jeb bush and bobby jindal are trying to rebrand the republican party by outlining a positive gop agenda for the future, of course. because the past hasn't worked out very well. bush and jindal show up in this commercial laying out the new plan for the republican party. >> if you believe that every parent ought to be able to choose their child's school, and that the economy should be driven from the bottom up, not the top down from washington, then you're thinking like a new republican. >> newrepublican.org. join us. >> if you don't think the republican party should be the party of big government, big business or big anything, you're thinking like a new republican. >> i know what you're thinking really. i went over to big eddy's used car lot and got nothing but a damn lemon because that's all that is. you see, the commercial will begin airing on sunday. all the sunday talk heads, they might even be talking about this brand-new vehicle that's going to be out there. don't be fooled. the ad is a complete and total joke. first off, i'm interested in the phraseology and the point that jeb bus

joining me now with a lot more to respond to all of this, governor bobby jindal of the great state of louisiana. governor, i know you have a great success story but i figured i'd let you tell it yourself instead of me telling it. >> sean, thank you so much for having me on your show. we have a great story in louisiana. 4.5% unemployment after 25 years. more people moving into the state. what you've said is exactly right. conservative principles work. cutting taxes and spending. democratic governors raising taxes and raising spending. no surprise, unemployment rates are lower in republican-led states. conservative principles work. >> one thing you came out with is an alternative to obamacare. first of all, i love the fact -- we need one pretty badly because people are losing their plans, losing their doctors and they are paying more and rate shock is now impacting everybody and they are also losing access to some of the best hospitals. what is your alternative plan? >> sean, you're right. a lot of republicans don't think we need an alternative, we can just run against obamacare. we nee

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governor bobby jindal, always a pleasure. thank you so much.t want you guys to know that there are alternative plans out there. meanwhile, it will be something that i told you so. >> we are looking for what we had in the last 10 your fitness plan. neil: do not treadmill on me. we, according toa new and very revealing report, this is wrong and this is very right. so i've rounded it up. some of my favorite neil: a fox business alert for you. slow the heck down. it turns out that a lot of this jogging is sending you to an early grave. it actually increases the risk of heart attack and stroke and even death. i have been dying to find a study like this for years just to share with guests like you. so what do we make of this? >> i have to say that studies have shown that it is a correlation between increased rate and obesity. and year-over-year membership has increased by 5%. yet it has not made a dent. so many rely on exercise and it's a big part of that equation of what we are eating. neil: so many are urging their clients to watch what they eat. i

with me is the author of the new plan, the freedom and empowerment health plan, governor bobby jindalood morning to you. by the way, kudos, there are not a lot of people putting out plans, so kudos to you. >> well, thank you, chuck, for having me. i agree. there are a lot of republicans who think we can run against obamacare between now and november, and that's a mistake. we have to tell the american people what we're for. i'm certainly for repealing the obamacare law. we need to show the american people we've got a better plan to lower health care costs and do what the president promised he'd do in 2008. >> let's dig into your plan, because you look at it, and in many ways you would shake up the health insurance market even more than president obama's plan on this one big key proponent -- key component, which is this idea that the health benefits, health insurance benefits we get, if you get health insurance with a company, the company right now gets a tax deduction, the individual does not. you would make the health benefit taxable income for the individual and replace it with a ded

take louisiana governor bobby jindal.ical decisions to make. in louisiana we're not doing either one of those things. i don't think it makes sense to do those. we don't need the government running our health care. >> full repeal and full replace are the better way to go. >> "the new york times" finds governor jindal has got a negative 14% job approval. i wonder if blocking health care to people was a factor. he's refused the medicaid expansion in louisiana, denying 242,000 people insurance. senator mary landrieu's even calling it the jindal gap. and a local paper says taking the money would be a "financial and moral no-brainer." the governor needs to face facts, the american people are sick and tired of republicans constantly talking about repeal. it's time for them to knock off this pointless fight or, as fonzy would say, sit on it. joining me now, former governor ed rendell and susan milligan. thank you both for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> governor bobby jindal's approval is sinking, and so is the support fo

this fulfills that rhetoric. >> all right, governor bobby jindal, i have to leave it there. of the few people in the republican party that's put out an alternative in extensive detail. folks can read it. we'll direct them to it. thanks for coming on. >> thanks, chuck. >> you got it. now to an interesting little tdr exclusive. while i was at the vatican last week, i stumbled on a collection of religious artifacts just yards away from the president's meeting with the pope. it turns out the exhibit is mostly owned, ready for this, by the hobby lobby family. that's right, the same family challenging the contraception mandate in the health care law. here's more of this story. when the president met with the pope last week, he downplayed the pope and the vatican's concerns about some of the president's social policiepolic especially the contraception mandate in the affordable care act. >> we actually did talk a lot about social schisms. >> reporter: if you needed more evidence of the vatican's interest in our politics, look no further than who the pope met with this week. the guy

you have somebody like mary landrieu in louisiana where bobby jindal doesn't want to expand medicaid. she is going back and forth with bobby jindal around medicaid, of wanting him to accept this federal money that would allow residents there to get medicaid. slow it be interesting to see how democrats actually play this. so far you do have the president very much out there, very much having a bit of a victory lab. but the state by state races with the very vulnerable democrats, they haven't quite figured out what their talking points are going to be around health care, even though it feels like the president has given them something of a blueprint with the first speech he gave at the white house, and also that speech in michigan on yesterday. >> congressman jim mcdermott and nia-malika henderson, thank you both for your time tonight. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >>> coming up, should rich people be allowed to essentially buy an election? my colleague, the one and only chris matthews joins me live on that and much more. >>> and imagine rush limbaugh having the congressional power

the new ad highlights bobby jindal and a fellow named jeb.parent ought to be able to choose their child's school and that the economy should be driven from the bottom up, not the top down from washington, then you're thinking like a new republican. >> if you don't think the republican party should be the party of big government, big business or big anything, you're thinking like a new republican. >> the new republican, dave weigel. what is that? what is that about? >> the existence of it is more interesting than anything actually contained in the pitch. jeb bush hasn't won an election since 2002. but as soon as obama was elected, he was helping republicans start a republican rebranding operation. that was in 2009. he does this quite a lot. he's showing some interest in ideas not so much because he thinks he's going to come up with one that the republican party can adopt, but because he, like jindal, is informing the donor class of the party that he's very serious and they should keep considering him. i'm not trying to demean anything that the

ad louisiana governor bobby jindal. >> you can add the fact the president claims the republicans don't have a plan. the list of lies, you can keep your cor, deep your insurance, cut premiums $500. premiums went un $2,100. this is just yet another lie. let's be clear. obamacare wouldn't have become law without those lies. if he had not looked the american people in the place and promised them they could keep their plans and doctors and cut their premiums no way it would pass. >> any inkling what happened since would have doomed: for, i want to bring to light comments by robert gibbs, the former white house secretary, saying the employer mandate will be one of the, quote, first things to go, talking about obamacare. he said i don't think the employer mandate we go into effect and will be one of the first things to go. now we find out. >> that's amazing how democrats are running arm from the law. president clinton darn near embraced the law. we need to rerepeal this entire law. >> you've not what bill clinton is saying. there's a lot of good in and it you keep running from the bad part an

bobby jindal was in washington and i asked him about immigration.e made a point saying to secure the border first but we really want to see some sort of pathway. he was open to things and he was saying that an executive is going to governor. this is all about the 2016 presidential race. it's interesting that they are teaming up because they can attract more people to the party. that's their aim as in a time when members of congress are fighting it out over the inside washington game. >> christina bellantoni and james peterson are going to stick around with me. >>> the british navy confirms one of their ships, "the echo" is on location to help locate the source of a pulse signal heard in the south indian ocean. still no confirmation that these pulses were from malaysia flight 370 but search efforts are in full force as time runs out on the black boxes battery. >>> coming up next, will a new senate report finally bring an end to dick cheney's long affair with torture techniques? >>> plus, was it another win for the 1% or will it create an arm's race?

governor bobby jindal's approval rating stands at a very limp 40%. and in that very same state, louisiana, a state that president obama lost by 17 points, a state that is no friend to liberals, senator mary landrieu, thought to be one of the most threatened democratic incumbents of this election cycle, holds a commanding lead over her likely opponent, congressman bill cassidy. in fact, leads all her opponents' polling numbers combined. in an interview yesterday, landrieu said she would campaign aggressively against those who would repeal obamacare. i have to say, i am now increasingly convinced we have finally arrived at the crucial political turning point. the moment when obamacare has traveled so far from the abstract demon to actual reality, that the politics are starting to play out exactly as the laws proponents suggested. and candidates, instead of running from the law, can go on offense. and just as the political winds seem to be shifting away from rote obamacare opposition, a major unforced error from one of the law's biggest opponents. the k

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bobby jindal, as we know is a presidential hopeful.ying that because it's less partisan, less controversial to say that with chuck todd on this network than it would be to say something totally different on the other network. >> now, you know, mark, congressman paul ryan was asked in an interview -- an interview that aired this weekend about what would happen if republicans somehow managed to repeal the law. he was asked if republicans would let young adults stay on their parents' plans, and if they would protect those with preexisting conditions. ryan said no, that those provisions are too costly. now, how will people react to that? >> i think they'll react to it by not voting for paul ryan when he runs for president in 2016. i think republicans are alienateling major, major swaths of the american people. you mentioned the 7 million people enrolled in the private exchanges and the 3 million through medicaid expansion. that doesn't take into consideration over 100 million people who now have free coverage for preventative medicine, for

. >>> bobby jindal is joining the chorus of lawmakers calling for mcalister to step down.andal an embarrassment. the republican party chairman sa said it's why people are fed up with politics. >>> the former ceo of the bush-inspired points of life foundation is the likely democratic nominee for senate in georgia. but 41 spokesman struck back. president bush is looking forward to endorsing gop nominee in georgia's senate race. critical that gop retake the senate. >>> by now you have seen this cover featuring julia louisiana wee dry fuss. that's the constitution tattooed on her back, but the problem is john hancock's signature but he didn't sign the constitution. he signed the declaration of independence. she tweeted out this throwback as a baby saying the john hancock signature is not part of the tattoo and is just a birthmark. that's your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> we want to turn to first politics. they are marking the 50th anniversary of the civil rights act. also there is adam serwer. president obama spoke there yesterday. as you note in your article on msn

mary landrieu in louisiana took aim at bobby jindal for not expanding medicaid under the law. alaska senator walked a tight rope. saying i think the number would have been higher if they won't have dropped the ball on rollout. it was a truly long day on capitol hill yesterday for the new ceo of general motors. lawmaker after lawmaker grilling mara barra why her company waited more than a decade to announce a safety defect linked to 13 deaths. she apologized to the families of the victims and vowed a similar situation would never happen under her watch. >> how does gm balance cost and safety? >> we don't. today, if there's a safety issue, we take action. if we know there is a defect on our vehicles, we do not look at the cost associated with it. we look at the speed in which we can fix the issue. >> was there a culture in gm at that time that they would have put cost over safety? >> again, we're doing the complete investigation, but i would say in general, we've moved from a cost-culture after the bankruptcy to a customer-culture. >> barra admitted the automaker used the faulty

if you look at what mary landrieu is doing in louisiana, she's going after bobby jindal and his refusal to expand medicaid down there. i think broadly, one of the things i look at is the twitter accounts of these candidates, democratic. candidates, to see what they are talking about. it ain't obamacare. they didn't mark the 7 million number at all. sf >> the folks in the white house will show you he's not george bush, he's not going to lose his base. you won't get below 40%. >> can he get close to 50%. even if he doesn't lose them, will they vote is the big question. >>> another thing the democrats have tried, first it happened in a handful of senate races, now a couple of house races. the incumbent in west virginia was about to retire a couple weeks ago and the leadership convinced him not to do that. they promised him there would be more money coming in. he's one of the guys under attack by outside interest groups including the koch brothers, including these mega donors on the republican side. the democrats have decided not to attack republican opponents, to attack the millionaires. >

among them senator marco rubio and governor bobby jindal. >>> tonight sarah palin. >>> all right. police in millford, connecticut, are investigating the stabbing death of 16-year-old girl. sanchez died after being slashed in the neck, chest, and face in a school stairwell. she was set to attend her prom that night. a classmate is under arrest and faces a murder charge. >> we are obviously devastated by the loss of one of our students. she was a 16-year-old junior, vibrant, very, very involved in jonathan law high school. an incredible contributor, someone who was loved and respected by both her peers as well as her students. >> in an emotional moment students all in formal wear gathered around the prom dress sanchez would have worn. they also released balloons in her favorite color, purple. >>> a fisherman in south korea says he can still hear the screams of passengers from that sunken ferry. you'll meet the man who helped rescue people that day. he says the memories of vivid and haunting. disturbing the pantry. ortho crime files. a house, under siege. say helto home defense max.

so republicans have to somehow put together a plan -- bobby jindal's doing that. but more importantly, with. >> we're going to win the mid-term elections. great, congratulations. >> and then we're going to lose the white house for, in so the republican leaders are really rewith something that will actually make a difference in people's lives. >> paul ryan will formally draft the new budget today. >> no. it was just a transition to what you were saying, which was so trillion. >> you can go back to edmund burkee in you like. >> the ultimate goal is balancing the budget by 2014. to do that, his plan calls for the insurance. a vote could come at the house by friday. now to you. >> i was going to say -- to go back to the question about repeal. there are two other reasons why the republicans need a tern. the overwhelming maernlt of the country is not in favor of repeal. thech basically said by and large -- not by problems, we think the afford l wabl i have a ves will is gfr -- for republicans, those two political realities compel them to come up with some kind of a real

the other question about louisiana i'm interested in is bobby jindal. in the news this week coming up with his sort of alternative plan to obamacare but also bobby jindal refuse to go do the medicaid expansion in louisiana. i wonder that aspect of it, has he paid a political price for that or is this the fact he's standing up to the obama administration, does that give him the political cover he needs? how is that playing down there? >> it's probably a little bit of both. we have seen the governor have declining poll numbers. at the same time it doesn't mean there has been an upswing for president barack obama. you're right that he has refused the medicaid expansion which would bring in about 242,000 louisianans and get them health care. his argument to not expand medicaid has not been persuasive at all in large part because it's so shockingly similar to proposals he has made himself. so it seems to be a political calculation that everything that president barack obama does is bad and i'm going to stand opposite to that. but, again, it hasn't necessaril

. >> and you just heard louisiana governor bobby jindal name former new york mayor bloomberg. bloomberg recently announced he's bankrolling a new gun control effort this weekend. the nra unveiled its response. >> you know, bloomberg vowed to spend $50 million to beat us in november. he said he would do everything he could with all of his 50 million to confront and defeat the nra. well, here's our response. >> michael bloomberg says he has $50 million to attack my gun rights. well, i have $25 to protect them. >> i've got $25. >> i've got $25, too. >> he's one guy with millions. we're millions with our 25 bucks. >> $25, that's the cost to be starter nra membership and you can see here, fred, the nra is getting ready to go head to head with bloomberg's group, every town for gun safety. the organization was set up to counter the influence that the nra has. fred? >> this is, or is it not, the first time the nra has faced such a well funded opposition campaign, especially led by one person, in this case, michael bloomberg. so is it prepared for this long expensive media battle becau

if you're john kasich or bobby jind jindal, you better start worrying. one by one, they were supposed to be the saviors of the party, don't pay attention to those crazy tea partiers up on capitol hill or elsewhere. we have these reasonable moderate sometimes moderate but reasonable governors who know how to be electle, they know how to govern. and we have someone to choose from when it comes to 2016. they are dropping like flies. and i think if you're part of the republican gop establishment, doughnut class, whoever they are, you may have to start looking elsewhere and may even go back to paul ryan who is not a governor and say maybe he's our horse here. >> but he does have quite a paper trail. mark, before we say that governor perry has dropped like a fly, it is worth noting that he is bringing it as they say on the streets. he has invite willed governor andrew cuomo of new york to a throwdown basically over economic policy. and is involved in this new ad that was out i think just a few hours ago yesterday. let's take a listen to the ad. >> here is some

we also got a reaction from we also got a ton of reaction from bobby jindal.y after the governor said that. >> let's be clear. obamacare would not have become laws without those lies are you looking the american people in the face and say they can keep their plans and cut their premiums, there's no way this would have passed. lou: elizabeth said it's all in the past. and we are recognizing it wallis of allies and a waste of taxpayer dollars. and obama would not have won reelection if those came out of for the reelection. but certainly people realize the promise is would it be fulfilled might be right. the damage has been done, but if it is appealed, the hard costs are going to be unbearable we don't even know them all yet. cut the head off the snake and start over. now on to things that really matter. i love your honesty and your humor and how you handle your gas. we are blessed to have you. indeed you are. indeed. count yourself lucky. and roy says your show is becoming one big ad for the hm show. it was funny when he that one or two times, but this is gettin

so we have bobby jindal, governor scott, rick. rick scott and florida. we have many to choose from.and i think that would make the strongest ticket in 2016. now, probably shouldn't say this, but i think it's important as conservatives to chart the future and understand this. back in the 60s there was an element in the public policies trying to take over the conservative movement and the republican party and under the leadership of bill buckley we fended off these people and they are identified today as libertarians. we had a battle with them and conservatives prevailed. the libertarians are back stronger than ever and in many ways that is a good thing. there are many things we do agree on and i think that is important for conservatives to find common ground. and i think if we don't do that it's going to be difficult for us to win as well as many governors and senate elections. in my lifetime i haven't seen a finer principle that a conservative run for a major office began running for governor in virginia this past november to end a libertarian candidate rathe libertariancandd got 7%

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and we know it's over because you see people like bobby jindal saying here's my alternative.hough he doesn't cover as many people, the goal has now become how can we extend health care to the largest number of folk. that battle has been lost. >> that wasn't really ever the question. >> it was a question. >> to the republicans it was. >> no. i think part of the other issue is that the health care system has been transformed. and so what republicans are going to need to do in 2016 is go back to the insurance companies, back to the doctors and say, hey, we're going to go through this again and you are not going to see the level of industry support. they just went through this four years ago. they have changed. they have transformed that. they've worked on what their premiums are going to be. and i just don't see them wanting to go through -- >> there is that reality of look, the democrat base, sort of the hard core left base has wanted sing payer. and what this ended up being was market friendly insurance company, friendly plan. it's something that the insurance companies probab

look at the governors like scott walker and bobby jindal and rick perry, and john kasich. all of those states are working. deficits becoming surpluses, jobs are going up. the republicans i'm mad at now are the republicans in washington. >> what did you think of jindal's response to the state of the union? >> i am like jumping in the background -- did you know what he did in your guest house next door -- i have a story if you would like me to tell it. no, i can't tell that story, actually. about bob. so your radio show actually began the day before 9/11, right? >> the syndicated show. and your show was number two, right? talk radio. why aren't you beating rush? i don't understand it? >> because he is babe ruth of talk radio. you know why? because he opened the door for a lot of us. >> you filled in for him, in fact. >> and the first day i filled in, five minutes into my opening monologue. he has a real golden microphone. and it fell, and i went like that -- i never spoke to an audience that large. >> what is your opinion on michael savage -- >> i don't even know him, i actu

bobby jindal of louisiana. even rick perry, former governor of texas looking into it. this is as wide open as it could possibly be right now. >> you left out the donald. i can't believe that. so, let me ask you about obamacare, it was brought up over and over again, talking about repealing it. is that a political possibility even if a republican takes the white house? >> think about it. if a republican wins in 2016, by the time they take office, it's 2017, who knows who's in control of congress. even more important, at that point you have several years of experience with obama care. if many more millions continue do get the insurance through that program and believe it's their right, hard for me to imagine that it's going to be repealed at that point. >> george has a big show this morning. including a one-on-one with the 2016 republican front-runner, or one of them, senator rand paul. at least for that outsider status. later this morning right here on abc on "this week." george, thanks again. >> another packed show for george. thank you. >>> we'll turn now to "good mor

senator mary landrieu is touting the merits of obamacare and touting on the unpopularity of bobby jindal, who opposes it. louisiana's decision not to expand medicaid leaves 242,000 people uninsured and she calls that, "the jindal gap." she added, my opponent offers nothing but repeal, repeal, repeal, and even with the setbacks, we're seeing benefits for thousands of people in louisiana. i think the benefits people have received are worth fighting for. howard, i'm kind of curious how widespread is that kind of rhetoric going to be? in louisiana you talk about the path for victory for democrats there is a democratic constituency, particularly in new orleans, if you can really crank up the vote and motivate those voters, you can win as democrat in louisiana. maybe in a state like kentucky, georgia, some of these other states, it's more about winning over swing voters. are we going to hear other democrats talking as mary landrieu is on obamacare? >> you have to be very careful, especially in a red state, yes, a democrat can win, but louisiana is fundamentally a red state these days. you don'

, in john boehner's home state of ohio, we're talking 1.5 million uninsured and yet we've seen bobby jindalput out a plan presumably for 2016 based on taking away health care from americans. they're just not going to let go of this one. >> they're not. as joe is saying, you can't beat something with nothing. the republicans have adopted this complete obstructionist approach. eventually they're going to have to put something on the table. boehner in ohio, uninsured, boehner in ohio with all the unemployment and he won't move in the house on unemployment benefits. there's a complete gap between the normal representative actions and what's going on in their home state. and with health care, they just have never acknowledged it's a problem. they have never -- going back to the clinton year, they would never acknowledge there was a problem with health care in this country and that's why they haven't come up with a plan. >> i think what they're really afraid of is democrats will get the credit for having brought health care to millions of americans. yes, you're right, republicans it, might affect

we have bobby jindal in which he likens support of common core of rugs during communism and these areons that i think are tough for jeb bush. you have to separate these two parties. >> jeb bush and other challenges, he's still potentially needing to distance himself from his brother. >> broadly speaking throughout the country and there's bush fatigue, and the right side of the party and they're looking at jeb's maneuvers with a bit of a raise ide brow saying we think we'll continue to operate and we have a shot at the nomination regardless of what jeb does. >> all right. robert, susan and caitlin, thank you very much for being here for our thursday gaggle. i appreciate it. great conversation. we're expecting a news conference any minute now in lemoyne, pennsylvania, which is the headquarters for the hospital in kabul where three americans were killed and another wounded. craig melvin is in for chris jansing and will bring you all of that live. >> good morning. i'm craig melvin in for chris jansing. we start with breaking news on this thursday. any minute now we are expecting a news co

where down in louisiana, bobby jindal is sitting at 40%.o you think your acceptance for lack of a better term, quarterbacking this whole thing is done for that? >> we've done some polling, ed, when you use the phrase obamacare, they poisoned that phrase, the critics have. so that turns people off. but when you talk about the affordable care act, you talk about kinect, you talk about the benefits that are involved in this whole thing, the numbers start going way up. and people here in kentucky, quite honestly are proud that we became a national model for the nation. our health benefit exchange worked like a charm. and people all over the country and all over the world were bragging on kentucky. so i think that had something to do with it, too. >> are democrats misjudging red state residents when it comes to their acceptance of this law? >> i think they are, ed. i've said all along, that i believe by this coming november, people are going to look at the affordable care act than they looked at last november, because of all of that misinformati

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there was no bobby jindal, no scott walker. lots of people weren't there. but it does show a level of interest now. >> you know, john, this is -- sort of interesting that this is sort of the more aggressive part of the republican party, that's not the right word but you don't -- this is a state that picked governor -- that picked governor romney in 2012 and senator mccain 2008. they tend to be more moderate. this is certainly not the moderate ring. >> new hampshire tends to pick those people somewhat conservative. not the hardest right people in the race. battle between the candidates who want to be seen as that conservative standard bearer. this was an interesting example for people to see ted cruz and rand paul otwo people who say they are the leader of the tea party face off. antidotally, at least, almost everyone preferred cruz to paul. as the race unfolds he have a better, stronger ability to win over tea party voters just because is he more intune with conservatives on national security, on social issues, rand paul has said that the smowrst did the ri

late this afternoon republican governor bobby jindal became the latest to call for mcallister's resignationg the chairman of the state gop. all this follows disclosure of images showing the married mcallister kissing a female staffer. house speaker john boehner says he has talked with mcallister. >> i expect all members to be held to the highest ethical standards, and this is no different. he's got decisions that he has to make. >> mcallister ran for office as a family focused christian conservative. >>> a woman threw a shoe at hillary clinton a short time ago during a speech in las vegas. >> it's already recycling about -- what was that, a bat? was that a bat? >> security ushered out the woman who said she threw the shoe but did not identify herself to reporters or explain that action. clinton didn't seem too shaken up. she joked, good thing she didn't play softball like i did. former massachusetts senator scott brown is expected to announce his candidacy shortly for a senate seat from new hampshire. this is a live look at the event in portsmouth. he's obviously not out there, the crowd wa

governor bobby jindal, senator marco rubio, rick santorum.t do they have to do to be considered serious contenders? tim? >> well, kelly, look, i think that obviously this is going to be an important issue in the 2016 primaries for all these guys. and that's why you have seen them head out to indianapolis this weekend. but even more pressing right now is looking at mitch mcconnell, and this issue is going to be a great wedge issue in the 2014 elections, where you've got michael bloomberg on one side and the nra on the other side. and the nra is much more popular in the states where these elections are being held, like arkansas, kentucky, where the majority leader or the minority leader, rather, is up for a tough re-election. >> you know, chris, the president has been trying to bring some control, some gun control, legislation. he's had a difficult time doing that. so what does he have to do in order to face this kind of opposition that he's now seeing from republicans? >> well, i mean, you know, to be honest, the notion of gun control is a mis

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. >> and so they are frustrated by the tea party, and jeb bush and bobby jindal, and the new republicanlicans, and so there is conversations of viability and path for someone who is more moderate, and one of the questions in addition to the family that he has to ask himself is, how am i going to handle my brother's legacy. because he is going to have to talk about his brother's record, like it or not, there is no way around it. >> and be sure to catch karen weekends at 4:00. karen and robert, thank you. >> thank you. >> 000. >>> and this morning, a trail gone cold for a century, and a crime with all of the emotion and the intrigue and the dark and the haunting legacy. my must read is from "vanity fair" and the discovery of paintings and drawings and paintings worth more than $1 billion at the apartment of a white-haired recluse. the story is up on the facebook, and let us know what you think. head to facebook page jansingco. 2 aleve for... ...all day relief. hmm. [bell ring] "roll sound!" "action!" these days, everything is done on the internet. and tomorrow you'll do even more. that's

are quite attune to that i think that's part of why you see the comes that you often see from bobby jindalut minority kids. i think that when you're look at a lot of the comments that you get from rand paul on immigration, wrapped paul is not taking a restrictionist, protectionist tone. >> did he vote on it. >> one point that throw the x-factor in here, what the doors they have thrown open to outside money i think is going to impact this primary season the way we have never seen it. we did primary in '08. i can't imagine -- i don't think barack obama might come out on top, if some guy in the desert could write as 5 million check and start putting on ads. campaign, you lose control of your voice as a campaign when outsiders can spent $5 million. >> cornell belcher, ron brownstein, liz mair. >>> next, an why up date on the search for flight 370. (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national is rank