most people in pakistan had never heard of bush dean until about 2 years ago it's a fascinating story how he's now suddenly a household name in pakistan he's somebody was born in the tribal region of salt as you just on it's a border region along the finest on he's the son of a schoolteacher he was studying veterinary science in school and he grew up during the so-called war on terror of you witnessed a lot of bombing and killing and brutality around him and eventually his own family was forced to move out of the tribal areas so he has seen all this firsthand and when you hold rallies across pakistan where tens of thousands of young people come he speaks from his heart from his personal experience and that's why his message resonates with a lot of people the pakistani army however sees him as a foreign funded agent they call him a traitor they seem as somebody who is acting on behalf of external forces namely of going to stone and there are many opposition groups why do you think that the military is particularly threatened by him. well. many people who criticize the military or its a

rights activist in buckets than are protesting against his arrest the leader of the bush student protection movement dean was detained on monday pakistan's government accuses him of inciting violence has more from islamabad. there were scattered protests all go the strand very big dozens of supporters coming out in support of money. 'd by the police in the city of. he would be accused of denouncing the country's constitution of speaking against the country's security forces and for using strong and threatening language after that a member of parliament from not really understand that they should be countrywide protests demanding his release dozens of his protest. in front of the press club in islamabad despite their reign and after that there were reports 'd that one of the members of parliament who had just gone through off the border on monday would 1st was detained they figure to force it of course i think the statement from the police that he were detained and not at a stage the government had leaked you christine the organization of taking funds from the avalon intelligence and even india yesterday

bush -- talk about the howard dean. >> for most of us who were there and remember 2004, nothing we remember is the dena screaming. on caucus night, it turns out howard dean comes in third despite having been perceived as the front-runner for months going into the final caucuses, he tries to parlay that into saying, we will continue, we will go with all the states, his voice gets louder, he kind of yells at the end, you can see it on youtube. it is funny because in retrospect, looking at it, it does not seem to be that big a deal. at the moment, it was. it became the focus of the stories and it points out the opposite side of the expectations game. the failure to meet expectations. expected to win, he comes in third, john kerry wins, john edwards comes in second. howard dean is a distant third. his chances are shot. it is manly because everyone thought he would win, he does not win, the media talks about it in that way, negatively. in the research we have done, we look at this media effect. it is clear that candidates who beat expectations on the positive side get a lot of attention and a bu

bush reelect. first.rry came in john edwards, second. howard dean, third at 17%.ichard gephardt, fourth at 11.2%. here is a piece of video from the 2004 iowa caucuses that has become iconic. we will watch and have you talk about the impact of this moment and iowa this year. >> you know something? not only are we going to new hampshire, tom larkin, we are going to south carolina, oklahoma, arizona, new mexico, california, texas, new york, oregon, washington, michigan, and then we are going to washington dc to take back the white house. [applause] , he isavid yepsen clearly having fun in that video. what did it do to his candidacy and why? mr. yepsen: effectively ended it. it was too aggressive, too hot, too excited. it did not look presidential. this was the night he finished third. this did not happen before the caucuses come it happened immediately after. think it finished his candidacy. he has already failed to meet expectations. and onr dean came here the strength of the antiwar movement surged into an early first place. could not sustain it. other candidates s

then take out it but if you so you can do what i feel it to john then add up dean let me say that you know we're george bush who'd been with darwin and the u.k.'s statement. on how the judge. who has not even died well i can now hold the hoof and. now if. so what if the guy threw a shoe at. and there me. my. going to be made a few. for you to come selves have. known just said the. movement. i'm going to reach is the sourcing of the l a times report paragraph one of us authorities say column one still u.s. officials say said one u.s. justice department counterterrorism official column 2 officials said u.s. authorities say u.s. officials said those officials said the officials confirmed american officials complained they said that u.s. officials. u.s. officials stressed column 3 u.s. authorities said jordanian officials said we're going to slide. no laughter please we haven't finished yet several u.s. officials said column 4 u.s. officials said several american official said officials say say u.s. officials but u.s. officials said one u.s. counterterrorism official said i'm not joking there it is that is the

bush would come down to something called hanging chads. that in 2004, worse than howard dean's third place finish in the iowa caucus would be the screen which he ended his concession speech and that rick perry would elect three government agencies and not be able to name them or that in 2016 this trifecta would play out, first that donald trump would would be outed with an old ""access hollywood"" tape in which he made crude remarks prior. second, that wikileaks campaign emails an hour later, third, that two days thereafter donald trump would invite the media to watch his debate prep tonal have him surprise every een by presenting three women who each claimed sexual harassment against bill clinton. ladies and gentlemen, here is the one certainty, the only thing we know for sure about the 2020 election, that we really don't know what's about to happen, unless you're this guy. >>> now to iran. both iran's president and the supreme leader have vowed revenge for the killing of general qasem soleimani. the u.s. is deploying thousands of troops to the region and cities are monitoring

bush reelected on the democratic side. there was quite a field of candidates. john kerry came in first. howard dean, third at 70%.here is a piece of video from the 2004 iowa caucuses that has become iconic. i think it is fair to say. we will talk about the impact of this one moment in iowa that your. >> and you know something? you know something? not only are we going to new hampshire, tom harkin, we are going to south carolina and oklahoma and arizona and north dakota and new mexico and texas and new york, and we are going to south dakota. and washington, and michigan. then we are going to washington, d.c. to take back the white house. yepson isid yet clearly having fun in that video. guest: i think it effectively ended it. too was too agressive, excited. it did not look presidential. remember, this was the night that he finished third. it happened immediately after the caucuses. it finished his candidacy. it already failed to meet expectations. the strength of the antiwar other candidates started to attack him. he wound up finishing third. i ran into governor dean and he said david, if you had told me when i fi

be reminiscent of 2004 kerry versus howard dean dynamic where large segments of voters were basically voting a person thought most likely to beat george w. bushhen another segment of voters, progressive wing was voting their hearts and desires and all the rest. what is interesting about this time around is that the tiebreaker between these two opposing forces moderate versus progressive is actually the african-american vote, that seems decisively going for biden. i still think biden is better placed than bernie sanders is. chris: let me throw, juan, another scenario at you, we have only about a minute left. you could end up with different winners four early races, iowa, new hampshire, nevada, south carolina, four different winners in all of them, wouldn't that set things up at least theoretically perfectly for michael bloomberg who is sitting there on a huge war chest, slightly raising, rising in the polls for super tuesday? >> it is incredible to me, does look like the stars are aligning for mike bloomberg, if you are thinking super tuesday, we're at 40% of the delegates. his advertising is overwhelming. even bought a super bowl. i think you

dean dynamic. where large segments of voters were voting for the person they thought will most likely to be george w. bushhere was the progressive wing voting their hearts and desires and all the rest. what's interesting, but this time around the tiebreaker between these two opposing forces of certain moderate versus progressive is actually the african-american vote. and that seems decisively to be going for biden. so biden is better place than bernie sanders is. chris: let me throw another scenario at you. e,u could end up with different winners, for early races, iowa, new hampshire, nevada, south carolina, for different winners and all of them. when not set things up at least theoretically perfectly for michael bloomberg who is sitting on a huge warchest slightly rising in the polls, for super tuesday? >> it is incredible to me but it does look like the stars are aligning for mike bloomberg if you're looking to look at super tuesday would have 40% of the delegates and he gets his advertising has been overwhelming. he even bought a super bowl ad and i think you'll see it. to me he bought a minute on the

bush and did some there. at least i got letters from him at the house and all kinds of stuff. i never heard from the clintons. deanme pro-choice and pro-life. it changed my whole life. dean: real quickly and a very short answer. how is the economy working for you? >> it's working great. i made a copy today, ohio is less unemployment than in 2012. i mean, it's ridiculous. if you look at the stats, people keep saying oh, no, not the economy. but look at it. it's doing very well. dean: well as bill clinton would say it's the economy, stupid. >> right, exactly. dean: good times and good folks down here at the diner. we are having a good time. ainsley, brian, steve, back to you. steve: all right. enjoy john's potatoes there dean cain and company, thank you very much. ainsley: thanks, dean. brian: pancake house that has more than pancakes. follow that story. ainsley: from one dean to another janice dean. janice: dean squared i love dean cain. life threatening situation across portions of the gulf coast and the south. this is developing storm that is going to bring not only the threat for tornadoes but we are going to se