by jeb bush. now, one thing you would expect for something like that in this day and age is that people would start photoshopping that because it's really easy to photoshop something that has no pictures, no background, it's just plain white text on a colored background. you're basically begging for people to photoshop it. that's why you might have seen these anti-jeb bush pranks messing with the billboard. instead of saying donald trump is unhinged one person changed the jeb bush quote to "has anyone seen my turtle?" somebody else changed -- i'm sorry about this one. somebody else changed it to this. uh -- yeah. and you might expect people sort of profanely pranking a candidate like that for having put up a billboard like this. what you would not expect is for jeb bush's own donors, the people who are not just supporting him but who are putting money where their mouths are and who are trying to pay for him to become president, their donors would also do this sort of thing. apparently, the way jeb

jeb: going well. a lot of the lindsey graham supporters are coming our way and i feel good about it. talked aboute national security throughout the campaign. do you feel it there are differences between you, marco, ted cruz, on the issues of national security or is it more about leadership? jeb: i think it's more about leadership than anything else, but i do think there are differences and it's healthy to discuss them. america's leadership in the world is important. donald trump says things that are silly and dangerous. they also show a lack of belief that the united states should lead and we have to lead. it is in our national security interest to do so. mark: does the political culture feel different here than in new hampshire? jeb: you cannot find for morerent states -- four different states than the first quarter states of the primary. is the confidence level in the bush family? your sons in particular, how are they feeling? jeb: they are feeling good. they are encouraging their dad, which is thei

(cheers and applause) jeb! jeb what? no idea. very first show, jeb explained the exclamation point's real purpose. >> it connotes excitement. >> stephen: yes. well, i think he was being modest. that exclamation point doesn't just "connote" excitement, it "suggests it!" (laughter) (cheers and applause) but, sadly, jeb's exclamation point is going away, comma, period. >> before jeb bush announced he was going to run for president, he, through a secret shell company, trademarked the term "jeb!" exlcamation point. in november, he let the trademark application lapse. so you, or anyone else, can go for jeb! exclamation point. this is exciting. or should i say, this is "jeb!" and, this is -- and i mean this sincerely -- the most come out of jeb's campaign. because now his logo has a chance to break out of the excitement rut and explore other forms of punctuation-based emotions. there are so many other great options. for instance, maybe a question mark "jeb?... would that be good?" or "jeb comma" -- it makes jeb seem like he's just the f

the term "jeb!" exlcamation point. in november, he let the trademark application lapse. so you, or anyone else, can go for jeb! exclamation point. this is exciting. or should i say, this is "jeb!" and, this is -- and i mean this sincerely -- the most come out of jeb's campaign. because now his logo has a chance to break out of the excitement rut and explore other forms of punctuation-based emotions. there are so many other great options. for instance, maybe a question mark "jeb?... would that be good?" or "jeb comma" -- it makes jeb seem like he's just the first in a big list of awesome stuff. like jeb, ice cream, sports cars, dragons... who knows what else? maybe you'd like one of those things to be president. or maybe even the semicolon. it's perfect for jeb because you know it's smart, but you're not sure what it does or where it belongs. 'course, he could replace the whole thing with symbols. something tells me that when he looks at how well donald trump is doing, that's what jeb yells. or, you k

just look at how jeb bush treated him on the temporary muslim ban, where jeb bush was reduced to saying i would hope you would reconsider. that's language we often don't hear in a republican debate. you normally hear an attack, not someone just to kindly reconsider. and also, it was donald trump's best debate performance, by far this cycle. he has grown as a candidate. he still has a lot of imperfections. there are a lot of holes in his policy. there are a lot of stuff that he's often making up on the campaign trail. but right now, and again, he might not be the republican nominee, but he is in firm command of this race. >> mark, your thoughts on what we were talking with steve about, which is trump seeming -- i mean, bush seeming to say, yeah, new hampshire's important, but boy, south carolina, that's where it's all at. we're seeing a shift there in what he sees as the possibilities of where he could turn out in new hampshire. >> reporter: yeah, as steve was pointing out, that policy in theory about a race seems sound on paper, but once you end up getting the results in iowa, once you

jeb bush attack jump jump. melissa: sure. >> donald trump attack jeb bush. the real battle between ted cruz and donald. melissa: i clearly thought that. >> someone like me who stares at these things, very difficult to find that stuff. and i went back. >> i will say this, does he positive vote. ted cruz, when he tells you is against new york values. he is full of you know. what he takes money from new york firm. not just any new york firm. goldman sachs. melissa: absolutely. tony, who has a target on his back. i would guess marco rubio. he is leading establishment pack and all the guys having trouble getting traction to make name for themselves want that spot. >> rubio problem isn't he has target on the back, his good performance hasn't materialized very much in strong formidable early state lead or advantage. jeb bush again, because all these events are tough for him, he is in single elimination battle all the time because he is trying to fight a two-front war against trump. partly against cruz. what he perceives as right-wing. but against rubio and other es

this is jeb 4.0 or jeb 5.0. we're having a chuckle. if you talk to people in the crowd. people say they don't rule it out. he has a good organization. >> he has a good organization. the problem for him is you never want to shake up. right. or a fourth shake up, in his case. the real issues in talking to voters on the ground in new hampshire. they want to stop trump. right. they're looking for the establishment lane and they want a jeb or rubio or christie or kasi kasi kasich, but they want someone they believe can win. you hear people who maybe like jeb. if he doesn't pass the threshold of who can win. they go for the second choice who can win. he needs to win. and the shake up doesn't help engender confidence. >> will the voters break one way or will christie get a slice and rubio and kasich get a slice and perhaps they go by the wayside. >> i have a feeling by south carolina they'll be breaking the one person in particular. we should talk about the bush thing for a second. they're moving about 50 people around. he has 50 people to move around. that's impressive. he has

like-- i-- pure jeb, man. he's so desperate for his videos to go viral he is willing to physically mail them to your house. you would know that is not how videos go viral, right. the worst thing is someone mailed him back a thumbs down. and i wish theres with a saddest thing swreb has done so far. but it's not. this is. >> on friday jeb bush unveiled a new video with his mother when push comes to shove, people are going to realize jeb has real solutions rather than talking about how popular they are. of all the people running, he seems to be the one who could solve the problem. >> trevor: he seems to be the one-- even his mom is like i don't know. i -- he seems-- of all of those people running, he seems, like his own mom doesn't know who he is. and who on jeb bush's staff thought that thats with a good idea? you know what will make jeb look less desperate, getting his mom to speak on his behalf. it is like a guy getting his mom to hit people up on tinder for him. my son, my son is dtf, dedicated to freedom. wh

in this case, jeb bush. i think that there's some truth to that, but there's also a line -- there's an argument to be made that if from the very beginning right to rise had been running what they call contrast ads, essentially attack ads, against donald trump, if from the very beginning jeb bush had been contrasting himself, taking on donald trump, you could see at this point the race being a two-way race. you could see it being jeb versus trump already. right? because you would see it as he's the establishment standard bearer and trump is the other guy. instead u have the establishment standard bearer, the guy who thinks he's supposed to be, you know, taking on every other establishment candidate including his former protege, including people who the donors who gave money to his superpac really like as a second choice. >> mckay -- >> this is kind of the argument. >> but it's business. you know what i mean? like, who -- like, you don't -- his former protege. we're in a campaign here. there's no -- >> okay. >

here is jeb on trump. let's watch tonight. >> i think it's important that when we are running for the highest office in the land we recognize we are living in dangerous times and we have to be serious. our words have consequences. donald trump, for example, i mentioned his name again if anybody was missing him. mr. trump believed that in reaction to people's fears we should ban all muslims. that creates an environment that's toxic in our country. it's important to be careful about the language we use which is why i have been critical of donald trump dispa rajjing women and hispanics. that's not strength. making fun of disabled people? we are never going to win aleks if we don't have a broader, more unifying message. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's like duelling ban jos. trump took a shot at governor bush. watch. >> you look at a guy like jeb bush. speaking of low energy. extremely low. maybe he's doing great. he's probably looking for me. has anybody seen trump? where is -- >> michael steele, have fun with

jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. whei just put in the namey, of my parents and my grandparents. and as soon as i did that, literally it was like you're getting 7, 9, 10, 15 leaves that are just popping up all over the place. yeah, it was amazing. just with a little bit of information, you can take leaps and bounds. it's an awesome experience. iall across the state belthe economy is growing,day. with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation technologies. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov >>> chris, boy note the last four questions have been rand, please attack ted, marco, please attack ted, jeb, please attack ted. let me just say this. >> it is a debate, sir. >> we killed his line at the end. he said no matter how mean you

that would be jeb bush. mark: we are here at dyers diner. look who's here, it's jeb bush. governor, you know what they have here, meat and three. you like that? jeb: this is all good and you get to cheat on the paleo diet. i might be cheating tonight. mark: how is it going? jeb: going well. we have got a lot of support. lindsey graham, a lot of his supporters are coming our way and i feel good about it. mark: you have talked about national security throughout the campaign. do you feel it there are -- like there are differences between you, marco, ted cruz, on the issues of national security , or is it more about leadership? jeb: i think it's more about leadership than anything else, but there are differences, and it's healthy to discuss them. america's leadership in the world is important. when donald trump says things about tariffs on china and says they need to take care of north , apart from being completely silly and dangerous, it also shows a lack of belief that the united states should lead. we have to lead. it is in our national security interest to do so. mark: doe

look at jeb bush. the only person spending anywhere near what jeb bush has spent and he's not really anywhere near it is marco rubio. combined, they have spent $91 million on ads so far. contrast that with what ted cruz and donald trump have spent combined, which is about $8 million all together, i mean, jeb bush and marco rubio are considerably behind ted cruz and donald trump in the polls. but they are outspending ted cruz and donald trump by an 11-1 ratio. which is nuts. that is absolutely nuts. and the people are winning -- spend $8 million collectively. that's not even what hillary clinton has spent. anyway. it's yet further evidence that money just doesn't work the way it used to in this year's presidential campaigning. at least on the republican side it doesn't. and at least it doesn't work the way it used to when it comes to ads. to that point, though, jeb bush and marco rubio, the big spenders in the campaign, they appear to be testing what else they might be able to spend their many millions

, me or you, jeb, me or you? and she gives a little of that action, which is what jeb bush said, and i say this is a new jeb bush who decided to be the anti-trump, and it is going to give him a boost. yes or no, amanda? >> yeah. i mean, it's always good to see jeb assert himself on the national stage. i think a lot of people are waiting to see real personality come out and the less guarded jeb bush is the better it is for him. that said, i still think it's a bad idea for jeb bush to define his candidacy via trump. be his own man. quick looking back on his florida run, trying to run with that, and get in the middle of that. >> anna, you're close, of course, to jeb bush. was that the moment in the last cnn debate where he found his sea legs? does he feel he found his voice that night? >> you know, i'm seeing a different jeb bush in the last several weeks. i think that, really, since what seems like ancient history, but since the very bad debate in boulder, i think he figured out theatrics is part of the job descrip

jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message. >>> time for some real talk now. presidential candidates in the final stretch before monday night caucuses. the difference of victory and defeat could very well come down to the ground game in iowa. here's texas senator ted cruz. >> by monday, you will have welcomed me into all 99 counties in iowa. you will have welcomed my dad to preach at your churches. you will have welcomed heidi and our girls into your homes and i am so grateful for the diligence, for the seriousness with which the men and women of iowa approach this process. >>> joining me now, director of the center of politics at the university of virginia, larry sabodo. there's no question ted cruz has his best ground game and going to every county and volunteers. we have been talking about this for months. my question this time around is, does it matter? >> it matters somewhat, gretchen. it's going to make a few points-worth of difference. after all, this is a

particularly donors to jeb bush's super pac, right to rise. right to rise raised more than $100 million last year on the belief that a jeb bush candidacy was a safe bet. but as both "the new york times" and politico report today, as bush continues to flounder on the campaign trail, backers are placing some of the blame on right to rise and its inability to sell their candidate. at issue, concern over spending. things like this, a video mailer that plays a 50-minute jeb bush documentary sent to supporters and potential donors. and as politico reports, multiple advisers to the right to rise super pac concede privately that the $40 million spent on positive ads aimed at telling bush's story yielded no tangible dividends. tens of millions of dollars spent, all meant to get jeb bush elected president. he currently is polling on average at around 5%. as one bush supporter told politico, you might as well light all of this money on fire. meanwhile, in michigan lawmakers have approved tens of millions of dollars in emergency funds to help address the

he's doing it in the form for the jeb bush. bill: we'll see whether or not that makes a difference then. in the meantime, no shortage of highlights. a look at the winners and losers from south carolina. and we'll analyze all of that. martha: donald trump and senator ted cruz went head-to-head on the citizenship issue. that was an interesting and heated exchange with peaks and valleys. the impact cruz's citizenship can have and whether it will have any at all on his campaign. >> the democrats are going to bring a lawsuit. you have to have certainty, you can't have a question. i can agree with you or not. but you can't have a question over your head. >> i spent my whole life defending the constitution before the supreme court and i won't take legal advice from donald trump. theand the kids always eat sky their vegetables.e. because the salad there is always served with the original hidden valley ranch. >> bill require want to show you the exchange between senator ted cruz and donald trump. scrapping over cruz's citizenship that c

jeb, please attack ted. let me just say this. >> it doesn't debate, sir. >> a debate is a policy issue. i will say this, gosh, if you guys ask one more mean question, i may have to leave the stage. >> he got a big round of applause for that. i thought the moderators were pretty tough. at one point, even playing back a montage of sound of shifting position of amnesty and pathway to citizenship. >> he got the tape. i think the moderators were tough. especially megyn kelly. she had been under scrutiny because of donald trump. she was fantastic as pressing hard questions and knowing her stuff and testing the candidates. going back to them when they said something that was false which was really strong. i think that you know, all of the candidates maybe went back and forth with the moderators. it made it more interesting. i think something was missing. a spark missing perhaps in donald trump's absence. >> imagine what donald trump's montage. >> we heard cruz get applause there. he made a few jokes. a lot of laugh

from the debate, jeb bush was able to shine. the question is whether it's a little bit too late or not. we'll end up seeing how the results come on monday but i will say in iowa, new hampshire, and nationwide, jeb bush and his super pac have doled out more than $60 million in tv ads and hasn't made a dent so far. there's doubt whether last night's debate changes anything. >> and we are launching an event there in iowa where jeb bush is expected, right there, to take -- you see him sitting down. so he'll take to the mike. i want to ask you as far as the others, a lot of people say when it comes to ted cruz, missed opportunity there, and how many are really missing this chance. as far as those who may have benefitted from trump's absence, is this marco rubio's chance to say, wait a minute, with ted cruz, can i not really take it as his own and running with it, is this his chance? >> we saw marco rubio stand out on the first hour of the debate. he was the marco rubio we had seen perform well and well and well at these kind of debat

>> with all due respect to jeb bush, if your going to show up late, you will need that note from your mother. ♪ joe: tonight, ted cruz glances flag, and jeb bush pulls a trick out of his bag, but first, that old conservative rag. biweeklyere is this, a national review is mad as heck and will not take it anymore. the new editors have lined up 22 conservative writers to can fade -- to convey that message to donald trump. you may recognize some of the names. one immediate implication is that the publication has been cut off from participating in the republican debate next month. what does donald trump think about this? rally in laster a vegas, he was predictably unimpressed. is ae answer is that it dying paper. the circulation is way down. not many people read it anymore. people don't even think about the national review. no, it's a dying paper. it is pretty much a dead paper. joe: are you more or less and pressed with what the national review has done than donald trump is? john: i think they are totally misunderstanding the nature of donald trump's appeal. this is an in-kind can't ban

but jeb bush, once again make way for jeb bush. jeb bush in iowa right now is minus 23 in terms of his favorable versus his unfavorable numbers. minus 23. one of these kids is not like the others. the gallup organization has stepped away from straight up horse-race polling this year. but even the gallup organization was so shocked about what has been happening to jeb bush and his numbers that they did basically a sort of special report, a special polling report on how bad jeb bush's campaign is, how jeb bush's campaign appears to be working backwards. these are jeb bush's favorable and unfavorable numbers over of the course of the campaign. this is basically since he started running this past summer. the line up at the top that's vaguely going down that's his favorable numbers. the line at the bottom that is going up that's his unfavorable numbers. and you will notice as we get close to now that they have recently crossed, which means his unfavorables are higher than his favorables, and that is a fatal disease for politicians. and

at this point, it doesn't hurt jeb bush. mark: in spite of the establishment victory, the bush brand has some loyalty. if the establishment panics and thinks we can't have donald trump or ted cruz, it might be chamber of commerce types who are looking for a safe place to go. the bush plan and the backing of barbara bush and 43 may help them close strong. john: at this point, and negatives of the bush name are firmly baked into the cake, right? if people are not going to vote because they don't like that he is a bush, those people are not voting for bush ever. those still available to him, that might not be a bad thing. mark: i want to see 43 all in taking down donald trump. john: 43 and his mom. coming up, a prisoner's dilemma for the establishment candidates. we will talk to about that and show you some video after this. ♪ ♪ mark: in game theory, it is called the prisoner's dilemma, in which individuals are torn between the greater good and trying to save themselves individually. that is the exact situation the four est

as you heard senator lindsey graham endorsing jeb bush for president and jeb bush being very appreciative of lindsey graham's endorsement. john avlon is here and cnn political commentator ond former communications for senator ted cruz, amanda carpenter is with us as well. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> amanda, does this matter? >> jeb bush was never lacking for endorsements or financial support in the race. i was struck by something lindsey graham said. he said this race will reset after south carolina. now, woe, woe, woe. new hampshire was suppose to be jeb bush's state where the race would reset and they sent lots of campaign staff to iowa to avoid an embarrassing finish there. here's what i'm wondering in light of last night's debate. candidates need to get behind a candidate can win. the fact that jeb bush thinks this race should reset in south carolina. he's going to wait until south carolina to have a good showing? we don't need this projected nonsense. jeb has the financial support to go longer than other candidates. other candidates in the undercard debate, ben c

outside of jeb bush did anyone help themselves? >> jeb bush, what's happening now is that a third of the party is starting to think about is marco rubio the guy we need to have a more or less safer bet for the general election. they're starting to move that there. jeb bush needs to delay the decision to slow that down. i think he did a better job tonight, but rubio, the moments he was doing the full rubio and doing everything with the feelings and good words, i think he did himself better. >> how about john kasich? >> john kasich had his moments. >> i don't believe you when the raise the voice like that. >> this is not new hampshire. >> i'll tell you about ted cruz. he probably emerged the best because remember, we're in iowa. he's neck and neck with donald trump in iowa. trump didn't show up. his staff was worried he was going to be walking out of here, bloodied. that didn't happen. >> he should be given credit for that. >> he spoke to iowa voters. his message and what he said off the top and speaking to them will help him. >> it'

. >> mika and i interviewed jeb bush a couple weeks ago in south carolina. we're stunned by his breadth of knowledge on domestic issues but surprisingly on foreign policy issues. i'm curious, what did you not see in jeb bush that you saw in marco rubio? because certainly i think you probably agree with me nobody in the field -- in the republican field seems to have the breadth of only in that jeb brings into every interview he has. >> i would agree with that. we had a great meeting with governor bush. i would agree he has that knowledge and i think iowans are seeing that when they get a chance to listen to him they do see that. but he doesn't seem to have enough time to capture that kind

but you, jeb bush back and forth in immigration. part of that exchange, i'll get to exchange to that. >> the time and context was 2009 and 2010 where the last effort for legalization was an effort done in the senate led by several people that provided almost an instant path with very little obstacles moving forward. what i always said is this issue needs to be solved. >> i'm confusioned because he was the sponsor of the gang of 8 bill which allowed for citizenship over an extended period of time. he asked me to support that, and i supported him. then he cut and run because it wasn't popular amongst conservatives, i guess. bill: the last point saying you cut and run because it wasn't popular. >> emitted he was confused. ed the issue isn't the bill. there is no support in america for a comprehensive approach. the president shouldn't be ramming down the throats of the american people something they don't want through executive orders. this issue what do you do with the people in this country illegally. i said we won't round up and depo

jeb bush is getting a lot of praise. here was the moment when he defended being part of the republican establishment. >> i'm in the establishment because my dad, the greatest man alive was president of the united states and my brother as well, whom i adore was president, fine, i'll take it. i guess i'm part of the establishment. and barbara bush is my mom. i'll take too. this lex is not about pedigree. this is about people who are really hurting. we need a leader who will fix things and have a proven record to do it. >> that's always something jeb bush has had to deal with. his dad and his brother were both presidents. the family has been in the that public eye for so long and bu. >> i agree with you, rand paul had his best debate. he went back to the libertarian principles that he's been for for so long. >> and do you know what i heard from greg? that rand paul had a lot of those college students in the arena. >> he did. they were kind of annoying. >> he went with college kids. and -- >> the college is do those college

jeb has long had a turtle obsession. we did some digging and look at this news report. >> the man accused of trying to smuggle more than 50 turtles from the u.s. into canada is facing sentencing after pleading guilty in the case. the suspect was caught at the border in detroit with the turtles, get this, strapped to his body. >> strapped to his body. he did look remorseful in that picture. >> i give tiny figurines to children. jeb can do it and everything is okay. >> he will have to get somebody to pardon him and that happens. >> i do think he is practicing already. he is practicing being that guy. he said here is my advice, kids. he is the 85, 90, 100-year-old already. his campaign is floundering. >> why is that? this can't be his brand? slow and steady wins the race. >> there are lots of supplies of bushes and lots of money behind bushes and there is no demand. you can't win if you have no demand. >> you can't force demand by supplying turtles. >> you can't force a bush down people's throat. that's a fact. aesop's fabl

he's a sweetheart and i hope he gets behind jeb bush. charles: he could be something of a king maker. if he were to step out tomorrow and say, you be know, after the debate i know i can't be president. by want the folks in iowa to follow so and so, that would change the dynamics of everything. >> i like that he's a civilizing voice and gentleman on the stage. with trump gone that will be a help new contribution. charles: i think tonight is a make or break. >> the name we haven't talked about is chris christie. he was coming on in new hampshire. all of a sudden he' he's fading again. in new jersey, i can than the crisis. the needle not moving for chris christie. what do you think is going to happen? >> he spent a lot of time in iowa. he's likely to come into 5th or 6th position. he's driving for a third or fourth position in new hampshire. but this race largely ended for hip last summer when a new guy came in who was a tough talker. i find chris christie talk a lot about experience. and this is not the year to talk about experience. this

and jeb bush says donald trump is scared of him. we'll discuss that as well as other kernels of wisdom barbara bush told him. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and university partnerships, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in utica, where a new kind of workforce is being trained. and in albany, the nanotechnology capital of the world. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today at business.ny.gov kennedy: what? hello, welcome back. take a look at this photo. it has gone viral. you can see a car so obscured by snow that its 80-year-old owner was ticketed while driving. it's belching snow hither and yon. will the capital shut down when the snow gets as thick as mash mall oh fluff? what are they using to melt the ice in d.c.? other than hot talk and silk pajamas. >> beet juice. the enzymes. the thing about living in d.c. is every year there is some sort of snowstorm and every year t

maria: and what about jeb bush? jeb bush was on the show earlier, art and basically said, look, i'm on my way to new hampshire now. >> i endorsed newt, by the way in 2012, as you remember, newt, and was wonderful. when you look at it now-- >> he wanted to be fed chair is what i heard. >> i always loved newt and by the way, voted for-- >> newt and i have a back and forth in the cnbc debate a couple of years ago. >> at the university, i remember that. maria: go ahead, what was your question. >> i was wondering what newt thought of the economic policies proposed by the group and whether we're moving in the right direction? >> well, first of all, there's a general agreement we're going towards the simplified tax code and there's a much better understanding that this issue of inversion is a disaster and that trapping money overseas is a disaster, but i think one of the-- mr. scaramucci said the key person on tax policy is paul ryan, not only the youngest speaker of the house since 1869, he is a guy who was chairman of th

he says he believes that jeb bush is quote a true conservative. he points to his record as his knowledge of the issues... governor of florida, and groover on day one. believes he is ready to lead most of the candidates will return to the carolinas next week. charleston is the site of both the upcoming president debates. 14, and the democrats take the stage three days later. this week you have a good excuse , to try a new restaurant. it's "restaurant week" in the upstate. many of the area's most popular eateries are offering deals and specials over the next 8 days. some of those deals include a three course meal for many $30. restaurants are now including lunch specials as well. to see a full list of the restaurant, you can head to wyff4.com or the mobile app. pamela: good saturday morning. it is patchy, but there is some dense fog around. that will clear out, but mild start in the 40's. atateast most spots will stay myra: covering the carolinas now. greenville police are looking for a man they say approached aa 2nd grade student. that man's intent

that's what jeb is doing. you look at this state, chuck grassley is an icon. 22 years in the senate, never missed a vote. >> never missed a vote? who has missed a vote in the republican field? >> this is a record of achievement that a lot of people look to. >> subtle. we are looking at jeb bush, your boss, making his way to the podium. i am sure he will not mind if you speak over him as he makes his way to the stage. talk to me about this establishment food fight in new hampshire. you look at the polls, look at the number of candidates running now, appealing to the same group of voters, chris christie, john kasich, jeb bush, and even donald trump in new hampshire plays to people who may be considered moderate republicans. how do you break out. >> i think we break out having the governor with the best record of conservative achievement and best plans for the future. >> let's talk about donald trump. jeb bush likes to talk about donald trump and brags about the fact that he has taken on donald trump when when ot