clinton ran against bush. and defeated him largely due to ross perot. tavis: on the larry king program, the debate. >> in 2016, clinton against bush. hillary and jeb. now that already we are thinking 2016, that would be a campaign. the question is can jeb bush win the primaries? tavis: that is funny. >> can he be a strong candidate? absolutely. that would be a hell of race. tavis: you think hillary should run? >> if i were an adviser i would hope she would run. i -- we are ready for a woman president on either take it. we have had a certain point where the clintons, clinton helped elect obama. obama called him immediately. if obama can adopt a clinton's second term, they will be very strong because clinton finished with an enormous plurality in the economic side of things. he had a tremendous run as president. most people say if bill clinton were running this time, he would have run bigger than obama won. the public likes him and the like hillary. she has been a great secretary of state. even the opponents like her. she would be a very strong candidate i

those of president bill clinton's, that the economic proposals of government romney are those of george w. bush. this is turning into a bit of a proxy election pitting clinton againsteorge w. bush. from here tonight they're saying and expecting a very late night. of course positive vibes coming out of the campaign, but still early here. they have not quite even let their supporters in yet. we are expecting near shortly. neil: let's switch over to romney headquarters in boston. >> well, i have to tell you, people are streaming into this room right now. you can see over my shoulder, the states they have been setting all afternoon long. we have as many as 5,000 folks who have volunteered for mitt romney who are on hand. the candidate himself just came into this building actually in the hotel attached to this area. we will not see him for some time to come. here's what people are telling us about what is going on across the country in polls, ballots. it is all about voter intensity. it's all about the excitement, about the campaign, and we are hearing from the attorney general in virginia and florida that they are seeing a lot of momentum on this side of the republican

against identification. you know, they're trying to act like you have to have i.d. to do anything. we're saying have the same i.d. this year that you had when reagan ran and clinton ran and bush to be clear. we're not talking about we're against i.d. we're against the new restrictive voter i.d., because they're trying to tell the public we just want to open up the polls. that's not what we're doing. we're saying that there's been no fraud. the justice department has established there's been 0.0003% cases of fraud, so this is a solution looking for a problem, not a problem looking for a solution. lastly, i'm glad you put me on this side, because i am with the conservative. i'm a conservative. i'm trying to conserve the voting rights act. i'm trying to conserve, i'm trying to conserve the civil rights act. >> i wonder how long you thought about that. >> the radicals who are trying to have a radical departure from what made this country great. we're trying to conserve the country. others are trying to turn the country back, and we're not going back. >> not going back. >> earlier this year there were ten felons convicted felons who were found to have voted illegally, and also in

bush. >> maybe against a clinton? >> maybe.hat i want more than anything is to bring this thing together. i want you to ask people about the regulatory wall. if we don't get natural gas and oil out there. we have a chance to make this the american century. if we have are the low cost energy producer in the world. if we really take advantage of the frack iing, america can hav it. i've said before, this is the internet of this century now. it is a huge opportunity. we are in the first inning. >> well, great to talk to you. thank you for coming in. you volunteered yourself good to see you again. >>> when we come back, latest from the storm zone and corey booker. and on the president's election triumph. humans -- even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. which is why, at liberty mutual insurance, auto policies come with new car replacement and accident forgiveness if you qualify. see what else comes standard at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's yo

bush do it again? i don't know. >> maybe against a clinton. >> what i want more than anything is to bring this thing together you to ask people about the regulatory wall. if we don't get natural gas and oil out there. we have a chance to make this the american century. if we have are the low cost energy producer in the world. america can have it. i've said before, this is the internet of this century now. it is a huge opportunity. we are in the first inning. >> well, great to talk to you. thank you for coming in. you volunteered yourself good to see you again. when we come back, latest from the storm zone and corey booker. and on the president's election win. >>> what new york and new jersey we have a chance to make this the american century. if we have are the low cost energy producer in the world. america can have it. i've said before, this is the internet of this century now. it is a huge opportunity. we are in the first inning. >> well, great to talk to you. thank you for coming in. you volunteered yourself good to see you again. when we come back, latest from the storm zone and corey booker. and on the

against rick santorum. if your hillary clinton or andrew cuomo, not saying these people are running, but jeb bush, marco rubio, pick your candidate -- it is not about could we win iowa, could we build a grass-roots campaign? what is your platform? not saying this candidates will not have to do that, but if you do not have a super pac game that is huge you are not going to be able to win your party nomination. that is it really disturbing trend. >> in any given competitive congressional campaign in the country the candidate committee, the actual campaign of the guy running for office or the woman running for office, has the smallest voice in the race with regard to the outside groups. it is increasingly true in senate races. it is increasingly true even in the presidential race. a brief follow up to that -- to talk about the senate and congressional and presidential races. is this kind of technique that was owned and endorsed by the supreme court and so on in this election, presidential election, going to have any effect on issue campaigns as well? are we going to find super pac's that will influence the outco

pat: they will look to jeb bush and clinton and rubio by beyond this, what we missing is the 70 percent of the country who againstwashington works and there was no candidate for them or party for them in this election. that is someone would will speak to that majority who looks at the situation and says we failing you. >> the three of us, for a year, we said there would be a third option in this race, and if ever there was an absent establishment wave against both parties, 2012 was it but it never happened. and the event next weekend, a grand stand event? >> what pat and john talked about, an outsider, with a agree narrative with the history, and he is optimistic. >>gregg: paul ryan? >> you cannot look like a man who wants to cut everything, that costs him being on the ticket. that is it. >>gregg: they predict the outcome. they were right. thank you, gentleman. they will become political insiders and they will be here next weekend, as well, and you can get them monday at 10:30 a.m., eastern and they will be back here, of course, next sunday and you can follow them on twitter. >>heather: coming up, we honor americ

clinton. that's not exactly a new name. >> you got me. you got me! feehery, you got me. >> jeb bush, and you said it earlier, jeb bush understands the diversity of the country. >> right. >> he's pushed back against the republican party -- >> he got me. >> -- in terms of immigration. he thinks the republicans have to move on this, but there are two big problems here. one, if the party performs historically the way it does in midterm elections when you have a president in his second term, there will be a lot of people on the right who will succeed and they will go back into 2016 just the way they went into 2012. you will then have a primary situation where what you have to do to get the nomination in the primaries is at odds with what you have to do to win the general. there will be a civil war in the republican party. it's going to be, i'd broaden it out a little, create a little more diversity, between the jeb bush/chris christie side of this ledger and the paul ryan/mike huckabee side of the ledger. >> richard viguerie, the direct mail expert, he pioneered the field of political direct mail back in the '80s. he put out a statement as a bugle call. i think you're on the other side of the fight,

clinton verses jeb bush. the presidency is turning into a monarchies. a couple of minutes left -- let before harry reid against the press conference. please go ahead with your comment. caller: we took god out of this world. we do not recognize him. we cannot do anything on our own. god is the leader, and we have to realize that. he put obama there because he wanted him there. he will work through obama. the republicans have to stop and think. we need to come together, to love god, and there will be peace. host: if you get on, please turn down the volume on the tv so we do not get the delay. tracie in mississippi on the independent line. caller: i just wanted to address the nation of the university of mississippi. anduporning we wil turned on the tv and students were disgruntled about the election. they said it was a peaceful demonstration. but students were burning the obama signed an protesting against the election results that started on social media. we have to reach out to the young kids and not teach hatred and come together as a nation. a house divided will never stand. i do believe we need to start with

clinton who moved the party to the middle and began to reach out across different lines and when he came up against somebody who had been a really popular president just nine months earlier, george bushnd spread the field for the democratic party. >> they need someone and it's not necessarily victory for democrats to have candidates like the ones who just mentioned it. it's not good for the can country. it's ridiculous. national urban league president and ceo and the latest on that nor'easter threatening the east coast. bill? >>> it's beginning to move in. this is going to be a serious storm for all those people that just got nailed by sandy and i'm a little more concerned now with the amounts of snow inland. it looks like the colder air is going to hold. so as far as our nor'easter goes, you can see it on the screen, all the green is the heavy rain. we're dealing with the heaviest of rain and possibly the thunderstorm. that's all going to be swinging inland as we go throughout the day today. the winds are already really gusting very strong through coastal regions, he is peespeci on long island and through areas around cape cod. that's where we're seeing gusts to 50 miles per hour. i

against rick santorum. if your hillary clinton or andrew cuomo, not saying these people are running, but jeb bush, marco rubio, pick your candidate -- it is not about could we win iowa, could we build a grass-roots campaign? what is your platform? not saying this candidates will not have to do that, but if you do not have a super pac game that is huge you are not going to be able to win your party nomination. that is it really disturbing trend. >> in any given competitive congressional campaign in the country the candidate committee, the actual campaign of the guy running for office or the woman running for office, has the smallest voice in the race with regard to the outside groups. it is increasingly true in senate races. it is increasingly true even in the presidential race. a brief follow up to that -- to talk about the senate and congressional and presidential races. is this kind of technique that was owned and endorsed by the supreme court and so on in this election, presidential election, going to have any effect on issue campaigns as well? are we going to find super pac's that will influence the outco