lou: amy holmes, rich lowry, thank you, both for being here. besmirching.k you. 93% of you say the establishment attacks against donald trump will backfire. whoa! that's it for us tonight. thanks for being with us, good night from new york.. kennedy: all right, strap on the saddle, ready to ride. in presidential politics, every day is the kentucky derby and you don't need to travel or wear a fancy hat to take in the horse race, though bourbon does help. i'm watching mass dilution take over the trump candidates, while it's clear the field has narrowed, quest fallen jockeys who couldn't pilot the presidential ponies drop out and others who remain in the lehner beating a dead horse. now ted cruz actually won a state! his iowa win was the shaft of

up the fight for south carolina tonight national review's rich lowry and jenna and the blaze's amy holmes. also tonight, hillary clinton and bernie sanders set to debate one another two hours from now in milwaukee, no doubt features hillary clinton's e-mail scandal and ordering the state department to release the rest of her e-mails, february 29th, a month after the original date they were due. i take this up with congressman jim jordan. as i said off the top of the show, donald trump is tonight holding a campaign rally at clemson university in south carolina. we're told it's about 3,000 folks in the venue, in attendance. let's hear what he's saying. >> that i can tell you. this guy, he says anything that's on his mind, but, you know, he's gotten so much money, here's the statistic that just came out. in new hampshire, he spent $39 million, and what is he? fourth or fifth? right? think of it. $39 million -- look at all of these people standing. this place is unbelievable. the place is massive. look at all of these people. he spent -- i love you, too. look at this. i love you. these people

amy holmes, news anchor at "the blaze." and joe trippi. the same pundits said trump is impossible and now saying he's practically unstoppable. amazing, isn't it? >> amazing. we're supposed to bring insight and not being doing what i think we're doing this case which is finally coming around to the thing that public already knew and was screaming at their televisions all these months. now we're supposed to take seriously when the news and pundits say now we know what is going on. you can listen to us and believe us. >> you say journalists are behind the public in this case. at the debate, amy holmes, marco rubio got good press for trying attack donald trump. there was so many charges and countercharge that's it may have all gotten lost in the din. >> well, it may have gotten lost in the din, but what we've seen with these debates is that they never seem to hurt trump. he may not do well. he may not respond fully. he may not have a detailed plan. but he keeps gaining points. cheryl, to your point about the media, i think there is this love-h

amy holmes joins us. there is this media fascination with latinos in nevada and with african-americans in south carolina, as they are somehow going to totally change the paradigm we've seen so far. could end the bernmentum a lot of folks are saying. do you think the hype over minority voters is justified? >> i think it is, when it comes to the democratic primary, and the democratic coalition that would put the primary winner into the white house. we know that democratic candidates tend to get the black vote overwhelmingly, like, 80, 90, over 90%, when it came to, let's say, president obama, and that it is crucial in the democratic primary to be able to put that coalition together. but when you mention the term diversity, and that it might be more diverse vote in nevada or south carolina, that's only one kind of diversity, racial diversity. when you look at new hampshire, bernie sanders won every single demographic, except for people over the age of 65 and people who make over 200 grand per household. so b

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rousey says she wants to beat holm to, quote, make everything right again. amy. >> all right, linsey, thanks so much. and joining us now, psychiatrist dr. janet taylor. and, janet, you could see the emotion of ronda in that moment. what do you think the impact is for those watching to hear her reveal that very dark moment? >> well, it's powerful because you have a champion who is expressing her vulnerability. i mean, everyone has a loss at some point in their lives but for her she had an extreme reaction because she said she like the loss challenged her sense of purpose. >> and this is not something we hear many people admit. why is it so hard for so many of us to be open about those moments? >> well, it's stigma, and so often still in society there's a stigma against people who express extreme unhappiness or are suicidal or have a mental disorder or mental illness and there's a difference. the power is she's expressing it and she's saying she can work on it. and people need to know that almost 50% of americans have a mental disorder, not mental illness, which m

holmes opens michelle: good morning. welcome back. it is windy out there. it is awfully cool, as well. amy: the clouds from the overnight hours still overhead. good morning, it is 10 minutes before 7:00. i am amy sweezey. week. it was so warm. remember, last week, we were in the 80' s. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and now this week, high temperatures in the 50' s and 60' s. a big difference from week to week here. it has been a warmer start this morning, at least compared to yesterday. we are back to normal, if you will. upper 40' s and lower 50' s. we have cold air consuming to pour in this morning. that will keep us cooler this afternoon, and a lot colder up. 50 in leesburg. 52 in kissimmee. yesterday. look at the wind. 10, 15, even 20 miles per hour. chillier. that cold air out of the northwest. so we have some windchill. 45 in ocala with a six monarch breeze, feels like 41. feels even colder. in the afternoon, the wind will pick up even more. just wait until the evening commute, it may be difficult to keep between the lines on the road. especially on the coast. it will be quite gusty

amy? >> thank you so much. we are doing just fine, a couple of accidents reported. they are not looking too impactful. on 408 west -- i should say the 408 expressway, by good holmes road, reports of an accident but it does not look like major delays. also a report at curry ford at frederica drive. keep that in mind this morning. i want to take you outside. this is right in that area in which that expressway crash is reported. it is not impacting your roads. your major roadway are in the clear so far. that is your check on traffic. back to you. >> a major airline pushing for flights to cuba. >> what polar carrier cut off >> a woman caught stealing from an idrive restaurant. what police say she took as workers stood by. >> we are following breaking news for you after a tornado touches down overnight leaving behind a trail of damage. an update on what is left behind next. everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. flavors or sweet

amy, george, back to you. >> bye, everybody. >>> good morning. i'm jamie holmes. in the news parents dropping increased police officers out there this morning. this is all in response to concerns for student safety. police beefed up security at the middle school after multiple fights and threats of a shooting. last night as you can see parents packed a pta meeting to voice their concerns about student safety leaders say they are forming a commit tee to address any safety concerns and they say the students involved were suspended and did not do anything criminal. >>> rusty in the severe weather center 9. morning. you can see the clouds stream across the area where that strong south breeze. they are of moving right to left as we look off to the south right now. obviously it has really warmed up. room temperature in or lando. already 73 places like daytona and melbourne. these represent what should be the daytime highs for the day. you can see the clouds are still thin but we are starting to thicken up and with that southerly breeze can't rule out a stray shower in t

amy? >> yes. kind of a busy morning on the roads. want to give you a live look outside. this is over by good holmes road this morning. it actually looks ok through that stretch. pretty quiet because we have issues other plays. the stretch of i-4, we have both sides affected by conroy road. we have two lanes blocked on the eastbound side, one on the westbound side because of a mixture of cars off the road as well as emergency vehicles. heads up. not that far away, another crash working. you have to take it easy, drop the travel speeds down this morning. that's your check on traffic. david and bridgett, back over to you. >> still ahead this morning, big news for fans. >> already information we are expecting to learn about an anticipated ride ahead. time running out for locals to >> emotions run high in brevard county as students say their final good-bye to a beloved teacher. the emotional outpouring just i don't know what i'm doing. i can't find anything just when i think it's just this woman that works there comes over and asks can i help you? and he was so happy, to do it amazing right? expected would have thought th

holmes road. and we will head back out to that partial -- i'm going to throw it back to you, i'm having issues right now with the computer. >> amy: it's all right. >> john: all right, we'll check in you in a second. developing this morning a woman accused of causing a deadly crash is heading to court. >> amy: orange county deputies say she slammed into another car while she was trying to out run them. it happened early sunday morning. fox 35's gina benitez is live outside the orange county jail where she's preparing to face the judge. good morning, gina. >> reporter: good morning, troopers say 27-year-old syndia saint cyr was not supposed to be driving and is charged with driving with a suspended license but is charged with vehicular the crash happened on germany parkway and americana, and deputies attempted to pull her over for speeding and she took off. she kept driving to get away from deputies and ultimately ran the red light there at john young and americana and hit the side of 23-year-old garrick's car and sadly garrick died in the crash. she was arrested shortly after, we are learning there were red light cameras at the i

. >> well, joinings now, the blaze tv news anchor amy holmes, editor of the national review, fox news contributor rich lowry.