there a problem? we're back with the panel. kirsten? >> those numbers are consistent with the national numbers. you have to ask one question which is do people think -- are they willing to overlook the trust issue if you are a good leader? because that's what those polls sort of say. they say they think you are a good leader in spite of having really horrible unfavorable numbers. >> i have heard some democrats point to bill clinton and saying he had similar trust problems. >> we don't know. we don't know if what's happening with the polls with the republicans is becaus

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clinton against governor walker clinton against marco rubio. there you see she is upside down in these three states. as you continue her poll her favorable is way down as you heard rawlins next in those three states. honest and trustworthy is not a good figure for hillary clinton in these three important states. the one thing she does have leadership qualities and there you see colorado, iowa and virginia turns around for the clinton campaign. is this a moment in her campaign? is there a problem? we're back with the panel. kirsten? >> those numbers are consistent with the national numbers. you have to ask one question which is do people think -- are they willing to overlook the trust issue if you are a good leader? because that's what those polls sort of say. they say they think you are a good leader in spite of having really horrible unfavorable numbers. >> i have heard some democrats point to bill clinton and saying he had similar trust problems. >> we don't know. we don't know if what's happening with the polls with the republicans is becaus

jeb bush scott walker and marco rubio in the key battleground states. that tells you that for someone that far on the left, is he getting the excitement, she is not. i will give you one other nugget that i haven't reported yet which i'm told inside the clinton camp that there is a one republican they are more nervous about than anyone else. previously people have reported that's marco rubio because of the hispanic vote. i'm hearing now it's changed, it's john kasich, the ohio governor. and here's why. in these kind of battlegrounds. like in iowa, like in colorado, he is that governor with the record. he has cut taxes. he has got the american values. he has got his own issues. sea little bit of a loose cannon. is he going to be able to stay on message? i'm not saying is he going to run away with the nomination. nobody knows what's going to happen from the republican side. i'm told in private john podesta and other top clinton officials are saying they are a little bit nervous about somebody like john kasich especially because if he can carry ohio the rep

marco rubio's case was also a "new york times" story deflecting from the real issue. again the real issue here is that she did wrong and it's obvious that she did wrong and she won't own up to it. >> i do want to play this sound bite from the state department today asking about the classified part of it. >> you don't believe anything that she sent at the time was classified? because again the intelligence community believes that e-mails she sent were classified at the time she sent them and are still classified today. >> again, that's a question really for her and her people to answer answer. we don't believe that. upgrading them again. to our knowledge none of them needed to be classified at the time. >> to our knowledge. >> how about the ones that have been deleted? >> right. are the inspectors general part of the vast right wing conspiracy? it's hard to argue that they are. another problem that hillary has here is that she's seen as a vulnerable candidate by other democrats. there are other people more serious challengers than a bernie sanders, a joe biden or a joh

head-to-head matchup with hillary clinton, marco rubio, jeb bush this week. the republicans are winning in three key swing states okay donald trump eventually hurt the republican party sure but it's not showing up right now. >> 30 minutes after the first news conference at the border donald trump speaking to reporters once again. now listen to this. >> i just want to thank the mayor of laredo, pete, thank you very much. jesus, the city manager, who everybody is going to be trying to hire. you are going to have pay him more money, i think but is he good. thank you jesus, appreciate it. so law enforcement is here. the border patrol gees are here. they wanted to be here. and they have been amazing. they just want to do their job. they are incredible men and women. and they just want to do their job. and they are really really good at the job but they are not allowed to do it in many cases. i just want to say it's an honor for you folks from the border patrol and law enforcement to show up here when i know it wasn't that easy to show up here because had you certa

clinton stacks up against jeb bush, marco rubio and scott walker. bernie sanders also loses to those three but this numbers are better than hillary clinton's. again, is that a sign of trouble for her? >> i think that reactions and the poll bumps we are seeing from sanders and donald truck. small handful of others is a typical sort of year before the big year reaction people have. if we had gone with these kind of polls in 2007 or in 2012, we would -- or 2011 we would have president john edwards or john glenn, we have have had president mario komo. these types of polls so eventually the situation sorts itself out. despite the narrative that she is the frontrunner and despite the narrative that jeb bush or scott walker is leading the pack at the end of the day. right now a lot of people are concerned about how these things are shaking out. and that's why guys like bernie sanders and donald trump might end up at top of these polls. jon: her perceptions of her not not trustworthy those are persistent in a couple of important states, too. colorado and vi

i think it's marco rubio. >> another reason why i love marco rubio. >> my advice, stick to his day job of not being elected president. >> good idea. >> lauren, you said you liked this because it makes crews look vulnerable. is opening yourself up to criticism really what you want as a presidential candidate? >> there had to be some reason for it. >> to be clear, i'm fine with him doing this. i thought this particular one was bad, but i'm perfectly okay with him doing this. he is not a pro, but i think he is better than the 50% median impression doer. >> that is a pretty low bar for a president. >> i would like my president to be in the top maybe 12 percent of impression doers. >> and the dangerfield comedy club -- >> matt, you said the trailer on snowden was almost as boring as citizen 4, did you really not like it? >> i liked it, but it was boring. you know, i liked paris, texas, but it was boring, too. >> it had had information in it -- >> well, vaguely, yes. >> one of my all-time favorite films probably in the top ten all-time, but not really factual. i also agree that stone has not

scott walker talking about florida senator marco rubio as his running mate. and senator rubio is busy with his own campaign and walker hasn't announced running. and there is the ohioernor whose campaign committee is purchasing a major ad buy. let's bring in the panel and welcome to both of you. >> good to be here. >> ab these two are late to the party. are they fresh faces or old news? >> well, they have to have release the governor of ohio because he wants to be into the debate on the 6th. governor scott walker is well known in iowa and gets the neighborhood discount and he is poplar in the first caucus state and he is fine on polling so he doesn't need to scurry. they are going to be competing with each other for likely the same coalition of voters. he is going to out experience walker with his experience as a governor and executive appearance in iowa and two decades on the armed service committee and the author of the balanced budget committee. he needs to get going. >> they both come to the table with impressive resumes and turned around economic situatio

>> libertarian. >> marco rubio. >> great speaker. >> ted cruz. >> filibuster. >> jeb bush? >> front runner. >> walker? carly fiorina? >> hewlett packard. i'm getting quicker. >> i'm not sure if it's given me enough intel. governor iranrick perry? >> friend. >> you guys are coming up to new york fighting to steal new york companies that's why i got to see you and rick scott of florida. >> he's another good guy. he's done a great job in florida. donald is a business man and entertainer. he brought ms. usa to louisiana. >> chris christie? >> sandy. he got a lot of attention for how he handled the storm. >> you're being nice. we want a big fight between you. i'm only kidding. we'll take break. coming up governor bobby jindal will answer some of the questions you have sent us. >>> we're not simply trying to reclaim the past. no, quite to the contrary. we are laying out claim on the future. a future where america leads the world. ♪ whoa what are you doing? putting on a movie. i'm trying to watch the game here. look i need this right now ok? come on i don't want to watch that. t

you will never hear me discourage marco rubio. i'm a huge friend of his. if you look at the leadership we now lead to forge consensus, we've had a president who was gift who was charismatic. his name was barak obama. there was nothing in his past that suggests he could fix the things that were broken. in fact he's made them worse. >> okay in 2012 you said he certainly got the slebltual acan you men and fortitude to be a good president. >> i do i don't think he's as qualified as i am. it's not a slight to him. i am tooting my own horn i have learned if i don't toot it no one will. >> his response to gay marriage. >> your faith suggests that gay marriage is not successful. >> ply faith says we shouldn't discriminate against people people in long-term relationships should be respected. i think that tension needs to be resolved the way america always has. my concern about the supreme court decision was that it took away that process that is always the time honored way that we solve problems in our country and i wish they had decided otherwise, but they haven't

bill: marco rubio thank you senator, from capitol hill this morning. martha: august 6 fox news and facebook team up to bring you the first republican presidential debate of the 2016. you can submit your questions. go to facebook.com/foxnews. i went through a bunch of the questions people sent in. we'll be looking the all of them. bill: stand by. has there been a major shift in the fight against isis. we'll tell you about a strategy just given the green light on whether this could be a game changer. martha: planned parenthood apparently paying the official in that video discussing body part. can't find a single thing to wear. will they be looking at my hair? won't be the same without you bro... when you go this summer, go to the new choicehotels.com and when you stay twice get a free $50 gift card. book now at choicehotels.com ooh pizza rolls! ahh! they're ready! make summer awesummer with totino's pizza rolls. and get a free movie ticket when you spend $10. martha: how much are our allies doing in the fight against isis? a big development there today.

. >> reporter: but why should jeb bush, marco rubio, ted cruz and the others, have to answer for the billionaire businessman who's hardly an establishment republican? still, some trump rivals have been happy to call on. >> i'm calling on every other republican candidate to stand up and say what donald trump said is wrong and they should repudiate it. >> reporter: rick perry, asked about trump's remarks on several fox programs replied- >> i don't think he's reflecting the republican party with his statements about mexicans. i think that was a huge error on his part. >> reporter: but is there a double standard here? the press didn't say that democrat john edwards, for instance, hurt the democratic brand by fathering a out of wedlock child. even when trump talks his way into trouble he's adept at using the media to punch back hard. if his second place showing in gop presidential polls is any indication, some voters at least like that approach. doug? >> howard kurtz. thank you, howard. >>> the head of the u.n. refugee agency in jordan is calling for a jobs program for syrian refugees to

. >>> senator marco rubio is here to go on the record so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep them all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberyy apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. with at&t get up to $400 dollars in total savings on tools to manage your business. >>> right now, republican candidate and senator marco rubio joins us to go on the record. good evening, sir. >> good evening greta. >> senator you came off making a statement about secretary of state clinton wanting to reset with castro and putin. why? >> first of all, we have foreign policy under this president that began in four years miss clinton was secretary of state. here's the notion stand up to our allies be tough on israel. if we are nicer to vladimir putin he will be nicer to us. if we are nice to i

in fact he suggested that marco rubio might be his vice president, which, senator rubio obviously an issue with. jon: didn't fly too well with the rubio campaign. it will be fascinating to out how all this shakes out. bret baier. >> thank you, jon. jenna: word of deal could come today or perhaps not as you know how these things have gone over the part of six months. six world powers drawing up 100-page document talking about a curb to nuclear activity and sanctions release but it has to be approved by congress. rich edson in vienna with more. rich. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry meeting with his iranian counterpart a short while ago for an hour-long meeting. then earlier today the negotiators from the five permanent members of the u.n. security council and germans an iranians, no meeting today. there was speculation yesterday as the associated press had been reporting reporting that we would get some kind of a deal yesterday perhaps today. nothing ha been released. talks continue. we have a midnight deadline local time. that is 6:00 p.m. on the east coast back in the u.s.

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that's marco rubio. if he does not follow your advice as a friend and apologize, would you side with marco rubio and rick perry saying it should disqualify him or do you think it naturally will? >> i think it is far worse than that elisabeth, far worse than damaging his chances to win the nomination. if he refuses to apologize, this has damaged his entire legacy a cancer on his reputation. he must apologize or explain it. this is different. i love this man. two weeks ago i begged him to modify his statements about undocumented immigrants. i said you can make this same point but you don't have to be so harsh or stereotyping. you could say the same thing, get those same voters in your camp without hurting people's feelings and insulting a whole race of people. this is as bad or worse than that because there's one thing we hold in common as a nation. >> donald trump is going to be on this channel tonight talking to bill o'reilly to explain. see, when you're -- >> explaining is not enough. >> that's fine. >>

you will never hear me discourage marco rubio. i'm a huge friend of his. if you look at the leadership we now lead to forge consensus, we've had a president who was gift who was charismatic. his name was barak obama. there was nothing in his past that suggests he could fix the things that were broken. in fact he's made them worse. >> okay in 2012 you said he certainly got the slebltual acan you men and fortitude to be a good president. >> i do i don't think he's as qualified as i am. it's not a slight to him. i am tooting my own horn i have learned if i don't toot it no one will. >> his response to gay marriage. >> your faith suggests that gay marriage is not successful. >> ply faith says we shouldn't discriminate against people people in long-term relationships should be respected. i think that tension needs to be resolved the way america always has. my concern about the supreme court decision was that it took away that process that is always the time honored way that we solve problems in our country and i wish they had decided otherwise, but they haven't

scott wearing ted cruz and marco rubio are all in the single digits. this poll was taken before walker announced his run. one political writer says trump's rise is great news for one of his oh own ends, jeb bush. stormy waters, would you agree on the main stage? >> trump's attacks on jeb are so lethal and so constant and direct it could damage the jeb brands. that line of attack that he's wimpy and an insider it could hurt jeb. but right now it looks like jeb's numbers are holding if not rising as general go up. you are not hearing a lot about walker and rubio. all you are hearing about is donald trump. contrasts nicely, jeb is the guy that has the money. he's more serious he's tonight for the long haul. maybe this is good news for jeb. >> i think jeb bush is struggling to find his identity. who is jeb? >> jeb bush is very boring. he's horrible on common core. i know a lot of people in the party are not happy where he's gone on immigration. he's the anti-trump on immigration and it depends on will trump's legacy when he gets out of the race be continui

you know who lost my vote is marco rubio. he pronounced chipotle tchipolt. >> maybe he is right and your i don't think. >> i don't know if understand who van halen is and how important they are. >> i know it's something that dads who are trying to be cool like, say they like. >> dads trying to be cool they like nirvana. >> no. i like nirvana. i love nirvana. my mom took them the cd's when i was 15 because she thought they were making me sad. >> you are really a sad person now. >> turns out i was born that way. >> that's true. >> liberal panel, i am going to test you. can you name all of the van halen singers? >> first of all i am only a fan of spoken word folk music. van halen is the sound track offal hammism. ---al all h hall ichl /* /- alcoholism. >> david lee rock gary sharon from extreme, one left mitch molloy came in the 90's after sammy hagar. i don't think he ever recorded with them. kind of sad. let me ask you something. bowe bergdahl was picked up in a pot farm or something. have you heard about this? >> if he has be

if that includes 17 kids that is your prerogative. >> maybe marco rubio stopped having kids because he wanted to buy that boat? >> wow. >> follows a recent article in the "new york post" saying on upper east side of manhattan, it is a status symbol now to have many children. no longer about having two kids. >> they all live in a shoe. >> not all of them offsetting carbon footprint by having one fewer child. >> really? >> and bigger house. neutralizes her carbon footprint. >> you're not taking this very seriously, chris. >> seriously, jedediah you're huge online on social media and social media went nuts on this subject. >> they did. everyone an opinion like i said. it is true sort of a status symbol because only on upper east side of manhattan, you have five or six kids and can a afford an apartment to fit all these kids in, you're telling the world we have means to do so. >> private schools. >> be freedom lover. let everyone make their own decisions live their life and mind your own business. >> i love it. >> having a child is a financial decision as well as many others. >>> another h

marco rubio, 2013 immigration bill rand paul isolationist and potentially embarrassing dad. chris christie bridgegate and atlantic city which right now is trying to make another comeback. whatuyou think about this? >> the fact that they left common core out of jeb bush's weakness is a big oversight. it speaks to any parent who has gone cross eyed looking at their child's math homework that they are having to endure. jeb bush complaintan't shake xhor concommon core. i think bridgegate is are relevant for most voters. >> hillary clinton the obvious achilles' heel truss weretworthiness and bernie sanders, enemies claim he's a socialist and maybe begun control. what do you think? >> i think we're having a very different primary than the republicans are. republican primary is very competitive. ours really isn't. right now hillary has a commanding lead. we're not used to this kind of stuff. we often have brutal and contentious primaries which we're not having this time. so i think hillary is doing fine in-right now and she needs to create more excitement but the real issue is that

came out for state hood. >> and marco rubio potentially. >> the puerto rico thing could be a real issue, too. i think you will see -- i'm most interested in the back and forth. there are real differences between the candidates on that issue. i think we'll see a lot of it next week. >> all right. very interesting. we'll all be watching. simon, larry, see you soon. >> simon rode his bike today to help keep hillary carbon neutral. >> he's contributing to the off sets. >> absolutely. >> 90 degrees here. no way. >> i expect you on a bike tomorrow larry. >> yeah right. >> time for my take. if anyone tells you they know who will be the republican nominee for president, they're lying. no one knows. and that's what makes the process so fascinating. right now kasich and fiorina are making a push in the polls. today want to be among the ten on stage for the fist te bait but possibly the biggest surprise to the pundits has been the rise of donald trump. most said a trump candidacy couldn't be done that trump would never run, that his comments about illegal mexican rapists would stop him before he s

he has also said he would not confirm an ambassador to cuba. >> marco rubio -- >> both. >> they've been two of the -- the thing is congress has to approve the money. so we need $6.5 million to fix up what is now our interest section down there. i got to get the money. if they don't, i don't know what they are going to do. got to fight about everything. >> right. >>> president obama admits cuba has long way to go to giving its people freedom. rights like free speech and political opposition they don't have those. the president says u.s. will speak up whenever cuba violates human rights. steve, things are moving forward, but the debate is not over. >> it's really a sharp debate. you have people on opposite sides. the president saying engagement is the way to go forward to help the cuban people. by opening things up it will nudge them toward democracy. a lot of political leaders are saying the effect will be the opposite. since the government controls the economy, any money that flows into the economy will go to the government. they say president obama is extending the -- >> they don't app

so i think it says a lot -- the sorts of people that were there this week, marco rubio chris christie, jeb bush. i think those are the sorts of people that are most likely in the back of mitt romney's mind that he probably wants to see up there getting the nomination. >> as we said, romney is going to meet with jeb bush in the coming weeks. so when you look at who romney is meeting what does that telegraph? >> i think it tells you it's kind of the more establishment business friendly sort of republicans. it's telling that ted cruz, rand paul ben carson, donald trump he's not up there with mitt romney, but these other guys are. and you know, the reason, all of them want to be with romney is for a couple things. first up, mitt romney is popular in new hampshire. hamp is a very important state. when you look at these people that we just named, new hampshire, the path of victory for them when laying out their path for victory goes right through new hampshire. it makes sense. mitt romney has run twice. he knows a little bit about the game. he's got some ideas. so it makes sense. also you b

marco rubio, scott walker is yet to announce. nonetheless there's been a few struggles, missteps there that perhaps have cast some doubts on the greatness of his potential campaign. >> what do you see, who's making the case? >> i think rubio has faded most dramatically. i think kimberly nailed that. i think the rubio flourish is over. i don't think he'll be a serious contender. >> wow. >> i think donald trump was magnificent in his opening remarks, and then i think he committed this self-inflicted wound having to do with mexican immigrants. fatally flawing his long-term prospects, although maybe giving him a spike in the short term. i think it's all about governor jeb bush. i've said it from the beginning he's the real hispanic in this race. i think he has tremendous crossover appeal. he's not his brother, but he carries a lot of good will from the bush clan. and i like him. i like his wife. i like his son george. >> since we're all putting on the record can i take whatever geraldo said and i'll do the opposite? dana, who's makin

that said jeb bush and marco rubio are trying to appeal to women, to latinos. they have purposefully fudged their responses on, not fudged but smoothed their responses to the supreme court ruling on same-sex marriage whereas opposed to that walker is taking a much harder tack. making business-minded republican donors very nervous that walker will not be able in the end to be a good general election nominee, who could broaden the tent of the republican party and bring in new voters. they will have to get to 51%. they will get 48% of the country, republican nominee is but you need the last 3% to win the white house. so that is why you see candidates, and donors having this discussion all the time about who could bring in new voters and who might keep their support too narrow. jon: let's talk about the democratic race now especially hillary clinton, the democratic candidate using an economic speech to try to distance herself from president obama while also taking on her republican rivals. distancing herself from the sitting president is maybe a tall order, tim. i

and i think marco rubio is right. donald trump has not acted presidential to date. >> what do you think about that? and as you go through history, as a historian? george washington and john adams had much different personalities. still could be quite effective at the job. >> absolutely. in history there's no question that performance trumps dignity. i mean george washington was dignified in a very successful president. and ronald reagan was dignifyied, a very successful president. but andrew jackson was from the west people got drunk at his inaugural party. men urinated in the corners of the east room of the white house. but he was a great president. abraham lincoln dressed shabbily, he was uneducated. the charming stories we all love drove editors up the wall but he was a good president. and one last example. james buchanan dressed like a dandy. he was gallant, elegant. they say he took your breath away when he entered the room. he was a terrible president. >> i'm assuming you using the word trump as a verb there was

contenders of marco rubio and mitt romney learned nothing is off limits and now the candid take on how the republican field is shaping up and his take on the potential weaknesses of those in the race so far. >> i want to ask you about marco rubio who is the subject of the "new york times" piece which told us what a lavish spender he is and his luxury boat which turns out to be a fishing boat. and in your defense he moved back in with his mother-in-law which some say is punishment enough, not me because i love my mother-in-law. this is going to be the narrative that he is fiscally irresponsible and you vetted him and rejected him because of this issue and that the american people should not trust him. >> that vetting story is simply wrong. the "new york times" has no idea what the process was. what they said is simply wrong. >> number two, i got that article front page "new york times." the first page i thought there wasn't much here. then i turned and opened up a full page story. >> it reminds me of the washington post story on you and your years in high school. >> and so i got that th