jeb: not necessarily. could mobilize the support of the neighborhood, which has got to be essential -- we can't do this alone. support from europe, support from turkey, egypt, jordan, all of these countries directly impacted by this great threat. certainly the persian gulf countries. we could have an international force led by americans, certainly with our air power. we could destroy isis. that is the goal. it is not to contain. that is a joke. containing only gives them energy. it makes them an even greater threat. john: when you talk about declaring war, members of your party want to invoke article five. do you want to do that? jeb: there should be a serious conversation about that. this requires american leadership. whether it is nato or directly. the net result is that we need to lead. we need to be the leader of this effort. there should be a clear, stated objective. we should use awesome force, not incremental force, which is what we are doing today. john: when you talk about the clearing more, there

. >> jeb can fix it. >> jeb can fix it. >> i can fix it. >> larry: jeb can fix it? you know, unless you're running to be the new super at my apartment building, that slowingab doesn't make you qualified for the job. ( cheers and applause ) and besides, my vote is already with my boy franklin. franklin 2016-- better shower pressure. my vote. talking about fixing it. here to talk more about this change in strategy is jeb's campaign adviser liza delgado. alize awelcome to the show. >> hi, larry. >> so what's up with this new slogan? >> oh, larry, it is all about fixing it. un, this country's broken. and jeb is a one-man genius bar. >> larry: but, hold on, but your campaign is hemorrhaging money. i mean you had to cut payroll costs by 40% and downsize your miami headquarters. >> that is right. jeb's fixed our problem with a larger office by moving us to a smaller one. he's america's duct tape. ( laughter ). >> larry: but your recruiting numbers are horrible. your staff in iowa made 70,000 phone calls and only recruited four volunteers. shouldn't he be concerned? >> conc

i think the thing that they came away learning from the last one is that jeb follows -- jeb bush follows the rules too much. their perception is, he didn't jump in aggressively enough. he let the moderators talk over him, whereas to other candidates simply blew through that. and they had more success than he did. now, if the moderators actually stick to what the rnc is saying they are going to do and give the candidates more space, more time, and keep it strictly focused on policy, the debate overall is going to go differently for jeb bush. and they think that he is strongest on these policy subjects. and he is, when he's out on the trail, he's strongest when's down in the weeds talking about policy. we'll see more of that and less of what he tried to do last time in attacking marco rubio. >> kasie hunt out there for the main event in milwaukee. thanks for joining us. now i want to bring in adolfo franco and sabrina sediqi. adolfo, let me start with you. jeb bush, is he down to his last out here? >> i think this is a make-or-break event for governor bush. i think that's the conventional

jeb bush changed his campaign slogan to "jeb can fix it." it's a play on his brother's campaign slogan "dubya done fuxed it up." and we'll examine ben carson's shocking ride to the top of the g.o.p. my theory. he's a secret muslim from kenya. we love those guys. let's do it america. this is "nightly show." captioning sponsored by comedy central ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: thank you very much. it's a great crowd. >> larry! larry! larry. >> larry: thank you so much. welcome to "nightly show." i have a great show. and i want to say for the record, i think panthers should direct panther movies. ( cheers and applause ) it's not gonna make shens you sense out there, but trust me. they know what i'm talks about. actor ron perlman joining us on panel tonight. very excited about that. ( cheers and applause ) oh, by the way, by the way, by the way, today is election day, in exactly one year from when the white house will officially be de-negrofied. that means it's time to see what's happening with the unblackening. ( laughter ) the topic today i

about jeb bush. anna is relieved he showed up but did he do it enough? there were times it seemed like he was quibbling about not having enough time on the last debate. did he seem strong enough? >> i thought he showed up and was able to answer substantive questions. but i don't think he engaged in the way that perhaps his supporters might have liked. >> he seemed shaky. >> a little uncertain. the stakes are immense in this debate. everybody said you blew the last debate. if you're going to stay in this race you have to do well in this debate. even presidential candidates get nervous, i think. i think his nerves showed. >> i think in each debate he tends to it be better as the debate goes on. he gets a little bit more comfortable. you saw in this debate he wanted to go after kasich in that first answer and cut him off and kasich ran right over him. but i thought he did get stronger as the debate goes on. and that's the argument for his candidacy he is going to get better as he goes along. >> is it po

we are talking about jeb bush. his crowds aren't noisy. ( laughter ). >> trevor: well, just the same, it's obviously inhumane. >> look, what do you want him to do, trevor! just let him go out into the wild of not running for president. he's a bush! they have no survival skills. if they let jeb go, in two weeks he'll just wash up on the shore, flailing around and choking on his superpac money. aaarrrggghh! >> trevor: sorry, trevor. it's feeding time. he were you go, jeby. >> trevor: hasan minhaj, >> trevor: hasan minhaj, everybody, we'll be right back. i absolutely love my new but the rent is outrageous. good thing geico offers affordable renters insurance. with great coverage it protects my personal belongings should they get damaged, stolen or destroyed. [doorbell] uh, excuse me. delivery. hey. lo mein, szechwan chicken, chopsticks, soy sauce and you got some fortune cookies. have a good one. ah, these small new york apartments... protect your belongings. let geico help you with renters insurance. whit's a questio

about jeb bush. anna is relieved he showed up but did he do it enough? there were times it seemed like he was quibbling about not having enough time on the last debate. did he seem strong enough? >> i thought he showed up and was able to answer substantive questions. but i don't think he engaged in the way that perhaps his supporters might have liked. >> he seemed shaky. >> a little uncertain. the stakes are immense in this debate. everybody said you blew the last debate. if you're going to stay in this race you have to do well in this debate. even presidential candidates get nervous, i think. i think his nerves showed. >> i think in each debate he tends to it be better as the debate goes on. he gets a little bit more comfortable. you saw in this debate he wanted to go after kasich in that first answer and cut him off and kasich ran right over him. but i thought he did get stronger as the debate goes on. and that's the argument for his candidacy he is going to get better as he goes along. >> is it po

who will now want to get on the jeb bush train. rubio can find some of those people, ted cruz can find some of those people. but people who weren't with him five months ago that now decide to be with him? that's going to be a pretty rare bird. >> to the case of marco rubio, jeb bush was asked about marco rubio's finances. this is something team rubio's been grappling with in the last couple of days. how much of a threat do you think rubio is to the jeb bush campaign at this particular moment? where are their sights set? more firmly on dealing with the bush legacy or tackling the rubio threat? >> it's pretty clear at this point they think that the race in their lane -- that's how the bush campaign would define their presidential campaign at this point, in this establishment lane. that the person that he needs to take down in that lane is marco rubio. if you look at others in that lane, john kasich, they think he came across angry in the debate. he got a boost in new hampshire but has fallen back in polls. chris christie potentially

you see, i said "let jeb speak" because he was interrupting jeb. i said, let jeb speak. >> it is almost like you felt sorry for him. >> and in the background, it needs to be stronger? >> and no, you were nice to me this morning and said it is elegant. >> and conciliatory. >> maybe that is how i need to be. >> debates only or on the campaign trail? >> no, not in the speeches, because people would be disappointed if i did that, but during a speech, it is different, and during the debate, you have to give other people the chance to talk. in the case of carly, she was interrupting a lot of people, and by the way, four people came up to me afterwards on the stage, and that -- and they say, thank you for what you did with car carly. i think that she is a nice person, but if you remember, i did the same thing with kasich, because he was cutting off jeb bush, and i said, have to be, but i want to show respect for the other people up there and let them talk it's their time to talk. >> donald trump earlier this morning in manchester, new hampshire. coming up

sort of gradeing jeb bush on a curve. which is to say, he did well for jeb bush. -did better than in the previous debates. may not have broken through that marco rubio ted cruz, those supreme debaters, that level right there or did anything to upset the donald trump, ben carson tier. >> yep. i think that's exactly right. coming from where jeb bush was in the previous debate and his performs there. that was widely him. you know, he did all right last night. he had a few moments. his best moments were when he did confront other candidates, donald trump. jeb bush confronted him on immigration, you know, questioning whether or not it's a good idea to really deport the undocumented immigrants living in this country. he questioned him on foreign policy, when zrump donald trump suggested the u.s. should stop playing a big role, stop being the policemen of the world. jeb bush says the u.s. needs to lead in isis, in confronting the islamic group. jeb bush had his moments, donald trump as well, really positioning himself as a more serious candidate last night he was talking

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all i saw was jeb bush speaking kindly about marco rubio. i thought it was a jeb bush ad.s marco rubio's ad attacking jeb bush, using jeb bush's own words. go ahead, senator. sorry. >> that's why i think you see the way marco rubio is running his campaign is demonstration how he will lead this country. he unites people. he inspires people, versus attacks and tear down others. i'm concerned what is going on with some attack ads of marco are doing work of hillary clinton. time for us to come together here. let's get marco rubio nominated as kirsten powers just said in your earlier spot, marco rubio is the republican candidate that hillary clinton fears the most. stuart: he is, don't mean to be pejorative here, is he young and a little green for the presidency at this point in had his career? >> no, i don't think so. we've seen that on these debates. look who brings the most substance to the debates. it is marco rubio. he brings tremendous experience. marco rubio also understands the challenges of working families in this country. his dad was a bartender. his mom was a hotel

we are talking about jeb bush. his crowds aren't noisy. ( laughter ). >> trevor: well, just the same, it's obviously inhumane. >> look, what do you want him to do, trevor! just let him go out into the wild of not running for president. he's a bush! they have no survival skills. if they let jeb go, in two weeks he'll just wash up on the shore, flailing around and choking on his superpac money. aaarrrggghh! >> trevor: sorry, trevor. it's feeding time. he were you go, jeby. >> trevor: hasan minhaj, >> trevor: hasan minhaj, everybody, we'll be right back. oh no... (under his breath) hey man! hey peter. (unenthusiastic) oh... ha ha ha! joanne? is that you? it's me... you don't look a day over 70. am i right? jingle jingle. if you're peter pan, you stay young forever. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. ♪ you make me feel so young... it's what you do. ♪ you make me feel ♪ so spring has sprung. i work for the dogs twenty-four seven. these are my dogs dusty a

that is why i'm running for the presidency of the united states of america. >> jeb! jeb! jeb! jeb! at home and abroad. people are frustrated. people are worried about what the future holds for our nation. and i share that sentiment with them. our economy has suffered its slowest recovery since the great depression. 1 in 10 able-bodied americans can't find full-time work or have given up all together. 1 in 7 americans lives in poverty. 1 in 5 children is on food stamps. barack obama has given us $2 trillion of new taxes, but still managed to grow the national debt by $8 trillion. placing the moral burden on working families and the next generation. the world is in turmoil. as america withdraws from its responsibilities. isis has a caliphate the size of indiana. in syria and iraq, they are indiscriminately killing moderate muslims, christians, western journalists, anyone who stands in the way of their fanatic ideology. red lines get crossed without consequence, unleashing a humanitarian crisis as 4 million syrian refugees flee their native land. vladimir putin is siding with the brut

>> jeb's campaign is certainly telegraphed that.re's a reason that jeb stood on stage and decided to challenge marco rubio and made the mistake of not realizing, oh, no, marco rubio can respond and hit me back. that's why jeb is currently in this situation which looks like a tailspin. what katie said earlier about this being a change electorate or election, one of the big problems with jeb is just as broad messaging. he's coming across and saying i'm the disrupter. i'm an outsider from washington. you know, the grandson of a senator, so of a president, brother of a former president, doesn't really sound like an outside washington character who is a disrupter. and then we talk about the jeb can fix it slogan, if you look on twitter it's trending worldwide. i not trending on worldwide because people think jeb can fix it. it's trending worldwide because people are making fun of jeb bush. when you become the object of mockery in a campaign and you look silly, that's really tough to overcome. i quote the jack walsh character from "godfat

that's a gift to jeb bush. jeb can be elegant, confident and talk about his real-life experience and governor and results. because donald trump is doing the work for him. bolling? >> my assessment of tonight is the donald trump is the the one you don't want to attack, when you do, you get hurt. ben carson is in second place. ben is in, it feels like he's got a lot of issues right now. they're going to leave him alone and let him try to work his issues out. it will be a tough call. rubio is the one -- he's had the most movement on the way up. my guess, i think all guns will be pointed at marco rubio tonight. because if he gets stronger and stronger, that means what's not donald trump and ben carson will go to rubio. they need, the rest of the candidates need those voters. >> so dog pile? >> dana, you see it differently? >> no one can predict what should happen. i think there's somebody we haven't mentioned and it's senator ted cruz. he has a very good grassroots operation out there in the country. he's very effe

so where does jeb bush fall?rkably by next year's election it will have been 14 years since jeb bush faced voters. his 2002 reelection in florida and perhaps that's the problem. the ground may have shifted beneath bush or, more specifically, it may have lurched to the right. something he isn't prepared for. in fact, the only recent other candidate we can find who wait it had same amount of time as jeb bush was connally, 14 years after being reelected as a democrat. he outraised everyone in the republican primary and famously won just one delegate. the only other candidate we could find that waited a decade between runs for office was jeb's four, george h.w. bush. he waited ten years and lost the nomination to ronald reagan. >>> coming up, my in >>> welcome back. at first he maintained he didn't want the job. but paul ryan was elected to replace john boehner in what is surely one of the toughest jobs in politics these days, speaker of the house of representatives. and ryan faces quite a challenge to fix what he ca

the new mantra, jeb can fix it. here he is a short time ago in tampa hitting back against his debate critics. >> as you may have heard, last week i was in colorado for the third republican debate. if you watched the debate, you probably came away thinking that the election's about sound bites or fantasy football or which candidate can interrupt the loudest. i'm here to tell you it is not. this election is not about a set of personalities. it's about a set of principles. >> msnbc political correspondent kasey hunt joins us from tampa. let's talk about jeb bush's attempt to readjust and improve quote, jeb can fix it. for instance, we understand he also got a new endorsement today. break it down for us. >> reporter: thomas, good afternoon. great to see you. jeb bush is starting here in tampa, started here in tampa, with a speech aimed at pushing that reset button. it kicks off a week-long campaign tour that he's doing starting here in florida, then going to south carolina and ending with a three-day bus tour in new ham

jeb bush is still in the game. >> still a headline, jeb bush. trish: we'll be, we have lots more to talk about over course of next hour. thank you so much, blake. great to have you here. steve likewise. kellyanne, good to see you. stay with us, everyone. breaking this hour, ben carson is taking questions right now at liberty university. this is non-profit christian college in lynchburg, virginia. you see that live picture there being fed into us from virginia. we'll be listening in there to see if he gives anymore clarity on the past, a past called into question over course of last week after several reports refuted what the former brain surgeon described in this book, being offered a quote, unquote full scholarship, scholarship was word he used to west point. critics pointing out you don't get a scholarship to west point. rather that tuition is free, in exchange provide your service to the military. so a lot of questions being raised about ben carson. he did get many so of those questions last night. we'll bring you some of his answers and we'l

jeb bush, tonight a big spotlight is on him. if he doesn't do well a lot of his donors will start shifting to other people. lou: all right. ed rollins, jedediah bila, lachlan markey. see you later in the evening. coming up next, marco rubio released a devastating new ad. hear it for yourself here next. >>> then republican national committee chairman reince priebus is here. we'll be talking to him about what he expects certainly. we're coming right back. stay with us. festivities only beginning. ♪ what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california walnuts. so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. can a a subconscious. mind? a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? in panama, which is a city of roughly

this is what's hurting jeb bush. they know his brother wasn't getting did done on jobs. >> well, obama just topped that. if bush had the worst record since world war ii -- >> no, he hasn't. these are facts, charlie. they're stubborn things. economists will tell you he has not had a worst record than george w. bush over the last seven years. >> 70% of the american people have the same or less take-home pay than they had when obama remain president. >> yeah, because we were digging out of a ditch that bush created. in the context to this, it is hard for jeb. it is like a huge weight on his back. that's the context of this horse race segment that we're doing. jeb bush has a huge burden on his back from his brother. that's why he's going nowhere right now in the polls. >> we'll see what happens tonight. gentlemen, i'm sorry -- >> he's going to be one of the leading contenders before this is over along with marco rubio and john krasich and trump or carson will not be the mom knee. >>> the obama administration responds to

but jeb -- jeb is hermie the elf. [ laughter ] you can tell him to make toys all you want. he wants to be a dentist. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] you be you. don't believe me that jeb's not into it? listen to these revealing comments he made this weekend about his campaign. >> if this election is about how we're going to fight to get nothing done, then i don't want anything -- i don't want any part of it. i've got a lot of really cool things that i could do other than sit around, being miserable, listening to people demonize me and me feeling compelled to demonize them. that is a joke. elect trump if you want that. >> seth: first of all, no one believes you have really cool things to do. [ laughter ] second of all, excellent work sitting just like abraham lincoln. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] nailed it. nailed it. but more importantly, this is your chance, jeb. you can drop out now. it's not your fault that the bush family are the corleones with a sonny and a fredo, but no michael. [ light laughter ] just let the donald trumps of the world build the toys and

so, can jeb fix it? >> the bumps started at the beginning of jeb bush's campaign, and it's been a bumpy ride all along. jeb bush is old when republican voters want new and exciting. you see other candidates with a similar profile. rick santorum, mike huckabee, struggling in the same ways as jeb bush. the one thing jeb bush had that other candidates didn't is $100 million in the bank. for those who worry money has too big an influence in politics, i think you're seeing with jeb it can't overcome the difficulties if you don't have the fundamentals for a strong candidacy. >> still some of that money is slipping away from jeb. but at the same time, i mean, his donors, it's not going to be a complete money drain. his donors are going to stick with him still, right? >> what you're seeing is a struggle for hard dollars. that's not superpac money where people can get unlimited amounts. the dollars are going to campaigns where you can't give over $2,700 in the primary phase. he's struggling for people who are goi

shows how close jeb bush and marco rubio are to the same entities they talk about. >> when jeb bush says want to clean up washington or i'm a change agent of washington before you get to how close he is, he's the brother of a president, the son of a president. i think as the candidates make arguments i'm a change agent, there is going to be more scrutiny about how much they represent a lot of the same. i should add both for the republicans and for the democrats, hillary clinton has people around her who were part of the same r same part of the establishment. >> still ahead, why they are facing intense scrutiny and much more debate night coverage. the greatest hits from the republican under card are next. >> i'm one of the victims of that hack. if the chinese commit cyber warfare against us, they are going to see cyber warfare like they have never seen before. >>> well, the pyramids were made in a way that they have hermetically sealed compartments. you don't need hermetically sealed compartments for a sepucher. you would need it to keep grain for a long time. >> ben carson keep with his

so where does jeb bush fall? remarkably by next year's election it will have been 14 years since jeb bush faced voters. his 2002 reelection in florida and perhaps that's the problem. the ground may have shifted beneath bush or, more specifically, it may have lurched to the right. something he isn't prepared for. in fact, the only recent other candidate we can find who wait it had same amount of time as jeb bush was connally, 14 years after being reelected as a democrat. republican primary and famously won just one delegate. the only other candidate we could find that waited a decade between runs for office was jeb's four, george h.w. bush. he waited ten years and lost the nomination to ronald reagan. >>> coming up, my interview with the 40% of the streetlights in detroit, at one point, did not work. you had some blocks and you had major thoroughfares and corridors that were just totally pitch black. those things had to change. we wanted to restore our ghting system in the city. you can have the greatest dreams in

now let's talk about jeb. >> listen, i think jeb gets the most improved award of the night.ou know, i think he was 100% better than the last time where he absolutely sucked wind. you've heard me say it many times on the air. he did what he had to do. i think he had a solid performance. i think he heard the criticism. i think he worked really hard the last ten days to improve. he finally understood that it's not only about policy. it's also about performance and he went out there and he did it last night. >> ben? >> we're not giving out trophies here in first grade for most improved player on the teeball team. we're talking about the presidency of the united states of america and if the best talking points we have for jeb bush is he got most improved over the last ten days, i think it really sums up his entire campaign. it's in trouble right now. these debates matter and people are looking at them and at some point i think we might be talking about ana navaro being former bush supporter, current marco rubio supporter because jeb bush did not have a good night last night and h

she had some troubles but jeb bush the opposite.e is struggling at 4% and in fifth place nationally and in iowa and new hampshire. he is doing terrible and i think he is going to have to work very hard to change the minds of the american people and change perceptions and try to break out of the pack because if he doesn't turn things away he is not going to make it. >> here is something else revealed today that the superpac spent $16.5 million so far on television by an outside group. >> and the outside group is run by the person who used to run his campaigns who does a great job who knows jeb bush and how to package him. so it is very surprising. normally you would say maybe the superpac doesn't know what he is doing. these folks do. there is something about the candidate that is not clicking. it's not a connection. >> good to have you. brian darling who is clearly participating in no shave november. good to see you. not too long ago he said the american people were sick of hearing about hillary clinton's e-mails. why is bernie sand

look, jeb has to do something right. >> here is the thing with jeb. jeb is a decent guy. he is a decent guy who is trying to pledge a fraternity, but his brother burnt down the frat house four years earlier so thoab is giving him the benefit of the doubt. i have this crack theory that at this point he is only hanging around in the off chance his dad dies and he is a sentimental favorite. >> that's a theory you have when you are on crack. >> they keep making the guy going skydiving and he is 91 years old. i don't like it. >> you're right. jeb bush seems like a nice guy, so maybe that is not good for the beginning, but it is a good way to close if he can hold on. >> i greaty with you. i -- i agree with you. i never felt so bad for somebody so unbelievably privileged. he has had every advantage in the world and i would not trade places with you, ever. he can't do anything that is not embarrassing. everything he does and everything he says and every time you see his posture it is so embarrassing. why can't you pull it together? pull it together, bro. >> i will tell you why. i

what is jeb saying here?s it fair -- when you listen to him talk, it essentially sounds like if you only saw me for how i see myself. if you only understood how great i was as governor, i might be winning now, but something's getting in the way. >> it's clear this has not turned out to be the election jeb bush or many republicans thought it would be, with donald trump and ben carson top the polls, this is a very different october -- november now than i think a lot of can days thought it would be. jeb bush's strength was his record as governor of florida was very strong. he was excited to run on that and demonstrate, pushing back against the narrative he was moderate, not in step with the party base is. his challenge is his record as governor is only the first step. voters are hungry, what are you going to do, not ten years ago, but ten years from now? where will america be after a decade of your leadership? that's the pivot he's trying to make to catch up with those like marco rubio who's been focused on that

and jeb bush, you know, interestingly, all eyes were on jeb bush last night after he had a really tough performance in the cnbc debate. he did better. he improved for sure. but i think he was still probably upstaged by most of the other competitors on stage, notably, marco rubio, who had a much better night than he did. once again kind of establishing this contrast between the two former mentor and the other a former mentee. >> that perhaps, marco rubio is using the spotlight as the favorite as jeb bush is fading away, maybe. >> one person we haven't heard much yet this morning as we are recapping this is ben carson, he's out front in the polls. he's content to sort of sit back at the debates. if we have this one piece of soup, he did briefly talk about how the media is asking so many questions about things he has said about his past. i want to play this one built of sound for ben carson. >> well, first of all, thank you for not asking me what i said in the 10th grade. i appreciate that. [ applause ] >> i'll just forget that follow-up. >> but the fact of the matter is, you know, what we

as jeb said, that's not leadership.ught jeb did great against donald trump on that issue and also immigration. i thought that on both points he took donald trump on and showed that he was by far the most prepared and sensible candidate. >> and to the point of foreign policy leadership and immigration if you will, michael, jeb bush is not taking the popular sound bite position. >> right. well, he isn't and within the republican party. that's arguable. but if you look at donald trump, a demagogue with a soft spot for a dictator, it's utterly disqualifying. this is an alliance in the middle east between iran and russia that is challenging american pre-eminence and our role in the region. shows a fundamental misunderstanding of american foreign policy. may have gotten applause in the room but it was disqualifying as president of the united states. >> let me give you another example. this is ben carson talking about the same issues. >> putin is trying to really spread his influence throughout the middle east. this is going t

is exposure jeb bush's friend? there's no doubt that the more marco rube knrio is exposed to s on national television, the more ha peel grows. with jeb, what you see is the opposite. fundamentally, is it in his nature to be the kind of politician that he says he can be, that he says he needs to be? i don't know. we haven't seen any signs of great improvement from him despite the fact his campaign insisted they push the reset button. >> jeremy, thank you for stopping by. appreciate your time. >>> later, we'll talk about which gop candidate the democrats are afraid of the most at this stage of the campaign. >>> a deadly scene in colorado splings. a shooting spree killed three people halloween morning. the gunman died in a confrontation with police. leann gregg is there. walk us through what happened just yesterday. >> reporter: richard, this is the location where that violent scene ended on a busy saturday morning near downtown. investigators are trying to figure out what caused the gunman to open fire in at least th

[audience chanting "jeb!"] jeb bush: i can fix it.cheering] jeb bush: after seven years of historic cuts to our military, a foreign policy based on leaving from behind, the emboldening of our enemies and isolation of our allies, we need a president who fixes america's standing abroad. i can fix it. after seven years of massive deficits, historic debt, and a president who vetoes defense spending because he wants more reckless spending, we need a president who fixes our budgetary mess. i can fix it. i know i can fix it because i have done it. [cheering] jeb bush: in florida, we showed how strong hands-on leadership could make a difference in the lives of people. i gave out my e-mail address because i wanted floridians to know their government cared about them. and wanted to help solve their problems. i remember e-mailing with an honors student named kirsty edwards who could not pass the f-cat to graduate because of her disability. we listened. we change the rules so that kirsty could graduate from high school and could go on to college.

it raises a question, does jeb bush have some daddy issues? the strange thing about this whole bush problem. it always hurts to talk about him. both bushes are very popular in the republican party. general election, more complex. it is strange to me, it is tying him in so much not, when the reality is that if jeb bush gets back in this he will deploy his , family even more than he has so far. john: it's true they are both popular in the republican party. you and i both know because we have done focus groups around the country, and a lot of republicans say i like george herbert walker bush, i like george w. bush, but i don't want a third one. that is one too many bush. it plays into the dynastic thing, which hurts him even if they are individually popular. mark: he is not going to change his name between now and then. john: i know. mark: embracing this and trying to use this is the only thing he can do in his comeback. there is no reason to talk about jeb bush unless in the context of, can he come back? i still believe that the way he behaved t

is going to be jeb.ing to be the same core jeb but i do think he understands that he's got to project himself as more forceful, more energetic. >> right. >> with a fire in the belly and be a better candidate. >> and portray himself with more fire in the belly, to be more forceful. we actually took a look at some of the things he's saying now and this relaunch day versus what he said in june the first time. i want to play it for you. >> i know we can fix this because i've done it. >> i know i can fix it because i've done it. >> every life matters. and everyone has the right to rise. >> every life matters. and every american. every american has the right to rise to their god given potential. >> i will campaign as i would serve. going everywhere, speaking to everyone, keeping my word, facing the issues without flinching and staying true to what i believe. i will be true to myself, on the mystic and inclusive. my message will be an optimistic one. i will not trade in an optimistic outlook to put on the cloak