mark: would a president john kasich still favor a two state's solution? ich: i think sometimes we push them, and we do it publicly to the point where we begin to undermine them. that's not the right thing to do. mark: so you come into office january 17 and the israeli prime minister says i want to take steps to make israel more secure. what would be on your suggestion list to do? what would your input be to that discussion? what you think could be done to make israel more secure right now? john kasich: the iron dome seems to be very effective. secondly, the assistance they need to be able to deter. the concerns i have are the s400s that the russians have now in syria. even though right now relations are not tense between russia and israel, when you have those kind of air defense systems out there, it begins to weaken the ability of israel to protect itself should things turned the wrong way. mark: tom friedman wrote that while vladimir putin may still popular home in some ways, his international gambits are not working out. crimea is not really working out

a. john kasich is calling u.s. to go into syria. that is a call to deploy 4345,000 u.s. troops - 435,000 troops. ted cruz calls for carpet bombing i.s.i.s. terrorists. someone needs to tell him that presags guided mew nations made carpet bombing obsolete, which is a war crime. risking world war 3 doesn't seem to bother chris christie last heard threatening to shoot down russian fire planes. not to be outdone, donald trump repeated his call to be much tougher and target the families of i.s.i.l. killers. another would kill others. the obama administration has made a terrible mess of its policy towards syria and libya to name two now failed states in the middle east and the iran knee clear deal has its critics. i don't see how our world will be more safer and secure for americans and for everyone else, daring to offer complex adult solutions to complex demanding problems, that would really be explore. i'm phil torres. tonight sharks. both people avoid sharks. we're out to meet them. tag them. learn all about this pep. >> sharks don't eat people. >> five days and nights at s

right now there's no organized effort underway to try to push a john kasich or jeb bush out of the raceefore the primary, but there are some preliminary discussions happening about what that wing of the party will do if all of those candidates come out of new hampshire and continue on. and two of the names i heard a lot about were paul ryan and mitt romney, not to run, but essentially to have a come to jesus conversation with some of these candidate and come up with a process for winnowing down that part of the field. >> yeah, okay. that would be fun. great, good luck with that. >> so john, debates are always a good time for members of the party to come together and talk about other things before the big show. on monday in las vegas, a bunch of hispanic conservative activists are going to be holding meeting with some of the presidential campaigns to go over their immigration policy and talk about other issues, representatives of the bush, the rubio, cruz, and carson campaigns will be meeting with this group. this is the same group of hispanic conservatives that showed up at the last deb

a full -- full eveningpear lineup. collingwoo republican candidate for john kasich is a town hall in ohio. then come author craig shirley on the last act of the ronald reagan presidency. british prime minister david cameron takes questions from house of commons. >> republican presidential candidate, ohio governor john kasich held a town hall meeting in portsmouth new hampshire tonight. the politicalt environment in washington, job creation, the economy, combating terrorism, and u.s. foreign-policy. this is just over an hour. gov. kasich: come over here and think ruth griffin. she is the best thing that happened to me in new hampshire. [applause] gov. kasich: john, we got some really good news. where's john? we didn't think about this. losti became governor, we 350,000 jobs. since i have been governor, we 385,000 private sector jobs. [applause] gov. kasich: so, this is my daughter aemma. this is -- reece is sleeping on the bus. she's sick. they brought their friends. the reason why my wife and i are back in business again is that when i think about 385,000 jobs, families.out 385,000 i mentio

john kasich. new day for america is josh: it a first in decade, the open for december guided tours. looking at pictures on facebook and they show the reason why it's open, there's no snow. officials call this very unusual for this time of year. the tours are only to the tree line, which is about halfway up. so this holiday season we're asking you to show us your lights. and every wednesday we're visiting some of the best displays. jennifer: josh judge is live in salem tonight where one house on bradford drive is all decked out for christmas. reporter: it sure is, it's amazing here. crowds of people are showing up to see it as well. i'm here with the owner of the house, claudio arsenio. we have crowds that come to watch your lights. >> yes. right now it's 6:00, a lot of people start to come in right now. it's so nice to see. reporter: the kids seem to enjoy it. >> yes, the kids like what i do. reporter: speaking of kids, the donations and you give them $500,000 every year or so that you take the donations from people that come and look at the display. >> whatever the money the people

a liar. >>> john kasich is finishing up his second day of campaign iing in new hampshire, stops in portsmouth, any hampshire and concord. >>> it is 4:56 on monday morning, the sky is the limit. >> the force taking over the box office, how the latest "star wars" movie is breaking >>> the force was definitely with the new "star wars" movie this weekend. >> "the force awakens" had the largest american debut bringing in $238 million just over the weekend, the 7th film earned a whopping $517 million, more than half a billion, its second only to jurassic world which brought in 525 million. the design owe sawyers had the

a scheduling conflict. (laughter) >> i don't know what's sadder in this situation, that poor john kasich is so unpopular he his campaign events at a coffee shop, or that he had to cancel it because of a scheduling conflict. what is is conflict? him walking around, like, sorry, can we use this table? no? sorry. can i use that -- no? can i -- no? i'm john kasich from the -- the -- yeah, that guy. that guy. (laughter) and what was he doing at a coffee shop anyway? that's not how you run for president. it's how you have nonhouse sex on craigslist. are you john kasich? yeah, are you cap'n butt stuff 73? (laughter) now, of course, nobody's fallen further than jeb bush, who's sitting at about 4% in the polls, which explains his latest fundraising email promise. >> his campaign says it will stop spamming email accounts with fundraising requests till next year, but there is a catch to this offer. you will have to contribute $25 in campaign cash now. >> trevor: wow! for only $25, jeb bush will leave you alone. (cheers and applause) this is insane! you know what's crazier is jeb bush's campaign and super pac have spen

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the first is called three governors, and lists why bush is a better choice than john kasich or chris ristie. the kasich campaign responded quickly arguing the ad point by point before asking, has jeb done anything lately? the other target, chris christie. we'll get back to him in a minute. now, right to rise's second ad called briefing goes after marco rubio's voting record on the senate. so here's where it gets good. rubio is already fighting that battle with another gop candidate. from "the new york times," marco rubio and, wait for it, chris christie, belittle each other's work ethic. christie first, then rubio. >> only in washington could you have the guts to stand up and say i'm against something but you have a vote to vote no on and just not go. and then put out a press release after it gets passed and say this is why i was opposed to it. well, dude, show up to work. and vote no. right? just show up to work and vote no. if you don't want to, then quit. >> my time in the senate i have a 90% attendance record. chris has been missing in new jersey for half the time. but i think as

people, while you've got the more establishment candidates like a jeb bush, a chris christie, a john kasichstill languishing in single digits. they can still say that, hey, we're two months out. there's a lot of time, the time is running out. >> time is running out. we've got the holidays in between, what if trump is the candidate. how does the establishment handle that? >> if he starts winning primary after primary and looks like he's going to be the nominee, i could see a movement by the establishment to try to string this thing along to the convention in july, where republican delegates, really members of the establishment, would then try to take it to the floor and wrest the nomination away from him. i know that sounds like an improbable outcome, but i think, you've got a lot of people nervous that he would take down the entire ticket, that he would hurt candidates across the board and lower ballot races, so i think if he began to get momentum throughout the spring, you could see that movement take place. >> we can also make the case, too, that if that did happen, it would not be the fi

a four-day trip. ohio governor john kasich is kicking off a two-day trip to dr. ben carson is making his way through the granite state this weekend. he made stops in keene and nashua today, and he will be making stops in manchestetr and concord tomorrow. wmur' s kristen carosa has more from his stop at keene state. kristen: today' s town hall was hosted by the american democracy project, a campus initiative focused on preparing students to be informed, engaged citizens. the event drew in a large crowd of all ages. more than 200 people packed into the young student center at keene state college for the event. carson' s last visit to new since that time, he has been slipping in the polls. despite that, he says he is the right choice. he discussed the national debt, the economy, and taking down the current administration. carson then attacked the leading democratic candidates. dr. ben carson: bernie sanders and hillary clinton will tell you the income gap is spreading because of the evil rich people, and if we just take their money and redistribute it, everything wi

mark: they've all got a talking there. john kasich has nothing in iowa. sh and chris christie are best positioned to stop marco rubio in iowa. is, none ofght now them. none of them have a clear advantage to catch up to rubio. i think all of them could, even john kasich, because marco rubio strength in terms of fundraising and paul standing are not impregnable. john: here's the real answer. none of them have any chance to have impact in iowa. rubio is going to be the dominant establishment player in iowa, in my judgment. he has no organization. mark: bush and christie do. john: you wandered into the truth. chris christie, because he has the momentum in new hampshire -- mark: chris christie has got to know scrutiny. the minute he does well, he will be hammered with negative ads. there's not a state for chris christie after new hampshire. --n: are you ready to clear to declare all three of them dead yet? mark: no, i'm not. john: our interview with the white house chief of staff and our conversation with senator rob portman from the capital. we will be back in

a global coalition led by the u.s. the differences lie in how aggressive the u.s. should be in taking the fight to an enemy that john kasich called a cult tom: yesterday we learned that one of the victims of the shooting is from new hampshire, amanda gaspard of hinsdale is recovering at a hospital after she was shot in the leg three times. we spoke to her former pastor last night. you can see that interview at wmur.com. shelley: police say a mother was under the influence of drugs and alcohol when she crashed her car on route 4 in northwood. when officers arrived on the scene they say they revived her can narcan. steph? reporter: a woman is facing an aggravated driving while intoxicated charge after allegedly crashing her pickup truck with two young kids in the back seat. police say she could be facing additional drug charges. a neighbor on harmony road called 911 after the pickup truck veered off the road and into a swamp. when officers arrived they say they found 28-year-old emmy lee wheel of a suspected drug overdose with an 8-year-old child still in the truck. police say her husband and a 10-year-old child were all the

time. >> thank you, brianna. >> all right, have a good one. >>> coming up, i have a one-on-one interview with john kasich, he's a republican presidential candidate. he's going to join us live to talk about everything from terrorism to trump. we'll have that next. >>> just 53 days and counting until the iowa caucuses. the new poll shows trump in his strongest position yet to win the republican nomination. the poll found 35% of gop voters backing trump. that's more than double the support of his closest competitor. this is a poll taken largely before trump calleded for a temporary ban on muslims traveling to the u.s. it's a proposal that was condemned even by members of his own party. last night, trump told cnn he's not worried about the criticism because he can always run as an independent. here's how he explained it to don lemon. >> here's what jeb bush tweeted. he said, maybe donald negotiated a deal with his buddy hillary clinton continuing this path will put her in the white house. and then he linked to this tweet of you saying that 68% of your supporters would support a third party bid. here's the pl

john kasich. mark: he needs to find a rationale in new hampshire. needs to make the case that he is a different kind of+++ republican. do not shy away from it. john: been a year of outsider candidates, a guy who talks a great length on the armed services committee in the house. now it is time for the democrats. the obvious place to start is with hillary clinton. her defining moment and what she needs to do. mark: the week where she did very well at the benghazi and where joe biden decided not to run. those were arguably the best runs that any candidate has had in their careers. she's got to win iowa and new hampshire. the republicans have a long nomination fight. maybe a mega fight. john: as long as she wins iowa, she is fine. bernie, it will be called home field advantage if he wins new hampshire. if she loses both, she is in trouble. if she wins one of the two -- mark: i am not so sure that people will discount a new hampshire win as much as we do. if he wins iowa narrowly, she wins. bernie sanders, what is his best moment of the year? john: every

a, the thing that she needs to do is to fight her way back into the elections. i would say the same about john casey. john: no defining moment has been the problem for john kasich. mark: he needs to find a rationale in new hampshire. he needs to make the case that he is a different kind of republican. do not shy away from it. john: been a year of outsider candidates, a guy who talks a great length on the armed services committee in the house. for thes time democrats. the obvious place to start is with hillary clinton. the defining moments and what she needs to do. where she did very well at the benghazi hearin gs and joe biden decided not to run. win iowa and new hampshire. the republicans have a long domination fight. -- nomination fight. maybe a mega fight. iowa,as long as she wins she is fine. called homeill be field advantage if he wins new hampshire. mark: i am not so sure that people will discount a new hampshire win as much as we do. what is his best moment of the year? john: every single time he stood in front of a crowd. mark: that is not a moment. john: there is not one in particular. let's say the first one. it might have been in wisconsin. there isp

the first with a plan to destroy isis? john kasich. new day for america is >> for the first time ever bill belichick lost a game at home after leading by 14 points. and the pats lost back to back games for the first time since 2012. give chip kelly's eagles credit though, they won it with defense and special teams, scoring 21 points without even having their offense on the field. so the patriots fall to 10-2, and are now in third place in the afc playoff standings behind the bengals and broncos. the eagles at 5-7, they are still in contention for the nfc east title. throws it the most and i got to make good decisions with the ball and if i turn the ball over twice, i mean i don't think we have a chance to win many games. >> we got contributions, i thought defensive live, the pressure we got on the quarterback was instrumental. but when you have a block kick for a touchdown, an interception return and a punt return for a touchdown, it takes those things to win in this stadium against this coach and that quarterback. >> dartmouth head foo

anything can happen but i wouldn't bet a lot on john kasich. >> all right. me put you on the spot very quickly. who do you think will win iowa and new hampshire? >> well, i think in iowa it's going to be a race between ted cruz and donald trump. i think they are the two there. i don't know who is going to pull that off. but i'm going to be a little bit unpredictable and marco rubio has a real shot of moving up, if not winning second place in new hampshire, especially if you start seeing people like john mccain and mitt romney consolidate around him. i think he's the guy to watch in new hampshire. >> you're in miami right now? >> palm beach garden. >> flord da spin is going on there. we know you are fair and balanced and honest and always have terrific analysis. we thank you but we'll watch that. rubio, maybe. >> maybe. >> all right. jamie, thank you. >> i went to high school in palm beach gardens. >> right down the block from where he is. >> yeah. i literally graduated four years ago. >>> all right. the clerk of the mosque -- >> that wasn't a joke. why wouldn

it reminded me a bit of john kasich on the republican side in the last debate where he kept trying toake his turn, even when it wasn't his turn. governor o'malley clearly he realizes this is probably his last chance to leave any major, significant mark on the debate. i do not know how effective it was. he was left with no real choice in a race that has boiled down to two candidates. i think he made every effort he could to contrast himself on the issues. gun control, and a host of other things. his whole tactic in this race has been, i am appear on the stage against two talkers, former senators. he does not seem to be getting any traction. on hand,ally, you were watching you in person. what was your take away. what is your headline from last night? the first halfd of the debate in the press hour. second half at a bernie sanders debate watch. my takeaway, having said that, is that not a whole lot changed last night. there were a lot of people watching. i want to mention that i was at the bernie sanders debate watching because it was extremely well attended -- several hundred people. we

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imma john a kasich. i'm a punch the russian in the nose, yeah. i'm sorry but have i to see this again. just look at this guy. >> we can't back off of this. and let me tell you at the en, the saudis have agreed to put together a coalition. >> trevor: actually, he looks less like an italian and more like a ninja warrior. and as the night went on his kung fu style got more intense. >> it is not easy. a president of the unitied states again has to bring people together, have a position. you need to be able to penetrate these people when they are involved in these plots and plans. and we have to give the local authorities the ability to penetrate. we have to deal with it. >> oh, wow! now that's the guy, you want protecting your country. we'll be right back. oof, i'm stuffed. might pop a button. i would eat it. mom, can you pass the coffee-mate gingerbread flavor? absolutely! she's beautiful. coffee-mate's seasonal flavors are here. including new gingerbread. can't afford to let heartburn get in the way? try nexium 24hr, now the #1 selling brand for fr

so at what point does a john kasich or jeb bush call it quits? that's the real question. it's going to be a problem for someone like marco rubio or chris christie that's trying to go that lane. >> what about a vice presidential contender? do you see graham as being a vice presidential candidate? >> i dent see him as vice president. i see him as secretary of defense. he helped himself by running here. a lot of times some of those people run and embarrass themselves and wish they had never run. other times people do it to get a cable tv spot or something maybe less than noble. raise their profile. in the case of lindsey graham, he's comported himself well and been impressive. if rubio becomes president, who would be a better secretary of defense than lindsey graham? >> let's turn to who is in the race now. donald trump is demanding an apology after hillary clinton said this during the democratic debate on saturday. >> he is becoming isis's best recruiter. they are going to people showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit more radical jiha

that is a ridiculous position and one that is not productive. >> john kasich tweeted we need a leader that will unite us, not divide us. and everyone visiting our country must register. ted cruz highlighted his approach. focused on excluding syrian refugees. >> that is not my policy. i introduced legislation in the senate that would put in place a three-year moratorium on refugees coming from countries where isis or al qaeda controls a substantial amount of territory. the reason is that's where the threat is coming from. the obama administration and fbi told us they don't have the resources to vet the refugees. that is the approach we should take. >> trump taking fire from his own party. trump taking fire from democrats. in a tweet, hillary clinton calling the proposal, quote, reprehensible and prejudiced. donald trump, you don't get it. this makes us less safe. bernie sanders tweeting that the united states is a strong nation. we are weak when we have phobias divide us. donald trump will be here in the 7:00 hour of "new day." >>> and new information on the san bernardino couple. the

a liar. >>> john kasich will be finishing up his second day of campaigning in new hampshire, the ohio governor and his wife karen have stopped in portsmouth and manchester, manchester and concord, new hampshire's first in the nation primary is on february 9th. >>> drones are coming too close to planes in the commonwealth. the globe reports there were 26 near crashes in massachusetts during a 9 month period this year, 1 of those reports were in boston. flying drones is legal but not supposed to fly more than 400 feet in or close to planes or airport. >>> 5:19, the mbta is holding a public meeting today over its budget problems, trying to come up with ways to fund the cost of the green line extension that has ballooned to almost a billion dollars over budget. at 1:00 this afternoon that meeting at the state also deal with plans to avoid the delays stemming from last year's snow storms. >>> a local all volunteer organization is bringing christmas to those who need it the most. >> good story. thousands of homeless kids and their families got a holiday to remember, 4500 kids got to see santa, have

a campaign. -- john kasich campaign. we will also update you on the continuing feud between the publisher of the states largest newspaper and donald trump. jean: several stretches of railroad in missouri and illinois are out of service tonight because of the historic floodwaters that are still rising there. elizabeth her is in missouri with more. >> the damage you see here is the work of the river, overflowing and flooding not only the businesses, but now a second water treatment plant in the area. the river crested in valley park earlier this morning. at more than 44 feet, a new record, officials say the water is starting to recede but the danger isn' t over yet. has been breached and the river is flowing over sandbags and spelling raw sewage into the rivers and streams. on tuesday, a plant in high ridge was also impacted. both are now shut down. the record-breaking flood also closed i-55 overnight, the third major highway now under water. down. it' s unbelievable. reporter: the overflowing rivers have left hundreds of

he'll be in ankeny for a campaign rally at the marriott. john kasich heads to town later that night... he'll host a town hall meeting at lakeside center. that's at 7:30. meanwhile, hillary clinton stops in iowa city and mason city for still ahead... the university of iowa touts its connections across the nation but there's one connection... they're not so proud of. coming up, what the u-i shares with a well-known terror organization... and that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. rain continues to fall this morning across central iowa. the rain has triggered numerous flood warnings along the des moines and raccoon rivers. over 3" of rain has fallen in des moines, with most areas throughout central iowa with at least 2" of rain thus far. rain will continue through noon. another half inch of rain or m

the first with a plan to destroy isis? john kasich. new day for america is announcer: a horrific terror attack in paris. then, a brutal act of terror here at home. it's time for a tested and proven leader who won't try to contain isis. jeb bush has a plan... to destroy them. and keep america safe. jeb bush: the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. announcer: tested and proven leadership matters. jeb bush. right to rise usa is responsible for the content mr. trump: donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country' s representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. fernando: donald trump' s recent call for, in his words, "a total shutdown of muslims entering the u.s." drew swift condemnation from both sides of the aisle. the question is, what impact will his comments have on the election? will they have long-term implications for the republican party? largely predictable, so i asked republican stra

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a sense of humor. some were just straightforward pandering. those were first-class panderers, i have to say. john: john kasich saying if you need someone to trust, find a jewish person. get away with it in that audience, but it was pretty funny. sayingnd donald trump you are just like me, you are great negotiators. it was quite some. -- quite something. butchered a lot of yiddish. we will be back in 60 seconds. ♪ there are still a lot of things we're all trying to understand about the shooting that took lace in san bernardino yesterday. ago at an event in dover, new hampshire, clinton said it's becoming clear that we are dealing with an act of terrorism. here to talk with us is paul barrett, a senior writer for andmberg business week author of a new york times bestseller. he also wrote a book about islam in america which puts you an incredible position to talk about two of the most burning issues of the moment. now me what we know right about the guns that were used yesterday and what implications that has. paul: deborah were four guns, as , to ar-15 style military assault weapons, two handguns, relatively or

, marco rubio, jeb bush, chris christie the others on the race, rand paul, mike huck a bow, rick santorum, john kasich, george that peak. it is in south carolina. donald trump says big tax can you describe, four pages, he laid this out a while ray go. they come at a big cost. there is brand-new analysis looking over this plan several weeks now. they have determined that the plan would reduce taxes for everyone. cut taxes for everyone. but the super rich could see the biggest benefit. middle income households see it cut by 27 dollars, a tax cut of 4.9% t. top 0.1% t. richest cut on average of 19% of their after-tax income. when trump put out that four-page tax plan back in september. he said it would fought increase deficits. but the tax policy center estimates trump's plan would increase deficits by at least $9.5 strl over a decade and another 15 in the next. how will trump cut spending? he has said he will not touch medicare or social security. >> that means cutting big amounts of defense and domestic spending combined. donald trump says he will go crazy, the ceo trump running the thing, you would ha

also campaigning in the granite state, ohio governor john kasich. a town hall meeting in rochester. he was joined on the campaign trail by his wife and twin in portsmouth, he announced the women for john kasich coalition. shelley: lindsey graham is no longer in the presidential race. the republican announced this morning that he is suspending his campaign and says he remains committed to achieving security for americans. new hampshire senator kelly ayotte served with him on the armed services committee. gracie did the old-fashioned shoe leather here in new hampshire and i think those who worked with him and got a chance to meet him appreciated that opportunity. shelley: those still in the race will likely seek out his endorsement since that could help in the early primary in his home state of south carolina. but he has given no indication of who he will support. tom: martin o' malley still in the granite state after saturday night' s debate. night he made stocks in -- and talked about why he believes he is the new leadership that is needed in the white house. ride stuck in midair. rs

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got like 40 days left in this thing, and i' m just going to have a ball. >> with a genuine look of optimism, john kasich held his 47th new hampshire town hall of his campaign, and over that time he says he' s gotten a pretty good handle on what voters are thinking. >> i think you think that the whole thing is a rip off. that you don' t have a voice. that there is somebody else pulling the strings that you dont get a fair shot. >> throughout the race kasich has talked about a record and resume, he points to an economic revival in ohio and before that the architect of a balanced budget in washington while in congress. and while he understands money he' s not selling anything. >> people give me money, god bless them. you hire me, i' is to go fix problems. >> during a taping of " close up" airing sunday, kasich says aknowledged he needs to be a story coming out of the primary and while he avoids personal attacks on the current frontrunner, he' s convinced polls don' t reflect what people want. >> i just dont think america is to the point where people want to go in and vote for someone who is that much of a

john kasich and hillary clinton. she is traveling to berlin where she is holding a town hall tonight. she answered questions ranging from the addiction crisis in new hampshire to equal pay for women and gun control. she called on gun owners to make changes. >> it is really time for gun owners to form a different organization that will do more responsibility and stand up for the safety of our children and our communities. >> we are covering tonight' s townhall in berlin and we will have more tonight at 10:00 and 11:00. tom: meanwhile ohio governor john kasich continued a two day trip through new hampshire with a town hall in nashua despite the weather, the republican drew a good size crowd to the event. as he has throughout the race, kasch pointed to a record of economic success as governor and as the architect of a balanced national budget while in congress. the 63-year-old says while he understands frustration with the big money in politics, he isnt selling anything. >> the special interests don' t matter to me. i mean they can have an opinion. i want to respect you rich people. i re

leave early to go do a council meeting and you'd be dressed for it. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] so, i'm going to ask you this, because you know we have governor john kasich on the show tonight. sometimes, politicians -- politicians come to this show, which is not unexpected. >> he's a brave man. >> seth: he's a brave man. but on "star trek: the next generation" which is a popular show. >> no politics in there. >> seth: but no -- well, there's so many politics. universal politics. [ laughter ] >> yeah, you might say that. >> seth: one of the best shows about politics, i would say "star trek: the next generation." >> i have never looked at that show from a political point of view. yes, we dealt with causes. >> seth: yes, i -- the causes. i would say that that show has -- interesting approaches to things that were happening in the modern world. >> yeah, but the things -- there was no point in our covering, because the world, by the 24th -- was it the 24th century? i think it was 24th century had become so evolved. that for instance, we were aware of this. there was no money in star trek. money has been abolished. because everyone has what they need. and you

the first with a plan to destroy isis? john kasich. new day for america is josh: welcome back. a day after the shooting that killed 14 people in california, congress is now moving forward on steps to close loopholes in homeland security. jean: house leaders are some visa changes while the senate focuses on potential terrorist access to guns. josh: diane roberts joins us from washington. reporter: jean and josh, spurred into action by recent events, lawmakers want to tight ten reigns on those who would do us harm. they're just coming at it from different angles. president obama ordered u.s. flags to be flown at half staff to honor the victims of the california shootings. the 355th mass shooting of the year has left many americans and lawmakers angry. enough. enough. reporter: democratic leaders from states who suffered many of those deadly attacks want to end what they call an epidemic, by tightening a loophole that allows suspected terrorists on the no-fly list to buy guns. if someone is too dangerous to board an aircraft, they're too dangerous to buy a gun. >> for terrorists tr

a republican. i think john kasich think so that he's, you know, should be in the top position of getting this endorsementich would boost his campaign. we should point out that kasich is a very successful governor, he was -- he ran -- he was the head of the house budget committee when we had record -- when we had a balanced budget and a strong economy. and this guy's got the chops. he thinks that he -- and he's moderate on a lot of issues, so he thinks he fits that wynn professional. liz: well, moderate on the social issues which on the far right they're, like, we're all for the responsibility but enough on beating up on gay marriage. that's how some of them feel. >> i agree that's how some of them feel but i will say this. kasich says he should be from what i understand the guy that gets wynn's endorsement based on positions. but i will tell you this. there's a reason why steve wynn has not pointed a finger at anybody because whether you like it or not the establishment republicans that are trying to woo him, the rubios, the jeb people, and probably chris christy, where are they in the polls right now? t

in my view, that's a ridiculous position and one that won't be productive. >> john kasich tweeted we need a leader to unite us, not divide us. ben carson said everyone visiting our country should register and be monitored during the stay as done in many countries. ted cruz dismissed the trump plan and highlighted on his plan focusing on syrian refugees. >> that is not my policy. i inttroduced legislation in th senate to put in place a three-year moratorium on refugees coming from countries where isis or al qaeda control a substantial amount of territory. the reason is that's where the threat is coming from. the obama administration and fbi told us they don't have the resources to properly vet those refugees to determine whether or not they are isis terrorists. i think that's the approach we should take. >> trump also taking fire from democrats. no surprise there. in a tweet, hillary clinton called the trump proposal reprehensible and divisive. donald trump, you don't get it. this makes us less safe. and bernie sanders tweeting that the u.s. is stronger standing together. we are weak w

a fair amount of support. the "union leader" is pushing chris christie. john kasich has spent a lot of pony.hose four candidates are basically dividing up the non-trump vote and making it possible for trump to win that state, unless that support consolidate around one candidate trump wins new hampshire. do you agree with that? >> i do agree with that statement. my editorial said that the majority of republicans will disabuse trump of the notion that he should be in the white house in the new hampshire primary. but as you say, there are at least four serious contenders who would be much better presidential nominees. and if this was a perfect world, i, as the hand puppet of one of them, would tell the others to get out. but they won't do that until the new hampshire primary, which is what is great about the new hampshire primary. the people there will winnow the field, and i think kasich or bush or christie or rubio, whoever doesn't place in the top three, let's say, will read the writing on the wall and will make a graceful exit, because they know that they've got to coalesce to stop mr. trum

tonight' s town hall wrapped up a three-day campaign trip for bush. ohio governor john kasich held a tonight after a day of campaigning. he discussed his plans to improve health care. earlier today, he spent time campaigning in manchester, attending a life of the party event and visiting with voters at the puritan back room. tomorrow, the republican presidential candidate has events in keene, peterborough, and bedford. republican carly fiorina made -- spent tonight giving a speech in concord. earlier in the day she had campaign stops in bedford and derry. tomorrow, she' ll wrap up this 3-day swing trough the state with events in manchester and nashua. she' ll also hold a town hall meeting with residents of the riverwoods retirement community in exeter. to more republicans arrive in new hampshire to campaign tomorrow. kentucky senator rand paul, and new jersey governor chris christie, who has a town hall meeting plan tomorrow in wolfeboro. full details of the event in the in other news tonight, the operator could be responsible for the runaway train outside boston today. the re

coming up, a message from one mom who spent hours in the e.r. on christmas day. john kasich's an impatient rascal. paces, pushes. but, unlike some, his state is now booming. unlike some, john kasich has proven he can do the job. brought back jobs from mexico keep us safe, make us boom. because he's done it before. only an impatient rascal can bring america back. john kasich. new day for america is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> a halston woman was killed crossing a busy street in the >> the victim was a 47-year-old devoted mother of two. and this isn't the first type the crosswalk has been flagged as a safety concern. >> i want people to know how caring she was, how big her heart was, how she loved life, she was a loyal friend, a great mom. everything centered around her two kids. >> michael evers is speaking about his sister karen. >> once you met her, you had a friend for life. >> reporter: the friend, sister and mom died christmas eve 24 hours after she was hit by a car crossing busy washington street in halston. she was leaving her favorite place, the