but again, he's got teflon. so he comes off looking good. >> he never answers any question properly. and with any deep support. but i kind of appreciated what rubio was saying that it's got to be friendly to the family. and of course if the family has money in their pocket, they're going to spend. and spending obviously the economy is going to grow. and it's unfortunate where we have these debates where they're giving with one minute to answer a question. >> i agree. >> but i would like to know, go deeper into that. let me find out more. however what he did say was very interesting. >> i have a problem with marco rub yi's plan, actually. i have a problem with the way he started this whole thing. this pro family tax plan. what about people who can't have children. what can does the family mean to him. it may seem. >> he never defined family. >> on twitter he can defined it all night long. >> that's the one thing that he retweeted. >> can't talk over each other. we're not a republican debate crowd. >> we is still

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so trump not so teflon, huh? >> not so teflon. he was very brief last night in his conciliatory speech and man. >> we talked about this. i always feel that will iowa kind of delivers a surprise sometimes. right? the rest of america or maybe i should say new york and d.c. thinking one way. >> it is a nightmare at times for the pollsters. >> one upset on one side and the other too close to call. >> hillary clinton was once considered to be a shoo-in and ended up in a deadlock with vermont senator bernie sanders. >> despite his wide and steady lead donald trump ended up finishing in second place behind ted cruz. marco rubio is casting a stronger than expected finish in a close third place as a victory. >> let's get our coverage started right now with abc's brandi hitt who ises in des moines at this early morning hour. brandi did, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. oh, what an evening here in iowa, right? as you just mentioned abc news projecting that ted cluz cruz will win the republican caucuses. and one of the reasons? the io

as the teflon president. things don't stick to him. >> well, one of the things i think is important to understand when we look at donald trump phenomenon is that like ronald reagan, like arnold schwartz en egger. with that kind of cultural dominance, you can run all the ads against these people you want. unlike having an effect on ted cruz or marco rubio who are politicians and don't have that standing. this makes a big difference and creates that sort of teflon coating. >> but that is true, but it's not just a celebrity piece. there is a new media system that he understands. fdr understood radio, and that made him a legend. jfk understands television. that made him a legend. >> lincoln with the telegraph. >> obama understand the internet. we're used to it now. it was amazing then. we are now in a reality tv era. a twitter era. you don't get fewer followers on twitter by being mean. you don't -- the villain on the reality tv show is always the star. he's playing by a new set of media rules, and the rest of th

let's call him teflon trump. he did this in a state that has a brand as the conservative state, that picks presidents, that essentially sets the republican party back on its course after a week in which he came into town and said, george w. bush lied, george w. bush was wrong about iraq. he said at the town hall, he liked central health care. republican party didn't like obamacare, especially the mandate. the fight with the pope, maybe that helped him, but another week where donald trump was the dust ball in the race stirring it autopsy up and he wins. >> the interesting thing, even this fight with the pope, he won the most catholic county in south carolina. and you can't -- you can't make this up. nia is absolutely right, he pulled from other people's bases. ted cruz has been courting the evangelicals more than any -- than the rest of the candidates, arguably. >> he's not the teflon trump, he's the teflon don, right? the fact is anyone else who had won new hampshire in such a big fashion won south carolina by do

>> i wouldn't call it teflon. his characteristic stance is one word, defiance. he defies national wisdom, the wash establishment, conventional leadership, he defies the pope for goodness sakes. there are a lot of voters who feel the republican party has betrayed them. they kept electing republicans and that didn't to be obama. trump isn't going to be stopped by anybody and they are hoping that can he stop everything obama did in his eight years. >> with rubio and cruz neck and neck, how big an imormt was it for rubio to get the south carolina governor nikki haley? >> he got the endorsement of the very popular nikki haley, that could call him vulnerable to being called the establishment candidate but in south carolina scott and especially haley are very, very popular. and i think that gives him a big push in south carolina. and when haley endorsed him, she said he would be good for military. he doesn't have any military record but she said woe have the backs of the veterans and on military duty. that's very important in south carolina. they thought the military v

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it seems like his campaign has been made of teflon, and i think he will continue on to these other states with that in mind. i think it is now that the ration has narrowed, theoretically, to three candidates, but john kasich is pledging to stay in through the midwest. ben carson of course still in the race. i am interested to see if they will pile on trump or if they will take on each other. >> there is a debate and there is also neff. the next test for the republicans. donald trump is leading by 26 points. is there a clear path for donald trump, or do you see momentum stopping at a certain point? >> i see him doing great in the s.e.c. states. he put in a lot of time in those different states having huge rallies in alabama, mississippi, and georgia today i think he will do well there. the only hope for the rubio campaign is that come march 15th he could do well in the winner take all states. you have illinois, ohio, florida all in one day. if he could take three out of the five, he could sweep up 230 delegates and be tied around where trump would be. that's a very optimistic katie is this

teflon don. >>> then, senator marco rubio on what's next for his campaign. >> the state of south carolina will always be the place of new [ applause ] >> we'll ask rubio about his effort become the establishment alternative to trump. >>> plus, hillary clinton and bernie sanders battle in nevada. a sunday poonl where -- panel on where the race stands. sanders' campaign. are you surprised sanders is doing this well. >> yes.

. >> joy giving her view of the teflon don. >> no matter what he says, he rises in the polls. whatever he does. there's something strange about

and just like the teflon don... his supporters are confident going into tomorrow. ((wendell fountain/laughlin: he man is awesome, he is unbeatable, no one will beat donald trump, no one." dylan seebert/unlv student: "we're just trying to piggy-back off of south carolina, and new hampshire, and keep that going, and bring it on to texas, it's really what we're looking forward to." )) ((patrick walker)) trump will campaign in northern nevada tomorrow... with a midday rally in sparks. he'll come back down to las vegas for an event starting at 8pm at treasure island... before the caucus sites close at 9. ((patrick walker)) with trump's big lead in the polls... the question now will be who takes second? ted cruz and marco rubio split that distinction... in the two polls released last week. ((paula francis)) patrick... last time... hundreds of people were turned away because the venue was too small. that for this rally? ((patrick walker)) last month's rally was in a large meeting room. but tonight's is inside the south point arena... which seats several thousand people. w

." >>> just call him the teflon don. trump unshakeable today as he's targeted in the new york papers, and spoofed by johnny depp. >> the only thing with more brass is my balls. >> are you the favorite to be the next president of the united states. >> his new interview, plus melania posing poolside inside trump's megacountry estate. new video, kish kardashian today revealing her post-baby body. defense of bill cosby today. >>> only on "extra," usher's first interview about his secret wedding. >> congratulations, because you -- >> get out of here. >>> did joe giudice cheat on theresa while she was in prison. >> i saw them. >> what was in her bed when she first checked in? >>> in the "extra" feed, gwynneth's booty call, her super sexy new photo shoot. >>> plus jen and justin, kendall jenner, owen and ben. aj's there as the "zoolander 2" crew crashes new york fashion week. >>> now on "extra" from universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. [ cheers and applause ] >>> welcome to "extra," i'm mario lopez, co

we suspect that donald trump has gone through this campaign almost a as a teflon candidate. it doesn't matter what he says, it's had very little affect on his poll numbers. the big thing to watch is who comes second and third. ted cruz is sitting comfortbly in second, but the rubio campaign believes they've built up steam, and with a bit of wind at their back and good turnout they might sneak second place. if they do that is bad news for ted cruz. even if rubio finishes third, while he can't say that's a victory it would be a defeat for jeb bush. he spent a lot of time campaigning in this state. he has used the bush name and he has had his mom at the event. he would hate to see that the only person who loves him in south carolina is his mom. if he finishes fourth there is a prospect that someone from the republican party establishment will come along, tap him on the shoulder and say we need to get behind an anti-trump candidate. it's not going to be you. you need to step out of the race and marco rubio will be the anointed one. this will whittle down to three men chasing the

he's been able -- he's been so teflon and able to face so many things. any one of 10 things he has said any time before this year would have eliminated him from being a contender and he's racked up two primary wins saying those things. you look at the polling down where they're going in the next few states and trump is leading in every one of those including new york and pennsylvania right now. >> are you surprised by this? we talked on politics now a lot about donald trump and the things he's been able to get away with. billy'serate. any one of those things would have killed a normal politician. >> absolutely. so i'm surprised by rubio's second place winning. >> over cruz. why is that? been on top of the world there, and of course it goes between trump and cruz. i personally think that trump is going to get it. he resonates with a lot of folks. i have friends that say i'm voting for trump. what? i'm amazed by that. i think he's -- well, he's different. and everybody who says that he's very different. >> the nicest way to describe donald trump right here

. >> we ask trump if he's truly teflon don. >> then, senator marco rubio on what's next for his campaign. >> the state of south carolina will always be the place of new beginnings and fresh starts. [ applause ] >> we'll ask rubio about his effort become the establishment alternative to trump. >>> plus, hillary clinton and bernie sanders battle in nevada. a sunday poonl where -- panel on where the race stands. >>> and strategist behind bernie sanders' campaign. are you surprised sanders is doing this well. >> yes. i am surprised. >> all right now on "fox news sunday." hello again from washington. we begin with the results from yesterday's political doubleheader. in the republican primary in

teflon donald, you never know. katie, thanks very much. now let's head out west to the democrats in nevada. kasie hunt is with the sanders' campaign, on their way to sparks. obviously, plenty of metaphors there. they're hoping for a nevada spark. how confident are they that they're going to pull this off? >> hey, chuck. we just arrived in sparks, actually. the golden nugget, as you know with, the nevada campaign events are some fun ones. at this point, the sanders' campaign is pretty confident that they're there'll going to get something out of nevada that they didn't necessarily expect to a week ago. they believe that things are very, very close, obviously, it's pretty difficult to poll here in nevada, trying to figure out the university of caucusgoers is pretty difficult. but they feel like they're in the position to deal another blow to hillary clinton at this point. and there's a lot, more than, i think, we expected riding on this for both sides. because if sanders does, in fact, have a poor showing here, after people have talked so lo

." >>> just call him the teflon don.akeable today as he's targeted in the new york papers, and spoofed by johnny depp. >> the only thing with more brass is my balls. >> are you the favorite to be the next president of the united states. >> his new interview, plus melania posing poolside inside trump's megacountry estate. new video, kish kardashian today revealing her post-baby body. >> why kanye is speaking out in defense of bill cosby today. >>> only on "extra," usher's first interview about his secret wedding. >> >> congratulations, because you -- >> get out of here. >>> did joe giudice cheat on theresa while she was in prison. >> i saw them. >> what was in her bed when she first checked in? >>> in the "extra" feed, gwynneth's booty call, her super sexy new photo shoot. >>> plus jen and justin, kendall jenner, owen and ben. aj's there as the oo

donald trump has been made of teflon so far in this campaign, nothing sticks. buts now he under siege from all sides. the last gop nominee, as you said, mitt romney, has attacked trump over his unwillingness to release his tax returns. former romney advisers i've been talking to all day note the former massachusetts governor had already released his tax returns by this stage in the campaign. and one former romney aide said that mitt romney just wanted to show these candidates on the stage tonight how to hit donald trump and how to draw blood. as for the other trump side show today, that was with the former mexican president, vicente fox, who said that mexico is not going to pay for any wall, that effing wall, as you mentioned, anderson. trump fired back on twitter, of course, saying that vicente fox owes an apology. but make no mistake, this is not a problem for donald trump, this is a gift. it's a good thing in the republican party right now to be attacked by the former president of mexico. anderson? >> yeah, it's certainly maybe a gift for donald trump tonigh

and there's such a teflon nature to the trump candidacy so far. he's made serious mistakes, he's made statements that go over the top and he's constantly forgiven by his supporters and it seems to drive even more supporters to the cause. it is one of the oddest things i think we've all asked to observe much less to figure out where it's going and what impact it's ultimately going to have. all right. on the other side, what about bernie and hillary in nevada? do you think nevadans will really poll for-for well i mean i know they picked hillary but it wasn't that close- or it wasn't that far apart. it was a close margin. absolutely. i mean the divisions that are in the republican party i don't know if those get healed at the general election time either. that will the traditional republicans, the marco rubio faction what not or even the bush faction, are they going to go and embrace trump? i don't know. the evangelicals, they could easily stay home as they did in '08 with a candidate they not embrace and that was john mccain. so these are all things

if he gets away with that without some support, that means hs really is teflon don." trump didn't stop there, threatening to break his party loyalty pledge and threatening to take legal action to from running because of his canadian birth. clinton says "..i am not a single issue candidate because issue country." hillary clinton attacking bernie sanders in a nevada, a state that at one point most in the a lock for her. but, sanders is recent poll there. sanders says "..everything in my political gut tells me that we have the momentum here in this state." on cam tag now, that's nevada, but, clintion and sanders will also square off in south carolina on february twenty- seventh and even though clinton has an advantage there, recent polls suggest the gap is narrowing. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. still to come have you seen that photo of a rabbit or a duck? why it's trending on the internet right now... coming up plus. you know i've got that bearcat bling.. that can only mean one thing. why two u-c students are making a parody of drake's hit - hotline bling. whe

teflon don. >>> then, senator marco rubio on what's next for his campaign. >> the state of south carolina will always be the place of new beginnings and fresh starts. [ applause ] >> we'll ask rubio about his effort become the establishment alternative to trump. >>> plus, hillary clinton and bernie sanders battle in nevada. a sunday poonl where -- panel on where the race stands. >>> and strategist behind bernie are you surprised sanders is doing this well. >> yes. i am surprised. sunday." hello again from washington. we begin with the results from doubleheader. south carolina, donald trump scored a big victory, winning almost 33% of the vote. it was a close race for second with marco rubio edging out ted cruz. the bottom three were far back with jeb bush suspending his campaign. in the nevada democratic caucuses, hillary clinton narrowly defeated bernie sanders with 53% of the vote. we'll talk with the two republicans who had the best nights, donald trump and marco rubio, in a moment. first, fox team coverage starting with chief political correspondent carl cameron in rockhill, south caro

and even with this solid door protecting me from the inmate, i still had to wear a teflon vest and plastic face mask. guards took no chances when it came to protecting me and themselves from any harm. outside steve livaditis says he's a changed man. but that was a much different story 30 years ago. natsot - i didn't care for other people's lives he robbed a beverly hills jewelry store, and killed 3 employees. sot - i was an evil person. i don't know any other way to put it livaditis calls himself evil, and says he deserves his punishment. he and scott peterson share the same yard. and you might be surprised, a small group have certain freedoms the other condemned inmates don't. i'll tackle that part of the story tomorrow night. and dig a little deeper into the lives of the men stranded on death row. >> pam:with five days to go until the next republican primary, donald trump has a big lead in the south carolina polls. that has not kept him from piling the insults on his closest rival. grant is here with the latest exchange. >> grant:here is is at a rally tonight in greenville, south carolin

trump down, that leaves a very narrow window for ted cruz and marco rubio to make any dent in the teflon don until the next voting. this week the campaigns of both senators put out competing memos with lessons learned from the south carolina primary. they list reasons why only their guy can be trump. they criticize each other more than the republican front-runner. they are pretending john kasich doesn't even exist. john: you suggested that the only thing that can take trump down all of these republican candidates not taking on the front runner. i do think that in rubio's case at least the argument that ted cruz is making that you can't take out donald trump from the left is far weaker than the argument rubio is making which is the donald trump is havectable and you need to a mainstream candidate like me. i think marco rubio's making the better messaging argument. polling suggests that the best decision for ted cruz is ahead in texas. anywhere at this point is big news. the message of ted cruz to say i can beat him again i am the only one who was beaten them. a new poll in ohio today show

you are so frustrated by donald trump that he's teflon. ronald reagan is not teflon.bout 9/11 in ways that bernie sanders wouldn't talk about it. you look at the polls afterwards on who won the debate, it doesn't -- nothing seems to get to him. >> well, again, i don't think that's true. i think the issue is that iowa and new hampshire have not played the traditional role in winnowing down the candidates so off group of candidates playing survivor. there's no reason for marco rubio or jeb bush or john kasich to drop out right now and why has that happened? it's because they haven't taken on the two big issues with donald trump which is namely temperament, do you want a grew like this with his finger on the nuclear button -- >> jeb has. >> policy -- >> mary, jeb has been saying in the every debate. >> jeb has launched personal attacks. he hasn't talked about the policies. he calls him a chaos candidate. that's not talking about his ideas. the last debate was great. jeb talked about imminent domain. cruz and bush talked about foreign policy. cruz talked about trump's pos

. >> trump not so teflon. >> not so teflon. he was very brief last night in his conciliatory speech and yeah. >> we talked about this. i always feel that iowa kind of delivers a surprise sometimes . >> it does. >> or maybe just new york and d.c. are thinking one way and doesn't necessarily work out that way. >> it is a nightmare for the pollsters. >> let's start with that. >> we begin with the surprise in iowa with one upset on one side and the other too close to call. >> yeah. hillary clinton was once considered to be a shoo-in ended senator bernie sanders. >> and despite his wide and steady lead in the polls, donald trump ended up finishing in second place behind texas senator ted cruz by 4 percentage points. meantime florida senator marco rubio casting a stronger than expected finish in a close third place as a victor. >> let's get our coverage started with abc's brandi hit in des moines at the early morning hour. good morning. >> good morning. oh, what an evening here in iowa, right. as you mentioned abc news projecting ted

if he gets away with that, without some diminishment of his support, that means he really is teflon don>> meantime the democrats are out in nevada pressing their luck out there, bernie sanders and hillary clinton. take a listen. >> everything in my political gut tells me that we have the momentum here are in thisiz state. [cheers and applause] that if people come out in large numbers on caucus day, we are going to win here in nevada. >> he wants to move toward what he calls single payer. i agree, the goal is great. we have got to get everybody covered. get costs down so everybody can afford what they need. i think the last thing our country needs right now is to be plunged into another contentious debate about healthcare. it will gridlock us. >> commonning from hillary clinton i'm not a single issue candidate. that has come up again and again and again. >> what candidate is she? she lost in 2008 to barack obama in part because she did not take seriously the caucus states. now, here is one that she is obviously taking seriously because she cancelled the event in florida. her people sort

second is teflon trump. anything that happens and you think will take away from his numbers or hurt the momentum you have been wrong. we have seen in the past 24 hours he is engaged in a twitter battle. with mitt romney. it shows thathe has an anti-establishment tone, aggressive and so far it's successful for him. the third thing the super preview. we are days away from march 1, super tuesday. 11 states are voting and delegates are up for grabs including in texas 155 of them. what impression can they make on voters before they go to the polls? it's not lost on anyone the significance of having the debate in texas where the immigration issue is perhaps as important as it is anywhere else in the country. donald trump with the controversial stance. will it do well in texas? there are viewers on the hispanic side of the demographic. it's broken down. telemundo is pushing this out to voters. we will see how it sits with them. if he scales back the rhetoric or goes full bore. we'll have repor come in. stay with ab

. >> we ask trump if he's truly teflon don. >>> then, senator marco rubio on what's next for his campaign. >> the state of south carolina will always be the place of new beginnings and fresh starts. [ applause ] >> we'll ask rubio

. >> the teflon could wear ear. >> could wear off. >> let's talk marco rubio. there's news mitt romney may endorse endorse. how important is that? and does rubio aps path to the nomination look viable to you? >> i think the mitt romney thing is a good thing for marco rubio. it accumulates the establishment in his lane. he wants to become a one-on-one race with donald trump. in this. he's doing well among evangelicals and social conservatives. where does marco rubio win? he's finished third, fifth, and second. he's not had a victory. it's open. it will be difficult for him to demonstrate what's the first state he wins in? >> does the jeb bush development, a poignant scene overnight, does jeb bush bowing out help marco rubio? do his voters and funders go to rubio? >> i think the funders automatically go to him. the establishment leadership. i don't think all the voters go to rubio. some go to rubio. so gom to trump, some go to cruz, some stay out of it. the interesting thing about jeb bush, the end of the dynasty, we haven't had a winning gop ticket in america th

it's like he is a teflon don.some of the things things he does and says , you think it would infuriate people but his numbers skyrocket. you can tweet us at juliet huddy and ben simmoneau. ben: italy day! it is leap day . it's march tomorrow. >> i feel like march can feel like spring is on the way. >> it was awesome. yesterday was pretty amazing.mike: only one big storm.ben: what is the thing on friday? mike: doesn't look like much right now. don't get too crazy. we made it up to 60 yesterday and it 50 in bridgeport and 33 in poughkeepsie. it's pretty dry but it won't stay that way all day long. the wind comes in from the south and that depends on where you are. it's around three 17 miles per hour. a cold front is coming into town and you can see the showers coming through pennsylvania. as it makes its approach, it's hanging on to the rainfall but not a lot. the cold front is passing by and right in the middle of the day, there is moisture in it and we expect the showers to come here or there but i don't think there will be too much happening. late this morning in the early afternoon w

would see this battle royale between trump and pope and see a chance to make at least a dent in the teflon don. but reaction says mr. trump might be preaching to the choir. jeb bush said building a wall on the mexican border was, unchristian the ben carson declined to question his rival's faith and ted cruz simply said, "i'm not going to get in the middle of that." so john, what should the vast north american viewing audience note from these reactions? john: it's been a wild and woolly week in south carolina and i lot of tough shots taken atd trump and the others over everything. i think it suggests that in many ways on certain issues, especially this issue of immigration, the republican party is donald trump's party now and none of these guys are going to be on the other size -- side of trump here because the pope's comments could as a matter of fact as a matter of substance apply equally to them. matt: i think trump's plain vote -- motivation is when people lash out at him, he lashes back. but if it hadn't been done today, the news was going to be dominated by marko rubio's polling and g

if he gets away with that without some diminishment of his support, he is really teflon don. >> reporter: and trump threatened to take legal action to stop ted cruz from running because of his canadian birth. >> i am not a single issue candidate because this is not a single issue country. >> hillary clinton attacking bernie sanders in nevada, a state most thought was a lock for her. but sanders is dead even in recent polls. >> everything in my political gut tells me that we have the momentum here in this state. >> reporter: that's nevada. clinton and sanders will also square off in south carolina february 27th. even though clinton has an advantage there, recent polls suggest the gap is narrowing. >>> now to the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia and the political battle over filling his seat on the nation's highest court. a uc berkeley political professor tells us republicans may stand firm and block anyone president obama nominate. the constitution states that the president shall nominate and appoint a judge with the advice and consent of the senate. but with 54 republicans i

it's the teflon don. >> you think this is a done deal. >> you, too? >> it is a done deal.hree of the first floor. he's leading in every state. maybe not texas, but as we speak in texas as well super tuesday. the all important winner take all started march 15th. he's going to win florida. he will win it by 20 points. >> they all went after him big time last night. i am wondering a little bit, a lot, way too late? >> way too late. >> what do you think the problem was? >> i think marco rubio was trying to get support of the jeb bush he finally got a little bit of that money in december. he was playing conservative and trying to attack ted cruz in iowa. he was stuck in the in between zone. if ted cruz wasn't there he would have made progress if jeb bush wasn't there he would have made progress. he won a cycle too early. >> he is running for second place. we have a history of nominating a person who was second in the previous primary. dole was second. mccain was second, romney was second. if rubio was second to trump which he wasn't because cruz won iowa. that's all he's going