this was an american express card. if there were personal expenses, i paid them directly to american express at the time. if they were political, the republican party paid them. >> one last question. you obviously knew this was going to potentially be an issue, as especially as you rise in the polls. this was an issue in your senate race. why wait five, six years to release it? why not get it out of the way? >> there is no wrongdoing. these are private documents of the party that were leaked. i wrote extensively about this. whatever experiences -- >> i know no secret. which is why not just get it out? >> whatever expenses the party paid for are listed in the department of election disclosures. so the documents are not secret. i have no problem releasing it. ultimately it is simple and straightforward. i had an american express card secured with my personal credit. if they were personal, i paid with them directly to american express. if they were political, the republican party paid them. >> chris is on the story for us

american express charge card secured through me. the bills mailed to me at home. every month i went through it. if there was a personal expense i paid it, if it was party, they paid it. the republican party never paid a single personal expense of mine. >> allegations senator rubio misused the credit card have been following him for years and never completely put to rest. here is drew griffin with more. >> reporter: for some of the people that know marco rubio republican consultant chris ingram, the candidate's explanations are doing little to clear up the controversy. >> to me having known him and seeing him in action and seeing the pattern of behavior of his, sense of entitlement and explaining things away without taking any kind of accountability of responsibility for what he's done, blaming others and there is always an excuse. >> reporter: questions of marco rubio's spending on a republican party charge card first surfaced in his u.s. senate campaign in 2010 when the tampa bay times and mia"miami herald" were leak these, two years of records from when marco ru

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people need to understand this is an american express card.e were personal expenses on there, i paid them directly to american express. >> reporter: there is a good reason for donald trump to set his sights on marco rubio. particularly here in new hampshire. rubio is climbing in the polls here. he went from just 2% a couple months ago to 11% which puts him third. new hampshire is such a key place for so many of these players. trump really wants to remain on top and continues to try to push the others down. it is still a long three and four months until the first in the nation primary here. john and christine. >>> thank you. former president george h.w. bush is blasting key figures in his son's administration. rumsfeld and cheney. according to the new york times, the elder bush says cheney asserted his own influence in the white house. and as for rumsfeld, he was arrogant and served the president badly. the author asked both cheney and rumsfeld for comment. >>> time for an early start on your money. shanghai shares soared 2% today. that puts ch

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he came under fire for using a state republican american express card for personal expenses. there were complaints he charged 4-thousand to repair a minivan and replace it with a rental car, and that he used the card for a $134 haircut. after the spending was made public, rubio said he repaid it - $16,052 covering his personal expenses charged to the card. rubio is still answering questions about it today. (marco rubio) "it wasn't a credit card, it was an american express charge card secured under my personal credit in conjunction with the party. bills would be mailed to me at home. every month i'd go through it - if there was a personal expense, i paid it. if there was a party expense, the party paid it." trouble is, not all the the amex statements from that time period have been made public. there's a two year gap, though rubio's campaign told the tampa bay times those records will be released. rubio's critics believe he's hiding something. (mike fasano) "we still don't know what is on those statements of the american express card prior to him becoming speaker, when he had

"it wasn't a credit card, it was an american express charge card secured under my personal credit in conjunction with the party. bills would be mailed to me at home. every month i'd go through it - if there was a personal expense, i paid it. if there was a party expense, the party paid it."trouble is, not all the the amex statements from that time period have been made public. there's a two year gap, though rubio's campaign told the tampa bay times those records will be released. rubio's critics believe he's hiding something. "we still don't know what is on those statements of the american express card prior to him becoming speaker, when he had complete control of all of the campaign dollars, florida house campaign dollars. and if he wanted to make it very clear that he has reimbursed the party, then show us."mike fasano, a fellow republican, worked with rubio for years. fasano used to be the majority leader in the florida house..and rubio even called him his mentor -- but not anymore. he now supports jeb bush. "he has no appreciation for the dollars that are being donated to the par

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." >>> american express open can help you take on a new job. or fill a big order. or expand your office. for those who constantly find new ways to grow on every step of the journey. american express open proudly presents "your business" on msnbc. >> hi, everyone. i'm jj ramberg and welcome to "your business." november is a time when america pays tribute to our heroic veterans. as we've reported over the years, the training and leadership skills that veterans learn in the military can translate to owning a successful small business. they often find that entrepreneurial life helps. standarded his business when he was just 16. he was deployed to iraq and eventually served in afghanistan as well. when he returned, he bought a papa john franchise making him the youngest franchisee owner in their history. when she came back she graduated from the veteran women igniting the spirit of entrepreneurship program and founded turbo pup. good to see you both. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you both for your service and it's so exciting for me to see people like you come ou

this was an american express card. if there were personal expenses, i paid them directly to american express. >> reporter: a pretty good reason for donald trump to be setting his sights on marco rubio more than he has in the past. particularly here in new hampshire because rubio is climbing pretty big in the polls here. he went from just 2% a couple months ago to 11% which puts him third. new hampshire is such a key place for so many of these players. donald trump really wants to remain on top and continues to push the others down. it is still a long three or four months until the first in the nation primary here. john and christine. >> 90 days. 90 plus days. >> when is california? june? >> maybe it will go all the way to california. take it to the convention. the new national poll show donald trump and ben carson at the top of the republican field. trump on top by three points. carson in second. marco rubio and ted cruz down at 11%. they are a second tier. then the way, way below tier. bush and kasich and rand paul an

american express launched small business saturday to assist businesses like these five years ago.ast year, 88 million people participated across the country. the goal is to embrace the merchants on main street, and here in collingswood, it's haddon avenue. there was merchants and customers who say it beats the shopping frenzy of the mall. >> great people. friendly. it's everything you want, especially in having a small boutique store. >> it will be a great year. last year was wonderful, this year showing signs of being even better. >> reporter: american express says 48% of the money spent in small communities like this is recirculated in the neighborhood, much less at chain stores. we'll be live here and talk to people as they arrive to the parade and talk to merchants when they open up their shots. monique braxton, nbc 10 news. >>> another town where you can support local stores today -- >> three, two, one. >> last night, they rang in the holiday season with a tree lighting, parade, and appearance by santa claus. crowd did candle light shopping as a preview for today. >> that mon

jeff, the campaign says that rubio paid american express directly for those personal charges and taxpayer funds were never used for any of the expenses. >> glor: julianna goldman, thank you very much. john dickerson will moderate the cbs news democratic presidential debate we mentioned. that's saturday, november 14th right here on cbs. u.s. intelligence officials now say it was likely a bomb that took down a russian passenger yet over egypt last week. they're not 100% sure because they haven't examined the evidence themselves, but that could change now that russia has formally requested the f.b.i.'s help. more now from allen pizzey. >> reporter: mourners filled the cathedral in st. petersburg today to remember the victims of the downed russian airliner. the cathedral bell tolled 224 times, one for each soul aboard when the plane plunged into the sinai desert. russian and egyptian emergency workers held their own memorial ceremony at the crash site yesterday. a noise in the final second of the cockpit voice recorder they recovered is pointing to a bomb on board. there was no indication of

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now, american express launched small business saturday to assist the businesses like these five years ago. the credit card company says last year 14.3 billion was spent. arriving in the city of 13,850, you see customers embracing merchants on main street, but here in collingswood, it's haddon avenue. there's a parade at 10:00, and merchants hope not only will hundreds line the street, but that they'll buy at the locally owned and operated businesses. we will be here as mother chapters arrive to open up for this special day. live in collingswood, nbc 10. >> three, two, one! [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. now on to haddonsfield, another town where shoppers can support local stores. last night, they rang in the holiday season with a tree lighting, parade, and appearance by, who else, butv'r santa clau7 the crowd did candle light shopping as a preview for today. >> the money goes right back into the economy, the local economy opposed to, you know, some random, you know, corporation somewhere, so it's nice to be able to, you know, give back to the community and people around us. >>

. >> reporter: he's talking about rubio's use of a state republican party american express card while he was speaker of the house in florida. it was meant for republican party business expenses but rubio acknowledged using the card to pay for things like home repairs and a family reunion. rubio admits this was a mistake and tell us he always paid for personal charges out of his own pocket. >> every month the bill came to my house and i would review it and if it was something personal i paid for it and if it was something that was political the party paid for it. >> reporter: and on the trail rubio gave it right back to trump. >> i find it ironic that the only person running for president that's ever declared a bankruptcy four times in the last 25 years is attacking anyone on finances. and jon karl getting the finances. did rubio tell you himself when he plans to release those charge card statements? >> he did. rubio tells me he plans to release all of the records of the american express card for the four years he was speaker of the house and had the republican party card. he said when

what exactly is in the american express card statements? >> weshll, eric, not much that n hurt rubio. this is great news for his campaign. there's been so much speculation there would be something bad in these credit card statements. turns out, rubio only spent about $65,000 over two years on his republican party of florida american express card. that's far less than hiss successors. his campaign says, quote, these statements are more than ten years old and the only people who ask for them are the liberal media and political opponents. we're releasing them because marco has nothing to hide. the other thing everybody is talk being about is domd trump's performance on "saturday night live." he's getting mixed reviews but he took his critics cred-on. here is a clip. >> you're a racist? >> who the hell -- i knew this was going to happen. who is that? >> trump's a racist! >> it's larry david. what are you doing, larry? >> i heard if i yelled that they'd give me $5,000. >> as a businessman, i can fully respect that. that's okay. >> no doubt there

small business saturday was thought-up five years ago by american express and has been embraced by business owners across the country ever since. some of you might be saying "no way!" to getting out in the rush of black friday shopping. shopping.but experts have some tips on how to survive, they say plan ahead: use apps that can help you find deals, compare prices and send coupons. know what gifts you want and where you need to go to get them - and check to see if the store offers a floor plan. and if you're really hoping to avoid swarms of people, shop from home. a lot of stores are offering the same sales in store and same sales in store and online. for 36 years a group in cedar rapids has made sure thanksgiving meals get to those in need. need.it's a partnership between aging services and transamerica.volunteers started at 6:30 in the morning on thanksgiving and packed 800 turkey dinners.other volunteers delivered the meals to the community's older adults and senior citizens. 08:32:58 its good meeting people. they're always so appreciative when you come to the door with their turkey dinn

rubio tells me he plans to release all of the records of the american express card for the four years he was speaker of the house and had the republican party card. he said when he does that, he'll see all of the charges for personal experiences he paid for himself out of his own personal pocket. >> thanks. >>> and dr. ben carson making headlines of his own doubling down on. theory of the egyptian pyramids, used to store grain in aaron shebt egypt and not tombs for far rose. and also weighing in for transgender rights saying they should have separate transgender bathrooms saying it's not fair to make everybody else uncomfortable. >>> we turn to a former president. and what he said about donald rumsfeld. a new biography giving a scathing review of his two sons' closest advisers while two he were president. today rumsfeld is taking aim at here's martha raddatz now. >> reporter: it is a book of love, war and just plain gossip. according to "the new york times" the elder president bush rips into the two men who hyped guide his son into the iraq war, calling dick cheney, just iron-ass, har

now, according to american express, which started small business sat the day, back in 2010, $14 billion was spent on this day, by consumers last year. according to business owners we have spoke with today, it is becoming their busiest and most lucrative day of the year. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: english gardener gift shop in downtown haddonfield, new jersey is packed with people and british novelties, you will have trouble find nothing your typical american grocery store. >> mince meat pies and christmas pudding. >> irish candy bars, crisps which are potato chips and we have discounts as well. so we have special going on. so bring people in. >> reporter: it is specialty stores like these that drew holiday shoppers out on this mild small business saturday. owner of the english gardener says this day new doubles the the business that he does on black friday. >> kind of equate to it people staying and tank in line waiting for ice cream, everybody is happy. >> reporter: down the street at harrison's at haddonfield, longer than normal lines have marley lick feeling festive. >> we don't usual

." >>> american express open can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order. or expand your office. for those who constantly find new ways to grow on every step of the journey, american express open proudly presents, "your business" on msnbc. >>> hi, everyone. welcome to a very special small business saturday edition of "your business" here in golden, colorado. six years ago, small business saturday, that day in between black friday and cyber monday, got its start. since then communities across the country have banded together to get people to shop local as they kick off the holiday season. here in golden, nestled at the foot of the rocky mountain and just 15 miles from denver, it's a community steep in history and entrepreneurship. from the gold prospectors to the coarse brewery. we talked to small business owners here on main street to find out what they're doing to get people to shop local and what the biggest business in town, coarse brew coarse coors doing to boost traffic on main street. with a large western style sign welcoming visitors with the word ho

." >>> small businesses are revitalizing the economy and american express open is here to help. that's why we are proud to present "your business" on msnbc. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, everyone. i'm jj ramberg and welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping your small business grow. when you think of christmas, do a water park a roller coaster and ice cream stand come to mind? i guess not. unless you're spending time in new hampshire. that's where you'll find a park with a holiday theme that attracts visitors from may to december. after 60 years in business, the holiday still a draw for customers. but it's the annual reinvention that keeps staff and guests spreading good cheer. ♪ >> people love christmas. >> don't even bother asking the date at santa's village, because here it's always december 25th. >> if you give joy, you get it back. and our santa's helpers know that. >> and customers are happy to join the celebration. >> most everybody is in the christmas spirit when they're here. whether it's in june, july, august. >> this jefferson, new hampshire, park is a community staple.

saying he irresponsibly used state paerd american express card for political and personal spending. the campaign says from 2005 to 2008, rubio spent $182,000. $22,000 were personal charges. personal expenses the campaign identified include $3,800 on tiling for rubio's home, rubio says he pulled out the wrong card. jeff, the campaign says rubio paid american express directly for personal charges and taxpayer funds were never used for any of the expenses. >> thank you very much. >>> john dickerson will moderate the cbs news democratic presidential debate we mentioned that is saturday, november 14th here on cbs. now say it was likely a bomb that took down a russian passenger jet over egypt last week. they're not 100% sure because they haven't examined the evidence themselves. that could change now that russia formally requested the fbi's help. more now from allen pizzey. >> mourners filled the cathedral in st. petersburg to remember the victims of the downed russian airliner. the cathedral bell tolled 224 times. one for each soul aboard when the plane plunged into the sinai desert. rus

rubio's campaign says he paid american express directly for those personal expenses. myanmar is holding landmark elections, that will determine if the military will loosen its grip on the country. that would transition the nation further toward democracy. screaming and yelling at cameras...leader hushing the elections are expected to be won by the opposition's party leader, aung san suu kyi. there are 91 parties competing to win control, but the main competition is between kyi's national league for democracy and the military- backed union solidarity development party. than 50 years, and government took over. the u-s defense secretary ash carter, says the constant fighting over the military budget is affecting those who serve. secretary ash carter spoke about the budget defense forum in california. the white house and two-year budget deal, preventing further cuts in defense spending. carter says american service members follow the fiscal debates on capitol hill and the uncertainty that comes with it. " its unfair to the force. they watch this. they watch us and they as

." >> american express open can help you take on a new job. or fill a big order. or expand your office. for those who constantly find new ways to grow, american open proudly presents "your business" on msnbc. ♪ >>> hi there, everyone. i'm jj ramberg and welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping your small business grow. as a lot of us know, getting customers to support our local small businesses rather than shop at big box stores can be hard sometimes. now imagine the difficulty merchants faced during and after the civil unrest in baltimore this year. in the highland community, folks came together and fostered a shop local attitude which was the key to getting business back to usual. in april 2015 all eyes were on baltimore as protests of the police mistreatment of freddie gray turned violent and riots broke out. businesses across the city were affected either from looting, damage, or citywide curfews that kept shoppers off the streets and therefore out of the stores. highland town, a baltimore neighborhood with a large latino population and growing

rubio's campaign says he paid american express directly for those personal expenses. vice president joe biden, is telling the world how he got interested in politics. biden spoke about his motivation at a political event in florida yesterday, saying he gt into the political world without ever realizing it. "as a high school and college kid in the 60s it was all about for me, fighting to desegregate my state, movie theaters, restaurants, making sure my friends on my football team could go the same take-out restaurant that we could because traditionally they couldn't " biden spoke at the union for reform judaism conference. his speech comes ahead of president obama's meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. myanmar is holding landmark elections, that will determine if the military will loosen its grip on the country. that would transition the nation further toward democracy. screaming and yelling at cameras...leader hushing the elections are expected to be won by the opposition's party leader, aung san suu kyi. there are 91 parties competing to win contro

today rubio talked to this channel. >> it was a charge card, an american express. and i was secured under my personal credit. in conjunction with the republican party. every month i would go through the bills. if there was something on there that was personal, i paid it directly to american express. if it was the party, the party paid for it. of course, the media when they initially reported it, convoluted thought. it has been largely discredited there is more to it. the tampa bay times of rubio's records show his payments to amx did not happen every month. and as for a tax on his finances being discredited, when he used that line in last week's debate, the nonpartisan website rated his statement false. carl cameron is covering the 2016 race live in concord, new hampshire. >> reporter: rubio has been through this throughout his public life because he was a public figure when he was using that state republican party credit card. he does have more receipts. about two years worth of which have been release asked, which have not been released. it has been a busy day in

let geico help you >>> shop small on today is sponsored by american express. this small business saturday, november 28th, show off and shop small. >> and it is monday, and this upcoming weekend marks small business saturday. the annual vent sponsored by american express encourages consumers to show a little love to their mom and pop shops in their area. >> we speak to a young entrepreneur who's working to make a difference. >> i got to go out and spend a few hours with krista who's created a line of cosmetics with a cause. >> seattle, the city of good will and small business success stories. that's where we caught up with chrissa. >> two years ago you woke up in the middle of the night and wrote a business plan on your iphone. night. >> i started as a makeup artist when i was 16 years old, but i always knew i wanted to develop products. my friend caitlyn's dad worked for mac. bathroom. and i thought oh, my gosh i have to do this. >> she even offered to do my makeup. and she tells me it was during those early days as an entrepreneur where she got creative. >> t

it was an american express charge card secured under my personal credit in conjunction with the party. i would go through -- bills would be mailed to me at home. every month i would go through it. there was a personal compare i paid it. if it was a party expense the party paid it. i've recognized in hindsight i would do it different to avoid all this confusion. but the republican party never paid a single expense 6 mine, personal expense. >> why does that sound like e-mails? i would have done it differently, i used mine, i fix td after -- why is he in the weeds there? why is his life so complicated? >> it's a total train wreck of personal finances but there's a lot of americans frankly that can relate to that. >> they're not president of the united states. >> but marco rubio's mistakes didn't cost tens of thousands of jobs the way donald trump did -- >> it's about an executive responsibility running for president of the united states. it's not a speech giving contest. >> donald trump saying this about marco rubio is a bit like the pot calling the kettle black here. >> you know why tru

it is sponsored by american express to show some love to the mom and pop shop s in s in the area. >> so we spent career expert en -- entrepreneur. >> that is right, i met a a woman who has cosmetics with a cause. >> reporter: in seattle this is where we caught up with chrissa bodyner who s is the founder of thrive cosmetics. they r are selling more than makeup. you woke up and wrote a business plan on the iphone and tell us why and how you started the company in the middle of the night? >> i started as a makeup artist when i was 16 years old, but i knew that i wanted to develop products. my friend caitlyn's dad worked for mac, and i saw all of the makeup in her bathroom and i said, oh, my gosh, i have to do this. >> reporter: in fact, she loved to do it so much, she offered to do mine this morning, and she tells me it is in the early days of the en tre are preneur when she >> it started in the kitchen for the base of the eyeliner and the mascara as well in our blender. but you have to start from scratch. >> reporter: and that she did from starting in the kitchen and wiping out the sa

american express began the initiative to help smaller business back in 2010 and according to american express it was estimated that 14.3 billion dollars went small business last year on this day. jessica rae: don't go outside to shop today..., stay right on your couch! to shop today..., stay right on your couch! people looking to avoid the big crowds and lines at checkout can shop big discounts from the comfort of their home, today because it is cyber monday. to make sure you have a safe shopping experience ... experts recommend you stick with familiar websites like amazon, best buy, and walmart. another tip... compare prices with other websites to ke sure you're getting the best deal possible. "put it into google and google it. sometimes you'll find that somewhere else has it at the same price, maybe cheaper. so, just because they drive you there through all thth hype, doesn't necessarily mean that's the best deal." jessica rae: last year's cyber monday finished with over two billion dollars in sales. and an average of per household jessica rae: and for some major retailcyber monday

fudging for charlie rose is provided by: >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: american express. >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: dr. francis collins is the direct are of the national institutes of health. he has been described as quote the man who holds the most powerful job in american m with two projects, theasked precision medicine initiative and the brain initiative. the precision medicine initiative provides new approaches to disease treatment and prevention. it accounts for an individual's geng etics, environment and lifestyle to determine a diagnosis. the initiative aims to enroll one million volunteers. the brain initiative looks to increase scientific understanding of the brain and neurological diseases. i'm pleased to have dr. collins, our friend, back at this table. welcome. >> great to be back at this wonderful table with you, charlie. >> we've talked about many th

reporters 22 months of previously unreleased statements from his republican party of florida american express card. this has been a controversy dogging him for some time. you've gone after rubio's finances this week. he hit back. take a listen. >> i find it ironic that the only person running for president that's only declared for bankruptcy is attacking anyone on finances. >> wanted to give you an opportunity to respond. >> it's easy to respond. hundreds of hundreds. over 500 deals and transactions. about three or four cases, i used restructuring to take care of corporate stuff. just corporate stuff. which is routinely done by the biggest people. if you look at the biggest people in business, i won't mention their names. you can literally name any big person. they've all done the same things i've done. and made a lot of money with it. and so have i. i've made a lot of money by using the laws of the land, do.ch is what i'm supposed to i'm a businessman. frankly, all of those deals in a sense, they worked out. and worked out in some cases really, really well. but i used the laws of the land. c

people coming in, saying, 'oh yeah, i've seen it on advertising, on facebook, on commercials, american express, that it's small business saturday. and we've had a lot of foot traffic, and a lot of people buying, so that's good too." - meggan fox - porch light, east village 15:27:20 "it's not as hectic here, like you don't see clothes everywhere on the floor." - shopper, west glen 15:37:28 "small biz saturday isn't celebrated everywhere in des moines. out here in west glen, we just talked to one local shop running a deal, and parking clearly isn't a problem the way it is on black friday." - reid chandler - channel 13 news it may not be a unanimous day of savings amongst the small, local shops across des moines. but for some... ...today isn't about more sales. 16:28:57 "basically, all this talk of black friday, small business saturday, cyber monday - while it's great, and it's great for business and extra sales, like, really, is that what the holidays are all about?" - jennifer hansen - eden, east village jennifer hansen's shop, eden, is taking advantage of extra shoppers this weekend to give ba

saying he irresponsibly used state paerd american express card for political and personal spending. the campaign says from 2005 to 2008, rubio spent $182,000. $22,2,0 were personal charars. personal expenses the campaign identified include $3,800 tiling for rubio's home, rubio says he pulled out the wrong card. jeff, the campaignsays rubio paid american express directly for personal charges and taxpayer funds were never used for any of the expenses. >> thank you very much. >>> john dickerson will moderate the cbs news democratic here on cbs. >>> u.s. intelligence officials now say it was likely a bomb that took down a russian passenger jet over egypt last week. they're not 100% sure because they h hen't examined the evidence themselves. that could change now that russia formally requested the fbi's help. more now from allen pizzey. >> mourners fillll the cathedral st. petersburg to r rember the victims of the downed russian airliner. the cathedral bell tolled 224 times. one for each soul aboard when the plane plunged into the sinai desert. russian and egyptian emergency workers held

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trump was asked about the news that marco rubio issued previously unapproved american express cards for his spending. he has come under fire for charging personal expenses when he was in the state leadership in tallahassee. here is what trump had to say about rubio's credit card spending. >> i hope he shows his credit cards. we will see what happens. i would like to see him not hurt himself on such a matter that should be very easy to understand and simple to understand. we will see what happens if he gave the information, it will be easy to see whether or not anything was done wrong. frankly, i hope nothing was done that was wrong. that would be really terrible to be disqualified for that. >> reporter: he did not hit rubio that hard because there were no bombshells in the statements. trump dropped an attack i hope there was nothing bad for him because it would be horrible to be disqualified to that. he is leaving the door open to hit him on it later. that will not likely stop reporters from asking. john and alison. >>> and hillary clinton files for new hampshire's first in the nation p

a disaster on his credit cards. >> bottom line is this is an american express.ere i paid them directly to american express at the time. if they were political, the republican party paid them. >> and rubio told me that he is going to release publicly as soon as he can the credit cards statements to show that he did nothing wrong. but chris, donald trump is not letting go on this. he's hoping that this is his new low energy for bush or low energy for carson that he keeps repeating over and over that rubio has a problem with his finances that that is going to seep in to narrative. >> these tactics have worked for trump in the past. it is somewhat ironic that he's going after rubio for spend given the criticisms of trump and a lot of his casinos. other political news, bush 41, slamming two of bush 43's most trusted as vierzs in a new book. told his biographer that dick cheney as vice president quote, built his own empire inside the white house and asserted too much quote hard line influence about donald rumsfeld, his son's secretary defense. the elder bush says he w

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