it comes from democratic congressman bobby scott and republican congressman jim.d cut sentences for drug crimes and give judges authority and reduce sentences for some current inmates and reduce sentences for people with good behavior. the republican sponsor says the current prison system is quote not only fiscally unsustainable but morallytic sponsor congressman bobby scott is joining me now. thank you for being here. >> good to see you reverend al. >> congressman, is there a growing consensus now across party lines we need to address this problem? >> i think you mentioned the fact that we have 25% of the inmates who only have 5% of the population. the incarceration rate has gotten to the point where many recent studies have said it's actually counterproductive. so manyeople in jail. messing up so many families. so many people with felony records, and you're wasting so much money that you're actually adding to crime not doing anything about crime. and so on the federal level, it's gotten so bad we don't know how many crimes we've created. we're having sound bytes

you have seen scott walker, bobby jindal, folks who are taking this and combining it with what happened yesterday and said, this is why i need to be president because i would never whennt justices like this i'm in office. i think this is a key component. there are going to be supreme court appointees in the next administration, it is almost a certainty. this has now become a political issue. john: here's the great thing about the court. frankfurter thinks he is a

the republican and bobby scott democrat put together legislation last week in the middle of all of thismay like. there maybe one miracle, and if not this is the week and the song is one of the defining moments of the entire obama presidency. this will be seen over and over again when he look back on this man's incredible journey. >> a lot of people are going to look back and see how it all came together. tell us what the president is doing in the weeks ahead. what do we see in the terms of is this a pivot moment? >> reporter: there could be. at what stage he is in in the presidency. i think that's a lot of the reason that we're seeing him be a little bit more liberated and not to be so politically calculating, and we really saw president obama mention that in the podcast interview that he did this week. he talked about how he is fearless and he set that was a refreshing feeling for him. i don't think that this is a major pivot, but i think that we will see him until he looechseaves the white house. >> that podcast was called wtf. thank you so much. we really appreciate you seeing you th

the original living wage act sponsored by al green which raises the minimum wage and congressman bobby scott's raise the wage act would increase the minimum wage by $12. 35 million americans would benefit. we wrote a letter urging the president to adopt a fair chance hiring policy at the federal level for individuals who had been previously incarcerated. a fair chance hiring policy would level the playing field and stop the spike of recidivism. the federal government should not put up barriers for those trying to rebuild their lives. finally, i'm saying tonight and all of us are saying we need to give families the opportunity on build wealth and live the american dream. we can end poverty not just in the african-american community but the entire united states as a hole. as dr. king said in his "true america" speech in april 14 in 1968, he said, we must come to see the social progress nofere rose on the wills of the ineff built but on the persistent work of dedicated individuals. we must work for the social progress that is so desperately needed. when you look at the analysis of the economy, jo

we've seen chris christie bobby jindal, scott walker for them it doesn't always go well but jeb bushcan go well for him, that he is comfortable on the world stage, it is somebody who americans can see being in this kind of position. he started out this morning in germany. he's not here in poland and having private meetings with world leaders, and some sites, some that are nice to see, and some that are must see, such as auschwitz. he went there this morning. >> he's raised a lot of money, has a strong organization around him, but yet he's not doing so well with the polls. how is he responding to this to these questions about not being able to break away from the pack? >> well he's certainly getting those questions right here in europe. to be fair he's getting the questions from american reporters who have been traveling around with him. the answer to that question and i'll play it for you in one second but the reason why the question is being asked is because his name is jeb bush he has not broken away from the pack has not scared other candidates out of the field, so this is his res

walt disney world this morning for an economic summit hosted by governor rick scott, jeb bush chris christie mike huckabee, bobby jindal and scott walker are taking part in the presidential cattle call in orlando. florida native marco rubio kicked off the event this morning by video link. he was attended to stay in person but had to stay in d.c. to take part in today's senate vote. there are new developments on the democratic side as well. this while the clinton campaign announced a big rally in new york in ten days where she will formally launch her campaign. here with our first read today is nbc news political editor carrie dann. i think they call it the happiest place on earth. i believe that's what disney is called but some of the internal back and forth between these presidential candidates certainly not the happiest of situations. >> that's right, tamron. when the governor of a state like florida, which is so important, both in the primary contest and the general election, asks you to come to his economic summit and you're a republican candidate running for president, it's a great invitation to go. you're

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it is about carly fiorina and mark rubio and ted cruz and bobby jindel and scott walker. it is going to be hard to say he is the fresh voice of the party. >> staying with you for the minute matt let's talk about that. obviously a huge part of the presidential race is money and the ability to collect it. when you have so many republicans, and as you point out, a couple come from big money states of texas and florida. do they spread out the money supply so thin it hurts the nominee. >> there is a lot of money to go around and there is a lot of donors in republican and conservative circles to spread around the candidates. i think ted cruz did a great job nailing down big funders who is support his super pac. for rick perry one of the problems he has is he is no longer an office holder and that helps. when you sit in office you are relative but when you are not it is harder. but jeb bush hasn't been sitting in the office for a decade and he is going to raise record amounts. the question is when does the race start to narrow down and i think you will see this happen come the s

bobby jindal. and scott walker will make up his mind by the second woke of july.to get in the race. >> and this from the all- important state of ohio. joishgs ohio governor cusack told me he's close to the idea of a run. he was broefl a candidate in 2000. it locks like he couldn't faceup to the george bush juggernaught. and his swing state would play well. and some republicans including fred barnes. editor of the weekly standard thinks that the gruff and sometimes impatient mannerisms is like he is too much of a jerk to be a nominee. i asked him about that. >> sometimes when you carry out policies, you have to push. we don't need marshmallows. we need toughness and kindness. and my policies reject the kindness of conserveatism. i might have to have a cup of coffee to straighten fred out. joishgs he told me he thinks poi and large it would play well with audiences in the country and he will not change for everyone. julie. >> well the tale about the largest known hack in u.s. history. and keeps growing. the personal information of 14 million current and former gover

we're still waiting on scott walker bobby jindal and, of course jeb bush. he will announce one way or another on june 15th. >> if you look across the political aisle, hillary clinton is getting company, too. are we hearing from any of the democratic candidates? >> only one was on the sunday morning circuit today, the democratic field is much smaller than the gop field. there's just four democratic candidates compared to 10 republicans and growing. hillary clinton skipped the first major campaign speech which will happen on saturday. that left lincoln chafee to hit the sunday shows. >> that was a big mistake when we're trying to restart our relationship with russia and secretary clinton presented the foreign minister with a symbolic gesture and they got the russian word wrong. it's those types of mistakes that set back a relationship. >> even though clinton stayed quiet today, she did pick up an endorsement from the governor of connecticut. tomorrow she'll attend a fund-raiser in maryland. harris? >> kirsten, thank you very much. >>> we'll continue to keep y

jeb bush chris christie bobby jindal and scott walker also on the agenda. marco rubio canceled his appearance due to the senate vote on restoring the nsa surveillance tactics. he'll instead appear in a short video. >>> with less than two weeks until the first major rally of her 2016 campaign hillary clinton will be hitting a few hurdles. that's according to a new cnn/orc poll which shows unfavorable opinions of clinton at the highest levels in 14 years. still, clinton maintains her commanding lead over the rest of the field. 60% say she is their top choice on the democratic side. joe biden and bernie sanders rounding out the top three. sanders taking his campaign to the late-night talk shows where he addressed his socialist label. >> you describe yourself as a democratic socialist and that is some would say dangerous thing politically. are you concerned about framing yourself that so many people have a negative connotation. >> i think when people understand that in those countries governments are working for the middle class rather than billionaire class, w

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you have seen scott walker, bobby jindal, folks who are taking this and combining it with what happened yesterday and said, this is why i need to be president because i would never whennt justices like this i'm in office. i think this is a key component. there are going to be supreme court appointees in the next administration, it is almost a certainty. this has now become a political issue. john: here's the great thing about the court. frankfurter thinks he is a conservative. george herbert walker bush appoints david souter, turns out to be somebody conservatives despise. anthony kennedy, a reagan appointee, someone who reagan presumably thought would never be the liberal champion on the gay marriage rolling. the great thing about the court and these justices when they get on the court, and whatever views they had before, they come to them honestly but when they arrive on the court and take on the responsibility of the supreme court, the court changes them, the country changes around them. they understand the responsibilities that the court has in a democratic process, and they are unp

but four of them, ted cruz, bobby jindal, rick santorum, scott walker calling for constitutional amendments it to the states or to say marriage is one man and one woman and the rest, jeb bush, ben carson, et cetera, saying no they don't want to make this a constitutional battle. is this going to be an issue on the campaign trail in the republican primaries you think? >> no, i don't think so. i just came last night from the western conservative summit which is 4,000 people in denver, hosted by the colorado christian university. so it's really conservative westerners, and while there is a division in the house over whether or not same-sex marriage is a good idea, it may surprise a lot of your viewers to learn there are a lot of republicans who favor it but almost none that favor the court deciding it. so you've got unanimity of all of the speakers who were there. huckabee or santorum or fiorina about the fact that court not to have intervened here. as to the issue going forward i think it will be about judges, not about an amendment. >> but this is what's so cynical about this, actually. you

bobby jindal on june 24th. scottker by the end of the month and ohio governor john kasich in july. we bring back adam colmes. >> >> we'll hear from jeb bush. >> i don't know how you're going to get all of these people on the set. >> there are rules that some of them will not be on. >> i think bush has the same problem that clinton has, which is the last name which is why we were just talking about this during the commercial break, the whole rundown of talking points is jeb, it's not bush. >> right. that's right. >> we were also talking about how there's an anti-establishment mood out there in the country. it really has the potential to work against bush and against clinton. >> i feel like people don't want a bush/clinton election. it's boring and that's it. >> you want something excited. the country was in much better shape after bush than clinton. that puts them in a different perspective. >> that's why he resonates more to his father than his brother. >> what does jeb need to do? what do you think of his talking po

scott walker. chris christie. bobby jindal. and john kasich. and real estate developer, donald trump announced that he will announce his presidential plans on june 16th. >> wow. so where do the candidates stand in the polls right now? >> we have an important poll out of iowa. the first in the nation caucus state, as you know. in february, this is a bloomberg des moines register poll. scott walker leading the pack with 17%. not even declared yet. suggested to maria bartiromo this week that he will announce within the month once he's finished with the wisconsin state budget. followed by rand paul and ben carson, 10% each. jeb bush and mike huckabee are coming in at 9% each. >> walker, 17. bush way down at nine. thanks peter barnes at the white house. melissa. melissa: apple is expected to announce -- streaming music service at its developer's -- to directly compete with spotify and pandora. in fact, when the news came out this afternoon around 2:20, look at shares of pandora. they fell off a cliff and struggled for the remainder of the day. david

rick scott was doing the same thing for the last four years in the state of florida. bobbys doing the same thing. nicky haley -- >> i felt like they were all my governor. >> that's the beauty of this whole tenth amendment and getting these states to compete against each other. and giving them the freedom to. you can't expect washington, d.c. to come up with one size fits all education policy. that's the reason i'm against common core. leave it to the states to come up with the health care policies the education policies the transportation policies that will make their states be more competitive. and then people will decide where they want to live. >> how do we end -- if this president -- the numbers are pretty clear, he will have accumulated as much debt if not more than any other president of him before combined. growing the economy will get people back to work. >> you've got to cut spending too. it's the two things. >> when you cut spending you talk about eliminating baseline budgeting. >> i've been through this before. in 2003 texas had a $10 billion budget shortfall. in

wisconsin governor scott walker louisiana governor bobby jindal ohio corner john kasich and donald trump are all expected to join the race in the next six weeks. for all of their differences the gop field is a pretty tight bunch, florida senator marco rubio will be in connecticut headlines the state republican's party biggest event of the year. it's named after press cot bush that would be jeb bush's grandfather. >> it is pretty hot in a texas airplane hanger right? >> reporter: 90 plus yes, it's very hot. rick perry looked like he was perspiring a little bit. everybody was. >>> also in texas tonight, the democratic front runner hillary clinton. clinton spent today talking about voting rights but last night she was pushing for campaign cash. something that wouldn't normally raise eyebrows except when it's seen as giving her an unfair advantage even inside the democratic party. chief white house correspondent ed henry on hillary clinton and whether the dnc is playing favorites >> reporter: hillary clinton today used the back drop of a historically black college in houston to launch an agg

network will be there live, beginning at noon eastern time, with the likes of governor scott walker rick perry bobby jindal and mike huckabee besides. and this guy is doubling on fat cat bankers but is he doubling down on hillary clinton for take so much dough from the fat cat bankers? fat chance he is going to say that is what he is up. to fat chance we'll fail to connect the dots. >>> baltimore, seeing the deadliest month in 40 years why rudy giuliani thinks there's a reason for that. next. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. hey, what are you doing? you said you were going to find out about plenti, the new rewards program. i did. in fact, i'm earning plenti points right now. but yo

among those will be speaking with jeb bush scott walker rick perry, bobby jindel mike huckabee all on one show this show and it starts now. >>> good afternoon, i'm neil cavuto from sunny orlando, it's sunny, but 59% humidity, and the former governor bush says it's okay. he's used to it. frankly, governor -- >> i resemble that remark. >> i bet you do. nice to see you. >> you too. >> what a great pow wow, economic issues money issues talked to competitors there who want a slice of the republican nomination. are you still keen on running for president? >> well i've got a decision i'm going to make in relatively short order. if i go for it i'm not the last guy in. >> no. there's about 20 before you. >> i spent -- well certainly not the first in but i won't be the last in either. >> what -- >> i don't know. not much. i'm excited about the prospect, but i just wantsed to go through this in an orderly fashion. >> now, part of the theme today in orlando, for those who don't know or have been following all day, it's all about the economy. >> realm >> yep. >> you talk about getting businesses g

wisconsin governor scott walker louisiana governor bobby jindal ohio corner john kasich and donald trump are all expected to join the race in the next six weeks. for all of their differences the gop field is a pretty tight bunch, florida senator marco rubio will be in connecticut headlines the state republican's party biggest event of the year. it's named after press cot bush that would be jeb bush's grandfather. >> it is pretty hot in a texas airplane hanger right? >> reporter: 90 plus yes, it's very hot. rick perry looked like he was perspiring a little bit. everybody was. >>> also in texas tonight, the democratic front runner hillary clinton. clinton spent today talking about voting rights but last night she was pushing for campaign cash. something that wouldn't normally raise eyebrows except when it's seen as giving her an unfair advantage even inside the democratic party. chief white house correspondent ed henry on hillary clinton and whether the dnc is playing favorites >> reporter: hillary clinton today used the back drop of a historically black college in houston to launch an agg

among those will be speaking with jeb bush scott walker rick perry, bobby

launched campaigns, three more donald trump, jeb bush louisiana governor bobby jindal have set dates to announce their decisions as well. scott walker and chris christie are still exploring possible runs. add it all together and that's a total of a lot of options. our political insiders are back. i want to go to social media for a second because people are echoing actually what rick santorum is saying. hair which i'm not a fan of anyone named hair says the more the merrier "fox report," and then i'm reading as well on twitter, harris we just saw carly fiorina release all of her tax information early. do you think it's too soon? i mean there's some substantive questions. first of all, you have thoughts about carly fiorina? >> i think she was smart to do it now. >> now finally an honest woman. >> how about an honest woman? you want a woman? how about an honest woman? that would be my slogan if i were her. >> you're advising carly fiorina now? >> breaking news here. >> i love it. >> breaking news. >> we're going to take your card back. >> i'll give them my advice including mine for elizabeth warren who is going to regret not get

scott walker. chris christie and bobby jindal. john kasich, the governor of ohio says he may yet get in. peopler king, congressman from new york. jim gilmore, because of where they are on our candidates chart, i sort of think of them as twins now. i'm kind of hoping they will announce together or at least on the same day. then, of course, there is this guy on the right-hand side there who is next up in terms of a scheduled announcement after rick perry goes on thursday this week. that guy on the right side of your screen, third row down, he is due to be in new hampshire the day after his ann planned announcement on june receive. he's due to make two appearances in eye with this week and in advance of that iowa visit this week, that could be republican presidential candidate shared some pearls of would-be presidential wisdom with the "des moines register." >> nobody has ever been more successful than me. i'm the most successful person ever to run. the american dream is dead. it's dead. dead as a door nail. but i'm going to bring it back stronger than ever before. the problem with politics

bobby jindal of louisiana. >> two others john kasich and scott walker will announce their plans later this summer. of the four current governors only kasich enjoys high approval ratings in his own state. >> it's difficult to appeal to the republican primary electorate especially in states like iowa and s and when you bundle your home and auto insurance through progressive, you'll save a bundle! [ laughs ] jamie. right. make a bad bundle joke a buck goes in the jar. i guess that's just how the cookie bundles. now, you're gonna have two bundles of joy! i'm not pregnant. i'm gonna go. [ tapping, cash register dings ] there you go. [ buzzing ] bundle bee coming! it was worth it! saving you a bundle when you bundle -- now, that's progressive. >>> you're watching "news4 today." >> so it might be time to put away your running shoes, you can skip the gym. you know, don't worry about getting on that bike. >> that's right. that's because there's more and more research that shows exercise might not have much to do with losing weight. doreen gentzler explains. >> i have had a weight problem literally since i

you mentioned some of the other governors who want to enter bobby jindal and chris christie, maybe john kashich and others, scott walker, chief among them, have to wait until the legislative session is over because they are active current governors. what do you make of the timing of this and trying to beat them to the punch? >> well, a couple things. first, general's -- jeb's age. his advisers and strategists said while be mid-june or late june, wouldn't be at the front of the field. it was two months ago we had the first candidates announce. but there was another component and that was doing the preparation necessary to run a very big momentum-controlling campaign and that takes money lots of it. his super pac, which is no-no longer his it's now separate and he is not allowed by federal law too collaborate with supporters who helped build the super pac. he was been fundraising behind closes doors and $100 million in the bank, which could be more than double any of his nearest rivals. so that is one of the reasons why he wanted to take the time to raise this money. now he thinks he has enough gas in the tank to

scott walker called it destructive and costly. and bobby jindal said we should repeal and replace.is deja vu all over again some for republicans, the 2016 election is already sounding a lot like 2012. and we all know how that turned out. joining me now ed rendell. thanks for being here tonight, governor. >> my pleasure. it's a great day for america. >> yes, it is. we've seen this kind of freakout on the republican side before though, haven't we? >> yeah we have. and what bothers me is that they continue to lie about the affordable care act even in the face of new facts. jeb bush said it's a job killing mandate. well, has he been watching the economy ever since the affordable care act went into law? each month we've added private sector jobs. it's not a job killer at all. secondly, they say it will cause health care costs to rise. well before the affordable care act, health care costs were rising 10% a year. since that the increase has been much lower and in fact in 14 states this year they actually reduced health care losts. no increase, a reduction in 14 states. and thirdly, they

probably for the republican side governor scott walker chris christie, bobby jindal and john kasich. host: and the democrats coming into the race, hillary clinton bernie sanders and others. we should hear about jim webb and his plans for the presidency in the next weeks. let's hear about your thoughts on donald trump. on the republican line. good evening. caller: good evening, yes. i was listening in on the topic with donald trump and i hear him stating that he was going to cut the debt by 1/3. i wanted to know in this case, how is he going to, be able to help i am a democrat and i live in a territory where we are looking for assistance, we need road repair. we need assistance in so many different ways, and dean able to -- and being able to help the senior citizens those who cannot find jobs, how would he make or help this great nation? host: you are looking for specifics. and now the republican line, from florida. caller: hi. host: what do you think of donald trump? caller: i love him. he is correct on everything. i agree 100%. host: ok, comments on twitter. dan says the real donald

. >> how does a scott walker who might declare later on thisment mo how does a bobby jindal who mightb bush, a week and a half how do they use that to their advantage? >> in terms of defining themselves. look at scott walker, a great job as a governor had very hard stands. he has gone directly after the unions done hard things. tried recall him. managed to win that election, he is a very very solid stance. but there are, as you said, almost a dozen candidates that are viable not quite. and i think at this point, we have no front-runner. i think that is what makes it really exciting. >> tharon talking about vie bill sit in yes, a crowded field, but some are running clearly may not have a chance and they even know it. why do they run? >> one of the things jackie just mentioned, no clear front-runner. scott walker has definitely spent a lot of time in iowa polling very well there people start getting in the race like jeb bush and rick perry decides to really spend a lot of time in iowa i think going to be hard for governor walker to keep that lead. also respond to something jackie said a

at the highest levels by social moderates, finance types, wall street so bobby jindal will be in competition with governor scottum for that social conservative money. it's a smaller slice of the pie. he does have a potential in in that he did a lot of funding for the association. did work for fred malek, who is kind of a federal king here but it will be folks like fred malek who bobby jindal is really going to have to pursue to obtain a sustainable money operation that puts him potentially in competition with some of the other folks we mentioned. >> you talk about funders being so small. how does he differentiate himself from those other candidates you mentioned and say, look i'm more viable because, dot, dot, dot? >> it's the louisiana track record, and combining that track record in the state is a little bit mixed. there is discussion about flip-flops in taxes and the like that fiscal conservatives may have problems with but nevertheless he has been governor for two terms during tough times, hurricane katrina, and combining that with his congressional experience which is something that scott walker who he may

bobby jindal ready to make a decision on tuesday. wisconsin governor scottr is setting up a testing the waters committee to start raising money last week. john kasich could make a decision soon. ed rollins has been a long-time strategist to business and political leaders. he's a fox news political analyst. we have a pulitzer prize winning author and steve morris is at the heritage foundation joining us on the field. what's your take on the ever expanding field and now the governors? >> the governors are very important. the two biggest names in republican politics got out last week one being jeb bush the other being donald trump. jeb bush is a contender and could win. donald trump is basically going to surprise a lot of people i think, because he's a loud voice. he's going to say what he's going to say. if he gets to the debate forum, he won't be a nominee but he will be a factor. the governors, there are three to go. you did mention christie you have kasich and you have walker. all three of those could be factors. i think certainly walker is a potential fron

scott walker and john kusa ch. and we expect chris christie and bobby jiowa ndal to come in. they are going to splinter votes for these guys. and walker is widely anticipated as a front runner himself once he announces and once he looks at the august 6th debate. and who works with the guys in the back of the line. we'll see numbers. tw- term governor from ohio. he will shake-up the race for sure and some of them could put the brakes on marco rubio who doesn't have the executive experience they have. >> could the debate shake it out substantially. once you put jeb bush on the stage with nine other contenders, could those numbers change dramatically? >> i think the numbers will bounce all over the place for a while. jeb original plan of scaring people out of the race failed completely. they got in despite jeb's fund-raising success. and on the other hand he's benefiting for a crowded field. with his formidable campaign and name recognition and market himself as his own man destinct from the bush brand. and the more crowded the field, the more jeb can get by with a big slice of

unless you are a scott walker who's a big name and everyone has been looking to bobby jindals and other candidates will get lost. >> i'm not supposed to give advice but if he promised every in iowa a puppy. >> i'd vote for him. >> puppies always work. >>> former inmate says the prison worker accused of helping two murderers escape had sex with one of them over 100 times in a sex closet. i hope they didn't wrinkle my dinner jacket. the inmate told "the new york post" that mitchell and sweat would go in to a storage room at the end of their shifts in the tailor shop where they worked. he said mitchell was tickled by the attention. i know that look because i had it whenever a girl talked to me. >> you did? >> i did, yes. that look of -- when the girl who's like above you in -- >> out of your league. >> you are not an ugly girl anymore. >> you are a handsome guy. >> did you go to an all boys school? >> no. >> you went to all boys catholic school did you not? >> i went to public school all the way. >> i went to an all girl catholic school. >> that's who i am thinking of. >> you like the bad

john kasich chris christie scott walker and bobby jindal.5, donald trump would make it 16. all are expected to announce between now and midjuly. >> carl cameron in front of air perry. which is bigger do you think, donald trump's 767 or mr. perry's c-130? >> well the perry is one they just hustled in her last night. i guarantee it doesn't have the extras a trump plane does. >> i'm sure. it doesn't have a couch. >> deep in the heart of texas, carl thank you very much. joining us here is lindsey graham. >> good morning. >> senator from the great state of south carolina. he wants to be our president. >> apparently i'm not deterring anyone. welcome to the race rick. >> what do you think of the announcement by rick perry? >> i like him a lot. he's got a great record as governor. great family air force veteran all good. >> do you think jeb bush made his announcement about an announcement the day rick perry made his announcement because there's a rivalry there? >> who knows. >> let's talk about something else. the patriot act becoming the usa freedo

. >> preceding him, bobby jindal mike huckabee, chris christie and perhaps most problematically, wisconsin governor scott walker, who schooled the crowd on economic conservativism. >> nobody signed my yearbook dear scott, good luck becoming dependent. that's not the american dream. we act like that's okay. that's acceptable. >> side note. how many people actually signed scott walker's yearbook? anyway, a brand-new abc "washington post" poll out today finds walker tied with senator rand paul atop the gop presidential field. each man has 11%. jeb bush and marco rubio are tied for second place, just one point behind. but the poll represents a big drop for bush. in late march, the same poll had bush at 21%. eight points over his nearest rival scott walker. and on that note just over two months until the first debate and neither bush nor walker is officially running. joining me now is correspondent for the upshot at "the new york times," josh baro, jennifer senior eric bates, and host of msnbc's "up," steve kornacki. steve, you're alive in the happiest place on earth, orlando, florida. did jeb bush feel like

bobby jindal of louisiana is getting in we think next week. scottlooks like he may be getting in in july. john kasich of ohio may be getting in in july as well and chris christie of new jersey so it's going to be time for all these governors and a lot of reasons that they're kind of waiting until now somebody like scott walker has said he's got to focus on the budget back home and so he's really taken his time, though i think it's an advantage for him unlike some of the others he's waiting until now to get in because he's able to bone up on the issues particularly foreign policy which may not be his strongest part and i think he's able to use this time to his advantage. >> it's understandable. you got to bone up to make sure you're prepared on every front domestically and even foreign and even in terms of our national security. having said that when you look at the candidate, the field of republicans who are out there right now contending you look at a mike huckabee or a jeb bush they have qualifications that merit being called presidential yet woul

scott walker and chris christie. expect their decision sometime next month. yesterday it was all about bobbyannot do in washington. i will say the things you cannot say. it is saver to not rock the boat. but we can rock the boat and we will rock the boat. >> the louisiana governor made it official at a kickoff rally outside of new orleans. he is a fiscal and social conservative. he is opposed to same-sex marriage and frequent critic of president obama's foreign policies. >> i am running because we need to take our country back. hillary clinton president obama they are trying to turn the american dream into the european nightmare. we need to rescue this country from socialism. >> today jindal will be in new hampshire, high awe come.-- iowa tomorrow. it is all about the early states. >> time now for a look at who is talking. frank hunts on hannity says while hillary is doing well there's someone she should be worried about. >> she will do this personalized politics which she never did before and she is doing well. i wanted to do this with you before watch bernie sanders. he is absolutely movin

a few more expected to get in including scott walker chris christie and john kasich. a lot thil he'd be a top tier candidate. bobbydal and donald trump will make an announcement tomorrow. there's an indication trump will indicate he's not entering the presidential field and he'll be a king maker. that will do it for our coverage of jeb bush. he's formally a declared candidate. we will have a formal -- our own formal update in two hours at our news at 7:00. i'm david shuster, and thanks for watching everybody. see you in a couple hours on our news at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. focus of world attention. lucia newman, al jazeera havana. >> please stay with us on al jazeera. another full bulletin of news is right ahead for you. >> the cops is a legalized gang... it makes me scared for everybody >> fear and distrust in baltimore... >> they've just been pepper spraying people at very close range... >> years of tension between the community and police erupt... >> she was on her way home to her kid, and she never made it... >> a former cop speaks out... >> if you had taken steps when a man was assaulted, maybe freddie gray d

>> bobby jindal rick perry, and even rick stormantorum. i would call them bad. ugly was mike huckabee scottr ted cruz. most disappointing was scott walker when marriage came to his state it's done in law. it's the law of the land. my job is to enforce the law. now he's for something unreasonable. a constitutional amendment to overturn the supreme court's decision. by the way, social conservatives have seen this movie before. roe v. wade split the movement for 40 years trying to pursue a useless constitutional amendment. this is not how you win the presidency. this is how you win iowa. >> i'll read what scott walker said exactly to your point. he said i believe the supreme court decision is a grave mistake as a result of this decision the only alternative left for the american people is to support an amendment to the u.s. constitution to reaffirm the ability of states to continue to define marriage. >> it's not a winning strategy. it's an attempt to demagogue what is a matter of settled law. it's attractive for people trying to play to the base and trying to win iowa. you're doing it at the

scott walker. doctor, a lot of reaction bobby jindal that is a candidate add as of yesterday says the debate will continue because they failed to main taint objective, containing health care costs. do you think if it had gone the opposite way what it would mean for a state like yours which does not have a state exchange? >> let's talk about the facts. first of all, what did the supreme court accomplish today? 6.4 million people will keep their health care in 34 states. that subsidy now that is available is about $270 a month for the average person. and 287% increase in their premium if the subsidy wasn't ok'd today. that is something that has made a way for people to get health care in not only just louisiana but in america. i have to say, our governor who is running for president who is at the bottom of the totem pole when it comes to running has no idea what he's talking about. it is over of billions of dollars that will aid in the health care of our stast louisiana. governor john kasich of ohio he was a real republican trailblazer and really showed exemplary status in reaching across the aisle to accep

probably for the republican side governor scott walker chris christie, bobby jindal and john kasich. and the democrats coming into the race, hillary clinton bernie sanders and others. we should hear about jim webb and his plans for the presidency in the next weeks. let's hear about your thoughts on donald trump. on the republican line. good evening. caller: good evening, yes. i was listening in on the topic with donald trump and i hear him stating that he was going to cut the debt

scott, the conscience is family payments will be much smaller than what the u.s. government could provide. >> pelley: major garrett at the white house this evening. major, thank you. bobby jindal, the republican governor of louisiana today became the latest to run for president. jindal, who is 44, calls himself the youngest candidate with the longest resume. son of indian immigrants, he was educated at oxford, and he's been governor nearly eight years. there are now 13 republicans competing. the democrats have four. and the 16 months away. there is powerful new research on whether you really need to buckle up in the back seat. and keep your eye on the ball, but don't forget the baby when the cbs evening news continues. a complete, and tasty new way to support... your energy... immunity... and metabolism like never before. centrum multigummies. see gummies in a whole new light. benny's the oldest dog in the shelter. he needed help all day so i adopted him. when my back pain flared up, we both felt it. i tried tylenol but it was 6 pills a day. with aleve it's just two pills, all day. now i'm back! aleve. all day strong. ♪ take me in, into your darkest hour ♪ ♪ and i'll ne

there they are participating at the invitation of governor rick scott hosting an economic summit right now. and louisiana governor bobby meat issues conservative voters want to hear about. >> they can argue about the minimum wage all they want. >> the only way to have a substantive transformation of our economy is to scrap the current tax code -- >> i trust your state, not washington, d.c. it's why i'm not for common core. >> joining me now from orlando the host of "up with steve kornacki" we have jeb bush to speak but who's getting the best reaction from the crowd? >> reporter: i'll tell you, thomas, to give you a sense of exactly what the audience we're talking about here always talk about florida being a important state as far as the votes in a primary election. that's one of the things important to the kantd dates but this is also about money. the audience behind me listening to bobby jindal right now. if you took a list to the 50 top donors in florida, people who can bank roll a national campaign potentially, a lot of them will be in the room right here. that's the real target audience governor rick scott, his don

bobby jindal is speaking. while income inequality seems to be a big issue in the 2016 white house race neil cavuto sat down with wisconsin governor scott walker who cautioned against dividing america. >> we need to be talking about aspiration not envy. we are a nation of aspiration. we need to stop having leaders who pin one group of americans versus another. >> joining me for the first time on "the real story," neil cavuto senior vice president of business news and anchor live from orlando with a front row seat. great to have you on "the real story." >> yeah. i think you're right. this is the first time. how are you doing? >> just fine. usually you're preparing for your many shows you do. tell me about orlando. you interviewed scott walker. who else have you had a chance to speak to? >> everyone here. some are calling it a candidate cattle show. they showcase their prescriptions of the economy. the rules going into this are 30 minutes state your case. what would you do to improve the economy to generate jobs? rick scott wants to keep it simple and to the point. marco rubio who was planning to come here had to decline because of all th