. >>> hillary clinton says hell no to donald trump. donald trump is speaking live to supporters. he will fire back? >> and will ted cruz's policy on immigration prove to be his achilles heel? >> and why did a woman mow down people on the las vegas strip with her toddler in the back seat. why did she do it? >>> good evening. "outfront" tonight, hell no. hillary clinton out of it. she will not tell donald trump she's story. the front-runner demanding an apology and calling her a liar. the battle began when hillary said that isis is using video of donald trump as a recruiting tool. no such video exists. while clinton is standing firm, trump will not let the controversy die tweeting tonight, "you think hillary clinton will apologize to me for the lie she told about the video of me being used by isis? there is no video." i want to begin with jeff zeleny "outfront." >> it's a golden opportunity for both of them, politically speaking. quite frankly, it's good for business. clinton isn't afraid to do what many republicans have been, challenge trump. and for trump, what is better than tak

donald trump's hatred was not contagious in washington today, not one member of congress supported donald trump. and that's today's good news. we're join the now by msnbc's alex wagner and jonathan allen, political reporter and co-author of hrc, state secrets and the rebirth of hillary clinton. alex wagner, sanity -- >> prevails. >> prevails in washington today. there's some nuts in the house of representatives. none, none, none they have now proved as crazy as donald trump. >> isn't that reassuring? so yes -- >> kind of. that's our new form of reassurance in the 21st century. >> tearing up the constitution for big gotted ideas about religion. we're not going to go there. it's interesting, right? we long thought the place where the crazy rhetoric goes to live and flourish. in fact, i would have liked to see some of that rhetoric from the mainstream establishment republicans who were running for president. the house republican caucus is leading on this issue. it's telling in terms of just the compromises that i think this current crop of candidates 2350e8s they have to make to maybe when o

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but donald trump's latest comments are being interpreted that way. >> donald trump is call for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> reporter: so inflammatory was his statement that prominent leaders felt the need to respond. in france, it was written: >>> in israel where mr trump was due to visit, this statement: trump cancelled his trip and in britain, david cameron dismissed miss position as: >>> now, a petition calling to ban mr trump from travelling to the u.k. gathered thousands of signatures, enough to ensure parliament would consider the issue for debate. politicians are pressuring the government to act. >> it's my understanding that the home secretary banned the features from entering the u.k. will the government lead by example. >> hear, hear. >> i think the best way to confront the views of someone like donald trump is to engage in a robust democratic argument with him about why he is profoundly wrong, rather than ban presidential candidates. >> the billionaire own

he has a message for donald trump. this is his opinion, commentary and tonight's first person report. >> mr trump, as an american i am terrified at your rhetoric because having worked with refugee youth and followed the middle east in your work, i see little distinction between what i.s.i.s. is promoting in terms of discrimination and lack of pluralism and what you are promoting in my own country. land of the fry, home of the brave. i feel so disheartened now as a muslim in america. every time i turn on the tv, i'm being made to feel like i'm on trial, that i'm not good enough tore doing enough. every time you see something on the tv and it looks like a terrorist attack. the first thought is oh, my god, are they muslim. that is sad and speak to a greater problem in muslim communities that, yes, there are spaces of extremism, but at the same time, the majority of the 1 billion of us every day are fighting unseen battles for humanity, hope, resilience and piece. peace. it makes me emotional. when i look at my parents, wh

your moment of zen. >> donald, donald, donald, donald, you're not going to keep talking.eak if you keep talking. >> go to break, then, joe. everybody. go to break right now, we'll be right back. comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> larry: tonightly, g.o.p. front-runner donald trump calls for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. and i'm calling for a total and complete shutdown of donald trump's mouth. ( cheers and applause ) republicans opposing trump's plans to ban muslims including jeb bush, ted cruz, and dick cheney. or as trump is now calling them, a bunch of goddamn hippies. true. and the finalists for 2015's person of the y

do you not agree by attacking donald trump, donald trump is helping donald trump. >> i don't agree.no helping donald trump. there's no giving donald trump more attention. there is no more elevating donald trump. he is what he is. the media pays attention to him. he has supporters, fine. no, i don't think she's playing that game. here is the republican front runner so it does put anytime a partisan context, however, this is an issue of national security where someone is out there in a potentially nominee of a party who is basically helping people who want to kill us. that's what hillary clinton's message was and i think it was about time that someone called him out effectively. go ahead, jeffrey. >> well, one thing, i mean, i think she is making -- the fec will come after her for making an unkind contribution. what david is describing is the short skirt theory of international politics. this disgusting business if a woman is raped and wearing a short skirt, somehow it was her fault. the idea that isis is the fault of donald trump or any american i might add is disgraceful. these are

donald trump stands in his rhetoric against muslims. once again, donald trump is in the news again and this time it's his outrageous comment about a shut down of muslims entering america changing the demmeics rate. if you woke up from a 24 hour nap, this is what he said reading from his own press release >> donald trump is calling for a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on >>> now, donald trump's press release says "there is great hatred towards american". few says it cannot identify the report he is researching. our countries did find concern muslims concerned westerners as immoral, but there's no hatred mentioned. 25% of the polls agree that violence against muslims in united states is justified in accordance with jihad. it has been criticised which studies islam aphobia. it called the poll deeply flawed with a history of fear monday angering about islam and muslims. house speaker paul ryan is amongst republicans criticising dona

. >> donald j.rump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states, until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> trump's statement is a dangerous proposal that overrides history, the law, and the foundation of america itself. >> you're pitting donald trump, full throttle, ready to destroy anyone who gets in his way. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews. i don't think this country's establishment politicians, the media, ever got this guy. they certainly underestimated him. not going anywhere. can't last. you know, with each week and each provocative statement, he held to his lead and went a bit further, saying president obama was foreign-born, an illegitimate president. calling for a wall along our southern border. making fun of women's looks. talking down to a top latino journalist. saying thousands of muslims in new jersey had cheered 9/11. and each time the knockout verdict came out and certain. that's it. this guy's fini

donald trump will be there. on one side, ben carson, on the other side, ted cruz, surging in some polls. marco rubio, jeb bush, carly fiorina and john kasich and rand paul and chris christie. donald trump is out in front in national polling. the poll of polls showing donald trump in first and ted cruz in second and marco rubio in third. you can see the margins there. some polls have it larger. including this one from monmouth university which shows trump at 41%. i think 27 points ahead of ted cruz. that was just one of many things that trump was bragging about in a raucous rally here in las vegas. cnn's sara murray inside the loud hall. sa sara. >> reporter: good morning, john. hours before the debate here in vegas, donald trump approached ted cruz with kid gloves. he could not help but mention a new monmouth university poll shows him leading 41% to ted cruz's 14%. >> i heard today when they announced the poll. 41 to 14. i like cruz. good guy. i heard here is how they announced. cruz surging. so what i heard, th

he said he is giving a bear hug to donald trump. playing nice with the donald.oes he need to draw contrasts? >> keep your friends close. keep your enemies closer. ted cruz has made a calculated decision. if donald trump falls off, where does that support go? ted cruz thinkis he can take tht support. if he goes after ted cruz as we have seen, donald trump called ted cruz a maniac. how do you not address that? ted cruz has to show he is able to fight donald trump. where that will happen, john, trump indicated he will bring it to ted cruz. he thinks ted cruz is ready to bring to him. >> cruz posted a link to "man c "maniac" from "flashdance." marco rubio. a lot of people in the mainstream saying this is marco rubio's race. long term, you will see marco rubio emerge. he has had strong debate performances, but he hasn't seen the type of bump that we have seen from ted cruz or ben carson or carly fiorina. he hasn't had the spotlight surge. >> they want to be the tortoire toys tortoise. they try to bring the structure in key states. they thought their biggest problem w

donald trump is saying, hey, guys, if you don't treat me nicely -- donald trump's version of nice is for them to back everything he says and support him, then i'm going to do an independent run. meanwhile, the rnc -- we're threading the needle here. they have to tread lightly. if the establishment pushes back too hard they'll push him into that potentially devastating third party run. they have to wait until a time when he can't get on the ballot as an independent and potentially activate sore loser laws, laws that say that once you are on the ballot as a republican or a democrat, you can't change parties if you don't win in that election. it is an interesting time right now. we're just waiting and finding the best time to react, the best time to counter attack some of trump's rhetoric. >> back to the pledge. we know that it is not a contract, it is not binding, but we also know from watching donald trump in this presidential campaign he knows that optics matter. he does everything with a calculated reasoning behind it. he made such a big fuss over this piece of paper that we know is

here is the donald trump call for ban all muslims entering this country. >> donald j. truck is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. we can't live like this. it's going to get worse and worse. you will have more world trade centers. it's going to get worse and worse folks. we can be politically correct and we can be stupid but it will get worse and worse. charles: his solution, ban all muslims entering this country but we have breaking news. the house passed a bill to overhaul its federal visa waiver program. it will tighten controls. the impetus was the paris attacks. anyone who has been in iraq or syria would need a visa to enter the country. the final vote 407 to 19. the question is, could this be good enough for donald trump? trump national spokeswoman, katrina, donald trump says all muslims from around the world, we do business with a lot of muslims where there hasn't been the radical islam element. many are saying why wouldn't it be sufficient t

donald trump: donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. [applause] ban.d outright >> another stunner. >> still the only candidate everyone is talking about today. >> but really, everyone, what the hell is going on? >> happy donald trumpocalypse day, sports fans. we have a full hour to figure out what the hell is going on, including what a ban of muslims entering the united states might mean for donald trump's candidacy. this morning, as is his wand, he called some television shows to is his wand, he called some television shows to defend his plan. >> you are increasingly being compared to hitler. does that bother you at all? i am more like fdr. he called on a ban on germans. i am not proposing internment camps. presidentialook at proclamations. this is not internment. we are not talking about japanese camps, not at all. but we have a very serious problem and it's getting worse. we will have more world trade centers and bigger than the world trade center if

hopefully they call it the spring of donald trump. i want the next autumn of donald trump. [applause] writer,p: i said to the i don't know what you are talking about, i have not done anything. friendly, if i don't win, i consider this to be a total waste of time. i'll be honest with you. as much as i like eating with you, i want people to do anything. he says, no you have one, even if you don't win. i said no, i don't win. if i do not win, i have wasted my time. is, the establishment cannot believe it. they have never seen a happen before. i was on the cover of time magazine four weeks ago or five weeks ago. time magazine was going to pick the person of the year. everybody, even my enemies said that donald trump is going to win. i said, i want win. they said why? i said i was. just like i should have gotten the emmy for the apprentice the first three years. i was nominated and i should have. and i said i will never win. because i'm not hollywood establishment. said,th time magazine, i -- o'reilly is a great guy. he did an editorial at the end of the show saying, nobody has

about donald trump. in public, i love him, he's great for the race. in private he says i don't think he has the judgment to the nuclear football. ted cruz made his name saying, i tell it like it is, i'm a truth teller, i'm not a typical politician who goes in one room who says a and another room says b -- >> that's all of the time. >> that's all of the time. >> just -- >> they're practicing the bell here, rehearsal. happy hour debate. >> i do think -- i don't know if it's a character question but a credibility question. are you a truth teller? we saw -- i was at a debate when tim poll lenity said something about mitt romney, i said, there he is, say it again. >> obamney care. >> chris is not shy, we know that. >> he's a polished debater. >> a great line -- sorry. >> go ahead. >> a great line here for trump, because he has the ability to say, you know, one of the problems with politicians they say one thing in one place and one thing in another. i'm not a politician. i say what i mean and i mean what i sa

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. >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on! >> almost as soon as it was released, trump's proposal generated heated responses from the campaign trail. hillary clinton called it reprehensible prejudice and divisive. jeb bush says donald trump is unhinged. lindsey graham called the idea down right dangerous. bernie sanders says trump wants to use this who hate all muslims. john kasich denounced the outrageous divisiveness. rubio said it was offensive and outlandish. >>> nbc's katy tur has been following the campaign. you were at that rally last night. you saw the crowd chanting "usa!" this is the country they envision and donald trump is providing this blueprint at least on what he thinks should happen. >> what you did not see in that video is that he got a standing ovation when he was talking about his proposed ban. for the most part when we talked to supporters we

later, a donald trump's plan for a wall of a different kind. in cyber space. >> the only live national news show at 11:00 eastern. >> we start with breaking news. >> let's take a closer look. >> we are scared. >>...have an organized right-wing movement trying to kill others. >>> homeland security secretary is trying to reassure muslim communities that they are not being targeted by u.s. authorities. his efforts came after the presidential donald trump, a total and complete shut down of muslims entering the united states. johnson rejected this, saying it is illegal, unconstitutional and un-american. he told people earlier at a mosque that america should not throw a net of suspicion over american muslims and an entire religion. >> reporter: good evening. the u.s. secretary of homeland security at this virginia mosque to send a message to the muslim community that they are not the enemy. in an exclusive interview with us that there is a rise of islam aphobia. >> we have seen incidents already. i heard about incidents in the meeting i just had here

donald may be right, this is turning more and more into a two-man race between donald trump and me. i think if that's the case, this decision will be made by the voters. >> and today in oklahoma city, ted cruz will wrap up his week long tour of super tuesday's safety stheets vote in early march. this has been a core part of the cruz campaign strategy to focus on the long haul. it right now all about looking ahead. >> thanks so much for that. hillary clinton is responding indirectly to donald trump's comments about her saying no one should be able to actually give way in office. her remarks came at a town hall in iowa. a ten-year-old girl suffered from asthma. she asked clinton what she would do about bullying. she responded, bullying she faced more than her share of it. >> we need more love and kindness in our country. i think we are not treating each other with the respect and the and the care that she would show towards each other and that's why it's important to stand up to bumlys wherever they are and why we shouldn't let anybody bully his way into the presidency. because that i

that is donald trump. actually in the short term could pay big dividends but i think in the long term, the mathematics don't add up. >> what do you say to all the people backing him? r 9% of gop voters, 38% of independent voters who say you guys are out of touch. you're the establishment. >> yes. >> we are angry. you want all these elections, you gave us nothing. now we want somebody like him. >> i think their frustration is understandable. it's partly because of barack obama to be frank, the rise of isis, the struggling economy. some of it is because establishment republicans have pushed things like immigration reform, what they call amnesty which is out of touch with the base. >> how does the president take the blame for your party not getting the message out and having people vote for someone else? >> here's the bottom line. whether it's ted cruz or marco rubio, somebody has to find a way to co-op the message that donald trump has, the good part of it, the part that talks about the understandable frustr

risky move for donald trump. interesting listening to that from rush limbaugh because that is an area where potentially you may see trump have an open flank for these other candidates where these candidates don't want to talk about personality. trump will talk about personality all day. the other candidates so far have shied away from that. this is a place where they talk about conservative credentials that they could potentially nudge donald trump on what they would probably call lack of conservative credentials. at least over the long term. many of these candidates have come up in that very conservative base. they've been conservative consistently with the exception of ben carson who openly acknowledges it. potential line of attack i think that you could see trump being vulnerable to if the other candidates decide to step up and take a swing. >> donald trump has gone along with the old campaign tradition of having his doctor release a report on him. this is a pretty short one. like a half pager. bob saget, coul

donald trump ought to can it. >> jeff? >> well, david, i know one of those presidents was not lincoln. i'm kidding you here. let me make just sort of a -- >> comes close. harding. >> let me make an observation about the culture. where we are all aware of the comment selkes on socion socia s comment selkes on sociections o media. i'm always astounded. they are frequently vulgar. they are off the charts sometimes. i'm wondering if this is not sort of in the culture for movies and television and all this kind of thing. >> it may be part of a low culture. >> if i could. honestly, perhaps yes, the f-bomb has permeated our culture and there is a new word. that is not what we aspire to. in our president, we expect to be better. so i really think this is what's catching up with donald trump in iowa. he is probably not going to win iowa. this is why ted cruz is gaining on him and perhaps surpassed him at this point. that looks like that's the trend. this is a big issue for him. i think his likability factor for women will be a prob

donald trump made no exception for them when he said this -- >> donald j.a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. >> when asked about donald trump's comments, malala said, well, that's really tragic that you hear these comments which are full of hatred, full of this ideology of being dis-christmas discriminative against others. she discussed more of this with britain's channel 4. >> there are also very wild things being said by politicians about islam and about muslims. how do you feel about that? how can that be dealt with? >> i can just highlight one thing, the more you speak against islam and against all muslims, the more terrorists it will create. so it's important that whatever politicians say, whatever media say, they should be really, really careful about it. if your intention is to stop terrorism, do not try to blame the whole population of muslims for it because it cannot stop terrorism. it will create more terrorists. it's important they try to show harmony towards muslims and say they're accepted in this world. they de

rush limbaugh was talking about donald trump and donald trump's attack on ted cruz. and it's a very complicated little love triangle between trump and cruz and rush. but basically, rush criticized donald trump's attack on ted cruz as sort of the establishment attack on ted cruz. and if rush is suddenly sorting -- seeming to side with ted cruz and defend ted cruz against trump, that might put trump in a very, very precarious position. you know, as loyal as donald trump's supporters are, they can't hold a candle to russia's supporters. so he -- you know, interesting to see if he goes after ted cruz again on the same line of attack knowing he might get russia's wrath again or if he seems, you know -- starts to moderate it a bit, both at the debate and in future events. >> it was one of the most awkward, i think, debates that i've ever seen with donald trump ripping on ted cruz for going after the gop establishment. he literally was going after mitch mcconnell which is exactly why people love donald trump. now he's saying, when you go to washington, you don't attack the

donald trump never apologize for anything, so she is taking something out of donald trump's playbook. that being said, it's a bizarre statement because there are fact checkers on both side that say this doesn't exist. her campaign said isis is using these things on social media which still has yet to be validated. there is no evidence of this, but i understand what she means. reporter: let me bring in katrina. play number one out of the democratic playbook. playbook, evil. then they blast them with a lie. they did that to mitt romney based on a total falsehood. >> absolutely. the fact that she even said that is astonishing considering the whole benghazi situation saying a video was at fault for that. has anyone followed up on the guy who made the video that they detained? they are using this on bill clinton and obama. so when she brings up things like this it opens the door for this campaign and republicans to shake their heads. reporter: christopher, does this play well for donald trump? it's clear hillary clinton sees hip as her opponent, not any of the other republicans. >> i think

meeting with donald trump.k they should have met with him? >> well, look, i think the fact that this was a production that was sold initially as donald trump would be endorsed today by hundred hundreds of african-american pastors and suddenly became a thing without a press conference, with a closed door meeting, you know, it really is indicative of the fact that i think the trump people got away ahead of their skis with these folks and i think that, you know, look, i'm all for any candidate talking to groups, no matter what language they speak, no matter what demographic group they come from. the fact of the matter is, though, in cold political terms, i don't think donald trump got out of this today what they expected to get out of and it certainly what they sold on the front end of it. >> so we had two pasters on that said they would personally endorse him. there was another one who was on earlier saying he would endorse donald trump, as well. and these people have -- you know, some of them have big congregati

donald trump calls for a religious test banning all muslims from entering the united states. >> donaldp is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> trump's new position drawing cheers from supporters and drawing fire from every other corner of the political world. i want to get the latest from our senior correspondent jeff zeleny. >> reporter: christine, banning all muslims proposal was met with condemnation. every single one of the republican rivals criticized his plan. even dick cheney weighed in saying it was unamerican. supporters here in south carolina listening to donald trump make his case, they cheered in response. some of them said they thought it went too far. others said it was appropriate given the shooting in san bernardino. this is completely changed the conversation. donald trump talked about that as he made his case for why he believes this plan is necessary. let's take a listen. >> we have to be tough. we have to be smart. we have to be vigilant. yes,

carson, donald trump. somewhere in the 60-plus-percent range and add the establishment quotient and it's dwarfed in comparison. this year it seems as if the maverick vote controls the process. >> in a normal race i would agree with you that i think cruz would have to broaden. i mean, he is rising as nia said in iowa around evangelicals even when he gets beyond that he's weaker on the somewhat moderate. at a normal two-person race which is what the republicans and both sides have usually had that's not enough. there are signs this may be a three-person race in really the way we've not seen in the modern era with cruz at the evangelical and trump is in a dominant position in most cases of blue collar republicans and then we have the audition for the candidate we haven't met yet. the candidate center right more collar establishment, marco rubio really hasn't closed the sale relative to bush, kasich and christie. you can imagine a world where all three of those lanes are filled well into 2016 winning different

you're just talking. >> donald, donald, donald, donald. you're not going to keep talking. we will go to break if you keep talking. we're going to ask you questions. >> go to break everybody. go to break right now. we'll be right back with more morning joe. >> then donald trump spent the next 10 minutes arguing with an add for geico. >> okay. well, welcome to morning joe. >> welcome. >> welcome back from paris. >> so trump obviously helping us overseas with our allies, right. >> you want to take just 30 seconds here? >> i do. that's why you told us something beforehand they said people say this is just about good tv or ratings are kidding themselves. not only has donald trump had a significant impact on voters in iowa and new hampshire and this culture in america, but he is having an impact across the world from our allies. i'm hearing it more and more and more every day. >> it's no longer funny, joe. it's no longer amusing. i'm not pretending to be an expert on french politics. we're looking at a free speech of hope. donald trump's rhetoric and his language especially his

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donald trump is speaking and we will listen in. bottom line, i would rather lose with him than try to win with him. what do you say? >> unlike donald trump, i never voted for hillary clinton or barack obama. my vote on this is not really a relevant factor at this point. the bottom line is, trump will hand this nomination to hillary clinton. alienation and division he's causing across the country, he's going to have a fervent part of the election. >> s.e. cupp said she'd rather lose. would you go that far? >> i think we're reaching a point where it's difficult to see a worse option than hillary clinton. however, donald trump's increasing tenor of what he's proposing is a separate kind of horror. hillary clinton present as nightmare scenario. i think that trump right now, i don't see a scenario where trump wins the general election because of the degree to which he's going to cause a fundamental reshaping of the entire electorate and end up with a fraction of the republican party being fervent trump supporters as his policies become

trump: donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country' s representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. fernando: donald trump' s recent call for, in his words, "a total shutdown of muslims entering the u.s." drew swift condemnation from both sides of the aisle. the question is, what impact will his comments have on the election? will they have long-term implications for the republican party? largely predictable, so i asked republican strategist john feehery. fernando: tell me a little bit about the state of the race right now. donald trump is leading in most polls. it looks like his lead is solid at least for the last few months. how do you see the race? john: well, trump has got the simplest messages. he' s the best at responding to news events of the day. there' s about 20-30% of the republican base that really liked him. no other candidate has been able to consolidate that different base. and i think that trump right

donald trump, probably the greatest victory isis has achieved in the last week or two is donald trump saying let's bar from coming in here. that is everything they have conveyed about the west. thata little bit stunned hillary clinton says finally he had crossed the line. what did she think when he made fun of that reporter and his disability, which was incredibly offensive? in any event, i think trump will he shouldemocrat if be the nominee, or he probably little bit, but i think bill clinton, who was such a liability in 2007 and 2008, has got his roll down. i think he will help in the campaign, and if i were president and had a chance to turn to bill clinton for counsel on politics or policy, i sure would. tell you now, at least in brooklyn, they look at donald trump as the greatest having fallenen into hillary clinton's lap. they not only see him as someone who would be an easy person to beat in a general election, but they think they can hang the whole republican party around donald trump. they have been fundraising off these muslim things. he is all good news for hillary clinton,

play now with me donald trump gets the nomination. okay. donald trump gets the nomination.you tell him to pick as his veep. >> who would do it? other than jeffrey lord i'm not sure who he could get to fill this slot. i mean maybe -- >> ivanka which would make me feel good. >> maybe a ted cruz. i don't know of the current candidates running who would jump on to a donald trump ticket. i think it would mean certain professional death if they did. but maybe a ted cruz. clearly ben carson i think would take the job. >> ben carson. there's a strong bench on the republican side. if they don't win the nomination rubio could do it. kasich could do it. christie. a lot of talk of nicky haley out of south carolina. >> there's a very deep bench. brian sandoval. tim scott would be an interesting pick out of south carolina also tea party. so i think it all depends on who the nominee is and what gap they need to fill. the one piece of advice i would give the nominee on either side is do not pick a token because you think you need check off that box. don't possum kingdom lake woman because

your moment of zen. >> donald, donald, donald, donald, you're not going to keep talking.o to break if you keep talking. >> go to break, then, joe. everybody. go to break right now, we'll be right back. the following is a message from new york mayor michael bloomberg... ( cheers, applause ) hello, i'm michael bloomberg. two weeks ago tomorrow, on december 26, new york city was hit by what will be forever called the great blizzard of 2010. the snow began to fall on sunday, and by the time it stopped the next day, there was snow everywhere-- on the streets, on the ground, in the trees-- even on those big rocks or whatever in central park. it was so deep, some city residents said, they couldn't even see the sidewalk in front of their apartment until the building super shoveled it. it was, in short, a catastrophe, and brought this city to a complete standstill. today, as we continue to dig ourselves out from this horror, many new yorkers are left stunned, bewildered and overcome with feelings of despair and hopelessness. above all, we have questions...

trump mania. >> donald j. trump is calling and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. country's representatives can figure out on. the hell is going don't worry about profiling. i promise, i will defend you profiling! >> are you a bigot? >> not at all. probably the least of anybody you've ever met. >> he steals headlines from other candidates who long for the attention. >> donald trump always plays on everyone's worst instincts and saying we're not going to let a single muslim in this country is a dangerous aboutaction in it's not the blow hards out there just saying stuff. not's not a program, that's a plan. >> he steals headlines from the president in we cannot turn by letting another, this fight be defined as a war islam. america and that too is what groups like isil want. >> and he's thrown his own party into a pre-primary tizzy. >> this is not conservatism. yesterday isosed not what this party stands for. and more importantly, it's not this country stands for. >> but is there more at wor

your moment of zen. >> donald, donald, donald, donald, you're not going to keep talking.p talking. >> go to break, then, joe. everybody. go to break right now, we'll be right back. comedy central captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> larry:

charles i'll turn to you to ask you to explain why donald donald trump's plains all wrong. >> it's difficult to explain what donald trump says because he seems to make it up in the moment. it's probably not unconstitutional about the bit about american citizens. ask congress can do whatever it wants with immigration. they can say only people over 6 foot could come into the country. that would be legal but it would also be immoral. the idea you can restrict a certain religious group is ridiculous. you would almost guarantee only dishonest muslims would come into america. kennedy: will this hurt him at all? >> i don't think it will. i think there is nothing donald trump can possibly say to hurt himself. look at what he said about mexicans being rapists. i don't need to go through the list. you saw the cheers. you heard the cheers. people are thrilled to hear he is spreading that. his supporters back him 100%. i think the republicans that do support him have thrown all their eggs into the trump basket because they are waiting for another republican to stand up and make more sense to them. i thi

coming out of donald trump. and glenn beck is hearing way too many, what he calls progressive policies coming out of the donald trump. and so he doesn't think he's a conservative. he doesn't think he's a legitimate republican. he will not vote if that's who's on the top of the republican ticket. is that -- is there a time in this calendar where what donald trump has actually said about policy, and sometimes continues to say about policy will actually start to separate him from his supporters? >> i don't know about that, but look, i will say it's fascinating that glenn beck is now the voice of reason. a couple of years ago, you might not have anticipated this. but i think glenn beck is actually exactly right. i have to say, i could not in good conscious support either donald trump or hillary clinton. and i suspect that i'm not alone. and i would urge that if donald trump is the nominee of the republican party, it could be the end of the republican party as we know it. it would be an existential crisis for the con

between donald trump and me. and i think that presents a good choice to the american people. >> joining me now, ken vogel from politico and aaron mcpike. aaron, ladies first. is it too soon to say that or could we be looking at a two-man race. >> we've been hearing for from a number of political strategists, it could be a two-man race, between marco rubio and ted cruz. but as ted cruz and trump have pointed out, it could be between trump and cruz. i was out with cruz over the weekend and his crowds are huge. they're not the size of donald trump's yet, but the kind of support that he's getting, every sentence gets cheers, it gets applause, it gets laughter. his audiences hang on his every word. and you can see that at the events. he's doing really well. he's been building up support, a pretty big infrastructure throughout the country. since he launched his campaign in march, and at this point, he's -- he's just really identifying with these voters, and they seem to love him. >> identifying with them. they seem to

that is of course donald trump's health.icine and trump's doctor for 25 years. in a letter he just released he said if elected, mr. trump i can state unequivocally, will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency. so isha, clearly they do, in fact, share somewhat of a similar temperament, mr. trump and his doctor. >> i see that. john vause in las vegas, appreciate it, john. thank you. >>> now, turning to a galaxy far, far away that came all of the way to hollywood boulevard, "star wars" premiered just hours ago right here in l.a. i was on the red carpet to talk with all the stars. there has been so much secrecy surrounding "star wars" episode vii. the movie trailers have barely given away any of the plot and that has generated a unique level of excitement, an excitement that is very much shared by the film's stars. >> protection of the first order. >> reporter: how much do you enjoy these things, these premiers? >> i love it, isha. i can't think of anything better to do. we sort of dress up and do this in my

donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> so republicans have coming out slamming trump's proposals including paul ryan who say this isn't what his party looks like. >> what was proposed yesterday is not what this party stands for. >> would you support a policy that prohibits muslims from entering the country. >> no, that is not my policy. i believe the focus should focus on radical islamic terrorism. >> donald trump always plays on everyone's worst instincts and fears and saying we're not going to let a single muslim into the country is a dangerous overreaction. >> right now we're keeping an ear on the white house previousing, happening live, right now. we'll see if he makes any remarks in reference to donald trump's comments. we'll have that live if it happens. >>> also coming up in a few moments, we'll let you listen to the entire, fascinating interview th

donald trump speaking live now in las vegas.ter a very quick break. don't go anywhere. but by night, beautiful, smoother and ready to impress the other party animals. dr. scholl's dreamwalk express pedi >>> and we are back, 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 p.m. here in las vegas, donald trump speaking nearby at the westgate resort. let's listen. >> they don't care, believe me. and that's what's sick about the system. frankly, six months ago i was on the other side. i was like the fair-haired boy. i gave 350,000 to the republican governor's association. i was on the other side. i was like, establishment.

questioning donald trump's judgment is the least negatively you can say about donald trump. i think ted cruz has cracked the code, his strategy in not going after donald trump, donald trump has attacked ted cruz on subsidies, no, not playing nice among the republican strategy. that is having negative effects already today in seeing rush limbaugh and mark levin, two huge talk radio titans going after donald trump saying stop attacking ted cruz from the right. this is not how we play in the gop party. i think a lot of people will question what donald trump really stands for and if he is a conservative at all. >> and what do you make about keeping donald trump in a bear hug close. but he has always believed that if trump fades he will benefit from that. and the fact that carson supporters say they will support cruz as their first choice if not carson -- >> carson's decline has all redounded to ted cruz' benefit. he has been brilliant strategically. he will do okay in new hampshire and then potentially to win the south carolina primary, go on first for the southern primaries. th