. >> reporter: donald miller lost his mother on christmas day. she succumb to breast cancer and kidney disease. her death was only the beginning. >> it makes me feel like i'm living in a nightmare. >> reporter: in a tragic mixup they sent his mother's body to the wrong funeral. >> the next day they created her. my family don't believe in cremation. >> reporter: somehow the mortuary confused annie little with valley mcdonald. the mcdonald family held an opened casket funeral thinking cancer and a long hospital stay changed the picture. for the first time the owner of the funeral home is speaking out in an exclusive interview with cbs 2 news and apologizing publicly to donald little. >> we are sorry for what happened. >> reporter: he admits what happened and says they are changing procedures because of it. >> one would think there are precautions in place to prevent this from happening. >> you are absolutely right. ordinarily we use a toe tag on the deceased. >> reporter: that does nothing little. >> i wanted to view my mother and send her off on p

donald trump from being the republican nominee. tim joins us from miami. why did you take this job? tim milleretimes you to be on the side of what is right and good. topping donald trump from being the republican nominee and stopping him from being the president is certainly that. become,o chance to because hillary clinton would wipe the floor with him in the general election. is everything to talk about is the polls, he loves talking about that. i'm not sure what he would talk about in the general election since hillary is cleaning his clock in every public poll that is out there. it is our job at principles back to stop that horrible reality from happening. the pack has not raise as much money as it would have liked. there has been discussion this week of an infusion of cash. how much cash do you hope to rees -- raise in the next three weeks? tim miller: sure, the principal spend $3 million in iowa with some success. it is one of the state donald trump has not one to date. focusing on a whole host of issues. as you said, there was not the financial support for stop trump effort in the ensuin

miller. mac made a song called donald trump" in 2011. >> the donald trump song just hit oifer 20 million. >> y: the song went platinum, trump threatened to sue miller for royalties for use of his name. in turn, mac miller denounced trump telling his twitter followers: just please don't elect this (bleep) man. this is all true. now, on one hand, this is just trump being trump. but on the other hand, mac miller is here, and he's pissed. so please welcome multiplatinum- selling rapper and noted trump feud participant, mac miller. ( cheers and applause ) >> thank you, larry. i only have one thing to say. i (bleep) hate you, donald trump. ( cheers and applause ) so you wanted to sue me, but then you realized you can't sue someone for just being super talented and incredibly good looking. you say you want to "make america great again," but we all know what that really means. ban muslims, mexicans are rapists, black lives don't matter. make america great again? i think you want to make america white again. so i come here today as a white man with the hope that you'll listen to me. in other words, le

carpenter who comes an and says she's keeping a list of everyone who is supporting and endorses donald trump. tim millerupporting donald trump. this is pretty serious inflighting we're seeing right now. >> it is. i think it's a nice play by if anti-trump pacs to get some attention on themselves. we're all talking about it today. they're getting what they wanted. at the end of the day, donald trump has an opportunity potentially to be our nominee. it makes a lot of sense that people in washington want to take the opportunity to get to know him and ask him questions. to ask him questions about foreign policy and other national interests because he hasn't given a lot of specifics on the campaign stump. these people want to ask him questions and find out where exactly he stands on the issues. >> christian, can i ask you if you think anti-trump efforts can successfully stop trump if case ic -- kasich are on the cruz. lindsey graham thinks not. >> john, if i thought you could win, i'd be behind you. you are the most electable candidate. work with ted to deny trump the 1237. if you're not willing to work with

foreign policy especially, to help get some answers let's bring in steven miller, a donald trump senior policy adviser. steven, good to have you back with us. >> hey, it's great to be here, thank you. >> so on msnbc early this week here is what donald trump said about his foreign policy and when asked who he speaks with. he said, quote, i'm speaking with myself, number one, because i have a very good brain and i've said a lot of things. that's a quote. if he is his primary foreign policy adviser and he's relying on his good brain and the things he's said, what's your role? what do you offer and what does he accept? >> i'm a little bit amused at the amount of attention that comment has gotten, because of course donald trump is going to rely upon his own judgment and instincts as president of the united states. and he's shown extraordinary judgment on the major foreign policy issues of our time. he talked about the threat of osama bin laden before 9/11 when nobody in washington was paying attention to it. he was an early critic of the iraq war long before many in the republican party real

miller back with us. >>> from russia, the kremlin lashing out against one of donald trump's new campaign videos. [barking] . deirdre: stephen miller back with me as promised. what he thinks of the ad and the kremlin's response. >>> also overseas, isis burning bibles in huge bonfires, secretary of state john kerry finally naming the terrorist killing a coptic christian as genocide. stephen with me on that as well. >> i said to the group of pastors and ministers, i said, look, if i win, we're going to work really hard, we're going to get rid of that restriction. because christianity should be able to have some power and some strength. they shouldn't be shy, they shouldn't be -- because i really mean it. things can be said about christianity, if you say it about something else, it's like you can't even think about saying it. it's not going to happen anymore, folks. when you think about success, what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonder

steven miller, donald trump's senior adviser, said that john kashich's support for the transpacific partnership doom manufacturing in ohio, and that while be the neglect knell counters in the last election he got 51% of the union vote in this county he won in the last election and won lucas county and cuyahoga county, very strong democratic counties. so anybody is trying to make a predict about tomorrow here is basically putting on a blind fold and taking a whack what a piÑata doll. >> it's not all about florida and ohio. when it comes to delegate math we've look at how illinois and missouri can add up to big victory. that's coming up on this monday afternoon. when a moment turns romantic why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. or adempas forialis if you pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressur

. >> reporter: donald trump spokesman steven miller met with me today and skofd at the idea he will win florida. >> all rubio does is raise money. he failed every hispanic voter and every voter in the state because he does not show up for work. >> reporter: diane velazquez will support rubio. he hear the spanish speeches. >> we don't want to give trump any stage here. this is not about him. the message that i basically hear is that he's insulting. >> reporter: there are well over 1 million puerto ricans in central florida. more registered as democrats or no party than they are republican. mark mike synan fox 35 news. the polls. trump once held a double digit lead over marco rubio but some show the lead hassen to five points. trump's lead in michigan is shrinking. trump just as confident as ever that he will win the republican nomination. >> one of the opposed has just came out. i'm beating hillary clinton quite easily. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] and honestly, we really haven't even started on her. we only had one skirmish about a month ago. >> we have a political analyst ahead.

deirdre: you heard stephen miller, senior advisor to donald trump. he was on with me a few moments ago. what do you make of what he told me? >> he sound like donald trump. he hard to logic. he tries to overtalk when anybody questions. donald does that. obviously his people do that too now. this idea that donors want mass migration to drive wages down is drivel and just used to try to incite people. it is not real discussion about issues. the marco for the whole campaign has tried to talk about real issues. donald responds saying people sweat and have ears. it literally been craziest election cycles. let's have real issue discussions. unfortunately "the donald" doesn't seem willing to do that or his failed businesses. >> congressman, what happens next for marco rubio? he has numerous supporters for rube ruin, he -- marco rubio, hs to win, to stay in, true. >> illinois where i'm from, that is rubio country. i think rubio wins illinois. these are delegate rich states. we're winner-take-all fight. i would rather be in trump's position today than r than a

. >> also ahead dennis miller on politics, ted cop can pell on how -- ted koppel on how he would cover donald trump and whether the republican party is about tojc implode. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi had, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. super tuesday, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. it is now clear that donald trump will go to the republican convention in cleveland this summer, with more votes than anyone else more than 450,000 votes. defeated marco by more than a million. therefore, there is more way that donald trump primary steadfast. is he is almost unstoppable because of the republican party did some kind of end run, regarding delegates or procedure, mr. trump could justifiably run on a third party ticket. therefore, dooming the g.o.p. millions of trump supporters will not accept the party doing something ther table. now, things can happen. talking points cannot say for certain that donald trump will be the republican nominee, but, again, i can say that no one will beat him in t

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john: coming up, we check in with tim miller on his efforts to keep the republican nomination away from donald trump. ♪ john: if anyone is capable of stopping trump, perhaps it is our next guest, the former communications director for jeb bush, tim miller. good to see you. an important goal by yours and many others. tell me, right now, what are you doing today that is different from what you are doing yesterday to stop trump? >> we have expanded the number of states we are in. we have some new ads going up in ohio. it has been reported that everything he is outsourcing, the body wash, everything, all of it made in bangladesh, none of it made in ohio. letterman is featured in this ad. people should watch the video. he made the point in a comedic way. we are up there in ohio on outsourcing. we are also found in missouri, which is an important state next tuesday. we are talking about the testimonials of the trump university students that have been defrauded by donald trump, who pay $15,000 out of their own pocket, and got nothing from it. we are up in four. we just added one market here in florid

deirdre: stephen miller, with me there, trump's senior policy advisor. donald trump says a lot of money is being spent to create lies about him. >> this was an amazing evening and i don't think i have ever had so many horrible, horrible things said about me in one week. $38 million worth of horrible lies but that's okay. it shows you how brilliant the public is. because they knew they were lies. deirdre: my next guest is spending two million dollars in an anti-trump ad push. that conversation comes your way next. ♪ when you think what does it look like? is it becoming a better professor by being a more adventurous student? is it one day giving your daughter the opportunity she deserves? is it finally witnessing all the artistic wonders of the natural world? whatever your definition of success is, helping you pursue it, is ours. t-i-a-a. being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize informatio

independent women's forum, sabrina schaeffer, advisor to the anti-trump our principles pac, tim miller, and donald trump supporter david wool. david, let me start with you. mr. trump, taking a new position as far as i can discern saying that women who get abortions should be punished. in the past even very, very strong anti-abortion politicians like, for instance, mike huckabee, have said women should not be punished. this seems to be a new position for a republican front-runner. >> well, jake, abortion has been legal for 43 years. that's not going to change any time soon. donald trump actually has made it clear for a long time from what i've heard and watched that he is pro-life with exceptions, such as for rape and incest. this was kind of an off-the-cuff comment that i think he'll clarify. but let's get real here. he's got a huge lead. he's leading in states coming up such as maryland, connecticut, pennsylvania, new york, new jersey, california. people are looking for anything to grab onto to try to tear him down, and that's what's going to be the meme over the next week, you watch. that's what

. >> stephen miller joining us, senior policy adviser to donald trump. >>> up next, former presidential candidate dr. ben carson will weigh in. the thoughts on the gop establishment trying to push the front-runner out. we're looking ahead this morning on "sunday morning futures." stay with us. this just got interesting. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if

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. >> stephen miller joining us, senior policy adviser to donald trump. >>> up next, former presidential candidate dr. ben carson will weigh in. the thoughts on the gop establishment trying to push the front-runner out. we're looking ahead this morning on "sunday morning futures." stay with us. this morning on "sunday morning futures." stay with us. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything. they are. do i look smarter? yeah, a little. you're making money now, are you investing? well, i've been doing some research. let me introduce you to our broker. how much does he charge? i don't know. okay. uh, do you get your fees back if you're not happy? (dad laughs) wow, you're laughing. that's not the way the world works. well, the world's changing. are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management,

miller: charlie d'agata, thank you. violence erupted again this weekend at a donald trump campaign rally. as mark albert reports, the republican front-runner is defending his supporters, and his campaign manager. >> get them out of here! >> reporter: moments after donald trump denounced a demonstrator wearing k.k.k. headgear at a rally in tucson, a second person being led out just ahead of them was attacked. punched, kicked, and pummeled before the attacker calmly turned around to be arrested. police had to call in reinforcements, using 150 officers in all. but trump criticized their response. >> security at the arena, the police were a little bit lax. >> reporter: trump's campaign manager, corey lewandowski also confronted a protester. trump later said lewandowski "didn't touch" the man. and praised his top operative. >> i give him credit for having spirit. he wanted them to take down those horrible profanity-laced signs. >> reporter: g.o.p. chairman reince priebus was asked on cnn about the unusual sight of a campaign manager personally confronting demonstrators. >> getting involved in

every opportunity he got, so i think the voters here know where he stand when it comes to donald trump. >> tim millerhe's with the ted cruz campaign. ron, it's good to have you with me about dirty tricks being played in ohio against the rubio campai campaign. that many. they were handing that around making sure they weren't trying to elicit. why would cruz supporters feel it okay to use this discredited story going after rubios back in the rice. -- race. >> didn't know anything about it, got on the phone right away, spoke to people in hawaii. determined there were some volunteers on the ground in hawaii who had picked up this cnn story which was featured on the dredge report, and i e-mailed it out and put it on their facebook page. we asked them immediately to take it down. they did, and that's that. also our legal counsel said, do not use the ads. we have him and we have him appropriately. >> look, the nature of politics is when a campaign is flailing, they attack. and they attack other candidates, and they attack their integrity. this particular e-mail apparently came from a volunteer in hawaii not

i'm joined by stephen miller, senior policy adviser for donald trump's presidential campaign.phen, thank you for joining us. he's very good at these. are you responsible for these ads? they are very effective. >> no, i wish i could take credit. i'm not responsible for the advertisements, but there's actually something very significant from a policy standpoint, and as you know i am the policy adviser, about what mr. cruz's endorsements do say. for instance, lindsey graham and jeb bush have both endorsed mr. cruz. lindsey graham and jeb bush are the poster children for open borders policies in america. and they both think clearly that ted cruz is the candidate who will keep our borders open. ted cruz got the endorsement for the club for growth. the group that pushed the most offshoring trade policies of any group in remember. i remember when we were fighting to crack down on china currency cheating, it was the club for growth that sided with ted cruz to keep china's cheating in place. the endorsements tell thought cruz candidacy is the candidacy committed to keeping our borders

the dancers this time around include nfl players and von miller, geraldo rivera is dancing. donald trump's ex-wife marla maples is dancing.e morris from boyz ii men is dancing. i don't know who had to tell gary bus see he can't come back this year. at the very start ofefore a single foot is touched to the dance floor i make a pick. i predict the individual whom i believe has what it takes to bring home the coveted mirrored i've bet on it. i've correctly picks the winner of "dancing with the stars" 8 of 16 times. i don't know whether to be proud or ashamed but it's true. this year i did my homework. i watched videos of jodydancing on old episodes of "full house." this is how sick i've gotten. i don't take this lightly. i wrote the name on a piece of inside a tiny briefcase, it has guillermo's mouth for the last, i don't know, 15 seconds, probably. guillermo, the briefcase is in there? tell us once againer? >> guillermo: mm, mm, mm, mm, mm, still incorrect, all right. drumroll, guillermo, open wide and reveal my selection. theth the stars" will be -- >> guillermo: antonio brown. >> j

unrecognizable to those of us who may have been expecting another insult invested donald trump pile on. check out this miller versus trump clip. >> you did a great job with bush. you did a great job representing brush. mark: so, john, tim miller is up and trump's grill, but is anybody else involved in a stop trump movement or trying to actually stop trump? john: we should start calling tim miller don quixote miller because he is tilting at a pretty big windmill. a lot of groups are spending money to try to stop trump in florida. in terms of voices, real people in the party calling for trump to be defeated, that noise, which started a little bit last week, has suddenly gone quiet again. again. mark: it is going to take a concerted effort. tim miller told us he agrees it's going to take a candidate. it's going to take marco rubio john kasich, or ted cruz to stop him, echoing whatever stop trump arguments are out there, and right now, none of them are focused on that in his single-minded way. rubio and john kasich are just trying to win their states. john: where is paul ryan? where is mitch mcconnell? where are

miller has been there all night. blair, clinton clearly took several shots tonight at donald trump during her speech. >> 77 necessary sark she certainly did. she came out around 9:00 addressing the crowd. it was a big night, and even before the results came in, her campaign was saying they needed that big night, not necessarily a knockout punch against bernie sanders but a big enough night on the super tuesday to stretch out their lead, and that's exactly what happened. she had big wins in some of the southern states as expected, and here when she spoke to the crowd in about 15 minutes, she mentioned bernie sanders once by name and said more like a candidate focused on the general election and not on winning the democratic nomination. take a listen. >> the states and this election stakes in this election have never been higher and the rhetoric we're hearing on the other side has never been lower. trying to divide america between us and them is wrong, and we're not going to let it will work. >> a lot of her focus on donald trump and some of the other g.o.p. candidates. what's been happening on the other side here rec

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john: coming up, we check in with tim miller on his efforts to keep the republican nomination away from donald. ♪ john: if anyone is capable of stopping trump, perhaps it is our next guest, the former communications director for jeb bush, tim miller. good to see you. an important goal by yours and many others. tell me, right now, what are you doing today that is different from what you are doing yesterday to stop trump? >> we have expanded the number of states we are in. we have some new ads going up in ohio. it has been reported that everything he is focusing on is outsourcing, the body wash, everything, all of it made in bangladesh, none of it made in ohio. letterman is featured in this ad. people should watch the video. he made the point in a comedic way. we are up there in ohio on outsourcing. we are also in missouri which is , an important state next tuesday. we are talking about the testimonials of the trump university students that have been defrauded by donald trump, who pay $15,000 out of their own pocket, and got nothing from it. we are up in four. we just added one market here in fl

steven miller, senior policy advisor to donald trump and ron nehring, national spokesman for the ted cruz campaign. mr. trump just released a negative ad in florida targeting marco rubio. take a quick listen. >> marco rubio, another corrupt, all talk, no action politician. >> the fact that you have released this ad today suggests to me that you are at least a little bit worried about rubio in florida. >> first of all, jake, thanks for having me on. it's great to talk with you. what we're worried about is what marco rubio is going to do to florida and the whole country. let's remember what the trump campaign has always been about. it's been about returning power to the working people of this country. what this ad is about is about the corruption of marco rubio. marco rubio, who ran for senate in 2010 on a solemn promise to defeat amnesty, then became the biggest champion of amnesty in the entire u.s. congress. marco rubio, the no-show senator who spent all of his time fund-raising and betraying the voters of florida. a man who has shown that his only allegiance is to the donor class.

when donald trump took center stage at the apac conference inside the verizon center -- ♪ >> peaceful protesters marched in opposition to the republican presidential candidate's appearance. ethan millerelped organize the protest. >> we're here because right now at apac at the conference, they are warmly embracing donald trump, who we have seen is spewing hateful rhetoric. >> stand up against godless trump. >> reporter: accused of admiring dictators. trump denied the allegation. these folks say he is racist in regard to muslims and mex cap, and trump again says that's not can see this gentleman dressed like donald trump, representing, wealth and greed. >> i'm latino. and i'm very disturbed that a presidential candidate is stirring up xenophobia. >> i think all of the things that he has said about muslims, about immigrants, about refugees, about protester, about women are beyond the pale. they're deeply offensive to me as a human being and as a jew. >> now, in all fairness, hillary clinton, ted cruz, and john kasich spoke at the apac conference behind me, the pro israel lobbying group. we did not find any protests against them. live in northwest d.c., i'm shomari stone, news4. >> thank

let's discuss and bring in steven miller, a senior adviser to donald trump and top aide to alabama senatorteven, thanks for coming in again and we really appreciate it. >> great to be here. thank you. >> another adviser to donald trump. sam clovis said this today on the question what would happen if trump was blocked from the nomination. listen to this! >> i will tell you this, if the republican party comes into that convention and jimmys with the rules and takes away the will of the people, the will of the republicans and the democrats and the independents who have voted for mr. trump, i will take off my credentials. i will leave the floor of that convention and i will leave the republican party forever. >> steven, are you prepared to do the same? are you prepared to take off your credentials and leave the republican party forever if this happens? >> if they give me credentials, i'll happily take them off. the reality is that they are not just trying to stop donald trump from getting the nomination, they are trying to rob millions of citizens from having control over their own economic fu

stephen miller, thank you for the time. >> thank you. >> donald trump about to speak at a campaign rally in janesville, wisconsin. it is hometown of speaker of the house paul ryan. speaker ryan recently commented on how ugly american politics have become. other campaigns weighing in on so-called culture of trump. congressman who endorsed senator cruz will tell me if he thinks the tone is set at the top you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. a mouthbreather! how can anyone sleep like that? well, just put on a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and say goodnight mouthbreathers. breathe right this just got interesting. why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if

donald trump pay for it. some truly clever people out there. von miller has got $14.1 million a one year contract instead of the long one he was hoping for, but they still have a few months to negotiate. so they could come up before next season starts with a -- look at those. >> is that the 20 you owe me? thank you. >> yeah it, is a 20. got the big long term contract. >>> tonight bernie sanders won by a fairly large margin in colorado. 68% of the precincts reporting sanders has 58% of the vote to hillary clinton's 41%. we will continue to update the numbers on 9news.com. >>> the weather word for wednesday will be wind and warmth. we have 60s tomorrow and sunshine, gusty winds decreasing for the end of the week. we're back to 70 by sunday. >>> we just got word of a hit and run in denver that seriously injured a woman. denver police issued a medina alert. that is a search for a car that fled from a hit and run crash. they're looking for a blue lincoln involved in a crash at park avenue west and tremont just south of five points in denver. again a woman was

i was testing you. [ laughter ] some of the real stars competing von miller, steelers wide receiver antonio brown, donald trump's ex-wife marla maples. for real. jodie sweetin from "full house." each of these people, each of these celebrities had a choice. the choice was go to jail for ancing with the stars." [ laughter ] and they made the right decision. congratulations to all our we wish each of you a mirrored ball of your own. so back to the other reality competition show going on right now, the race for president of the united states. caucuses in four states today, michigan, hawaii, idaho, and mississippi. you see these states abbreviatedle news to mi, hi, id, and ms. this is what you write on the envelope if you send something in the mail to one of those states.any people still know about this kind of stuff. so this afternoon we went out on the street and we asked people identify the states that voted today by their official abbreviation.well, this is what happened. >> hi.here are you from? >> hannah, what states are these? >> hawaii. >> yes. >> indiana? >> no. know. >> close. >> idaho? >> yes. >> c

. >> steven miller, a senior policy adviser to donald trump. he is here with me right now.his comments not only supporting water boarding but supporting torture which goes against u.s. law right now, against international treaty obligation has the united states has. >> he has made clear whatever enhanced enter gags techniquesland use would be consistent with international treaties. >> they ban torture. >> if we have to revise our treaty obligations or our laws, he would do that. >> revise the geneva convention? >> not the geneva convention. but other agreements. water boarding is considered an improved enhanced enter gags technique. >> it has been outlawed since it was used after 19. >> but it's prove to work. have been proven legal, have been proven safe and proven to save lives. >> he would bring that back, if he were president. he would try at least to get congress to authorize it? >> exactly what he is saying, yes. >> as president of the united states, he defended his strategy for fighting isis earlier today at a news conference in argentina. listen to what he said. >>

miller. donaldng out using nuclear weapons against terrorists right now so you see the proposals from the republican candidates and saw the reaction from the democratic candidates, and this is what ted cruz said about his idea about monitoring muslim neighborhoods. >> you know, it has been interesting in the last 24 hours when i called for pro active policing, directed at radical islamic terrorism, the reaction from democrats, mayor de blasio held a press conference blasting me and attacking me and it's a concern where they are more about political correctness than keeping us safe and that's why people are so fed up. >> talk to me about the politics of what ted cruz and donald trump are doing here. >> let's remember every single state that voted the exit polls show a majority of the american voters support trump's proposal from banning muslims, and it's the reality and shocking. this kind of thing is popular. the irony is that he makes america more like belgium. what we know about belgium is one of

donald trump. you can listen to this program on the radio in washington. 99.1 fm. ♪ mark: our guest is tim miller. communications director for jeb bush. he gets a new job. working for our principles p purpose is trying to stop the from being nominated. donald trump from being the nominee. tim: you need to be on the side of what is right and good. stopping him from being the president is certainly that. because hillary clinton would wipe the floor with him. he loves to talk about his polls. i'm not sure what he would talk about in the general election with hillary cleaning his clock in every public poll that is out there. it is our job to stop that horrible reality from happening. it has not raised as much money as it would've liked. possibly an infusion of cash. how much cash deal hope to raise? do you hope to raise? we spent about 3 million in iowa. focusing on his record on a whole host of issues. there was not the for stop trumprt effort in the ensuing weeks that there needed to be. more and more money is coming through the door. it raised more money in the last week that it had through its exi