mr. trump's letter goes on to atantly represents to the public that mr. trump is pro-choice, and nothing could be further from the truth." by letter concludes threatening that if we will not pull down the ad, that mr. trump will seek immediate legal action to prevent the continued broadcast of this ad. jointly liable to the fullest extent of the law for the damages resulting therefrom. youve to say to mr. trump, have been versioning frivolous lawsuits -- threatening frivolous lawsuits for your entire adult life. even in the annals of frivolous lawsuits, this takes the cake. so donald, i would encourage you, if you want to file a lawsuit challenging this ad, claiming it is definition, file the lawsuit. it is a remarkable contention that an ad that plays video of donald trump speaking on national television is somehow defamation. words in that ad come from donald trump's own mouth. i understand if a candidate has a record like donald trump's, how he could consider anyone pointed to his actual record being defamation. but if donald trump files a lawsuit that

[boo] mr. trump: oh? [laughter] mr. trump: no, in fact you have right now, they had editorials where he actually wrote papers called "why you should be the one chosen" -- signed my ted cruz. no matter what he does, he has been a disastrous judge. obamacare is killing everybody. pat: one more question. in your selection as president, what criteria would you use to pick somebody? mr. trump: pro-life. [applause] very conservative, very smart. alia, he was like a perfect, a perfect representative. i've always said that justice thomas does not get enough credit. he is a wonderful man. he's a wonderful guy. [applause] i think judge alito is terrific. in that realm is what we're talking about. pat: we have some questions. they have come in from all around. i will turn this over. >> hello, good to see you. here is a question from the simulcast room, because this is huge. we haven't overflowed room. i thought you would like to know that. -- we have an overflowed room. mr. trump: i see some people upstairs. >> that is right. they

[laughter] mr. trump: it is true. we have tremendous power because china is sucking as dry and without us, we have rebuilt china. they have taken our jobs. thousands, millions of jobs. millions and millions of jobs. thousands and thousands of factories have closed because of china. and it doesn't do us any good. by the way, they sell products. you try putting your product into china. you can't do it. it is really hard. boeing tried it and they made boeing build a big airplane complex and they kept all of the intellectual property. and now boeing will have this massive place in china and they will not have to build airplanes here anymore. so how does that help us? it will be a whole different ballgame. we have a lot of power over these countries. when japan takes the yen, they have a very smart leader and i get along with him great. he will like me, i'll like him. he will respect us more. i have the biggest bank in the world as one of my tenants. i sell millions of condominiums to chinese people. i love china. i like c

[applause] mr. trump: and then we have lying ted cruz. these people i am dealing with are the worst people. he will say, "i am totally against obamacare." that thing should never have been allowed. but obama lied 28 times. "you can keep your plan." all of the stuff. just enough democrats to get it done. when ted cruz says donald trump likes obamacare, all of this, these people are really bad. i have dealt with politicians all my life, some are good. many are dishonest. i don't think they are as bad as the press. we are going to straighten out our countries. we are going to come up with solutions. you can ask the folks who were killed at disney -- they are being replaced. trainave to change up and people. the biggest opponent of doing that is little marco rubio. we are in trouble. where $19 trillion in

[crowd chanting: trump!] mr. trump: i going to be the godtest jobs president that ever created -- remember that. don't believe those phony numbers when you hear 4.9 and 5% unemployment. high as 35 -- as in fact, a heard recently, 40 2%. do you think we would have gatherings as if we had -- if we have -- if we had 5% in employment, do you really think we would have these gatherings? forgetting about security, isis -- which, by the way, we are going to knock the hell out of isis -- we are going to knock the hell out of them and it is going to be done the right way. so we are going to take care of the economy, we are going to take care of jobs, all of the things that i said -- our border -- everything, health care, it is going to be so great. remember this and that obamacare? people are forgetting but now they are miserable because it is 45%, 30 5%, 55%, it is totally out of control. probably stinks of its own pollution in 2017 unless the republicans give another -- i mean, what is going on? what is going on? the bu

told donald trump to go to hell. mrs. clinton: donald trump-- [laughter] you know he does traffic in prejudice and paranoia. patrick: of course, president candidates from his own party. >> you want to talk about weakness? it is week to disparage women. it is weak to disparage women. sen. cruz: he supports federal taxpayer funding for planned parenthood. that is a matter of principle. mr. trump: i will tell you, you are probably worse than jeb bush. sen. rubio: donald doesn't outline any policy. patrick: knocking -- now he can include francis to that list. >> person that only things about building walls and not building patrick: when is all said and done, donald trump has led in nearly every republican poll since july last year. mr. trump: by the way, the original polls that just came out here -- we are through the roof. we are high. [applause] >> i like that he's not politically correct. >> i dislike what he has to say. he is brave and bold. -- i just like what he has to say. patrick: he came into the race as tv personali

trump's policy. so mr. trump is going to move forward. as long as the network projects itself to be fair, we'll go right along forward. >> does donald trump have to win new hampshire? >> yeah. i mean donald trump definitely wants to win new hampshire. does he have to win new hampshire? probably not. but we're really excited about new hampshire. new hampshire is the live free or die state. i predict we're going to win new hampshire. he's ahead by double digits. and the folks there know donald trump. that state is definitely cut out for somebody like him. >> katrina pierson, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thanks, jake. >>> on the other side of the aisle, it might be hard to tell them apart. bernie sanders face to face with himself, larry david on "saturday night live." that story next. discover card. hey! so i'm looking at my bill and my fico credit score's on here. yeah! we give you your fico credit score. for free! awesomesauce! the only person i know that says that is...lisa? julie?! we've already given more than 306 million fico c

mr. trump? >> thank you. my whole theme is make america great again. we don't win anymore as a country. we don't win with trade. we don't win with the military, isis, we can't even knock out isis, and we will, believe me. we will. we don't win in any capacity with health care. we have terrible health care. obamacare is going to be repealed and replaced. we just don't win. you look at our borders, they're like swiss cheese. everybody pours in. we're going to make a great country again. we're going to start winning again. we're going to win a lot. it's going to be a big difference, believe me. it's going to be a big, big difference. >> thank you very much. it's now time to begin questions. voters in the first four states have spoken, and mr. trump has emerged as the front-runner, but in five days, the candidates will face their biggest test yet, super tuesday, when nearly half of the delegates needed to win the republican nomination will be awarded and the biggest prize of the night is texas. immi

mr. trump: -- mr. christie: well, he deserves credit for his job in ohio, he deserves credit for that and i never have said a good governor of ohio. i have never said that. unfortunately, he has been so busy on the campaign trail that he is using old data. government nower and more employees when he walked in the door. but i have been working hard. but all of that doesn't matter. executive experience really matters. you have heard this on the stage tonight. president obama knows exactly what he is doing. i would like to ask all of the veterans out there tonight who are waiting in line for health care who are literally -- health care, who are literally dying, do you know what barack obama is doing? i don't. he doesn't know how to manage a government and one last thing, which i think is really important, i listened to senator rubio's answer on his bill, and he said his bill was passed on the gang of eight. [tone] somehowstie: he was disembodied from this bill, it was his idea. when you are governor, you

mr. trump starts his thing. he actually says wow. as if he's professing shock that all these cameras are there. but the people next to the camera the reporters are saying wow because oh holy mackerel. we didn't know that was going to happen. that's chris christie. if he's here in texas with donald trump, he must be here to endorse donald trump. before today, none of the 64,000 republicans who have dropped out of the presidential race thus far have decided to endorse donald trump after they, themselves got out. the closest we got to that was mike huckabees campaign manager. his daughter sarah huckabee signed on with the trump campaign this week. there was one failed presidential candidate from 2008, rudy guiliani admitting sometimes he talks to mr. trump. but that's it. nobody certainly from the whole giant field of failed republican presidential candidates this year had endorsed the front runner yet before today and nobody would have expected the first one would be chris christie, right? especially after the way chris christie talked

once marco rubio starts going after mr. trump, mr. trump will likely come back in kind, and particularly going into nevada and throughout the south we are talking about an economy and jobs that were depleted because of poorly negotiated trade deals where everyone knows mr. trump is the strongest, so we're going to fight with the economy. >> katrina, big night for your campaign. a lot of people -- some folks wondering if this now means that donald trump is unstoppable, because as history shows, if you've won new hampshire, if you've won south carolina, in the republican side, they always lock in the nomination. we will see, of course, if history repeats itself on that one, but it does -- when you look at one of the numbers in the exit polls where donald trump wins with every group, basically, one part of this exit poll's pretty interesting. i want your take. who ran the most unfair campaign? donald trump with 39%, ted cruz behind him at 33%. how do you square that belief of voters with the fact that you guys had a very successful victo

mr. trump: i don't know what you're referring to. josh: ted cruz. mr. trump: no, he refused to say it to my face. josh: you didn't go after him personally. mr. trump: no, no, i think he's a nice person. he had a bad moment with ben carson. i thought it was unfortunate what happened in iowa but he was very nice and he didn't go after me but i think i wanted to bring it out that he didn't go after me because that's a little bit about leadership. jennifer: you also said post-iowa that campaigning in what surprised you that it is so hard? mr. trump: it is hard but the caucus system is hard. the iowa caucus system is much more complex. i like this much better where you walk in, you pull the lever, you like somebody and you walk out. the other one, you're sitting around for a long period of time, everyone is trying to get your vote. it's a difficult system. i guess it has its place but fortunately there aren't too many of the caucus deals going around. i think the new hampshire experience, it's an amazing experience. i came in second in iowa and possibly came

>>mr. trump: mr. trump, you're doing a great job. i have his book. that >>mr. rubio: yeah, in a reality tv show, not in politics. thank you for the book. thank you for the book. go ahead. >>mr. cruz: donald, you can gett back on your medednow. >>mr. trump: a lot of fun up here tonight. i have to tell you. heering) >>mr. trump: thaha you for the bobo. i really appreciate it. >>mr. cruz: donald, donald, donald, relax. >>mr. trump: go ahead. i'm relaxed. >>mr. rubio: i sent him a book. >>mr. trump: you're the basket case. go ahead. >>mr. cruz: donald >>mr. trump: go ahead. don't get nervous. go ahead. >>my name, my name is mentioned. >>mr. cruz: i promise you, donald, there is nothing about you that, that makes anyone nervous. >>mr. trump: i've seen you. i've seen you. you lose >>sabrina: that was real. ted cruz and marco rubio both really came out swinging against trump. but he's been the e flon candidate. no criticism seems to stick. it's looking more and more likely he w wl be the nominee. and could he even be president? well, a professor at stony brook univers

mr. trump to nominate conservative justices? >> i agree with you that his passing underscores the enormous gravity of this election. he was someone i knew personally for 20 years, was privileged to be at his funeral and with his passing, we're one liberal justice away from a five justice radical, leftist majority that would undermine our religious liberty, that would undermine the right to life, and that would fundamentally erase the second amendment right to bare arms. and in the past, republican presidents always promise to nominate strict constitutionals. so, i'm sure if you took a survey, everyone would do that but democrats bat about a thousand. just about everyone votes exactly as they want. and republicans, more than thankful people have been a disaster. i've spent my whole life fighting to defend the bill of rights and the constitution. for those that care, they're asking the question who do you know beyond a shadow of a doubt will nominate principaled constitutionalests to the court? i give you my word. [ applause ] >>

[applause] mr. trump: you know? i can learn, honestly, so much more from steve then i can these consultants who get the onions and millions of dollars by the governments and all of the different groups that higher them. he knows more on his one hand then they now. -- than they know. now, as far as it is concerned, mexico could stop this stuff. they are tough as hell. >> the mexican government could stop that. a friend of mine was in mexico overstated for two days and he gets a knock on the door from the police. why are you here? you are not supposed to be here? guide.a business he did not know what was going on. can you imagine us doing that in our country? or anchor babies. try having an anchor baby and mexico. they will laugh at you. go ahead ma'am. >> me and my husband have been married for 43 years. i want to know what you are going to do for people who are struggling and trying to provide for people in this area. >> part of the problem you have is regulation. regulations are brutal on small businesses and we ar

mr. trump: he will never be able to do t. i think i may be able to do it, although i will say this, probably the toughest deal of any kind is that particular deal. host: as you hear donald trump, that has really been one of the key hall marks of his candidacy. he's an outsider. he's a businessman. he knows how to make a deal. he wrote the best-selling book "the art of the deal." guest: his opponents are now hitting him on his business experience. there are some questions that have arisen. he has made money. he's been very successful at trading the trump brand. host: let's go to a couple of overseas locations that you write about. in t of all, trump towers azerbaijan. guest: the economy there is struggling. he was paid about $2.5 million for a deal, and put his name on it, and there was a lot of talk about how it was going to be the greatest thing, the best thing ever. but now it's on hold, and he says it could come back. these deals sometimes are always -- they can be on hold because of various reasons, and then they blossom

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mr. trump: it is interesting. my sons are hunters, and they love hunting, and they know about your moose. is that from disease? wow. wow. that is unbelievable. that is down 50%. wow, that is amazing. look at that. that is incredible. yes, go ahead. well, i do support the death penalty. i have to be a little careful with that. if some but he kill somebody, i support the death penalty, and i support the death penalty for policeman who get killed. you know, and officers said they pulled the trigger. death penalty. i do not understand people who do not. you have cases where a guy will come up to and 85-year-old woman, punch her in the face, shoot her in the head, rape her kill her, and then they put them in jail for 25 years. how you can even think of that and i have friends who are good people, and they say "no, no it is cruel and unusual punishment. " it is like the other day when they talked about waterboarding and they said actually to ted cruz. they were talking to him about it, and you could see he was hedging.

i had a comment here about mr. trump. others, justt of senatorsurprised about rubio and there have been that haveguess, fallen by the wayside. they have attempted to speak about mr. trump and how he is really, truly not caring in terms of a statement -- entrance of a statement -- statesman, as someone who should be representing the greatest country and has the strongest military in the world. with who of character i think we as americans should be wanting to represent us. i think that is the debate. he -- donald trump would say he is the brand and his brand would be doing very well representing the u.s. host: mary on the democrats line. thank you for joining us. caller: thank you for taking my call. i can't believe i got to the line. i'm really against trump and i will tell you why. i'm 78 years old. toeel somebody like him had laundry a lot of money and that's why he got so much money today. i'm 78 and i can't even pay a lawyer to go to bankruptcy court because i have a lot of medical bills and i have a hospitalization.

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome mr. dollinger trump. trump. donald j. [applause] mr. trump: thank you everybody. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] so nice. thank you very much. please visit down. we had a very exciting evening last night. you know the work caucus, it's a little complicated. you don't know how it's going to work out. they say it's hard to poll. but we really one day last night. we ended up getting 46% of the vote. during the day, i saw all these people, they are all saying donald, we love you donald. will you don't know what's going to happen. and service we turned on the tv, it was obvious from the beginning. we had an extraordinary night. one of the things that made me so happy is, as you saw, we totally won with evangelicals. we were big league with evangelicals. it was such a good thing. we worked very hard. i am presbyterian, protestant. i was going to talk to pat, to is a great gentlemen. i have watched him over the years. the job he has done is incredible. i have to tell you, it's an honor to be with pat. i look forward to having him re

donald trump needs no introduction. we are delighted he's here and he is all yours. mr. trump. mr. trump: hello, everybody. any questions? >> why is there so much bad blood between you and the bush family? mr. trump: it only has to do with me. very fair question. there is no bad blood. what has happened is jeb bush has spent about $20 billion on negative ads that in many cases are false. he has a lot of special-interest money. his campaign in my opinion is going absolutely nowhere but he has spent $20 million on negative ads on me. i think you would do better if he went positive. the only reason i bring it up is that we have to respond to those negative ads. no bad blood. >> what about george w. bush? >> once he enters the fray, like bill clinton enters the fray -- and i helped bernie sanders much more than he helped himself, believe me. if you look at it, that is when she started going down and that race started getting competitive. just take a look, you study the numbers and study the dates. she attacked me and i attacked her and that's when she went down and that race got compet

trump by the monmouth poll that says mr. trump only likes to quote the monmouth poll. shows cruz leading trump in texas by 15 points. senator cruz has the best chance of winning his home state when you compare him to rubio and kasich. rubio is losing&m by 16 points. kasich is behind in ohio. that's why i think the two antiestablishment, two washington will do very well on super tuesday. gone from last couple days of senator cruz must win also competing in other states. get his public schedule. be in five or six of the states between now and tuesday. competing in many super tuesday states. as opposed to senator rubio who should just drop out and let cruz and trump battle it out. why? he was asked what state he can win florida on march 15th. skip all of super tuesday. four four contests, march ath and 8th until rubio can find a state he can win. that's not a winner cruz campaign would love to seepaignp out. >> marco rubio is having really good momentum in some of these states, including my own. it's still not enough. while you, kelly ann are sitting here looking at these

[boo] mr. trump: oh? no, right now they had editorials where he wrote papers on my he should be the one chosen signed by ted cruz. he has been -- no matter what he does, he's been a disaster because obamacare is killing everybody. it's killing everybody. pat: one more question. in your selection as president, what criteria would you use to pick somebody. donald trump pro-life. :[applause] very conservative. very, very smart. i mean, like judge scalia would be a perfect. i mean, he was like a perfect -- he was a perfect representative. i've always said that justice thomas doesn't get enough credit. pat: he's a wonderful man. mr. trump: he is. he's a wonderful man. he's a wonderful guy. [applause] and as i said, judge alito is a terrific guy. so in that realm is what we're talking about for me. pat: well, we've got some questions. all right. they've come in from all around. let's turn this over to our friend david. mr. trump: thank you, david. david: here is a question from a simulcast room because this eve

mr. trump's empire was built right here in the usa. this is going to his family when he is doing gone. whether or not this country makes it is on his hand. he wants to take control of that and make sure this country survives. deirdre: katrina, thank you very much for the time. glad to have you here. katrina pierson, trump spokesperson. speaking of donald trump, candidates make final push before super tuesday tomorrow. donald trump is going to hold a rally. he is at a state university in georgia. he may respond to cruz chris's challenge -- ted cruz's challenge. we'll bring you remarks live. marco rubio wants to remind voters what is at stake tomorrow. >> i really believe voters would see through this con job he is trying to do. obviously that hasn't happened. i believe a first-rate con artist is on the virge of taking over party of lincoln and reagan. we need to remind people what is at stake here. deirdre: tune into fox business. we're here all super tuesday. neil cavuto, lou dobbs. they will bring results as soon as they come in 6:00

and mr. trump. there are many who argue cell phones and smartphones are just now exposing what's been happening in this country for cases of excessive force against minorities. as you know, mr. trump, on the other side, the fbi director recently said there's a chill wind blowing through law phone,ment, because of phone, enforcement. you have said police are the most mistreated people in america. how do you bridge the divide? >> well, there is a divide, but i have to say that the police are absolutely mistreated and misunderstood and if there is an incident, whether it's an incident done purposely, which is a horror, and you should take very strong action, or if it is a mistake, it's on your news casts all night, all week, all month, and it never ends. the police in this country have done an unbelievable job of keeping law and order. jobs. they're afraid of the mistreatment they get and i'm telling you that not only, me speaking, minorities all over the country, they respect the police of this countr

i have one question for mr. trump. mr. trump, in the republican national committee's spanish-language response to the union, theye said, it is essential we find a legislative solution, talking about immigration, to find a permanent and humane solution to those who live in the shadows. what does that mean to you? mr. trump: i want everybody taking care of, but we have to take care of our people in this country. we are not taking care of our people. we have no border. we have no control. people are flooding across. we can have it. we need a border. i am not opposing -- i will build a wall. i will build a wall. remember this. the wall will be paid for by mexico. we are not being treated right. we are not being treated properly. if we don't have borders, if we do have strengths, we do have a country. people are floating across. we have to take care of our people, believe me. john: senator rubio. senators -- major: rubio, the lines you would draw as president, what is amnesty? senator rubio: amnesty is freedom from consequence

in nevada because we are report that mr trump has, indeed, won. we don't know what the percentage is as of yet. just as we came on air this half our, the arithmetic will come to us as i said in the next 10 or 15 minutes. the focus will be whether it is marco rubio or ted cruz coming in second. i expect donald trump will appear behind that podium any moment now. we do want to hear from him. we will talk to the former chairman. we don't know the percentages. if you have a crystal ball, just predict for us what you think the percentages will be. >> there are some entrance polls that have come in and these suggest that mr donald trump won the evangelical vote, so that is bad news for senator cruz. they also indicated that marco rubio got the late deciders. donald trump is going to be around the 40%, maybe higher. he is definitely going to come in first. the real question is the contest with within the contest, and that is whether marco rubio or ted cruz be the final for trump >>> you say marco rubio got the late deciders. when they were deciding, what

so far mr. romney has not endorsed donald trump in the republican race this year. mr. romney has not endorsed anyone at all. over the weekend the rumor was that it would be marco rubio and soon. that was going around on sunday, but still tonight there has been nothing from the presidential candidate, in a state where he won device, could hold some real weight no matter who he gave it to. in any case mitt romney is not the only potential big wig withholding what could be an explosive endorsement in the race. in the 2012 primary in general elections. he has met with some of the candidates this year, including mr. trump, but other than that his lips and checkbook have been sealed. in december everybody thought it was a sure fire sign that he would be getting back in the game when he bought the largest newspaper in nevada, obviously a very powerful tool in an early caucus state, a huge mouth piece for somebody who wants to play a role in politics, a few months later the paper endorsed marco rubio, but he has stayed silent. not only has he not made an endorsement, he spent

take it away. >> hi, mr. trump. i was just -- i'm a college student so education is really important to me and i was just wondering since there is so much going on right now in the rest of the campaign, i was just wondering how you are going to -- like what are your thoughts on bernie's higher education plan and how he's going to reduce the cost. >> thank you, that's a very good question. the problem is everyone is going to pay 95% taxes. you have that and all the other things he wants to do. >> let's talk about cost then. >> you're going to have a tax rate of 95%. >> so how do we reduce the costs for colleges? it's insane, the inflation. >> you're right. >> for higher education is absolutely insane. >> the students are a condue it to get all this money to the colleges. the colleges have gone crazy. you look at the fees that they're paying. colleges have gone up practically more than anyone because the students, they're the real losers in this thing. they go borrow the money from the government and the colleges char

that's with mr. trump is saying. we are going to get mexico to pay for the wall when he gets to washington, d.c they're going to work out that deal. >> if he gets to washington, d.c., obviously, 'cause man, the war of words, look what marco rubio is doing, calling your boss a fraud. let's take a listen to some of the latest escalating words from marco rubio on donald trump. >> what will the conservative movement be like if the frontrunner in this race right now, donald trump, is put in charge of the conservative movement? so last night we had a chance to talk about that. [ cheering ] it's time to pull his mask off so that people can see what we are dealing with here. [ cheering ] what we are dealing with here, my friends, is a con artist. he is a con artist. >> he calls your boss a fraud, a con artist and says that the party of reagan and lincoln will never nominate donald trump. what's your reaction? n this is coming from the guy that got people in the state of florida to believe that he was going to go to work and

trump. mr. trump, in the republican national committee's spanish language response to the state of the union, congressman diaz bell artsaid, "it's essential that we find a legislative solution--" talking about immigration-- "to offer a permanent and humane solution to those who live in the shadows." what does that mean to you "a humane solution to those who live in the shadows?" >> i want everybody taken care of, but we have to take care of our people in this country. we're not taking care of our people. we have no border. we have no control. people are flooding across. we can't have it. we either have a border-- and i'm very strongly-- i'm not proposing-- i will build a wall. i will build a wall. remember this, the wall will be paid for by mexico. we are not being treated right, we are not being treated properly. if we don't have borders, if don't have a country. people are flowing across. we have to take care of our people. believe me. ( applause ). >> moderator: senator rubio, for the purpose

i don't think it's restricted by the way to mr. trump. i find it interesting that everybody's focused on trump because he says in more interesting ways what the other candidates are saying as well. he may up the ante in anti-muslim sentiment, but if you look at what the other republican candidates have said, that's pretty troubling too. he may express strong anti-immigration sentiment, but you've heard that from the other candidates as well. i'll leave it to you to speculate on how this race will go. i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president. the reason is because i have a lot of faith in the american people. i think they recognize that being president is a serious job. it's not hosting talk show or a reality show. it's not promotion. it's not marketing. it's hard. a lot of people count on us getting it right. the american person are pretty sensible. i think they'll make a sensible choice in the end. all right. thanks, everybody. thank you. >> president obama at a press conference today in california. presidents don't usually

sally: trumping cruz. mr. trump: i am beating him in the polls. senator cruz going you are not beating hillary. mr. trump: if i cannot beat her, you are really going to get killed. sally: in washington, sally kidd, wyff 4 news. carol: on the democratic side, and a news 4 exclusive, wyff news 4's nigel robertson talked one on one with hillary clinton. he asked about her opponent bernie sanders and his supporters. >> for those supporters of bernie sanders, if you get the nomination and become president what issues that they care about , that he has brought to the forefront can they count on you to follow up on? senator clinton, well they can big bank that poses a systemic a risk to our economy. i've said no bank is too big to fail, no executive to powerful to jail. they can count on me to do everything i can to reverse the pernicious affects of supreme court decision of citizens united which opened , the door to dark secret unaccountable money. i have said i would go so far as appointing supreme court justices to reverse that but even to look for a

. >> mr. trump, thank you. i want to bring this to senator you did said of trump's behavior, that's not the tempt country safe. why not? >> well, the assessment the voters are making here, they are us. they are looking to our experience. they are looking to our knowledge. they are looking to our temperament and judgment. they are looking to our clarity of vision and our strength of resolve. the world is getting much more dangerous. we've had seven years with barack obama in the oval office, a commander in chief that is unwilling even to acknowledge the enemy we're facing. this is a president who, in the wake of paris, in the wake of san bernardino, will not even use the word radical islamic terrorism, much less focus on defeating the enemy. i am convinced, every individual standing on this stage, would make a much better commander in chief than barack obama or hillary clinton or bernie sanders. and the primary voters are of us, who is best prepared to keep this country safe, to rebuild the military, to rebuild

for mr. trump, it meet a couple of his needs. marco rubio was seen as having a pretty good debate performance last night in texas. this shocker, this unexpected chris christie endorsement early today quashed that debate story line pretty fast and let domds trump ta donald trump take over the news cycle. he's enjoying a diminished republican field in which only marco rubio has the establishment support and endorsements to stay in the race for the long haul even though he's expected to lose state after state after state to mr. trump. marco rubio is not expected to win in a single super tuesday state. that take down that chris christie administered in new hampshire, that may not have helped governor christie's own chances but it did establish him as the one proven marco rubio slayer in the whole republican field. jeb bush won against marco rubio, he was ineffective. ted cruz has been ineffective, but chris christie has opinion great against marco rubio. marco rubio probably has his fifth place finish in new hampshire, he probably ha