but even as this event makes waves at home with his own constituents, bobby jindal is going ahead with this event. he hosted an event at the governor's mansion. they have made multiple videos promoting governor jindal's role in it. he may be annoying people in louisiana by doing this. when you're trying to build a national profile as the most right wing, right? the most right wing religious of all of the potential republican candidates of 2016 apparently you have to be willing to eat chips and salsa with some self-proclaimed prophets in order to get there. so that's what bobby jindal is doing tomorrow. another candidate redoing what rick perly did back in 2012. if that is not confirmation enough that the republican primary is starting right now, consider also this weekend in california, it is the koch brother's donors summit in palm springs. with multiple republican presidential wanna-bes. they will allow a web stream of their events instead of keeping the whole thing secret. what they're going to stream will be a panel featuring marco rubio, ted cruz and rapid paul. it will be moderat

on friday night's show we reported on cindy jacobs' roll in bobby jindal's campaign kickoff rally this weekend in baton rouge. but a funny thing has since happened to the relationship between the lady who said she can raise people from the dead, and bobby jindal who said he wants to be president. the story is fast moving. some of it just happening tonight. the news we have to break tonight is that beyond what just happened to cindy jacobs, after we reported the news about her involvement with bobby jindal's big prayer rally, it is also now tonight that one of the most well-known people on the far religious right in american politics has apparently also just lost his job tonight for a very surprising and surprisingly mainstream reason. we've got that reporting first here next. [ high-pitched ] nailed it! [ normal voice ] you're right, that was really easy. i know, i told you so. on progressive.com you can compare our progressive direct rates with our competitors' rates, so shopping is easy. you don't sound like flo. [high-pitched] yeah, i do. [ clears throat ] who you talking to? [ norm

so bobby jindal is following in rick perry's foottemperatures. and even though the last one of these rallies did not launch e rick perry on a successful bid, they see other signs in the world that the event should have been seen as a success. >> the native american people were cannibals and they ate people. there has been a lot of prayer other that in houston, texas. they broke the curses on the land, and we just had a prayer meeting a week ago. the governor of texas, as a individual instigated this. 35,000 people showed up to pray so the land is starting to rejoice because of that prayer. >> rick perry's 2011 prayer rally with cindy jacobs succeeded in cleansing texas of the curse that was on houston because of native american cannibals. so in that sense it worked. now bobby jindal is going to do it again, this time in louisiana. the organization funding this vermontover all is called the american family association. they are a surprisingly rich organization. they get people around the country to send them money so the american family associatio

on friday night's show we reported on cindy jacobs' roll in bobby jindal's campaign kickoff rally thiston rouge. but a funny thing has since happened to the relationship between the lady who said she can raise people from the dead, and bobby jindal who said he wants to be president. the story is fast moving. some of it just happening tonight. the news we have to break tonight is that beyond what just happened to cindy jacobs, after we reported the news about her involvement with bobby jindal's big prayer rally it is also now tonight that one of the most well-known people on the far religious right in american politics has apparently also just lost his job tonight for a very surprising and surprisingly mainstream reason. we've got that reporting first here next. ♪ bring your vision for the future to life. for more than 145 years, pacific life has been helping families achieve life-long financial security with innovative tools and strategies. talk to a financial advisor to protect your family and plan today. pacific life. the power to help you succeed. pacific life proudly presents "hump

william, great reporting. >>> to republican governor bobby jindal, good to have you.are you getting a sense of what is a fair tax for the uppermost income? right now, it's officially set at 39.6%. but as you know with surtaxes, paying for the health care and everything, closer to 44%, 45%. but what do you think should be a fair top rate? >> well neil, first of all, thank you for having me back on your show. always great to talk to you. with this president you have to be -- the real word is, how do you define wealthy? with this president and democratic governors, they keep saying a millionaire tax. and they apply it to lower and lower incomes. it's the wrong way to look at the tax code. this president wants to be all about redistribution. in america, we look at federal policies to promote opportunity and growth not redistribution like they do in europe. finally in terms of the overall size of government, historically it's been around 18% of our economy. it's been near record post world war ii highs, still in the 20s but going down. i think we should be looking at shrin

even in that exchange with max foster bobby jindal said he said so-called no-go zones.ver named a specific place where these no-go zones exist. >> they don't exist. i was so embarrassed when i saw that clip on cnn yesterday. i write frequently for your cnn webpage opinion pieces. i was startled. >> i think we have skype problems. all right. i'm so sorry. we'll fix our technical problems with skype. i'll be right back. we come by almost every day to deliver your mail so if you have any packages you want to return you should just give them to us i mean, we're going to be there anyway why don't you just leave it for us to pick up? or you could always get in your car and take it back yourself yeah, us picking it up is probably your easiest option it's kind of a no brainer ok, well, good talk you give... and you give... and then you give some more. but sometimes you get. and so you take. tylenol® cold is strong enough for you while children's tylenol® is gentle enough for them. we give you relief from your cold and flu. you give them everything you've got. tylenol®. the traf

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>> bobby jindal. >> bobby jindal. >> good evening and happy mardi gras. >> seriously, for a second, not really, but bobby jindal was once a very credible guy. now seems skeptical about things like evolution. >> that's fine, he'll work that out, he just needs to announce, go to iowa, and participate in lots of debates. >> do you think he will? >> yes, and he subpoena good vp material. >> jess macintosh, what are you feeling good about here? >> number four. let's see what we got. familiar territory. >> jeb bush. his father was president bush, his brother was president bush, and now he wants to be president bush. >> we had enough bush's. >> sorry, mother, it's time for another. former florida governor jeb bush. >> give it up for judge mcintosh. >> i think there is a real strong consensus. you have the bush last night which is the bush last name. you have a lot of people thinking this is a consensus front runner. >> i'm really looking forward to sam taking my candidate. >> i kind of wanted sarah palin anyway. >> no, i don't have bush -- >> josh barro, use your technology from the "new york

>> it's a tragedy of bobby jindal.t guys in elected office is playing to the cheap seats and putting forward fact-free fear-mondaygering doing so in such a dumb way. and when they call him and say, what neighborhood are you talking about? he's got nothing. it's a sad moment for a guy who is trying to run for vice president is by being as irresponsible as possible. >> what it's about, you have two types of republican gop primary candidates the ones who are going to try to talk to the center and be moderate and stand up to the base and the ones who are going to play to the base, it's all about the tuesday southern state super tuesday where you have all the southern states from louisiana to texas to florida. if you win iowa you win south carolina and you get those states that's your best chance. if you're ted cruz or bobby jindal or marco rubio. >> so the truth is he was trying to make -- if i might, he was trying to make an intelligent point, which was you can't seclude, you can't isolate populations of immigrants in you

bobby jindal said muslims coming to america are part of a conspiracy. in a crowded field when you are trying to stand out, is saying something controversial. more smart? >> it can be supersmart. he can rally the base and in people do not like what you said it can be -- if the media attacks you you can use it to rally. it might be bad for the system it is not a good state of affairs but most of these things might seem dumb but a are smart. >> i thought of every member of my southern family who would have said the same thing but there is a tension here and this is why not everyone has it -- been able to do it successfully. do you take it so far that it makes you unelectable in a general election? that is threading a needle. >> when we get to the end of the year when it comes time for picking a president when you start seeing these dumb things you do not look like you are electable and some voters get turned off. >> well this still be there in voters minds? >> we have not seen much from the clintons. which tends to create a vacuum as big as an arkansas wat

neither some other gop stars like jeb bush rand paul bobby jindal, and marco rubio. it's a good thing they missed donald trump's speech. >> you can't have bush. [ applause ] the last thing we need is another bush. >> reporter: yes, trump is thinking of running again. and some of the day's biggest applause lines came when he hit bush and romney. >> i think romney had his chance. he should have won. he choked. >> reporter: another target, hillary clinton. >> like hillary clin have traveled hundreds of thousands of miles around the globe. but unlike her, i have actually accomplished something. >> reporter: one of the newcomers here carly fiorina, former leader of hewlett-packard. >> women are 53% of the voters. we're more than half the nation. it's important that women are in our party. >> reporter: and then there's 2012 iowa winner rick santorum. he needs a way to separate himself among what could be the biggest iowa field ever. how many republican candidates can you fit on a debate stage? >> well, i guess that would depend on how big the stage is. >> jon karl joins us

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our wolf blitzer just spoke with governor bobby jindal.h us here to talk about their discussion. did he provide any proof of the no go zones and did he explain what he meant by that? >> i kept pressing him about specific neighborhoods and locations whether other times in england where there may be the luz mihm no go zones. he did refer to an article in the daily mail saying there were these muslim no go zones. le me play the exchange i had with the government. >> a police chief here in london say that the daily mail is neighborhoods. i'm not talking about entire cities but neighborhoods where the police say they don't go as frequently and women don't feel comfortable without vails. if we continue to allow folks to come in without a insisting on inimmigration, this lies in our future. what i worry about in america is to say that that's a reference difference. we need muslim leaders to denounce these radical islamists. not only condemning these individuals. >> you are not walking away from the united kingdom. i'm making a bigger point that r

we did see bobby jindal, who considered a mainstream candidate. bobby jindal does not care about the fact--he's not a bring guy. he's mainstream republican. >> is there a danger that says yes, you have conservative activist who is will determine who the republican nominee will be just like the democratic activists on the left, but in this particular case you have as much as 20 different republicans running for the nomination, each trying to outflank the other an trying to get that extreme support that may help them catch on fire? >> i think there are certain minority groups you can demonize more than others. if there is an anti-semitic remark there be some who unite against it. you demonize muslim, we don't have any supportouts of the community, i'm muslim-american. we have many who stay silent, and it's scary. there is a mainstream republican in oklahoma, john bennet who said that muslim-americans are a cancer that must be cut out of society. the state g.o.p. chair did not ask him to apologize. that's going to creep into mainstream republican dis

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add bobby jindal courting the religious right. the louisiana governor meeting with local pastors in iowa. many who got called from santorum and bishop harry jackson says there's good reason for that. i guess there's good religious fervor? >> the base really dropped out in the last election. mitt romney was a great candidate in some ways, but he never fully voiced the kinds of things that religious conservatives, social conservatives, if you will, you wanted to hear. and even in my case, we had a bunch of african-american pastors that would have loved to have met with him, seen him face-to-face and understood what he really stood for. he didn't take that opportunity. so there were a lot of folks that stayed home. neil: what do you want to hear out of this latest crop, bishop? >> i think the religious liberties are huge. in houston the mayor called for sermons and that kind of thing. some cities there's an anti-safe contijt rising up. they want to hear about jobs and opportunity. i also think that right now the racial climate in ame

bobby jindal not apologizing. god, guns, grits and gravy author, mike huckabee says that's how you handle folks in the media. governor you stick to your agenda. there is that line depending on the media response i got from his appearance, where they said this guy just keeps digging a hole. >> that's always the narrative if you stick by your stuff. if you're clearly wrong, and you see the facts you presented are not facts or misunderstandings or outright untruths. you have to say, okay, look i was wrong. neil: do you think he's wrong? >> i don't know. i haven't been able to assess whether there are or not no-go zones. i know that every network was talking about this for a while, not just fox. fox was the only one that got beaten up about it. there were a lot of political figures talking about it as well. neil: see, i don't think governor jindal cares. i don't mean to disparage him or you. it's a narrative he's sticking with. whether you call them no-go zones, there are concentrated populations that do their own thi

bobby jindal and mitt romney included. we want to renters on the candidates.e thought governor romney looks like he is headed to run. what do you know about his state of mind and what he is factoring right now? >> i had a chance to meet him six months ago and i thought there was no way this man would put himself through that again. i left thinking he would ask for contribution. he is hungry to run again. he is almost in the sense of writing a wrong. that he has been proven right about many of the things he said and he should be president today. several problem is it is the movie you should have seen six years ago. now there are a lot of new movies and it is a different world. i think he is misjudging his opportunity. >> do you think jeb bush is the front runner? you hear from people who are more close to the base. that they are also give toxic -- sort of toxic. >> that is out there right now. jeb bush is being judged as his father son and his brothers brother. when actually he is neither of those. nobody knows him. in the movies they call it the reverse and re

fox said it repeatedly apologized. >>> louisiana governor bobby jindal is doubling down on his contentiontries have allowed islamists in some where they trump legal laws. some say it is an attempt to make jindal stand out from a pretty crowded field of 2016 nominations. >>> an nfl investigation in deflate-gate. 12 of the footballs were under inflated. this is big news. espn reports they have investigated the balls used by the patriots and found they had too little air in them way too little. two pounds too little. that could make the ball easier to grip. easier for tom brady to throw. easier for the patriots to catch. the colts would have used different balls. if the patriots did this deliberately it would have given them an advantage. unfair advantage. the patriots won 45-7 in that game. so far there has been no official comment from the nfl, according to espn. the league has not yet determined what if any, penalties the patriots could face. typically, in the past this kind of violation, you get a $25,000 fine. it could be worse. but this was afc title game. 11 out of 12 footballs. it's

in 2009 bobby jindal was chosen to respond to president obama's first address to congress to show that diverse party as well. republicans are still struggling a little bit with women. in the last election they did better than they did in previous elections but still lost one by four points. joni ernst is a fresh face a female, a combat veteran. it's a good opportunity for them. >> second year they've had a woman doing the rebuttal. explain the risks here because we saw with marco rubio -- and bobby jindal too, he didn't give as good of a response as i think republicans hoped for. this is high risk high reward. >> the best responses are the ones that you forget. does anyone remember what she said last year? >> she didn't do any damage. >> that's the point. people remember moments and in the responses and remember the gaffes. marco rubio sipping water. tim kaine's floating eyebrow. if joni ernst gets through this -- and she is a talented performer. if she gets through it without a gafr gaffe, that's what she wants. >> looking forward to both tonight. peter, thank you so much. >>> just ge

14%, only 14% of republicans want to see bobby jindal on a presidential campaign stage. important are those polls, david, in republicans making up their minds about getting into this? >> not very. i should think at this point in the 2008 cycle, barack obama is both behind hillary clinton and john edwards. sarah walker and ted cruz will probably rise. he said something about the what, not the who of politics. it is not clear that wage stagnation is a democratic issue at all. and the president's state of the union is going to demonstrate how untrue that is. the president's ideas are all about transferring money around after it's been earned. he doesn't have an answer to the question of why are wages stagnating he has a plan for reshuffling the cards after the wages have stag natured.natedstagnated. and the thing that they can bring to this debate is the question of why what people actually earn is not going up. >> i want to thank david for what he said but i also hope that means that republicans will now turn around and endorse a strong labor movement so we can indeed rais

but bobby jindal is an interesting case, because in theory, he is the kind of candidate that the republican party wants and needs. he's a person of color, who successfully ran statewide in a southern state. but he's so problematic. his delivery is so stilted and his denialism of his own first name is so weird, that it's just hard to imagine him as a credible president. >> gene, he's doing what he's obviously trying to work his way up there into the single digits in the polls. >> yeah, you know, trying to get from negligible to also ran. i see him on the wings of the first few debates, maybe. >> maybe some of them running for vice president, though. >> of course, chris christie. i need him to run so that i -- my theory can be proved that he will flame out faster than rudy giuliani did. >> i think the hugging in the sky box picture of our future president, i don't think most americans want that guy in the white house. >> i love that you begin with the least of his sins. >> the hugging, that is true. i think that's just a stylistic motion, somebody with that bully boy personality. and doesn't

"the onion" is having fun running the headline bobby jindal is not sure he's willing to put his familyou pitch jindal among current field of gop candidates? >> well he's a governor so he understands how to legislate, how to govern and how to bring people on to his side and how to communicate. obviously he's had success with the tax cuts which all republicans love. he's fought and won some battles against the department of education which is always a good thing. you've seen some buzz around scott walker when you can point to some typically -- some foes for the republicans like unions and show verdictries over those and still come out on the other side unscathed. governors in this election will have an upper hand at least on the short-term centers on the potential 2016 ballot because they do -- they can't run and hide behind a podium and pound their fist. they have to get things accomplished and bobby jindal is one of those talented southern governors who has been able to do just that. >> margie on the democratic side, if hillary clinton does delay her campaign until july do you think th

meanwhile, louisiana republican governor bobby jindal has continued to claim the no-go zones exist.jindal is considered a possible contender for the republican presidential nomination in 2016. he told cnn "look, i've heard from folks here there are neighborhoods where women don't have comfortable going in without veils." and mullally, devastating floods have killed at least 176 people and displaced 200,000. rescuers have rushed to bring aid to people cut off from food and supplies. the floods come as nasa climate scientists confirmed 2014 was the hottest year on record due to human-caused climate change. >> 2014, the year just ended was the warmest year on record going back to when the record started in the 1880's. 2014 was about one and 100 degrees warmer than the average -- one and one quarter degrees warmer. >> a woman working for the united nations peacekeeping mission has been kidnapped by gunmen in the capital. the news comes one day after anti-balaka militia members seized two aid workers. a new report finds the obama administration's accusation that north korea carried out t

. >> so bobby jindal now getting huge push back on no go zones. first of all, explain how this came into the dialogue and conversation. >> reporter: sure. i mean it was somewhat introduced to the leks con in the wake of the paris attacks. there was a lot of discussion about minority communities in france and elsewhere in europe it got a lot of traction and headlines when fox news made a major area having a security expert essentially say in major cities in the united kingdom like birmingham there were areas that were no go areas. what he was explicit about was that these no go areas were parts of the city the state had collapsed, there was no semblance of civil governments, no courts. sharia courts were set up. it painted a grim picture that blew up on the internet with people mocking fox news and mocking the security expert. even the british prime minister weighed in on it called him a complete idiot, saying there's no truth to any such assertion that there are no go areas in united kingdom. that's why it caught much more attention yesterday when

all the way from mike huckabee to rick santorum, the past two iowa caucus winners, to ted cruz, bobby jindaln carson. >> i understand it is wide open, but who are the two or three front runners? >> senator ted cruz has really got a foothold and i what. people like him. -- in iowa. he is not playing politics as usual. however, there is a caveat to that and the caveat is mike huckabee. if huckabee gets in, i think he will be a clear front runner in the hawkeye state. i think ted cruz has a good organization here and rand paul does as well. >> you left out rick perry and rick santorum. the two ricks. do you not put them in the top tier with ted cruz and paul and huckabee? >> what is interesting, huckabee has been here 33 times and what people like is a comeback kid. he has a great story to tell. he is going to have to prove himself a little bit. i am not sure if he is up with mike huckabee. rick santorum is point to be one of those guys who hangs around and looks for his opportunity. when he does, i would not underestimate him. >> it's very early in the republican polls and i know it is early a

bobby jindal -- >> i was just going to raise that. >> bobby jindal is in london doing interviews sayingno-go zones where islamic law governs parts of england and parts of france. this was something -- this was something that caused david cameron to say that guy as an idiot as he was walking off a set. he 'thinks about running for president. so look i goat passionate about this, i know the president does too. i think everybody has to. because their target often islami terrorists i. i'm happy to use that temple is people of their own religion. but we have to separate that. >> that doesn't mitigate who is doing it. >> of course it doesn't. >> i think it helps their cause to call it islamic terrorism. they want to ignite anger against the west. >> and we are a different country. we are not france or england. we have a different approach. >>> and i'm not part of that magazine's editorial staff. i don't believe in making fun of anyone's religion. i'm not je suis-anything. >>> the roundtable is staying with us to the end of this hour. this is "hardball." the place for politics. >>> with or wit

the white house has already said that the president would veto that bill and louisiana governor bobby jindalnow tonight. governor, good to have you with us. welcome. >> martha, thank you for having me back. great to talk to you. >> it's great to talk to you too. tell me a little bit about this. because there was another bill that would have banned abortions after 20 weeks that i know was really the primary bill that the g.o.p. thought that they could pass here and a number of republican house women said no to that bill and it was shelved consequently. what do you think about that whole thing? >> well, martha look, i think it's ridiculous. it shouldn't take a lot of political courage to stand up and say we are going to end late term abortions in america. america is one of only a handful of countries in the entire world that allows these late term abortions without restrictions. we elected a conservative republican majority to stand up for our values. one of those important values is the dignity, the sacredness of innocent human life. we signed a similar bill here in louisiana that would end a

for instance bobby jindal's speech in 2009 was widely panned for being hokey and ineloquent.ay as it was six years ago. >> good evening and happy mardi gras. i'm bobby jindal, governor of louisiana. >> a year later republicans picked the up and coming governor of virginia to make their official response. bob mcdonnell. his star was on the rise. now he's headed to a federal penitentiary for up to two years starting february 9th. there was congresswoman michele bachmann's off-putting tea party rebuttal to the state of the union in 2011. she managed to overshadow the official response because she was look into the wrong camera during her speech. the most cringe worthy moment was marco rubio in 2013. midway through it it became obvious that the senator was parched an then came this. >> in the short time that i've been here in washington nothing has frustrated me more than false choices like the one the president laid out tonight. the choice isn't just between big government or big business. >> the best part of rubio's impromptu water break may have been that he tried to keep eye

the point it was going to make was, scott walker, chris christie, rick perry, bobby jindal. could go through this list. mike pence, mike huckabee -- they've all got stories like john kasich, a different subject matter perhaps, different starting place perhaps. jeb bush, a tremendous conservative governor of florida with a great record of achievement. this field is going to give something for people to vote for. >> you are a great political handicapper. among all the people you've just named, can you tell us you think are the likeliest three republican nominees in 2016? >> anybody that looks you in the eye and tells you they can do that will lie to you about other things, and i'm not going to do that. i'm going to tell you the truth. i don't know. there are several people here who have real starting places. there is no true front runner. i think we are going to see a lot happen before we really can tell who is likely to be in the top tier and who is likely not to be. >> governor, your friend chris christie has a lot of strengths & weaknesses as a potential residential candida

also jeb crowding the florida donor field and a lieutenant o other guys, a lot of the governors, bobby jindal, scott walker, scott kay sick, pence -- mike pence. >> with all that's has happened with jeb bushes r, have you been able to detect that hillary clinton has been acting difpbletly because of his moves? >> i think that he's thrown a gauntlet. she's been scheduling speaking engagements several months down road which has led people she's looking for a late start. people on the democratic side especially if they start declaring their intentions. all the republicans are running against hillary already. at some point it becomes incumbent for her to respond. gwen: time for one more quick question and answer. >> if there was someone at the bottom of the pack who you thought had a hains? >> i think the sleeper candidate is ben carson who is not a politician but who is a doctor and a really beloved be the conservative base and who has a super pac that's been out there creating space for him that has raced more money than the hillary super pac. there's the tea party crowd a lot of these names ar

fox has repeatedly apologized. >>> louisiana governor bobby jindal is doubling down on his contentionrn countries have allowed muslims to establish autonomous no-go zone neighborhoods in cities where islamic traditions trump regular laws. why is jindal doing this? some people think it is because he is running for president and wants to establish some conservative credentials in a crowded field. >>> all right, the deflategate controversy exploding overnight. espn reporting that 11 of the 12 balls used by the new england patriots in sunday's afc championship game were underinflated by 2 pounds per square inch. that is a lot. why does this matter? if you use a ball with less air in bad conditions it is easier to hold on to, it's easier to grip perhaps easier to throw for tom brady. it would have given the patriots an advantage, an advantage that is against the rules in that game. another word for that if the patriots did it intentionally, is cheating. it would have meant they cheated in this game. they went on to win 45-7. no comment yet from the nfl. according to espn the league has yet

. >>> bobby jindal is making waves overseas with his controversial criticism of no go zones in europeat a think tank yesterday, he slammed the alleged enclaves that in his words, quote, carry out as much of shiia related laws as they can without regard for the laws of the democratic countries which provided them a new home. nbc caught up with the potential presidential contender who stood by those comments. >> well you know we spent several days here we met with several elected leaders. what you hear are -- for example, so called no go zones i think is a mistake for any country to allow the development of areas within their countries whether it's neighborhoods or other areas where the same laws, the same values don't apply. >> so in another interview, the governor doubled down on his remarks. when pressed to give specific neighborhoods of these no go zones, he said the following. >> yet a police chief here in london said to the daily mail, there are neighborhoods -- i'm not talking entire cities as others have tried to suggest. there are neighborhoods where the police say they don't g

it's scott walker, mike pence, john kasich, bobby jindal, even rick perry all gunning to be acceptable to the establishment so there is an opening for someone who could consolidate conservative support and i think that's where huckabee see the the opportunity. >> only jeb is in the water now. he says he's actively exploring. jindal is aggressive traveling a lot but he hasn't stepped as far as jeb bush to say here is my question about jeb bush. forgive me, governor. is he hillary clinton or is he bill clinton? hillary clinton in 2008 ran, she was formidable on paperu.s. like jeb bush is now, she had a great organization, could raise the money like jeb bush is now but she had an ideology problem, voted for authorization to go in war in iraq, jeb bush has the ideology problem on immigration and education or is he bill clinton who ran against his own party said democrats have to be different. we're wrong on some issues and we have to change if we're going to win and his viability as a general election candidate helped him survive some inner party challenges? >> i think he wants to be a bil