university of florida poll in february found crist with a seven-point lead.se when the miami herald crossed tabs from six internal gop polls. that's right, folks, a dozen members of rick scott's own party leaked some pretty damaging poll numbers to the press. the numbers show broad support for charlie crist across a wide array of demographics, according to one business interest statewide survey. crist leads scott by 34 percentage points in broward and miami-dade counties. get out the vote is going to be big. crist leads by six percentage points, according to a poll of republican-controlled state house districts. north florida is a republican stronghold, and crist leads scott by four percentage points there, which is almost unheard of. that's a cumulative 17-point shift in favor of democrats compared to the 2010 election. this weekend i am down here in florida to talk to voters about the issues that matter to them with a focus group. we're going to be talking about jobs, health care and voting rights. annette taddeo chair of the miami-dade democratic party joi

of the mystical body as i call it, or the migrations of the holy, and that migration moves from uke crist to church to society. then in the early modern period i trace how that problematically begins to transfer to state societies in which early nation state formations gather up a lot of these ideas about the mystical body and attribute them to early ideas about nation state formation. >> host: so, professor, is this a primmer for activist, for christian activists? >> guest: i don't think so. it's really just -- i wrote it for my students so that i wasn't simply throwing a bunch of primary texts about them because i want them to learn the sources, but i wanted them to have some sort of easily digestible guide so when they're reading the sources they have some sort of way of linking the texts and finding a sense of meaning in history, that there is a kind of coherence to the relationship between christianity and politics, though it might not always about the coherence we're most comfortable with or that has been the most -- >> liberation theology. what. >> guest: not touched upon in the bo

former republican governor of florida who wants to be the next democratic governor of florida, charlie crist, sits down for party talk. >>> plus conservative activists host what amounts to 2016's first republican cattle call. >> you want to lose elections? stand for nothing. >> it's time for a little rebellion on the battlefield of ideas. >> let's come out of this conference resolved to win elections again. >> and the winner is -- this guy. >> i believe what you do on your cell phone is none of their damn business. >> our political panel reviews the rand paul verdict and weighs the implications. >>> this is "stun state of the union." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> good morning from washington. i'm candy crowley. first this morning, breaking news on that malaysia airlines jet missing in the south china sea. new evidence suggests the flight may have turned back before vanishing off the southern coast of vietnam. we also now know that two people who boarded the flight using stolen passports appear to have bought their tickets together. cnn's jim clancy joins me now from the malaysian capital

charlie crist is run for governor as a democrat.he was endorsed by the sent republican committee. -- senate republican committee and he was held up as the future of the gop. we had to be more like charlie crist to win. my favorite, or my worst nightmare was arlen specter. do you guys remember the first specter?enegade arlen and justick santorum about every body that was considered acceptable within the gop said the only guy that can win is arlen specter. if they had not weighed in, he fight.ave won the the fight over a obamacare. who was the 16th vote on obamacare? the very moment he decided he and notn as a democrat a republican, arlen specter. would not be fighting to repeal obamacare if it was not for the decisions of by some republican experts to save arlen specter. friend,hner's best steve latourette, he has created a pac called defending a main street. i quote "to beat the's not out of the tea party he bank -- tea party." he is defending some the biggest offenders when it comes to limited government. you know who funds that? l

first of all, will charlie crist get the democratic nod to run against rick scott? a primary. he's certainly the heavy favorite that polling has indicated. he's raised millions of dollars and we know rick scott will outraise democrats in general by 2-1 or 3-1. >> what will turn voters non'14 in florida? it's an off year election, a midterm, historically not good for democrats. everybody loves to point that out but the issues are a little more intense. >> i think president obama is not the negative the republicans are trying to make him out to be. i think because of education, in building the middle-class and also the key issue will be rick scott. i think people really in florida don't like rick scott. he's done terrible things. he had an opportunity to accept $51 billion in medicaid money, he turned it down. this supposed jobs governor had an opportunity to create 23,000 jobs by a rail system and said no to that. it goes on and on. he even removed a billion dollars from the state education budget in his first year as governor. >> well, he's going to have -- and sour

corpus criste this morning, we could see ice on the roads in the houston area. back to portions of dallas. if you're traveling on i-10 or i-35, just a little bit of ice goes a long way. we could see accidents out there if folks are not using caution on the roadways. back to the bigger picture now, dry in portions of southern california. but there's a storm pushing back to the west. and it's bringing snow into the cascades, and the rain into seattle. so it's slow going on i-5 this morning. back to you. >> groundhog day all over again. >> watching movies is part of the theater going experience, but not if you're blind. changing for deaf moviegoers, in northern california, the device uses scenes with sounds, to make movies more enjoyable for all, including the deaf and the blind. thanks for watching aljazeera america. i'm del walters in new york, and "inside story" is next. >> struggle against jobs s and high crime and soaring debt it is time times for puerto rico. can the island get back on track economically. it's the "inside story." >> hello. i'm ray suarez and

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charlie crist is running as a democrat.arlie crist was enforced by the senate republican committee. charlie crist was held up as the future of the gop. we had to be more like charlie crist in order to win. my favorite, of course, or hi worst nightmare was arlen specter. do you guys remember the first time pat toomey ran against arlen specker? the gop circled the wag gones. karl rove and the white house and senator rick santorum and just about everybody that was considered acceptable within the gop said the only guy that can win is arlen specter. if they hadn't weighed in, pat toomey would have won that fight. fast forward to the fight over obamacare. who was the 60th vote on obamacare? who left the gop at that very moment that he decided that he could win as a democrat, not as a republican? arlen specter. so our decisions matter a lot in public policy. we would not be fighting to repeal obamacare today if it wasn't the decision by some republican experts to save arlen specter. john boehner's best be friend, steve latourette

>> charlie crist is embracing the affordable care act. will that make a difference?en you all introduced me in the program, i came on as a hispanic business owner and i can tell you that the voice hispanic has and business owners in general, there's a lot of uncertainty with regards to obamacare. there's a lot of unknowns and i just think this should have been better dealt with beforehand. you don't inact a law and figure it out after it's passed congress. first of all, you figure out what the consequences will be. >> they're going try to make an issue of it. i don't think it's going to hurt the democrats. i am also a business owner and i happen to know that the status quo, which is what the republicans want because i've never seen what they're going to do to cover all the millions in florida who don't have insurance. we really need an answer and obamacare has been good, especially for us business owners who can't get coverage in florida. >> great to have you. spirited discussion. thank you. still to come, scott walker changes his tune on obamacare. we can't sabotage

. >> stephen: yes, those i beams found in the wreckage can only be a crist yen cross, what other possible explanation could there be from a building made of right angles to leave something like that behind? apparently, apparently atheists want to honor lack of belief at ground zero. so i personally think the entire tragedy already suggests that religious fervour sometimes has a downside. jim? >> they say that if this cross is going to stand if a museum they want to have a placke that honors all of the atheists who died on 9/11 as well. >> stephen: let me get this straight, atheists, you say the only response necessary for nonbelievers in the face of the pneum i nous is to point-- numb i news is to point out the grad your, to witness the splender of win wheeling-- bhinling galaxy, to wonder at the infinite tapestry of life and time and say there it, and here we are, we need no god? but a plaque would be nice? (laughter) folks, i say this attack on the 9/11 cross is just the latest sign that america is going to the bow wow. gay marriage is legal in 17 states. medical or recreational marijua

charlie crist. you remember charlie crist. they likedurprise charlie so much.is everything they love. strong poll numbers, healthy bank account, and not a single strong conviction on policy. he was putty in their hands. one state legislator have the aurage to stand up and be conservative alternative. marco rubio thought he should lead a cousin's ideas were better. he believed -- he should lead because his ideas were better. we remember what happened. he won big. his election proved that idea still matter, that conservatism still works, and that washington often gets it wrong. senator rubio continues to get things right. from reforming poverty programs to encourage and job creation, stopping obamacare bailout, standing up for religious liberty and human rights, marco rubio is leading on ideas that matter to conservatives. we salute you, marco rubio, and we welcome you to cpac 2014. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. thank you very much for that kind introduction. it reminded me of that race from a couple of years ago when i to speak in january of that year and

the quality of my life was so poor, i didn't feel like going on, and it was my crist, md that prescribed marijuana to me, he had his own garden and he said cannibus is a superior mood stabilizer. so i tried it for the first time, and within two puffs, i went to being the best mom. my children will tell that you once i started using cannibus as opposed to pharmaceuticals, they got their mom back. i'm the proud mom, moms for marijuana and we have over 150,000 women who feel the same. they feel that cannibus makes them a better mom. and it's our duty to educate those people. our business model is a mother-daughter team. and my daughter believes so strongly in this, that we're about to be the first $1 billion company in the sector. >> i want to bring in ben in the sector, you're on the board of directors for the outreach at colorado hospital. are you concerned about increased addition going hand-in-hand with increased legalization. >> absolutely. it's inevitable. the addiction rates will stay the same. as you start smoking weed, after the frontal lobe develops after 25 years old. your chance

themselves inspired by the success of the record breaking photo taken at the academy awards ceremony by crist and the generous which became the my shed message on twitter at. some of a token to keep him in a tree offices place of f sixteen pilot with a good view out the window at the soldier didn't get into in the cold weather so much the collection has become a viral hits on with the histogram and facebook as you. he said the excitement the architects of knowing the son of former associates of osama bin laden or saddam remorse for their actions by state. of course you might get damaged the adult sites economy haunting they continue to believe that this type. in the rollicking some one time i might buy so i'll create a self professed small smile and tell each icon hundred right to respond and the taliban leadership he said he was a little faulty client was our clay does cost to the american . i've been caught out he was captured last year in jordan and now it's time for trial at manhattan federal court described in the towel hour just now was off to the knowing eleven attacks he was summoned

on attacking crist, the coke brothers, a launched -- built on a -- coke brothers, called addicted to the republicans, what a -- that is up seemly. are can do better. >> i am second to no one, in denouncing coke brothers for their deceitful, and misinformation campaign. >> wait a minute. finish this one. lou: you oppose on coke brothers. >> i am opposed to advertising campaign they are running that i think are deceitful, i admire the proviic -- philanthropic work they have done the reality is, i think it is wrong to personaly denounce them the way they were. if you want you want to talk about un-american behavior. lou: i was not, were you. >> no,. lou: it was you. >> darrel siz darrell issa trying to shut down a hearing that is a third world. lou: you brought upag anger manage think. >> i was going to say that robert would be happy if the coke brothers were donating $30 million to democrat candidates, this is unseemly to compare them with elicit drug of cocaine. john, sorrows throws a-- george soreos throws around money. i applaud you for saying that coke brother do a lot of good char

christie -- governor crist christie is exonerated over the bridge a scandal without was conducted was by the administration is a they spent $1 million of new jersey taxpayer money to clear his name successfully. we will be right back. >> the white house and that it can -- vatican tel two different stories. we will talk politics, baseball and the vatican. next. ♪ [ male announcer ] when fixed income experts... ♪ ...work with equity experts... ♪ ...who work with regional experts... ♪ ...who work with portfolio management experts, that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. crestor got more high-risk patient bad cholesterol to a goal of under 100. way to go, crestor! yh! tting to goal is a big deal, especially if you have high cholesterol plus any of these risk factors. because you could be at increased risk for plaque buildup in your arteries over time. so, when diet a exercise aren't engh to lower cholterol, adding crestor can help. go, crestor! ♪ ♪ oh, yeah [ female announcer ] crestor is not right for everyone, like peoplwith liver disease

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state john kerry, ted cruz, and former governor charlie crist were some of the main speakers at thisroject red iron dinner. dinner.iron journalists and politicians poke fun at each other. secretary kerry attended in place of president obama. senator cruz is the republican speaker and republican turned democrat charlie crist represented his new party. every president since grover cleveland has attended the gridiron dinner. here is a look at some of the arrivals. from?re are you >> [indiscernible] >> i hope you have a nice time. >> thank you very much. >> how are you doing? >> are you ready? give me the book. that is a great book. [laughter] at 10:30 sign tomorrow here in d.c. do you? come see us tomorrow. have a great night. >> in his weekly address, president obama urged august to raise the federal min wage to $10.10 an hour. and the republican address, senator rob portman talks about the republican plan to improve the economy. >> hi, everybody. this week, i traveled to new england, where i was joined by four governors who are working to raise the minimum wage in each of their states

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>> tony, i want to show you some of the scenes backstage, you can see here, governor crist christy withr. christie, and marco rubio, take a look at this. he is speaking to senator marco rubio here, and political actually tweeted out this picture, marco taking a sip of water and this you will recall, tony, may remind you of that -- >> yeah. >> last year when he was taking water right after. >> his response to -- what was that the state of the union. >> the state of the union address, and here you have donald trump, taking a picture with a lot of young republicans at this convention, and take a look at this, this is rand paul, someone who afacts a lot of young republicans this is a cut out of him, and he just tweeted this out saying visit rand pack.com and enter to lunch with me, this is in the hallways also another scene, this is a ragan fan on stilts. >> okay. >> but this has been the picture that has been tweeted out over and over again. and people have made comments for and against 24, and take a look at this, a lot of people love taking this with a little bit of humor, he called hims

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target runs nicer operation when it comes to cart quality you were crist sighing. -- criticizing. overall feel for the store. if you want to make a case for amazon over target, that's fine. you ever have a case where company had long-term damage. big sony playstation. huge hack. everyone's credit card number. millions of people. did everybody switch to microsoft xbox? no, they did not. tjx and marshal's. no one switched. >> i think the difference though these guys fessed up early. there was never this sort of conspiracy that the company knew. melissa: they knew on saturday, on the saturday of thanks giving weekend. >> that is my point, melissa, the other companies talked about they fessed up right away. they paid money right away. they were sort of contrite right away. what did target know and when did they know it? all of sudden this has become watergate. be honest with your customers. be honest with them. >> i think you underestimate the customer's long term impressions. other companies will get hacked. walmart will get hacked. >> that is the excuse? melissa: you know what this

. >> we met brian crist at the maricopa county jail in phoenix shortly before his conviction on a murderrge. >> origami, that's my getaway. i have a bird that flies and a frog that jumps. the champ. front flip. put him in the olympics, man. >> it's really striking and poignant to see inmates who oftentimes are in for incredibly violent crimes sitting there delicately folding this paper over hours into frogs and elephants and that kind of thing. and it really does seem to calm their nerves and almost transform them. >> nobody had a menagerie to match that of philip stroud, who was serving three life sentences for murder at the wabash valley correctional facility in indiana. >> basically making origami figures. you've got the lion, you've got the swan, you've got the rabbit, little puppy, dinosaur, flower. my niece, she loves the little goldfish. this is my favorite one because it turns into like a kaleidoscope-type thing. the hardest one to make was probably the elephant because it got a lot 6 folds. i'm an artsy fartsy type of guy, i guess you could say. it's basically a way to spend my

former florida governor charlie crist is trying to become governor again. she a democrat now but was a republican then. now against rick scott is a tossup according to a new poll released by the university of north florida. the economy and health care are big factors. cuba could become one, too he now supports lifting the embargo that has been in place for more than 50 years. last month senator rubio deliver ad withering speech on the senate floor with the suggestion is embargo should be lifted. >> you think cuba is a paradise? you think it is an exam and model we should be polling? you are free to say that, in the press and anywhere you want. we are free here to come here and tell the truth. we are free here to come and denounce the violation of human. >> this week our colleagues at nbc latino report on the changing attitudes towards the embargo among cuban exiles in florida. overing the weekend, i traveled to miami to take the pulse of cubans in the neighborhood they call little havana. >> i have been here for 40 years. you know, i'm very americanized. i'

. >>> venezuela's national guard launched yet another assault on the upscale neighborhood of crist boll. the protest has been gripping the country for five weeks. one protester was killed overnight been troops and demonstrators. paul is where the at i government protest first broke out and paul, is it any quieter there tonight? >> good evening, john, it is quite quiet here on the streets for now, but as you mentioned, this has been a flashpoint for the last weeks. there are hotels and apartment buildings, and today, as we arrived here, about six hours ago, was in the middle of an assault by the national guard on these barricades. they smashed through them with troop carriers and moved down the streets and pushed the troops several blocks away. but they rebuilt the barricades. we spent the teenagers spend the afternoon making case loads of molotov cocktails, and they're gearing up for more tonight. >> what do you hear from the people of san cristobal? >> well, john, we have had the chance to talk to some of the protesters, and they are telling us, it's an act of desperation. they have be

that seems to have been crist kw christie's -- >> i think he had two major points here, the first is i've been exonerated and i must say, if you watched randy mastro's press conference, the idea that this was an independent report and that he's not basically a lawyer for the defense is, i found, almost laughable. but the second which is time honored is the enemy of my enemy is my friend and if i can get the republican base to look beyond any of these investigations, and a look beyond a record that fits new jersey a little bit better than it does alabama or south carolina, that they'll rally behind me because it's the liberal press corps and the liberal democrats who are out to get me. that has worked before, although of course it didn't make newt the nominee. but it's the best route he has if he's going to pursue national ambitions. >> yeah. >> yeah, and i think -- >> i just wanted to get steve's take because a lot of people are asking, what is his strategy dealing with the media, it was pretty much a belittling tone to the media, i'm past this scandal, your questions are stupid, bas

if you're a closely held corporation like these are, family held hobby lobby, chain of book stores, crist yab yan book stores and conestoga wood owned by mennonites in pennsylvania. maybe they could get an exemption but not general motors or exxon. >> could there be a compromise that involves making distinctions on the type of contraception or is that too much, too granular for the court to take up in a case like this? >> reporter: i think that would not be the way. they don't want to get in the position of saying, you're wrong about this, your religious views are wrong. what they could do is make the same kind of accommodation for this small category of for profit corporations as they make for non-profits that are church affiliated. in those cases, the church ai e aiated groups don't have to pay for the insurance. the insurance companies have to provide that coverage. that may be another possible accommodation. >> and pete, there were other issues that came up before the court. was there anything else of major legal concern that came before the court today before this argument? >> report

crist christie knew he doesn't have a record conservative enough to impress the crowd.me people who do. >> in ohio, john kasich stood up against the crazy ideas the democrats had in ohio that was causing economic depression. governor rick snyder has made michigan the home of the uaw a right to work state. in florida, rick scott has taken an unemployment rate that he inherited well over 11% and brought it to the national average. that's because governors, republican governors across this country have stood up and done things. not just talked about them. >> a new poll from "the washington post" and msnbc shows that many self-described conservatives oppose a christie candidacy. 38% of conservatives say they would not vote for chris christie if he ran for president. joining me now is steve schmidt, msnbc political analyst and former senior adviser to the mccain campaign. and steve kornacki, host of msnbc's "up with steve kornacki." steve kornacki, a warm enough reception for a guy who was banned from cpac last year. >> although, you know, when they was banned, there was alw

then he holds the host in the air and intones, the body of cries crist. this is my moment to confront the church when, instead of repeating the body of christ, as expected, i'm to make my political statement. but i've not prepared one. when i rehearsed this moment in my mind i imagined i might break into tears or erupt in rage because no slogan no words at all, seemed adequate. may the lord bless the man i love who died a year ago this week. i hear myself say. my voice begins as tremble but finishes strong. police standing a few feet away are ready to intervene, watching to see how the priest reacts. his hand jerks slightly. but he looks me in the eye and gaves me the wafer. with my heart pounding i walk back to my pew. my mine is fixed on bodies, but not the body of christ. i think of michael's body, and the agonizing brain infection that turned his last days into a crucifixion. i think ol' the bodies of protesters carried out on stretchers and the body of those chanting outside, many struggling to survive. i think of my own body, wondering how much long

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vote-by-mail ballots and also our early voting, and that's going to be critical in 2014 when we elect carly crist, the people's governor. >> i want to mention the surrogates. rick scott not a surrogate. nobody was inviting him but jeb bush was used by the jolly campaign as their surrogate and bill clinton came in for alex sink. what role do you think those two surrogates played? it was pretty low turnout, but what role do you think those two played? >> a little bit. i think the bigger question here is what's going to happen in 2014. we looked at this race, and it wasn't a race against alex sink or david jolly. it was a race against the field operation on election day. you know, going into election day alex had more than a 3,000-vote lead based on a great program. what failed to happen was to motivate those voters to get out, and what bill clinton or jeb bush swung that, i don't believe that that's the case. what i believe is on election day democrats have to do better, and we will do better in 2014. >> i want to put that result back up again. we just showed the turnout. it was 182,000 people voti

we will also hear from charlie crist, former governor of florida.h00, "face the nation," dick cheney, james baker, and paul ryan. talk showsnetwork tv are on c-span radio and brought to you as a public service i the networks and c-span. again, those rebroadcast begin at noon eastern with "meet the press," 1:00, "this week," 2:00 "face"fox news sunday," the nation," at 4:00. xmoss the country on satellite radio, find us on channel 120. you can download the free app for your smartphone -- smartphone or listen online at c-span.org. callow, c-span radio, giving you a rundown of the sunday talk shows. a few potential 2016 presidential contenders showing up. senator rand paul was able to top the list for the sea pack strong pull -- straw poll. here is the story in "politico." "rand paul route in sea pack -- cpac straw poll. we want to get your thoughts on .ho your choice is we have divided the lines. shannon is up first from fort benning, georgia. who is your choice? caller: it would be rick perry. host: why is that? caller: i am originally a texan. and e

when hewith marco rubio was in asterisk against charlie crist.ubio is the ronald reagan of the 21st-century. i would love to be known as president marco rubio's pollster at the end of my career. >> this is an object is -- this is an example of an objective -- [laughter] anybody out there that wants to text questions to me, do it to @cpacnews #callowpanel. >> if we could call the slides up, we will just take a quick look here at what is happening .o america in the future we will take a look at the challenge facing conservatives as we go forward. while they are calling them up, let me just thank you all for showing up here. his 60 three degrees, it is sunny. it is the best weather in washington we have had in weeks, and you are here woke listing twos panel. that is hard-core. i really do appreciate it. let's take a look at the challenge facing conservatives as we go forward here. 2012 presidential election by racial category. on the far left you will see that mitt romney won a landslide among whites, not hispanic white voters. he won 59%. that is a

we have worked with marco rubio since his early days when he was an asterisk against charlie crist. will tell you that marco rubio is the ronald reagan of the 21st-century. i would love to be known as president marco rubio's pollster at the end of my career. >> this is an example of a washington objective. -- disinterested objective. by the way, if anyone out there wants to ask questions to me, do it to @cpacnews #hallowpanel. everybody got that? hello? thank you. you are going to take us down the road to the future, right? you are going to do that by presenting pictures to us. >> i am. if we could call the slides up and we will take a quick look here at what is happening to america in the future and we will take a look at the challenge facing conservatives as we go forward. let me thank you all for showing up here. it is 63 degrees and sunny. it is the best day we have had in washington in weeks and you are in here listening to this panel. that is hard-core. i really do appreciate it. let's take a look at the challenge facing conservatives as we go forward. this is the 2012 preside

we have worked with marco rubio since his early days when he was in asterisk against charlie crist.hat marco rubio is the ronald reagan of the 21st-century. i would love to be known as president marco rubio's pollster at the end of my career. >> this is example of a washington objective. by the way, if anyone out there wants to tax questions to me, do @cpacnews #hallopanel. everybody got that? hello? thank you. you are going to take us down the road to the future, right? you are going to do that by presenting pictures to us. >> im. an. m. if we could call the slides up and we will take a quick look here at what is happening to werica in the future and will take a look at the challenges facing conservatives as we go forward. let me thank you all for showing up here. it is 63 degrees and sunny, it is the best that we have had in washington and weeks and you are in here listening to this panel. that is hard-core. i really do appreciate it. at theake a look challenge facing conservatives as we go forward. this is the 2012 presidential election by racial category and on the far left, you

charlie crist is running for governor as a democrat. endorsed by the senate republican committee. hell of as the future of the gop. we had to be more like charlie christian order to win. my favorite, of course, was my worst nightmare to marlon specter. do you guys are rubber the first time pat to me ran against arlen specter? the gop circled the wagons. karl rove in the white house and senator rick santorum and just about everybody that was considered acceptable within the gop said the only guy that can win is allen specter. if they had not weighed in pat to me would have won that fight. the 60's folk, who led the gop at that very moment that he decided that he could win as a democrat, not a republican? so our decisions and politics matter a lot in public policy. we would not be fighting john banners best friend, former congressman, a lobbyist, defending ministry. i quote to beat this not out of the tea party. he is running ads in some of these, defending some of the biggest defenders when it comes to the principles of limited government. you know who funds that? is best friend, l

your former governor charlie crist is here.applause] and most of all, i want to thank the people that michelle and i came all the down here to see, and that is the students of coral reef. [applause] we had heard great things about your school. we had heard great things about the students. we wanted to come down here and just see what was going on. and michelle and i just had a chance to visit with some of your classmates who are going through some of the scholarship applications, and we had a chance to talk to them and hear what their plans were. and first of all, michelle and i looked and we said, these must be actors playing students, because they were all smart and good-looking and organized. and i asked them, what are you going to do? and they're -- well, i'm going to be applying to business school, and then i'm going to start a company, and then i -- when i was your age, i didn't know what i was doing. i was lucky if i had gotten out of bed on time. so you guys are ahead of the game. and we're here to tell you that you've

the report pinned blame on david wildstein, former crist deputy cheech of staff.st off, these are not my lawyers. these people have their own professional personal reputations. six of them are former federal prosecutors. they're not going to white wash anything for me. >> federal authorities and state lawmakers are still investigating the scandal. so bridgegate continues. those are your headlines. >> thank you very much. harry reid is in the news. he's been in the news for a while. he's been saying some crazy stuff very famously, remember how he said mitt romney didn't pay any taxes and he had it on good authority. >> everyone knows the war is lost. >> yeah. the republicans helped russia take over crimea, stuff like that. remember a number of times during the whole obamacare debauchle, there have been people who have come up and told their stories. harry reid said those people were liars. they don't have it bad. they're just lying. yesterday, harry reid extraordinarily said, i have never called any of those people liars. here he is. >> mr. president, the junior se