but not necessarily to christie's father, as he told the news media right after the murder. >> christieas a very, very trusting girl. somebody could, a friend of hers or someone from work, or just a friend could come to the door, she'd open it for him. >> a friend? a colleague from work? was it possible christie fleming had been murdered by one of them? >>> coming up, a critical clue based on something christie didn't do that day, clean up. >> it suggested that the ashtray, the cigarettes, the smoking, all this happened at the time of the murder. >> she was powerless to clean that up. >> absolutely. >> because whoever helped her caused the mess killed her. >> excellent way to put it. >> when "the smoke clears." he d. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your r

to me, it's all normal. 22.37.14.16 when christy decided to compete in the miss america system, her platform was easy - the march of dimes was a chapter to a story she lives out every day.the march of dimes works to research *why babies are born prematurely. in iowa alone, more than 3 million dollars is put into research grants to look at how cholesterol and even a woman's height can trigger premature birth.now, as a march of dimes board member, christy actively works to educate- she says thursday's report card that lists iowa with a "c" grade shows work still needs to be done, but she's encouraged that the report is digging deeper. for the first time, the state numbers are broken down into counties. and we can work specifically on these different counties. while the research is exciting and the strength of numbers is improving, christy reminds us remember that nothing beats the strength of the human spirit. 22.37.22.05 when he was born, we were told he'd never walk, talk or be normal...so just because the prognosis that they tell you when you're borna&it doesn't matter. you can break throug

at 2.5% to be in the clear. chris christie would need to be 3% or better to qualify for the debate. but this is what this says. the latest fox news poll, you have rand paul, mike huckabee, but chris christie does not hit 3, he's only at 2. and when you factor in that news poll, according to the fox business criteria, chris christie does not make the cut. to be fair, fox business will not officially announce who's in the debate until tomorrow night at 7:00. and remember, fox business hasn't said exactly which polls they're going to use in the polling average for deciding who's to qualify. maybe they'll fudge it and change which polls they'll use and find something favorable for chris christie to factor it in. maybe they'll find chris christie at 2.25% is close enough. but it stands right now to our best knowledge, that chris christie is going to be at the kids table tuesday night. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. now it's time for "the last word." alex wagner is in for lawrence tonight. >> we have breaking news from egypt about intelligence reports that point

what does christie expect this is going to get for him? >> newt gingrich too last cycle. nk christie hopes this will give him momentum moving forward, but i asked him basically this question. just a couple minutes ago at an event here in concord where he was announcing a coalition of new hampshire law enforcement officers who were backing him. i said, governor, you are in the low single digits in the polls. yeah, you have this endorsement from the union leader, picking up some support from leaders in new hampshire, but how do you translate into that a victory come mid february. his response was basically that new hampshire voters start making their decision much closer to the day that voting happens. so he believes that at this point, yes, the political press, you know, the media, people who are into politics, are paying attention to the race, but regular folks just aren't, and they won't until probably after christmas, after new year's. the other point i want to make, you played the sound bite of the union leader talking about how christie can take the fight to trump. the

bill becomes law in january. >> the consumer zil an opportunity to go into court and tell the judge this isn't my debt. >> we were were christyn she went to court to file counter lawsuits. after that and calls to the producer, the collection agency says it will return all of the money. >> i feel very relieved. i feel like i can breathe again. >> experts believe tens of thousands are in the same or similar situation. now, for more about the new law to stop this, it goes into affect next year go to our website. >> incredible. >> it is. >> do you want to be a super human? >> eight new start ups show us never before seen wearable never before seen wearable products when with a 100% electric nissan what will you do? how far will you go? how much will you see? electrify the world. now with a class-leading 107 miles on a charge, the nissan leaf is the best selling electric car in america. >>> right now, eight nervous entrepreneurs are getting ready to unveil their products for the first time. >> nail biting. >> yes. >> jonathan bloom got a look at a class from a lab that is about the internet of things. >> it looks like a refrigerat

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let's go to carrie drew. >> good morning, certainly not the news christie wanted to hear. the stage will definitely look very different tuesday night than it has in the last few debates. instead of ten candidates for the main e event, there will be eight this time. chris christie is among those who did not receive a prime time invite, and truthfully, it all comes down to numbers. the stage is set in milwaukee for the fourth gop presidential debate, but two familiar faces will be missing from the lineup. you won't see mike huckabee or new jersey governor chris christie. in a big blow to christie's campaign, he's been bumped out of prime time into the earlier debate due to low poll numbers. >> i think probably the biggest fear for someone like huckabee or christie is that the other networks aren't going to want to expand this again. you're not going to want to have ten people on stage when fox business had eight. >> candidates needed to score at least 2.5 or higher in the polls. the political experts raised christie's last debate performance, but he has struggled to gain foot

to warm up today. it was hot yesterday. >> like it a little warm in here. governor chris christie fails to make the cut for the main gop debate next week. will not be on the main stage. we'll tell you who else didn't make the lineup. >> a juror in the corruption trial of new york city former assembly speaker sheldon silver was released. we'll tell you why the judge let her go. >> a new cd of the pope. we'll play a little for you. >> interesting. >> not something you will rock out in the car. >> a little weird. >> i wouldn't go there. >> well -- it is interesting. the sounds on it are -- it is. i mean it's pope. >> we have a little clip. >> the clip, judge for yourself. word we don't like to hear in the morning. >> wake up. >> yeah. we like to hear applies to our show, not if it applies to us sleeping. know what i'm saying? >> anyway. hope we didn't offend anybody at 5:30. let's go to mike woods. ben simmoneau, juliet huddy. michael, good morning. >> good morning to you. all right. nice and warm outside and inside. >> toasty. >> here is what we have out there. the temps as they sta

they are trying to limit our freedoms. and so a christie administration would work with the nato alliance to bring the ull effect we could have, hold diplomatically, but also from a intelligence perspective to do what we need to do to bring isis to a conclusion. but we also need to be honest with the american people. because of the situation we inherited, this will take a long time. this is not going to be something that happened overnight. it just isn't. they cannot happen overnight. i have heard some people say this is our world war and this is the way it will work. it may be true. in terms of length and effort, we need to prepare the american people that this is not something, whether it is handled diplomatically, militarily, or through intelligence, that will end any time soon. it's going to go on for a long time. >> does that troops on the ground under the nato umbrella nd is there some concern that is what isis wants? to drop in a western response is to validate their dinner table that this is the crusaders against the true believers.

to it? governor christie: not really. not really. i mean, again, that sounds to me like the world which it is instead of how it is. i don't think they're interested in that at the moment. are there elements of that? sure. it is not acceptable. what i use american power to make it accessible, no. no, i wouldn't. >> right here and then right there. go. es, sir. >> i was formerly with the department of state. governor, as president, what changes would you seek to make in our current immigration policies? governor christie: a number. first, it goes back to what i was saying in my remarks. any change to policy of that kind of the united states have to have the support of the american people. the reason that, in my view, immigration reform has failed up to this point are because the american people do not trust the government. -- to actually do what they say they're going to do. and they have pretty good reason not to. so i think the first thing we need to do is to regain the trust of the american people and to do that is enforced the laws

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resolve the debt in 2004 they bought a $2,600 credit card from chase that they believed belonged to christie. they served it to chrisy's old address and somebody there signed the papers. >> i can honestly tell you i didn't believe the judgment. >> she believes somebody stole her identity and opened the card. ted merman says companies buy debt for pennies. >> right now under existing law if a debt buyer has gone into court and filed a lawsuit and got a judgment against you and if they wait more than two years you are out of luck. >> that happened nine years ago. >> she got a call this year threatening to garnish her paychecks. >> she said how about you leave your debit card information on my message. >> what company would ask you to leave your debit card information on the voicemail? i let it go. i said this is a scam. >> it wasn't. soon after the courts allowed the agency to take out $250 from her paycheck. the original $2,600 debt has grown to $8,000. >> there is fees that get put on, attorneys fees, court costs. >> she works for the east bay community law center and she is helping christie

resolve the debt in 2004 they bought a $2,600 credit card from chase that they believed belonged to christie. they served it to chrisy's old address and somebody there signed the papers. >> i can honestly tell you i didn't believe the judgment. >> she believes somebody stole her identity and opened the card. ted merman says companies buy debt for pennies. >> right now under existing law if a debt buyer has gone into court and filed a lawsuit and got a judgment against you and if they wait more than two years you are out of luck. >> that happened nine years ago. >> she got a call this year threatening to garnish her paychecks. >> she said how about you leave your debit card information on my message. >> what company would ask you to leave your debit card information on the voicemail? i let it go. i said this is a scam. >> it wasn't. soon after the courts allowed the agency to take out $250 from her paycheck. the original $2,600 debt has grown to $8,000. >> there is fees that get put on, attorneys fees, court costs. >> she works for the east bay community law center and she is helping christie

to be unhappy. ben: new jersey governor chris christie didn't make the cut for the prime time debate. kerry: good morning, it is a less crowded stage on tuesday night, which is set to air on fox business network. instead of ten candidates, only eight. chris christie won't be one of them. the stage is set for the g.o.p. presidential debate. two faces are missing prosecute the line up. you are not seeing mike huckabee or chris christie. >> the biggest fear for huckabee or chris christie is that the other networks are not going to want to expand this again. kerry: to quality they had to score 2.5% higher in the average of the four recent national polls. christie struggles to gain the footing in the polls. on the earlier debate, south carolina senator and former new york governor will not be on the stage. donald trump and ben carson front and center as they continue to lead in the polls and there is a lot of attention on jeb bush. >> he's second from last on one side according to the lineup, that is a big change as well. it is do or die for them. this is a very important debate for him to

but i don't think they're going to lay a glove on christie because i don't think he had anything to doou know, chris christie has been moving up in new hampshire. he's not leading, however, in new hampshire. >> nope. >> are the voters of new hampshire looking for something different this time? are they looking for a donald trump? are you in tune? starting to realize -- you're a very powerful guy and your endorsement was very power informal new hampshire. but is this what the voters want? >> we will see on february 9 if the secretary of state has the primary on that day and all this business about polls and leading in the polls and poll driven i think has been damaging to the elections of the united states. it used to be that people in iowa and new hampshire got to pick. now it's fox and the other networks saying "we'll determine who gets on the stage." >> let's talk about the state of the race and broaden the conversation. joe, we won't keep you on the hot seat, you get to play panelist with the rest of them. i want to show quickly -- ted cruz is having a moment. you brought up ted cru

polls in order to qualify. christie was in new hampshire today, filing to get on the new hampshire first in the nation primary ballot. afterwards he held a marathon session with reporters. win at least an hour taking virtually every question and making the point that debate rules do not decide the presidency. voters do. >> this isn't a student council election. you don't vote on friday and whatever has the most friends wins. the voters of new hampshire and the caulk caucusgoers in iowa play a huge role in winnowing the field, and they're the ones who will winnow the field, not anybody else. >> mike huckabee issued a statement saying the same thing. he won the iowa caucuses in 2008. he said, quote, i'm happy to debate anyone, any 9/11 we're months away from boats being cast and neither the pundits or pjllep will decide the selection indianapolis will. donald trump who has been machine klaining they last three debates had too many candidates flip-flopped and tweed, quote, i think it would be a good idea and fair to includ

>> do you have to act neutral about it or can you -- christi: well, yes. we don't just have to act neutral about it. we need to be neutral. neutral is the only stance from which to do appropriate reporting. there's an awful lot of opinion media in the world today, and you can hear like opinions, you know, without end on the internet and on tv. but really what we're -- what people are doing, reporters at the white house are trying to do is find as many facts as we can and get them to you. you just can't do that if you're not neutral. you can't -- you cannot get people to be straight with you. you can't get people to be forth right with you. kathleen: it does speak to one of the dangers of covering the white house is it's true that you're there to know what the white house is thinking. so you really do talk to a lot of people who all sort of think or agree, right? you sort of -- that is your job is to know what the white house is thinking and there is a bubble effect sometimes. you can spend a lot of time talking to a lot of white house officials and it -- yo

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to it? governor christie: not really. not really. i mean, again, that sounds to me like the world which it is instead of how it is. i don't think they're interested in that at the moment. are there elements of that? sure. it is not acceptable. what i use american power to make it accessible, no. no, i wouldn't. >> right here and then right there. go. es, sir. >> i was formerly with the department of state. governor, as president, what changes would you seek to make in our current immigration policies? governor christie: a number. first, it goes back to what i was saying in my remarks. any change to policy of that kind of the united states have to have the support of the american people. the reason that, in my view, immigration reform has failed up to this point are because the american people do not trust the government. -- to actually do what they say they're going to do. and they have pretty good reason not to. so i think the first thing we need to do is to regain the trust of the american people and to do that is enforced the laws

i want to be with, what's her name? christie, yeah. >> she'll come and clean your kitchen. >> i hope so. it's the least she could do for regis. >> so, if you want to shop, toys-r-us are going to open at 5:00 on thanksgiving. macy's and target open at 6:00 on thanksgiving day. children! >> are you going to be home with your children? >> no. >> reeg, we have to get to their. because the rage in this world is man buns. you've seen it like on jared leto leto? so brad pitt. head? yeah. >> good news, reeg, you don't have to grow one out. you can buy one. do you want it high on your head? >> this is more -- >> more your color? or do you want it at the nape of your neck? >> i want it at the nape of my neck. >> okay. here's your man bun. >> how's that? [ laughter ] >> how's my bun? you like my bun, baby? >> it's turning christie on, i can see. >> she can't take her eyes off me. >> yeah. yeah. >> all right. i'm your bun. >> i don't have a bun. let's talk about toilet seats, since i'm with a real man. >> who wants to talk about toilet seat

thanks to local news coverage, christie's abduction is now drawing hundreds of people to the highways the crisis unfold in real-time. >> it's crazy. you know, i mean, all these people tracking it and following it. us, too. just interesting. >> we've been at it for two hours now. we picked it up in arlington and came all the way out here with it. >> there really were no ways to take measures to ensure that the general public was safe because they kept involving themselves in the situation. >> s.w.a.t. negotiators reached jones by cell phone, but he won't agree to let christie go. texas department of public safety, or tds, decide on a risky rescue plan. while the rig is speeding on i-40, dps troopers shoot live ammunition at the 18-wheeler's engine. >> if you wanted to stop the truck, you needed to shoot the radiator. so they shot the radiator. within two minutes, e truck overheated and shut down. >> at 7:30 p.m. after three hours, the truck comes to a stop. >> part of me thought it was over. and he just snatched me by the hair and pulled me to the back and kind of just shut the curtain

that happened to christie nine years ago. no idea. collection agency threatening to garnish her paycheck. >> how about you give $100 a paycheck. and leave your debit card information on the message. what company would ask you to leavedebitcard? >> soon after the courts allowed the collection agency to take $250 from her paycheck. the original $2,600 debt had grown to $8,000. >> fees get put on. attorneys fees. court costs. >> reporter: sharon jamal works for the law center and helping christie. christie is barely able to make end meet. >> i had to cut things off. let things go. i am okay with that. as long as i have a roof over my head. >> reporter: last month. governor jerry brown signed a biological to help consumers fight judgments and stop wage garnishments for debt that is not theirs. the bill becomes law in january. >> a consumer will have the opportunity to go into court. telle judge, your honor, this isn't my debt. >> reporter: we were with her when she went to court to file counter lawsuits against the collection agency. afte

to 11%. john casic in third place and chris christie moving up to fifth place and 8%. thought christie did. >> and rand paul not even registering really. let's go back to the poll. one is marco rubio who got a big jump and everybody is focussing on him now. chris christie up 6 percentage points at 8%. another good debate by chris christie. that puts him in the middle of the fight and becomes the guy they have been looking for as a counter to donald trump. >> trump is prepared to take his message to voters. take a look. dollar for dollar we are going after him. we will start the ads over the next few days. we will start ads and i think it's south carolina too. >> it looks like christie and rubio is moving. they want to find someone to move christie and rubio in the new hampshire polls that show donald trump as well. >> rubio and christie up big. they can be sugar highs. carly fiorina went way up and came down. chris christie, he never lost optimism. well into the debates, he will creep up. >> can i ask one thing, everybody said that marco and ted cruise won the debates.

to monitor action there. we've got you covered, nikki christie has a toogh road ahead of him. according to real clear politics, he's polling two point two percent nationally. donald trump is getting some backlash about comments he made about iowans -- while i i iowa... how stupid are the people of iowa, how stupid are the people of the country to believe this crap? those remarks coming during a speech in fort dodge last night -- trump implying iowans are stupid for believing the claims in ben carson's docuuentary. caitlyn jenner is spotted in dubuque today... william garbe tweeted out this photo with the caption "ot tirely sure whh, but caitlyn jenner sighting in dubuque." she reportedly was eating at crust. our coverage partners, th media report she had a film crew with her. they say hh staff traveling with her wouldn't allow her to speak to them. here's a live look at the storm track 7 live doppler radar. chief metrologist mark schnackenberg has youou full forecast next. we're continuing to monitor the breaking news out of france... dozens are killed and dozenn are reported h

dan, i'm going to miss chris christie in the debate. think he really added a lot to those contests. >> chris christie himself isn't whining about it. on friday he was on at least three or four network saying he'll show saying he'll show up anytime. these networks did not ask for 12, 15 people to run for president. i have to admit, it's hard to get that many people on the stage. everyone is looking for exposure. live for the media, die by the media. ben carson is that. >> let's talk about that. we have some press reports that some of ben carson's memoir details about his past are not accurate. take that on. >> well, i don't know that this is going to be a fatal turn of events for him but it's troubling. ben carson's biography is his campaign. he's risen in the poll based on this inspiring story about his life and based on his honesty and trustworthiness. >> it is an amazing story. >> it is. >> up from poverty to the pinnacle of the medical profession. >> but now they are calling in to question whether what he's written about in his book,

john kasich has to go from a standing start there. i think people like christierubio, doing well in iowa is super important. learni was shocked to when we asked our researchers, christie has spent a lot of time there. he has spent a little less time than lindsey graham, who really is always in new hampshire. obviously does not have as much to show for it. for those candidates, new hampshire is not do or die. if you are john kasich right now, you have a lot to show for it. mark: all you have to do is get hot. if you get hot in the next couple of months, you can be the candidate. christie is hot right now. if he can have a couple moments in january, they are right on on in.. -- to usyou said thanks before. i will say thanks to alex again. we will be back after this. ♪ twice a are only two day at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. eastern. we are alive 24/7 on bloombergpolitics.com. our site, you visit you can check out the latest campaign news on our campaign tracker. we have the latest from our colleague john mccormack. barack obama's slowly stepping up to back hillary clinton. th

to talk about hillary clinton. again and again. it was interesting because it was hard for chris christie to defend his record to a republican primary audience and chris christie sees his best chance about making this about his possibility of beating hillary clinton. >> it reminded me of jindal trying to attack donald trump and donald trump said on tweeter i only speak to people polling in a certain number in the polls. i won't speak to bobby jindal because he's not popular enough. he's taking a page saying i'm too presidential to be here on this sat stage with these sad people. i will act like i'm in the general election. it was a good strategy. he looked for presidential than the others on stage. he seemed more presidential than bobby jindal who seemed like somebody who would tear the party apart from the inside. whether or not that's going to -- that message christine is putting forth would appeal to a republican primary audience, i'm not sure. >> there was an odd "take my wife, please" moment with mike huckabee. i want your reaction. take a listen. >> if elected president would you keep janet yellen? >> my wife's name is janet.

i just want to go to the video of governor christie. o struggled with addiction, what do you find particularly resonant about that? >> well, to average 23 million americans who are in recovery, they're going to rush out, if they're in a republican primary, they're going to vote for chris christie. this has a powerful political constituency that isn't measured by any poll. i only hope that my fellow democrats can speak as passionately and as articulately as governor chris christie just did. he is absolutely right. we need to hear this from the president of the united states. we cannot hear the president talk about supply demand. when this is about a disease. governor christie is right, this needs to be treated like all other diseases, and we actually have the tools that he's talking about to treat these diseases. what we can't do, like governor christie said, is wait until they become stage 4 illnesses, which we would never allow if it was cancer. you would never allow it to become stage 4 cancer or diabetes. you would treat it early. but

to you, first. governor christie wants the endor endorsement. what does it mean? me you get the endorsement you're out touted a big deal. very few papers have been able to pick the candidate they want to win especially when you're talking about for early primary states. for christie it's a great thing. for others in there the idea the paper wrote we need someone with experience in politics as an outsider. well, that doesn't seem to be what the appetite is of many voters in iowa, new hampshire, and south carolina. they are seeing the outsiders as the type of person they want. i would take it with a grain of salt. it's great for christie but is it going to make him somehow surge in the polls? probably not. >> jeffrey, let me come to you. you're a trump guy on the record. could governor christie be the establishment candidate? the nontrump that voters can coalesce around? >> sure. possible. i mean it is entirely possible that one person is going emerge as the establishment candidate. i think in the beginning everybody thought it was going to be jeb bush. now there see

to america. [applause] moderator: governor christie. >> the way to reconnect americans to the men and women in uniform is to first and foremost give them a commander-in-chief who respects military and respects everyone who wear as uniform. [applause] starts at the top. secretary clinton says, there is no crisis at the va, that sends a long and hard message to our veterans that she doesn't get it and she doesn't respect their service. when the president of the united states doesn't back up law enforcement officers in uniform, he loses the moral authority to lead any man or woman who is in uniform. i spent seven years in law enforcement. i respect these folks. i will do so as commander-in-chief of the military. [applause] moderator: senator santorum. >> should come as no surprise to chris or anybody else that barack obama hasn't stood behind our men and women in uniform here at home because he hasn't stood behind them overseas. the rules of engagement we allowed our soldiers to go fight against put them in harm's way for political purposes. this has been the most politicized wars we've ever seen under t

do you have to act neutral about it? christi parsons: well, yes. we don't have to just act neutral about it. we need to be neutral. neutral is the only stance from which to do appropriate reporting. there's an awful lot of opinion media in the world today, and you can hear, like, opinions without end on the internet and on tv, but really, what reporters at the white house are trying to do is find as many facts as we can and get them to you. you just cannot do that if you are not neutral. you cannot get people to be straight with you. you cannot get people to be forthright with you. kathleen hennessey: it does, also, speak to one of the dangers of covering the white house. it's true. you are there to know what the white house is thinking, so you really do talk to a lot of people who think -- or agree. right? that is your job, to know what the white house is saying and what they are thinking. so i think there is sort of a bubble effect sometimes where you spend a lot of time talking to white house officials, and it can seep in, so you do have to fight

to me, it's all normal. 22.37.14.16 when christy decided to compete in the miss america system, her platform was easy - the march of dimes was a chapter to a story she lives out every day.the march of dimes works to research *why babies are born prematurely. in iowa alone, more than 3 million dollars is put into research grants t tlook at how cholesterol and even a woman's height can trigger premature birth.now, as a march of dimes board member, christy actively works to educate- she says thursday's report card that lists ioio with a "c" grade shows work still needs to be done, but she's encouraged that the report is digging deeper. for the first time, the state numbs are broken down into counties. and we can work specifically on these different counties. while the researchchs exciting and the strength of numbers is improving, christy reminds us remember that nothing beats the strength of the hum spirit. 22.37.22.05 when he was born, we were told he'd never walk, talk or be normal...so just because the prognosis that they tell you when you're borna&it doesn't matter. you can break through it

the campaign spokesperson released a statement regarding the incident stating at no point to governor christieeract with the passenger. for the passenger pose a verbal or physical threat to the governor.governor. united airlines did release a statement but it was quite vague. working to accommodate customers. after the flight was delayed due to disrupt customer onboard. from my updates follow me on twitter. bill: a lot of talk about how the united states should deal with syrian refugees. thirty-four governors. house voted to pause the refugees for fear of terrorism. a lot of debate back and forth, but you chased one of the leaders. he said too late. >> residents are concerned now more than ever for their safety. a video was released showing a suicide bomber. i came to brooklyn because a community councilman said that he believes they are already here. he said on wednesday that he believes sleeper cells are already here in america. now, he is a local community leader from syria who came here after he was ten years old and became a councilmember and is highly respected. is no stranger to have sy

he needs to do very well. irony, christie had a great debate performance before he got demoted. that was a blow to his momentum. it also means he has to deliver on this stage. here's the challenge. how do you fight people who are either your peers in the polls or below you? one flashpoint will be between him and mike huckabee over entitlement reform. they disagree sharply on subject. that i think will be avenue christie looks to demonstrate he has got the fight in him. lou: chris christie, charlie, a man who can often find disagreement with just about everybody. >> he is a good fighter to throw an elbow instead after punch. he would have been the non-establishment candidate if donald didn't suck all the wind out of the room. it will be interesting. i will say this, someone on "varney"'s show says the candidates have to appeal to democrats. i fell off my chair laughing. lou: charlie must have fallen off his chair. >> i caught him before he was falling. what they have to do i think is put some meat on the bones in terms of thei

, no one is bigger than christie in confidence. it goes back tought chris christie in 2013 would be a strong player for the nomination. some of it was donors, but a lot of it is the natural skill on display in that video, and in this chaotic field, that will serve him well. mark: the reason why mitt romney almost put him on the ticket despite all his problems, he was a great brawler. in 15 -- a race with 15 candidates, brawling is a good skill to climb over 14 other bodies. whether he gets into the debate or not, chris christie is smart enough to consolidate the momentum he has an focus on new hampshire, where none of the establishment candidates have caught on. if it seems you like we have not been talking about the democratic race lately, it's because it has been a relative snooze. seem at the back of hillary clinton, who is gaining traction in new hampshire and something bernieing bernie ha sanders in other states. he is doing some thing he needs -- people have said he needs to do to choose the game. after passing on the topic of her e-mails du