neil: done crist meet with them. >> he has. >> this is a grinding campaign. christie has not shown the grinder that you need for this. neil: what do you make of that? larry? >> you talking to me, neil? neil: i am told maybe a time he expecter -- percolate but now he does not. >> i don't know the outcome of the meeting. he could be a underdogs candidate, many feel his time passed in 2012, i would not under estimate crist or walker. -- christie or walker. they have a soft spot for scott walker. i don't think they are ready to endorse any individual candidate. they will put money in general not primary as they should. neil: thank you. from the avengers to back stabbers or front stabbers. give john mccain some credit as least he is letting paul have it in the open. saying paul was clueless on these issues, and president obama with warren said he admired her but she is wrong on trade, she fired back later on, saying your whole trade thing is wrong. kudos for getting it sut on open. -- it out in the open, but now they say time for each party to save the real nastin

but they were with charlie crist not because they liked charlie crist, not because they thought he wasrilliant, strategic person not because they thought he was a great candidate, but because they thought he could keep the seat this time around it's way different. it's an entirely different animal. people are torn between a jeb bush who was a terrific governor and who so many of us have a lifelong friendship and loyalty to. and marco rubio has been a star who defeated charlie crist who was, frankly, a rope around our next in the republican party here and who none of us really liked but we're stuck with. it's a very difficult position for a lot of us here in florida. >> for the republicans in the race it's not just a jeb and marco rubio, rand paul scott walker -- >> thank god! >> very quickly, jeff the fact that jeb bush marco rubio can speak spanish potentially that's a bonanza for them, right? >> it's a bonanza in the general election, not as much so in the pray mare i don't believe. key point if they both get to that florida primary race in march, a the lot of gas in the tank has to

a managing director which has a lot of people saying she resigned to spend more time with governor cristotential announcement for president. we sat with mrs. christie after the abandonment of more about her job. the governor's office said she wanted to spend time with her family and she gave me advice as a working mom. she said she is enjoying the time at home. she gave up a job purported to pay her half a million dollars a year so it's a significant decision. we will see if it's in preparation for governor christie's announcement. >> ronica shia reset hiatus. she didn't just quit and walk out the door. sort of a pause. >> that is how the governor's office presented it. >> what was the reaction of the folks at the event? >> i have covered up and said mrs. christie is done for some time. there were reporters there that aren't normally at these events and mrs. christie wows them a little bit. >> you are welcome to come out and some of these folks -- >> she patted me on the arm noting the fact that i've been there and covered events long before there was speculation. she resigned from her w

all the leadership in washington got behind charlie crist in florida as well. that didn't deter us or make us angry. it made us focus on what this race should really be about. that's changed now. so i think it's people think washington is broken both parties are to blame folks go it washington a stand up gobs it you will hear from senator and 2016 presidential candidate marco rubio in hour along interview with sean hannity tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern on sean hannity: answer from the white house. plus car rofl is here to talk about how the g.o.p. field is shaping up. that's next. and very bad news tonight for prime minister netanyahu. russian president putin cutting a deal, a dangerous one with iran. we will tell you what the deal is. plus, representative adam kinzinger goes "on the record" coming up. you owned your car for four years. you named it brad. you loved brad. and then you totaled him. you two had been through everything together. two boyfriends. three jobs. you're like "nothing can replace brad!" then liberty mutual calls. and you break into your happy

crist for lewis: we both agree that net neutrality protections are important. we do did -- we do disagree on the rules that the fcc enacted and have now become force of law. we think that after a decade of working towards a way to have these economies this is the strongest federal protection we have seen. >> monday night on the communicators on c-span's here. >> each week american history tv visits museums and is for places. you are looking at peterson house and washington, d.c. where president abram lincoln passed away -- abraham lincoln passed away. up next, the boarding house across the street from ford's theatre where abraham lincoln was shot 150 years ago. >> at about 10:00 10:15, ford's theater opened. people came out screaming. i first they thought the theater was on fire. then they heard that the president was shot. that got the attention of the members of the boarding house. torch frances lived on the first floor. he came out and walked into the street and he could only get half way across and people were screaming. he walked right up to the president'

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that they said roland his chances that history was crumble the then there is a new jersey governor crist christie was not conservative enough for some and is not as popular as he once was. is it already all over for cruz trustee? what about 26 deep at this point in 2007 looked like clinton would be the one and romney for while in 2012 now looks like clinton again but we know how that worked out before. i am digging the republican party needs to think about someone younger with traditional values with high regard for the constitution in the working men and benin and their families to make up the middle class. strong enough of character to break big money interests groups like the business roundtable while boosting small businesses and innovation in. and then to pull into strips away from the public trough. that the republican party must be the party of the american dream. to celebrate free enterprise capitalism without embarrassment or a slave to capital someone who will lead the generals and only injure into a war with the final national interest are threatened. and the morons we have el

>> we are getting ready to do the cnni debate special directed by crist yan ammanpoumanpour.e working on location. >> i often make a joke that our field of engineers are like an a-team. you can put them anywhere and they will build a control room for you in a couple of hours. they are amazing. >> we've got field engineering pb studio guys. >> audio specialist over there. >> we have graphic specialist. plus all of the editorial teams and obviously the mclairon team. >> let's see what jerry is saying. he's got his soupd board out. >> i have all of the audio incoming here and i'm responsible for the incoming communications for everybody. all of the microphones come into these two mixers. guest mike here, main presenters mics here and the music will come through here. >> can you put the volume up and down as each person speaks. >> yes. very much. that's what i will spend the ep tight tire night going like this. when this room is set up and everything is ready, it'll be spectacular. ♪ ♪ >> this is my very good friend and colleague, he is cameraman, engineer. very involveed. >> thi

a decade and three children later, crist and it and kyle upton l told cnn it was a fairy tail. >> weidn't think it could get any better. >> reporter: but how in hollywood do you take a fairy god father figure and finish fastened the furious 7. roughly 85% of his parts were finished. director says you use walker's brother to help fill the gaps. >> basically act out the scenes like how paul would have done it in the film. >> so they have dialogue? >> reporter: there's also an omage but perhaps there can be no greater tribute than naming a childed in their honor. paul walker lives noncostarving degrees -- in costar vin diesel. >> i couldn't stop thinking about paul and when it came to down to right down the name pauli ine came out. >>> wonder what happens when you cross a sink with a toilet? the great lengths one woman went to in order to save some wart. >> the galaxy 6 smart phone. might have a bend problem. that's next on kron. >>> and san francisco never made it out of the 60s today. 06s by the bay. 70s inland a it could be about 10-degrees are cooler tomorrow. along with a chance of

went against charlie crist in a race for senate. but a campaign that wasn't quite true. >> my parents lost everything, home family, friends even their country. >> reporter: rubio repeatedly claimed he fled cuba during fidel castro's rule, but it was before the revolution. he says, the dates i've given have always been based on my parents recollection. i was not made aware of the exact dates until recently. rubio went on to win the florida senate race. now serving in the senate, politico considered cool and telegenic. it didn't go as planned. >> nothing is as frustrated than false choice on the president laid out tonight. >> watergate for marco rubio if you will, positive spin on it, his campaign committee ended selling marco reub imroa water bottles after that andrubio waterbottles after that, maybe some other political candidates wouldn't have had and what. >> rubio conserve filing for limited free enterprise. >> he's long been an opponent of obamacare, opt out of mandatory coverage for birth control for religious reasons. rubio sa

with a conservative grass roots he will need in the primaries after defeating democrat and charlie cristn a senate rate five years ago. but he offers a policy not as hard line as other tea partiers. >> yeah. all right. david stay here. i want you part of this conversation. michael shure joins us from los angeles. what does senator rubio's announcement mean for the campaign? >> well you know, it means -- i don't want to overplay what marco rubio jumping in the race means. he has an uphill climb. he like jeb bush is from florida, and they are going to be going to the same places. he is jeb bush's pro ta jay, and they will be going to the same people to raise money. it mean there is some youth, and different kind of conservatism. he is going to cast himself as very different. >> what is the case -- david, what is the case for marco rubio running for president. >> the case is generational. if you go back the similarity to some republicans, hillary clinton versus the establishment candidate, versus barack obama, who is able to grab lightning in iowa and makes it about race and about hey, hill

he took out governor charlie crist. and rand paul he is more mainstream and can play to those voters. >> he has to split the difference which is not always easy. let's talk about the other race. the one hillary clinton is in with herself right now and people who serve food at chipotle in ohio. president obama did interviews yesterday. he was asked if he would endorse his former secretary of state. let's listen. >> it is a little early for endorsements and she just announced yesterday. here's what i can say. she is talented tenacious, was a great secretary of state. she is a friend of mine and i think she would be an excellent president. >> that's about as close to an endorsement you can make. the secretary gives her first official campaign event in iowa today. low key, we keep hearing. mark what does that mean? >> hillary clinton is trying to get rid of the idea that she is going to be korcorronated. hillary clinton is trying to change the persona around her. these are small events. we will not see the huge campaign ral

some local races, he beat charlie crist. that was impressive. i am not sure it is more impressive than scott walker victories in wisconsin. wisconsin is more of a blue state than florida is a purple state. that is the potential. let us see if it really materializes. mark: it seems to me a lot of presidential candidates, their strengths are their weaknesses. rubio's youth, vigor, and future looking our big assets for him. at the same time, he does not look like a man with a lot of gravitas to a lot of people. for a republican party that has spent six years, more than six years trashing barack obama for being a first-term senator with no experience, no foreign-policy knowledge -- a disaster because he was not ready to be president. how does that republican party wrap its arms around someone who looks so much like barack obama? al: you are right. if it were not for barack obama the challenge to have gravitas on foreign policy would be less of a styling block for marco rubio. it was 56 years ago, if my math is right, the same charges were named agai

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that hasn't bode well for charlie crist.hat do you say about the party flopping. >> i have not changed on the issues. i have a 30-year record to look at and say lincoln chafee has been solid on the environment, always solid on fiscal responsibility. always solid on civil liberties, always solid on using the tools of government to build the middle class. always solid on building the quagmires. >> why not run as a libertarian? >> i'm comfortable in the democratic party. i have thought about my options in the libertarian party. kennedy: you are a party animal! >> those issues are democratic issues. building the middle class in particular. kennedy: lincoln chafee, former governor, thank you very much for being here. come back when you declare for real. >> it's a deal. kennedy: nice. >>> coming up, comedian and master impressionist jonathan kite, if you close your eyes you are going to think seth rogen is in the studio. he has others. >>> the internet broke for a while today. a new "star wars" trailer come out. the one and only h

. >> a lot focus on his senate run 35 points down to crist who was poplar and iithey told him to give up. he had odds against him running for the miami city council and state legislature and managed to overcome the odds. it will be interesting to see what he can do and there is one thing and that is the position on immigration. in the past he supported the path to legalization and conservatives are going to be concerned. rubio may be the most natural and gifted communicator in the field as on the other hand. >> he hasn't focused a lot on immigration issues but his knowledge of foreign affairs is likely to be pretty deep. >> it is deep. and it is one of the things that is going to help him compete with the governors in the race. it is also one of those things that will help him address challenges about his age and general life experience compared to some of the other candidates. and i think it is important to note at this point there is a possibility that foreign policy and national security could be a very top issue in the republican primary and the general election. if that is the ca

crist l campbell, martin richard, lingzi liu, sean collier.omber's name, he doesn't deserve it. these do. the jurors decide on their behalf and an inkling of how they might decide. once again, here's jason carroll. >> reporter: the life or death phase of dzhokhar tsarnaev rests solely with 12 jurors. what do they think about the death penalty? take the juror identified as 138, a white man who works for the water department said during questions, death can sometimes seem like an easy way out. it can go both ways, i guess. and then there's juror 395, an executive assistant for a law firm who says i always thought i was against it, but once you think about it, things change. meg pennrose is a constitutional profess for who tried death penalty cases and sometimes, it's so heinous, it can change a juror's view on the death penalty. >> some of these jurors seem to have a slightly different or more open view towards saying they might not be in favor of the death penalty under ordinary circumstances but open in this case to consider death as adequate

in the end, jeb bush is not charlie crist. >> what do you think marco rubio's strategy is to deal withl, i think what you saw this morning, you mentioned the "today" show, his thing is if you get me in front of people or if you get me in their living rooms through television i'm going to win. that's generally what it is. the similarities between president obama and marco rubio, though, rubio's folks don't want to admit it perhaps obama's folks don't want to admit it remarkble. how so? >> both engaging symbolic figures. obama's a transcendent symbolic figure but rubio is. he's young, hispanic he has a good message and knows how to sell. obama's very good at doing than rooib rubio is great as well. >> how did jeb deal with marco rubio. >> jeb, i think dealing with everyone the way he is dealing with them now, raising piles of money. he's saying i'm the consistent person, i stand for what i believe and i'm not going to change it. i'll be willing -- he didn't say he's going to -- he's willing to lose the primary in order to win the general election. he's not going to retreat from what he b

andrew ferguson: crist for hitchens. brian lamb: -- christopher hitchens.rian lamb: you have been a pundit all your life? andrew ferguson: i would hate to think i was a pundit. it was interesting to think about that, 30 years ago because it is an obsession of mine in washington journalism, as that guy said on there there is a class of people that make themselves experts on everything by which i mean they become experts on nothing so they can talk about the intricacies of centrifuges in iran and the minutia of the religious freedom act in indiana. it is just implausible. people really do not know enough about that many things to arrive at a real, plausible conclusion that they can articulate to people. it is one of the fictions we all live by here. brian lamb: we are in the political season. how much time have you spent with politicians in the last six months? andrew ferguson: i have not spent that much time with them. i have written a fair amount. it is in odd thing when you go on the campaign from our -- campaign trail now, it is so crowded. at this port i

he has been consistently underweighted, he was an underdog he drove charlie crist, thought only out ofimary out of his party. i think marco rubio has charisma as well as youth on his side and has to be paid attention to. >> i agree, i think he's the best communicator on hi side by far. two elements to his campaign, two is working class story, dad was bar tender, mom worked at kmart. he has normal roots in america. and what's successful so far is the generational theme. he's young he might as well take advantage of it, he's 43 i guess. he's going to be running against older men on the republican side and presumably hillary clinton. his generation is still undone but i do think he's one of the top three likely to get the nomination. >> who are the other two? >> walker anu bush. iowa does not favor him. south carolina does not favor him. new hampshire he has to do extremely well in new hampshire. then he has to beat bush in florida. >> nevada? >> he last to win in nevada. >> we had time to talk about this. mark shields and david brooks thank you all so much. >> woodruff: finally tonight,

. >> lewd crist, you have three kids with three different women may i suggest [ bleep ] [ bleep ] on. >> airing dirty laundry and flogging her sheets. reviewers were awestruck. martha absolutely crushed it. killed it. delivered the sickest burns. she was the baddest [ bleep ] of all. wash your mouth out martha. preferably with a homemade soap. >> what a beautiful block of soap. >> it was the cell block she saved for bieber giving him tips when he inevidently ends up in prison. >> the first thing you'll need is a shank. >> she advised justin to find himself the right girl. >> someone you can smoke a joint with or indulge in the occasional three-way. justin my final piece of evidence is call me. >> remember the good old innocent roasts when even a turkey's rear end could make martha blush. >> please turn it around the other way. >> they're looking into -- >> sorry. >> jeanne moos cnn. >> that's much prettier. >> new york. >>> oh, i needed that. thank you so much for joining us me today. i'm carol costello. berman and baldwin straight ahead. >>> lufthansa knew and they let him fly anywa

charlie crist. and scott walker won wisconsin, a blue or purple state.epublicans have a chance to nominate people with a real record of winning independent voters. >> we're seeing something new about the power of individual donors. kind of astonishing that ted cruz? just a couple of weeks, his superpacs able to raise $31 million. that immediately puts him in the top ranks of contenders. >> there are so many potentially strong contenders. this most recent poll that came out tested 18 different names on the republican side. it included donald trump, though i don't think he's likely to be the nominee. >> he's hiring staffers in iowa. >> i think -- i'm fine saying i don't think he'll be the republican nominee. in this race with so many people in the field, you'll need a lot of money to make a splash to get your name heard. but you need to have a vision. a message that makes you stand out. how you plan to expand the base, hold the party together. to build the coalition. i think that will matter much more than who raises the most money at the end of the day. >

he did have tea party support in 2010 when he ran against charlie crist, but his positions on immigration reform, there are many people in the republican primary who would be much more attractive to the tea party. >> sounds like you're down playing his impact, but does rubio affect the way jeb bush presents his platform? >> it hurts him in the sense that they're competing for the same donors and there may be florida based money that might organizing go to bush. there may be some volunteers that go to rubio that might otherwise go to bush, but by and large, marco rubio's not jeb bush's problem scott walker is jeb bush's problem. >> why do you think there is so much attention paid to this? is it because it's somewhat unprecedented to see a political prodigy run against his mentor? >> i'm not really sure the degree to which jeb bush is really marco rubio's mentor. i don't know that that's exactly true but i think that it is -- i think it's interesting when you have a young fresh-faced charismatic guy with a peculiar sounding name promises change in a presidential primary. people say oh, we'v

by 2009, he set his sight on national politics, taking on a florida political giant charlie crist in a race for senate. he came under fire. >> my parents lost everything, their home, family, friends even their country. >> rubio representedly claimed his parents fled cuba during fidel quatros rule but had actually come to the united states that years before. rubio admitted the dates i have given rewarding my family's history have always been based on my parents' recollection. i was not made aware of the exact dates until very recently. in a three way split he won the florida senate race with 49% of the vote. he is now one of three latinos serves in the senate. politico said he was -- it didn't go as planned. >> nothing has frustrated me more than false choices like the one the president laid out tonight. >> the watergate for marco rubio was hardly a career breaker. in fact, he tried to put a positive spin on it. his campaign committee ended up selling marco rubio water bottles after that and they made light of it, too. it does show that he does have a bit of political savvy that perha

can he will -- go up against crist and do well -- lundquist and do well? abby: i think he can.b. brendan: abby, i missed something, is this in your research note? [laughter] tom: we had quite a few twitter question that responses to the quidditch rested -- quite a few responses to the twitter question. olivia: i was surprised. here is the first answer. the second answer, if they can innovate more. brendan find this funny. third answer, yes, it would be like merging with darth vader and it would be bad for everybody. that is the tune that netflix is singing, saying that it will give cable companies more power. brendan: i think there has been a real change in the way justice and the fac sees -- the sec sees these murders. visit -- these mergers. this is my dog whistle. for a long time, all of the cable companies and telecom companies said "we will do the following if you let us merge," and the deals went through. i think the justice department and the sec is taking a look back. what we are finding out is that they did not really in terms of investing in their own expansion and le

i have connected with the libertarian party also, because in florida, for charlie crist to come out ofthe republican side to the independent side and get almost 28% of the vote as an independent, it is a swing state. i know i need your support law wise, across the board. i would like to know, where else can we go as candidates, as independence, democrats or republicans don't allow us to come in for any type of training. they blackball us in the media completely. any suggestions as to what we can do it anybody who want to help me, please give me your card. >> just a brief word on that, it is great that you are running in great that you are raising the issues that you are raising. here is a 15 second training. when you run for office, you have to make clear that you're running for office as an independent to change the way the system works. you are not putting yourself forward as the alternative to the democrat and republican, but you are running to represent the people in the people's desire to change the system. >> yes, and it is the greatest fight. i was on the ballot in 2014. they co

our community works to keep alive the memories of crist campbell billing, martin richard, and sean collier. recently it was announced that we recognize april 15 as one boston day. a chance to a chance to honor the victims and survivors of the marathon bombing and an opportunity for people to give back to the committee through acts of service. this helps us remember that in the face of tragedy and violence our community responds with an open heart. next monday tens of thousands of people from across the nation and around the world once again will come to massachusetts for the 2015 boston marathon. our commonwealth once again will commemorate patriots' day with reenactments baseball parades, and celebration. today we recall the spirit of strength and resilience that brought our city in commonwealth together. the same spirit of strength and resilience. as resilience. as a tribute to honor the victims and survivors of the attack i asked my colleagues to join bostonians in a moment of silence at 2:49 p.m. today. thank you, mr. president. i yield. >> mr. pres. >> the sen. from massachusetts. >>

i have connected with the libertarian party also, because in florida, for charlie crist to come out of the republican side to the independent side and get almost 28% of the vote as an independent, it is a swing state. i know i need your support law wise, across the board. i would like to know, where else can we go as candidates, as independence, democrats or republicans don't allow us to come in for any type of training. they blackball us in the media completely. any suggestions as to what we can do it anybody who want to help me, please give me your card. >> just a brief word on that, it is great that you are running in great that you are raising the issues that you are raising. here is a 15 second training. when you run for office, you have to make clear that you're running for office as an independent to change the way the system works. you are not putting yourself forward as the alternative to the democrat and republican, but you are running to represent the people in the people's desire to change the system. >> yes, and it is the greatest fight. i was on the ballot in 2014. they c

behalf of her that "i am proceeding on the advice of women i trust and who know the region, including criste christine." they are waiting for permission from the government. we reached out to officials to see if they would grant permission. officials have said the request is under review. >> we have this statement from gloria. what about the women's organization -- this organization that is organizing the whole thing? what are they saying about the women's rights issues in north korea? >> they say they are not ignoring them. they are aware of the issues. they want peace on the peninsula and the way to achieve adequate human rights is to secure peace on the peninsula. critics say that they are misguided in this, they are naive. the critics who say they are pro-north are pro-north korean say they are trying to embarrass south korea. >>> city street running red with blood. a new terror threat. >>> a country collapses. terrorist forces regrouping and possibly getting stronger. people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be

he was elected to the senate in 2010 in a three-way race that included former governor charlie crist. senator rubio made his presidential announcement in miami at the medium tower. -- the freedom tower. [applause] [crowd chanting "marco"] senator rubio: thank you. thank you. that is a lot of cell phones. [laughter] thank you. thank you for being here. after months of deliberation and prayer about the future of our country, i have come here tonight to make an announcement on how i believe i can best serve you. i chose to make this announcement at the freedom tower because it is truly a symbol of our nation's identity as a land of opportunity. and i am more confident than ever that despite our troubles we have it within our power to make our time another american century. in the very room five decades ago, tens of thousands of cuban exiles began their new lives in america. that's part of a larger story of the american miracle. how united by a common faith in their god-given right to go as far as their talent and work will take them, a collection of immigrants and exiles, former slaves a

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i've connected with the libertarian party also because in florida for charlie crist to come out of the republican side to the independent side gives almost 28% is a swing state. i'm asking you all -- i know i need your support across the board. i'd like to know where else can we go as independents they don't allow us to come in for any training. they blackball us in the media complete it. any suggestions in reference to what we can do? anybody who wants to help me, please give me your card. [applause] >> just a brief word on that it is great that you are running and the issues that you're raising. there is a 152nd training. we'll do it right now. when you run for office, you have to make clear that you are running for office as an independent to change the way the system works, that you are not putting yourself forward as the alternative to the democrat or the republican, but you are running to represent the people and the desire to change the system. >> yes. i was on the ballot in 2014. that come with a lot of money. they pay everybody off and what happens is this is an emotional thin

i've actually connected with the libertarian party also because in florida for charlie crist to come out of a republican side to the independent side and get almost, what 28% of the votes in the indindependent, it's a swing state. i'm asking you all, i know i need your support. in lawwise across the board, but this is about a movement. and i'd like to know where else can we go as candidates, as independents, democrats or republicans, they don't allow us to come in for any type of training. they blackball nuss theus in the media completely. any suggestions to what we can do. anybody that wants to help me, please give me your card. >> i mean, just a brief word on that, it's great that you're running and great that you're raising the issues that you're raising. here's a 15-second training. we'll do it right now. when you run for office, you have to make clear that you're running for office as an independent to change the way the system works. that you're not putting yourself forward as the alternative to the democrat and the republican but that you're running to represent the people and

he's wowed he came from nowhere to beat charlie crist for that seat.e keep their head down and not be bothered unless you bother me. he was high profile from day one. he will not run to keep his senate seat. that's a big risk. among his critics governor huckabee said something. i don't know how you do your job as mccain did and run for office. marco rubio answered that question. he said i'm not going to run for office so i can focus. it will be interesting to see how he runs against jeb bush. jeb bush mentored him. >> we spoke to mr. trump he said i can't believe he would not go after his seat. >> they'll have to disagree on something. >> marco rubio makes it official this afternoon. >>> we're a news channel and we have news. >>> i want to tell you about images that we've gotten in after a plane crashes into a florida nature reserve. >> plane just crashed. >> investigators are on the ground right now. they're trying to figure out exactly what went wrong. they say the plane was cleared for takeoff from orlando, but while it was approaching the ft. laude

just as a general question whenever we have someone as yourself charlie crist, people that are able tome from a party of republicans i think, too. it's hard to understand someone that maybe believed in private sector and less government and lower taxes and let's say, let's call trickle down from the private sector versus government trickle down, which i think we're reaping some of the benefits or nonbenefits of that right now. how did you go from one to the other? what were you thinking back then when you were a republican and what are you thinking now and how do you put the two together? >> good question. i've been in public service for 30 years. started as a city councilman and then mayor of my city and then united states senator and then governor. my record over those 30 years and you can look at it is very, very consistent. and i was a rockefeller republican. that's what they're called. liberal republican. we cared about balancing the books. very concerned about deficits. and we let people live their lives. socially liberal and fiscally conservative. it's the, what we stood for. an

if there is a newspaper that has an agenda against howard dean or crist christy or whomever they may not get you with the story, but they will debt you with a headline and they will get you with the picture. it happened to me a thousand times. especially in a local newspaper. >> i'm not sure it's all conspiracy. >> no but the pictures are always -- >> and it comes in the context of "new york times" leading the coverage on bridgegate and hammering it every single day. so not just the one headline popped out. months and months of coverage. >> the bridgegate story is a problem because it's with and ongoing attorney general investigation. >> we're just saying if you read the entire story, this was maybe one or two sentences out of it and you had a headline writer that said let's whip it up. >> now that we've had the "new york times" editorial meeting, like we're probably -- it is jeb bush's turn today. bush is taking his message to voters with a stop at politics and pie. the event lived up to its name with the presumed presidential contender diving into dessert, breaking his how do you s

. >> the senate race in 2010 he did so in the face of a sitting governor and charlie crist was told it'srned out differently. >> he doesn't get as much attention as rand paul and ted cruz who did the same thing, got in against the establishment candidate and he has become much more main stream. we saw a total outsider. so it is a part of his resume if he creates power, my big question is let's do an immigration reform him he pulls back in a conservative backlash. >> it speaks to that growth is the question. can rubio grow in this campaign? he announced and someone else announced yesterday, she happens to be the overwhelming democratic nomination t. way this was done it took us a minute to see the candidate, took some people by surprise. you see this play out here. i view this as the obama coles plus. hillary clinton trying to say it's not about me. 2007 i'm in it to win i. there was this air of inev itably. some will call it smartly or more political. >> now she's heading across the country in a car so yeah it was interesting as you said it broke down the few democratic coles. it's not j