bob dole, arlen specter, and steve forbes. there followed by senator john mccain announcesing his nomination in 2000. we are asking you, "who's your favorite president and why." john scott says, "george washington because he was a man of great integrity. eric perry says, "jefferson because he was ahead of his time in the philosophy of liberalism." we are also following members of congress on presidents' day. you will see more at http://twitter.com/cspanwj. this week on c-span at prime time. clerics it should be a bentley or something. instead, it is just a taxi. for that privilege of leasing the car for $40,000 per year, he gets to be a porridge. >> hear from insiders as part of a special presentation while congress is in recess. >> israel, when digital first for gdp growth, job creations increased inclusion of minorities. >> three nights of text starting on tuesday at 7:00 eastern. >> going back to a special program on residential campaign announcements. kansas governor senator, bob dole announced his campaign on in april 19

if you want honesty from a candidate, we just got some from bob dole. >> there's an example why reagant. reagan could show that anger, that energy to voters and dole couldn't pull it off. muskie he had a different time where the candidate tries to show anger and it goes agents too far. >> it helps to be an actor. thank you, neil. >>> up next more 2016 candidates are wading into the hot debate over vaccinations including former secretary of state hillary clinton. we'll get to that next with the roundtable you're watching "hardball" place for politics. ow that proper allocation could help increase returns so you can enjoy that second home sooner. know the right financial planning can help you save for college and retirement. know where you stand with pnc total insight. a new investing and banking experience with personalized guidance and online tools. visit a branch, call or go online today. toenail fungus? don't hide it... tackle it with new fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia

he ended his run for that campaign before the republican primaries, endorsing bob dole.oes happen on the national mall, in front of the lincoln memorial. [applause] ♪ >> thank you. my fellow americans today i offer my ideas, my experience, and my energy to the american people. to lead this great nation into the 21st century as the next president of the united states. [applause] thank you. i do so humbly. in the presence of monuments of america's rate presidents. especially abraham lincoln, the founder of the republican party, whose deep commitment to equality i deeply share. with the election of a republican congress, last year in 1994, and the perspective of election of a republican president next year in 1996, we have a unique opportunity to move america toward on preside unprecedented prosperity for everyone in the station. [applause] we can accomplish that by implementing our core republican values. smaller government. less spending. lower taxes. civil rights and liberties. strong national defense. and effective crime control. [applause] that will eliminate the full

senator specter ended his campaign before the start of the presidential primaries endorsing bob dole. this event took place on the national mall in front of the lincoln memorial. it is almost 25 minutes. [applause] thank you. my fellow americans, today, i offer my ideas -- my experience -- and my energy to the american people -- to lead our great nation into the 21st century -- as the next president of the united states. [applause] thank you. i do so humbly -- in the presence of the monuments of america's great presidents -- especially abraham lincoln -- the founder of the republican party -- whose deep commitment to equality and opportunity i share. with the election of a republican congress in 1994 -- and a republican president in 1996, -- we have a unique opportunity to move america toward unprecedented prosperity -- and unlimited economic opportunity for all americans. [applause] we can accomplish that by implementing our core republican beliefs -- smaller government, -- less spending, -- lower taxes, -- civil rights and liberties -- strong national defense -- and effective arms -

kansas senator bob dole officially announced his bid to unseat president bill clinton on april 10, 1995. the senate majority leader was one of 10 candidates seeking the republican nomination. it was his third presidential campaign. the announcement took place during a rally in topeka kansas. this is almost 25 minutes. [applause] thank you. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. thank you, governor graves my good colleague senator kassebaum. good morning friends, and i see a lot of friends in this audience. elizabeth, robin, and i thank you for that tremendous welcome. it's great to be in kansas. [applause] of course, i'm not the first kansan to say, "there's no place like home." but for me, the words have special meaning. wherever i have traveled in this life, i have never forgotten where i came from -- or where i go home to. -- and that is very important. [applause] whatever lessons i have applied in public life were first learned here as a member of the kansas house of representatives. -- and i am very proud of that too. o.these days i spend much of my time in another capitol. --

capitol to get up quote from bob dole about the working poor. i had never interviewed anyone and i was a physicist. what did i know about it? so i applied my physics acumen, how am i going to -- all these reporters in the new york times, cnn they are trying to -- he was majority leader at the time, trying to get to him so how am i going to work my way in? i figured you know what? i will hang out by the bathroom because i knew he had a prostate condition and he was going to end up in the bathroom at some point. so the land the holds i was just hanging out by myself and he walked in. and i was so nervous i looked at him tall man and i said a bunch of gibberish i am sure it was gibberish and he sort of looked at me and kept walking, completely ignored me so after he came out, done with his speeches and so on, i was talking to his press secretary and trying to get him to get me five minutes to get my quote so people at time magazine don't think i am a total loser and so the press secretary was in the process of blowing me off and bob dole walks up a

the money men that supported republican candidates like bob dole and john mccain and both of the bushes. and mitt romney seem to be flooding towards jeb bush. we'll see if that translates into votes and into victories. >>> the clinton foundation, it's one of the foremost organizations for charitable work the world over as you know. but now, a "washington post" review concludes that nearly half of the money and half of the donors to the 2008 campaign as well as donors to ready for hillary, gave $10,000 or more to the foundation. not exactly a grass roots campaign. donations have soared projected to reach almost $2 billion by year's end. $2 billion. the paper reports one-third of the foundation donors are foreign. and legally unable to make campaign donations. a spokesman told "the post," quote, we are a philanthropy, period. adding with other global charities the clinton foundation receives of individuals, organizations and governments from all the world over because our programs are improving the lives of millions. ron fortier is one person who has a tough column on what he calls, quote

you know, as bob dole used to say, the congress proposed -- the president proposes, the congress disposes. we didn't have a bill to dispose. there were five different bill -- bills that came up through three committees in the south -- house and two in the senate and , 7,000 pages of contradicty information. i voted with the republicans 18 times trying to rein in some of the different portions of the bill. at the same time, when it came for a final vote i believe we did need to move forward. the benefits in the bill were better than voting it down so that there would be nothing out of a year's work. things like pre-existing conditions and areas like that. but there's a lot of room to make this a better bill. and with respect to having been

with romney, bob dole, it hasn't worked. why don't we try something different?at's interesting about cpac this year. it's an even tone. in the past it was like spring break. it's kind of calmed and subdued. we're at the crossroads. are we going to go to the left or the right? that's what it will take to win. what will it take to mainly beat hillary clinton? charles: what i don't understand and i think it was a gallup poll i saw this week, overwhelmingly most people consider them conservatives. in national elections, it doesn't work out that way. people naturally believe in hard work, people naturally believe in god, people naturally have a lot of the embedded things, roots, if you will, of conservatism. why what are the conservatives doing wrong to say we're like-minded on the beginning. >> instead of blaming the conservatives. it's more importantly, what is the establishment continually not seeing about them. it's all about motivation. the reason why mitt romney lost was not because barack obama had more people to vote for him. we weren't motivated to get those

we were established in 2007 by four former majority leaders of the united states senate, senator bob dole, the late howard baker, . our goal is to explore timely and compelling and impactful issues and policy making and politics throughout 2015. each event will highlight policy makers and decision -- in decision making roles and some like today who have only been recently placed in that role, putting forth innovative thinking about how to solve issues that challenge the country and indeed the world today. we are pleased to have senator thom tillis with us for this inaugural event. you have his bio. elected in november senator tillis is the junior senator from north carolina. senator tillis is being joined by my boss, the president of the bipartisan center. so please welcome me in joining senator tillis and jason. jason? >> thank you very much, bill. welcome, all, to the beginning of our agenda setting series. couldn't be happier than to start this series with you senator. i am confident that you will be one of the most influential new members of the class of 2014, and i think we have an o

. >> the way that democrats said that bob dole was lurching around from position to position that way>> both sides can usage, i can admit that. but it is something that people are a little bit afraid of and it's a great way of saying, i'm at this time of my life, i have a granddaughter that i adore and i care. she started with science. it wasn't entirely based on grandmother's know best but she owned it. >> it was almost like a nursery rhyme. your view about hillary, al gore once said, not that he was the most successful politician, if you don't define yourself early on, the other guys will. >> it's unchartered territory. you wrote in a book many years ago, you put a spotlight on your problems. >> bobby kennedy said hang a lantern on your problems. >> one of her biggest problems is she's going to be 70 when she runs and john mccain was that old, when ronald reagan was that old. it's an issue that comes up. you're right, she's trying to define this in the most positive terms. >> how does it come up? >> how does it come up? >> yeah. >> that's a good question. >> you brought it up. >> i

bush in '92 and bob dole in '96 and john mccain in 2006 that ran to mitt romney in 2012 are now running to jeb bush in 2016. writing checks writing checks. freaking out. they've got to be on some train, right? they haven't figured out what we were talking about before. that there may not be a state that jeb can win. >> you've got the win one of the first four. you just do. >> he's in fourth fifth place in iowa. what does your poll show? >> this place and people just know him as the famous last name. they don't like his position on immigration. they don't like his position on common core. and he's now hired as national campaign manager in waiting. the premier iowa republican strategist which puts a lot of pressure on him to compete there. i think he's the strongest candidate. he might have raised the next closest person here 5-1 in money. >> it doesn't matter. >> it may not matter because he's going to have to come out and prove himself. the good news for him is again, people think they know him but they don't. this poll shows, by my count, nine or ten people could win the iowa caucuses.

then dan ackroyd comes back as bob dole in this sketch. >> all right, hillary, one more word out of youstain on that back wall. do you want to go? >> hey, come on you two. >> you stay out of this bill. i'm doing something you could have done a long time ago. >> to complete our tour will farrell as george w. bush and now jay farow has taken over for obama. any way, that does it for us tonight. now it's time for you to go to prison, as ms. rachel would say. >>> i can be your best friend, at the same time, if you cross me or do me wrong, i can be your worst enemy. >> an inmate with a record dating back to age 14 comes to terms with his past and present. >> i'm not coming back. >> i'm sure i heard that last time. >> beat up bloody and beat up on grandville avenue, thrown down the stairs with my bra and underwear in the snow. >> she was once a school

anybody can fall -- remember when bob dole fell off the stage in a campaign? it was terrible.od on this one before we move on? >> i was taken by she had -- the men had on some kind of matador outfits with horn, the horn hooks the cape armani cape. >> called a gut feld. >> what does that mean? >> a horn on your head and -- >> wait a minute. i can't get into that. anyway, the other day i was going down the steps of my house and it turns out it was covered in ice and i went flying. the thing about -- i didn't get hurt, but i was, like totally -- what just happened. >> win inanyone see you? >> no. >> i had to ring the bell to get my wife -- >> this is a little ridiculous. i can't say i blame him. basketball scouts are already stalking lebron james' son. i did bens little lebron jr., is only 10 years old? king james not so thrilled saying "yeah, he has already got offers from colleges, pretty crazy. it should be a violation. you shouldn't be recruiting 10-year-old kids." start with you my basketball-loving friend. 10 too young? >> yeah. way too young. extends to football. my son wa

campaigning against president bill clinton turns out to be a dangerous affair for bob dole.e falls head first off stage. it turns out that the presidency is just beyond his reach. and speaking of feet, waiting around for dignitaries can be tedious work. president bush takes the opportunity to entertain the press with some fancy footwork of his own. >> i don't know of any times when it's really good for a president to try to dance. >> president bush, it seems, disagrees. here he is again in africa. >> and secretary of state hillary clinton gets down in kenya. >> thank you very much. stop the music. >> even russian president boris yeltsin seems comfortable on the dance floor. >> kick it. >> not all politicians are quite so musically inclined, however. just ask karl rove. ♪ tell me what is your name >> mc rove. >> i saw this one live, i'm afraid. it was even scarier to watch karl rove rapping in person than on the tv. he's got some of the movements that only dick cheney could manage. >> mc rove. ♪ our dnc is what they're calling me ♪ >> colin powell is equally musically challen

bush you have to go back to nixon in 1960 to find a nominee who wasn't a second or and bob dole's case a third go around with republicans have the thing for liking people who have tried to run before so that is part of it. i think democrats probably have an easier primary if clinton does run and i am proved wrong. i have to say it, romney would get in and clinton would not get in i will leave it there. the thing about republican primary is it is not just a legacy primary, you have a number of fresh faces they're so the republicans will have a discussion, they will emerge after a very bruising and sometimes bitter conversation and the republicans will know that person who emerges is the person may be they didn't all want as we saw with several previous nominees but a least they were ok with rallying behind for the election so the democrats have a tougher challenge because of a do coordinate hillary clinton they don't have that conversation. may be better for than for the folks in power for winning an election but not necessarily better for developing those ideas. if there's not much of

capitol to get up quote from bob dole about the working poor. i had never interviewed anyone and i was a physicist. what did i know about it? so i applied my physics acumen, how am i going to -- all these reporters in the new york times, cnn they are trying to -- he was majority leader at the time, trying to get to him so how am i going to work my way in? i figured you know what? i will hang out by the bathroom because i knew he had a prostate condition and he was going to end up in the bathroom at some point. so the land the holds i was just hanging out by myself and he walked in. and i was so nervous i looked at him tall man and i said a bunch of gibberish i am sure it was gibberish and he sort of looked at me and kept walking, completely ignored me so after he came out, done with his speeches and so on, i was talking to his press secretary and trying to get him to get me five minutes to get my quote so people at time magazine don't think i am a total loser and so the press secretary was in the process of blowing me off and bob dole walks up a

then dan ackroyd comes back as bob dole in this sketch. >> all right, hillary, one more word out of youhat back wall. do you want to go? >> hey, come on, you two. >> you stay out of this, bill. i'm doing something you could have done a long time ago. >> to complete our tour, will farrell as george w. bush and now jay farow has taken over for obama. obama has been tougher for comedian toss character. they still have two years to figure it out. up next is week ends with alex witt >>> bracing for more. another storm slamming the northeast this weekend. but this time it's not just bringing unprecedented snow. details in the forecast. >>> after years in office a stunning fall from one u.s. governor. his story and the role his fiancee may have played in the amazing turn of political fortunes. >>> ahead of the pack. a new report on one way the possible 2016 contender jeb bush is pattying his competition big already. >>> new strategy in business headlines. a move by the coca-cola company that is not only surprising it has nothing to do with its most famous product.

you know, as bob dole used to say, the congress proposed -- the president proposes, the congress disposes. we didn't have a bill to dispose. there were five different bill -- bills that came up through three committees in the south -- house and two in the senate and , 7,000 pages of contradicty information. i voted with the republicans 18 times trying to rein in some of the different portions of the bill. at the same time, when it came for a final vote i believe we did need to move forward. the benefits in the bill were better than voting it down so that there would be nothing out of a year's work. things like pre-existing conditions and areas like that. but there's a lot of room to make this a better bill. and with respect to having been in a family that had military service, i grew up in a family that had military service. my father was a career military person and i grew up under a system that i guess some people could call socialized medicine. i've benefited from military medicine all of my life. i think it's a great system that a lot of people like to criticize in some ways because i

. >> we nominate another candidate in the mold of bob dole or john mccain or mitt romney, and let meclear all three of those are good honorable men, they love their country but what they did didn't work. it's not a winning strategy. >> reporter: cruz, of course is making a career out of bashing the republican leadership and now he's got some help from louisiana governor bobby jindal. he is furious at the leadership for running on a promise to repeal obamacare and then, after winning a majority in congress, not doing anything about it. >> this campaign this election wasn't about having a second liberal party. it wasn't about getting a nicer office space for senator mcconnell. it was about making a real difference but this wasn't a trivial issue. this was the main issue in many of these elections. they didn't mean it, they should have said that when they were campaigning. >> reporter: there is still one more speaker to go tonight, senator marco rubio will be here this evening. marco rubio expected to tell the club for growth that he has learned his lesson on immigration, and won't be d

we were established in 2007 by four former majority leaders of the united states senate senator bob dole the late howard baker, senator tom daschle and senator george mitchell. and is just on a personal note i had the pleasure and honor of working with all those over my career in the united states senate as a staffer. we're watching this -- we're launch. ing this series today at the beginning of the new 114th congress. our goal here in this series is to explore timely and compelling and impactful issues in policy making and politics throughout the 2015. each event will highlight policymakers in decision making roles and some like today who may only recently have been placed in that role of putting forth innovative thinking about how to solve critical issues that challenge the country, indeed, the world today. we are pleased to have senator thom tillis with us for this inaugural event. you have his bio. elected in november, senator tillis is the junior senator from north carolina. senator tillis is being joined by my boss, jason grumet, the president of the bipartisan center, to please jo

bob dole howard bake senator tom dash and george mitchell. just on a personal note i had the pleasure and honor of working with all of the those over my career in the united states senate as a staffer. we are launching this series at the beginning of the new 114th congress. our goal is to explore timely issues in policy making and politic politics throughout 2015. each event highlights people in decision making roles and some like today who might have been just put in the role and come forward to solve critical issues that challenge the country and world. we are pleased to have senator thom tillis with us for this inaugural event. you have his bio. elected in november. he is the junior senator from north carolina. he is being joined by my boss jason grumet the president of the bipartisan center. please join me in welcoming ten senior tillis and jason to begin the discussion. jason? >> thank you, bill. welcome to the beginning of the agenda setting series. couldn't be happier to start the series with you, senator. i am confidant you will be on

we were established in 2007 by four former majority leaders of the united states senate, senator bob dole the late howard baker, senator tom dashel and senator george mitchell. and i had the pleasure and honor of working with all of those over my career in the united states senate as a staffer. we're launching this series today at the beginning of the new 114th congress. our goal is to explore timely and compelling and impactful issues in policy making and politics in 2015. each event will highlight policymakers in decision-making roles and only some like today only been put forward in those roles and critical thinking and challenging the world today. we are pleased to have senator tillis in this event. he have his bio. elected in november. he is the junior senator from north carolina. he is being joined by my boss, the president of the bipartisan senator so join me in clming senator -- in welcoming senator tillis. >> thank you, jason. and welcome to our agenda-setting series. and senator i'm confident you will be one of the most influential members of the class of 2015 and we'll have an

political figure played by january hooks and bill clinton and a special appearance by dan aykroyd as bob dole one more word out of you you'll be a stain on the back wall. want to go, do ya? >> come on! >> come on you two, come on. >> you stay out of this bill. i'm doing something you should have done a long time ago. >> dan aykroyd left the cast but would come back for that too. sarah palin played by tina fey even after she left the cast and will ferrell, george w. bush in the 2000s and a famous one and brings you to barack obama and jay pharaoh playing barack obama. another two years. see what he comes up with. >> and hopefuls are great. amy and tina doing hillary clinton and sarah palin together on the podium. so many. msnbc steve kornacki thanks for that. >>> makes you quantity to watch and watch steve every weekend on "up" on msnbc. this sunday don't miss a special "snl" roundtable featuring former performers and writers. if you need more "snl," tonight on "politics nation," classic. reverend al sharpton sits down with his "snl" impersonator kenan thompson tonight at 6:00 p.m. eastern. lo

bush, you have to go back to nixon, i think in 1960, to find a nominee who wasn't a second or in bob dole's case a third go around. that part of it, but i think democrats probably have -- may have an easier primary if clinton does prong and i'm proved wrong, as i suspect. >>> no, you know, the thing about the republican primary is not just a legacy primary. you do have a number of fresh faces there, so at least the republicans will have a discussion. after a very bruising and sometimes different conversation. that person who emerges is the person that maybe they didn't all want, as we saw with several previous nominees, but at least they were okay with rallying behind. if they do core onate hillary clinton, they don't have that conversation. it may be better for them for winning an ease electric. and if there isn't much of a ben back there, you know, i think the party should hope that jim webb and elizabeth warren or something are serious about running, and do run just to have that conversation. >> you mentioned the need -- as a general rule, is that something new, fresh? >> i think in both

he comes back to play bob dole and this is what happened. >> all right, hillary. on the back wall. do you want to go do you? >> come on you two. come on! >> you stay out of this bill i'm doing something you should have done a long time ago. >> that was the clinton years and then take a look after clinton. of course, george w. bush. reagan, clinton, bush a lot of juicy characters for "snl" to have a lot of fun with. will ferrell, this was iconic. it started even before bush became president. the 2000 debate, pushbush versus gore. will ferrell as bush in that debate. >> in fact, we are almost out of time. i will ask each candidate to sum up in a single word the best argument for his candidacy. governor bush? >> strategery. >> in some ways a word that defined the bush presidency. after george w. bush that brings us to the seventh and final "snl" president barack obama who was played originally by fred armisen. jay took it over. i have to say in all honesty, this is a comedy thing, obama has probably been the toughest president for comedians to have fun with. he just

i can remember when bob dole invited valencia to speak to congress.a very weak team in the white house. i think we need to arm the ukraine asap and get the weapons to israel and jordan. they have been asking for for a very long time. and galvanized and lead in the war on terror. you can only do so much with coalitions when the other person -- participants are not equipped to help out. you got your mandate in november. the american people when you to leave. please, if you've got to be ready and we have got to act now. guest: i agree. congress must leave. it's obligation is to encourage and i believe this nation's best national defense strategy is peace through strength. the reason we have a strong military is to make sure we provide for peace throughout the world. a strong u.s. military is a great deterrent. and we see if there is any ambivalence or perceived weakness i could say, we see what adversaries around the world will do. you are right. congress has an obligation to lead and it has a constitutional response ability to provide for the nation's d

because my friends -- happened with bob dole. everybody sort of rushed there.sly to mitt romney in 2012. somebody's projected as front-runner. people start blindly writing checks, because they want to be a part of the parade. don't want to be left behind. scott walker jumping up to 25%, at least gives some people pause to say, hold on one second. this may not be a coronation. the democrats coronating hillary. maybe we don't have to coronate jeb. maybe we can have a real primary. >> what happens in the cultural and political framework, the things average citizens are concerned about when the media stops asking whether he believes president obama is a christian and starts asking about the world's most dangerous nation pakistan with a nuclear bomb? >> that's when if he bobbles the ball he loses. sarah palin had a big surge after the 2008 convention. she did very well. she started stumbling with questions on policy especially. you saw those numbers start to go down. if scott walker gets it right on questions like you said about pakistan, about isis if they start as

as bob dole used to say the congress proposed -- the president proposes, the congress disposes.e didn't have a bill to dispose. there were five different bill that is came up through three committees in the house and two in the senate and 7,000 pages of contradicty information. i voted with the republicans 18 times trying to rein in some of the different portions of the bill. at the same time, when it came for a final vote i believe we did need to move forward. the benefits in the bill were better than voting it down so that there would be nothing out of a year's work. things like preexisting sngses. and areas like that. but there's a lot of room to make this a better bill. and with respect to having been in the family that had military service, i grew up in a family that had military service. my father was a career military person and i grew up under a system that i guess some people could call socialized medicine. i've benefited from military medicine all of my life. i think it's a great system that a lot of people like to criticize in some ways because it wasn't a private sys

capitol to get up quote from bob dole about the working poor. i had never interviewed anyone and i was a physicist. what did i know about it? so i applied my physics acumen, how am i going to -- all these reporters in the new york times, cnn they are trying to -- he was majority leader at the time, trying to get to him so how am i going to work my way in? i figured you know what? i will hang out by the bathroom because i knew he had a prostate condition and he was going to end up in the bathroom at some point. so the land the holds i was just hanging out by myself and he walked in. and i was so nervous i looked at him tall man and i said a bunch of gibberish i am sure it was gibberish and he sort of looked at me and kept walking, completely ignored me so after he came out, done with his speeches and so on, i was talking to his press secretary and trying to get him to get me five minutes to get my quote so people at time magazine don't think i am a total loser and so the press secretary was in the process of blowing me off and bob dole walks up a

. >> we nominate another candidate in the mold of a bob dole or a john mccain or mitt romney.d, honorable men. they love their country. but what they did didn't work. it's not a winning strategy. >> louisiana governor bobby jindal is also here. he just in his home state introduced a budget that really is kind of right out of the club for growth playbook. jindal very critical of the republican congressional leadership for not yet moving to repeal and replace obamacare. >> this campaign this election wasn't about having a second liberal party it wasn't about getting a nicer office space for senator mcconnell. about making a real difference. this wasn't a trivial issue. this was the main issue in many of these elections. they didn't mean it, they should have said that when they were campaigning. >> you know, it could be said that governor bobby jindal as well as ted cruz, scott walker and pence who is about to come up later today and marco rubio may not hold the offices they do if it weren't for this group of people. guys in 2012 the club for growth dropped 20 multi-million-dolla

followed by folks like anderson coup here called bob the best writer in broadcast news, he is a really good writer, he was. katie courik sent her can dole answers, larry king, list just went on and on and on last night. >> because so many people looked up to him, i mean, oh, a lot of respect for him in the business. police in burlington county new jersey looking for two home invasion suspect. >> they got some sketches we want you to look at here. police say victim tied up, beaten, steve is on the story at the medford police department. hi, steve. >> that sound so strange to all of our viewers, home invasion in the medford department police department, but home inch vases have only been the kind of violent cream people here in medford have only seen reported on tv before now. but six year old man admit he made the invasion too quick, easy, leaving his door unlock, sunday night around 8:00 in prime time, he got duct taped to one of his chairs, then beaten up by these two guys, who came in demanding all his cash and the keys to his cadillac. very good police sketch artist out here through these very detailed faces of the two guys who used