[applause] donald trump: i have them in my buildings. argest bank in the world is in trump tower. china bank, the largest in the world, a bank from china. when the chairman came to visit me, they sign a lease and the chairman comes from china. it is the head branch in the united states. they pay me a lot of rent. i like that. the chairman came in. i said, tell me how big is your bank? compare it to citibank. he goes, citibank is a small subsidiary. it's true. 400 million customers. so i respect china, but they are killing us because we have leaders that are incompetent. we have a president that either has bad wishes or is grossly incompetent and certainly cannot negotiate. the new trade deal by the way is a disaster. they don't talk about currency manipulation. that is the tool where all of these countries are beating us, and they don't talk about it. the other thing is they talk about large areas where you have nine countries and 11 countries. that is not the way to do it. you have to do individual countries because nobody treats as well

josh: with that out of the way, donald trump, thank you for joining us. this week, you announced you will officially explore a presidential run. a lot of people might be asking, why? mr. trump: i am giving up a lot and enjoying my life. i love building buildings. i'm building an avenue on pennsylvania avenue, the old post office. i got it in the obama administration. we have a great plan. it will be a wonderful thing. we are doing so many things around the world. i am giving up a tremendous amount of things that i love doing by doing this. but our country is in serious trouble. we are being led by people who are either grossly incompetent or basically do not know what they're doing. look at what is happening. i wrote "the art of the deal," and it is all about bringing back our jobs. we have to bring back money so that we can save social security, medicare medicaid. and every other republican candidate will cut social security, medicare. it is unfair. to take back the money china is stealing from us. if you look at what happened the other day, the wall stre

donald trump, for example? >> i have a hard time saying it about anyone other than donald trump.saying it about more than just him. donald trump it's hard to take seriously but that's not something journalists need to decide. maybe he has a message that really resonates outside of news rooms and it's not our job to pick winners and losers here even though that is a difficult case. >> ron, what about you? donald trump? should we take him seriously? >> i agree, it's hard to imagine donald trump being president. he has a pretty interesting tv show but not a political background. >> but if he's polling in the top ten, he will be on the debate stage. >> i only have one vote. my job is trying to figure out not just who is going to win the campaign but what kind of president they are going to be and donald trump might say something or do something that isn't going to get him to the white house but might affect who does and i have to pay attention to that. >> thanks for the thoughtful conversation this morning. >> thank you. >> thanks. >>> up next on the program, allegations of blackmail

rudy giuliani called donald trump and asked if he would agree to be the grand marshall of the next paradesity, he made a $1 million donation to the parade. on september -- on saturday november 11, almost 1.5 million people watched donald trump march down 5th avenue with over 25,000 veterans. that is the kind of guy donald trump is. [applause] on a personal note, i have gotten a chance to know mr. trump very well over the years. he is an unbelievably generous person. my son, who has been running around here today in the orange shorts picking up chairs, is 12 years old. he turned 12 this week. he has had four brain surgeries and two heart surgeries so i spend a lot of my time trying to raise money for children's hospital. mr. trump, just because he knew griffin and is one of the most generous people i know, has bent over backwards to help me and griffin help the children who still need help at children's hospital. mr. trump is forever in my debt, and forever i will be grateful to him for what he has done and to help me and my family. he has also become one of president obama's sharpest crit

i guess donald trump -- >> you will not vote for him if he runs for president? >> he is a cartoon person. he is the worst. but oddly enough i agree with him on that point. >> you do? >> you are just poking people in the face. we are going to have a [bleep] with bees contest. >> they held it at the same place where there was an islamaphobia conference so there was significance behind the event being held there and why they were having -- >> it doesn't matter though. it doesn't matter. you can stand in the street and offend every religious and racial group and it is your right to do that whether you are antagonizing people or not. >> the lady, the one who came up is not the one who will get affected by this. it is a security guard that got shot in the leg. >> i don't think this is hateful speech. if you look at the history of the expansion of free speech in the west, it has consisted in the first instance of destroying blasphemy laws. the people who are trying to say you can't make fun of islam are trying to reimpose blasphemy laws. >> i am not saying you can't ma

i understand because i know you that you laugh at the prospect of a donald trump candidacy, but donald trump, believe me, is actually hiring campaign staff in multiple early voting presidential states. and donald trump polls surprisingly well among likely republican voters. this year, the role of tim pawlenty will be played by george pataki in the sense that to the outside world he is a bit of a snooze fest, but governor pataki is well respected and well connected in republican mainstream politics. john bolton, the angriest ambassador ever, another candidate who has a donald trump-esque laugh factor outside conservative politics. but he has a permanent seat on the fox news channel. he will be taken seriously in many republican circles, particularly foreign policy circles. even old jim gilmore is back, former governor of virginia. you will remember as the friendly potted plant on the republican primary debate stage back in 2008. looks like jim gilmore will be running again. add to that list former governor bob erlich. peter king both of whom have been doing the rounds in iowa and new ha

he's one point behind donald trump.'s something his political team did not like to wake up to and look at. team in the good state and he's been in the state a couple of times in the last few weeks. it's clear when you talk to people around his orbit that if race, newto this hampshire is make or break and he has to show major gains soon or there's a possibility that it doesn't make sense for him to get into this race. it doesn't at all, though he is still trying. up inbody stepping republican leadership and saying enough is enough? : i think one of the interesting things in this poll and three or four consecutive polls is this -- it's so early. this pains me as the political reporter to say it, but the polls are going to shift more and more by the end of the day. when you talk to leaders in the republican party, the rollout for marco rubio has been big and important and that's reflective , sohis pull -- this poll keep an eye on marco rubio. phil mattingly in washington for us. coming up, we will hear from the cofounder o

that's how i own it. . >>> donald trump is a question mark in the 2016 race.about his plans. free speech jeb bush and whether you have to be -- [ whistle ] -- to run for president. a bloomberg poll saying 62% of republicans would never consider now your the gop nomination. >> that's because nobody thinks i'm running. they don't think i'm running. it's really a funny thing. as you know i came in like, beat almost everybody in the new hampshire bloomberg poll. the same thing. yet they don't think i'm running. so we'll see what happens. i mean in june i will announce one way or the other, and i think you may be surprised. even you may be surprised. i'll be announces some time in june. >> i'll only be surprised if you say you are running. >> okay. that's good. i hope you're going to be there. >> let's talk about iraq. this has become a question. first of all, did you see the interview we had? how did he handle the iraq question? >> he's a reluctant warrior, doesn't want to be running. i don't know why he's running. he looks unhappy. he looks like he doesn't want t

donald trump is serious. i mean it looks like he -- >> he'll make a big announcement and then head to new hampshire. i don't know the exact date but soon. >> and donald trump keeps being called the clown and being called this and that. but if he actually jumps into the race you don't -- here's the thing about trump as opposed to say, quote, clowns from previous contests. clowns there previousfrom previous contests don't have their names all over buildings in new york and across the world. quoting mark halperin and bill clinton, if a turtle is up on a fence post it didn't get thereby accident. my only point is if he's serious, donald trump is in on the joke a lot of the times.accident. my only point is if he's serious, donald trump is in on the joke a lot of the times. but if he jumps in here i think he'll shake some things up in the primary. >> well, he's definitely annage agell, he's definitely annage age at a time ergs but the kept civil skepticism is that he's strung us along so many times before. >> he sa

you like donald trump?good time, man. >> when you talk about your opponents, one guy you were a big supporter of and you've been critical of since is mitt romney. >> i like him, he blew it. he choked, something happened to him. that's an election that should have been won. where are you from? >> spain. >> spain. she's got to get her camera. mom? i love mom. good luck, everybody. >> something else i found out. i go to your finale, how have you done what many people think is impossible, had success, worked a lot, but yet still have the connection with your family? >> i have a great family. i have great children. >> it doesn't just happen. >> no, it doesn't. i mean, we have natural base. my father was from brooklyn and queens. my father could not believe what i did. i'm glad he got to see it before he passed away. he was a very proud father. he was great guy. >> we took our stroll during lunch. i know you stay upstairs and work through it. did you enjoy the celebrity stroll? >> i enjoyed it. i love your show.

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. >> nobody would be tougher on isis than donald trump. >> donald trump is serious. >> i would know howbring isis to the table, or beyond that defeat isis very quickly, and i'm not going to tell you what it is tonight. >> why won't you tell? >> if i run, and if i win, i don't want the enemy to know what i'm doing. >> the 2016 field has been getting larger and today it is getting weirder and more hostile. with the first attack ad of the 2016 cycle courtesy of rand paul's super pac. >> rand paul. versus the head of the washington spy machine. barack obama. and so-called conservative accomplices, the canadian ted cruz. senator lindsey graham tries to read your e-mails. >> if that is not weird enough for you, consider that the donald yes, the donald really may actually be entering the 2016 field this time. trump has hired staff in three key primary states. it is a prospect so profoundly intriguing that some people are rethinking their career plans. [ laughter ] i made up my mind. but the expansion plans are not solely for the gop. tomorrow, democrat martin o'malley jumps into the fray with

according to "the washington post," real estate mogul donald trump will be making a major announcementune 15th. that left jon stewart speechless last night. >> donald trump says he's considering running for the republican nomination for president. [ laughter ] >> and be sure to stick with msnbc later this afternoon. nancy pelosi will join us at 2:00 p.m. eastern. that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. 22 past the hour. i am joined by kevin cirilli. >> happy friday. thank you for having me. >> absolute lay. we have to talk about this because everybody is. the former exspeaker's indictment is sending shock waves. the big question is who is this person he was paying hush money to and why? >> individual a. is what this person is called in the indictment. it really has sent shock waves all over the inside the beltway and outside the beltway. a lot of unanswered questions this morning such as who was this person getting the money? when were they getting the money? it mentioned him as a head coach and teacher decades ago before he got into politics. a lot of unanswered questions. th

i'm thrilled to have donald trump on the stage.lican appeared. let's hear what's going on in the subconscious. >> jess mcintosh and dana milbank, thank you both for your time tonight. >> thank you, reverend. >> still ahead, surf's up! gop lawmakers are riding a wave of right-wing talking points on food stamps. plus celebrities get funny for a serious cause. and it's helping out all around the world. it's red nose day. do you think of when you think of the united states postal service? exactly. that's what pushes us to deliver smarter simpler faster sleeker earlier fresher harder farther quicker and yeah even on sundays. what's next? we'll show you. with xfinity from comcast you can manage your account anytime, anywhere on any device. just sign into my account to pay bills manage service appointments and find answers to your questions. you can even check your connection status on your phone. now it's easier than ever to manage your account. get started at xfinity.com/myaccount >>> he's back! fox news's favorite surfer dude and appar

neil: we were mentioning about donald trump, thought you were a rock star, and he was right. but i'm thinking he made a great line with me i was telling you about it in the break, they're not making any more land. but i joked with you, they are making more up there. in other words, the towers are getting bigger and bigger taller and taller, so they are making a lot more supply. too much so? in other words, could we be building our next sort of florida real estate crisis? >> the market doesn't indicate. that i'm not an expert on manhattan real estate. donald trump is more of an expert than i am. neil: what do you see in chicago? >> it's booming. the higher end market in chicago is booming. neil: really? >> absolutely. things are selling in a day. there's bidding wars happening. i talked to a girl who works in real estate, laura reuben top broker in chicago, and selling things as quick as she can put them on the market. neil: that changed recently? >> within the last two years maybe longer things have started coming back and people are selling again where people weren't selling

donald trump is a joke. so why don't you sit up there and help the democrats instead of trying to give republicans a playbook and republican guy, it's amazing how you all said president obama's not worth anything. but child done stole all his ideas. he got his ideas wrapped up in a package with a pink ribbon on it. if you win, you overtake this man's ideas and go forward and pretend like they're your ideas. host: that was kathleen from chicago. response. guest: kathleen, while i appreciate that people think that i am a vault of information, i promise you that republicans are well aware of many of the things that i'm saying today. what's really interesting about what she's saying is there are many people across the country who feel passionately about this election and i'm very excited about that because one of the things that we saw in 2014 was the lowest national turnout in a midterm election since world war ii. we saw between 30%-35% across the country. that's dismal. i want everybody to go vote. i want mor

why donald trump says all this taunting ain't exactly helping "the donald" here now. cinco de mayo the french magazine targeted by trifts for publishing controversial cartoon cartoons by the prophet muhammad is about to receive the courage of express award tonight. that's a very big deal. it follows that shootout of garland, texas. donald trump says these type of events are just asking for trouble. he joins me now on the phone. good to have you. you were critical of the texas event for doing just that. what do you think about this one planned in new york? >> i think it's very simple. our country has a lot of problems. we have problems at every different level, whether it's economic or war and money we're spending and we're not getting anything we spend, billions and billions of dollars fighting and even trillions of dollars fight fighting we end up getting nothing out of it. the last thing we need is an obnoxious blow hard like geller to go out and start trouble when there's no reason for it. i'm a bigger believer in free speech than she is believe me. i think it's ve

are guest this evening is real estate developer donald trump.'ll be asking the candidate some questions and then after the break will have our student audience studio audience ask questions. let's look at his biography. he went to the school of business at the university of pennsylvania. he continued his family business in his name headlines places around the world. he has luxury properties including golf courses which are his passion. many people know him best as the producer and star of the apprentice and the role in the ms. usa pageant. he received a star on the hollywood park walk of fame. he is married and resides with his wife. this week you announced you are officially exploring the presidential candidacy which is a step towards this. lotta people are asking why. >> you're right, and i'm giving up a lot. i love my life. i've building a beautiful building in transylvania avenue. we have a great plan it's going to be a a wonderful thing. we are doing so many wonderful things all over the world. i'm giving up a tremendous amount of things th

>> it's going to be a good minute right here with donald trump who is going to join us now. >> you're right about that. thanks to you. >> special thanks for doing that stroll. i took a half hour out of your life to walk the streets of new york. tha that was a lot of fun. >> it was. we had a great time. there were a lot of people in new york city that like this brian. he's a big star. big, big star. >> they want you to run for president, that's what they want. >> you're iconic and people love getting a view of you. mr. trump, i want to talk to you about the news of the day. in hattiesburg, mississippi, officer deen and liquori tate were both murdered yesterday. after a routine traffic stop. apparently for speeding. four people have been charged. they'll go in front of a judge later today. you say the only punishment adequate for the four who were accused, at least the two with capital murder is what? >> it's the death penalty. we have people -- these two animals that shot the cops -- these are two wonderful young cops. you don't see rioting when the cops get shot. you don't --

with me now, mark preston. >> good morning. >> so donald trump fifth? >> he has the name recognition. he had a widely successful show on nbc. he's not a viable candidate for president. he seems to be taking steps. he has hired staffer in key states iowa new hampshire, but the fact is until he runs for president, donald trump is not running for president. >> let's talk about jeb bush. at liberty university mr. bush did not mention traditional marriage. he kept the focus on religion. smart? >> very smart. we just heard what mr. bush had said earlier when he said you might have to lose a primary to win the general election. that's the candidate that jeb bush is trying to be. that's what he's trying to cut. talking to his advisers within the last hour or so they acknowledge this. they acknowledge that he's looking farther down the road. so much so that if you look jeb bush hasn't announced he's running for president yet because by doing so he's able to raise money for his super pac a lot easier. looking for the long ball knowing he needs a lot of money and

cruz, rand paul, mike huckabee, ben carson, chris christie, rick perry, and -- bonus prize -- donald trumpwell, based on these national polls, the debate would exclude the governor of the state in which the debate is being held, that's ohio's john kasich. it would also exclude the field's only female candidate, callery fiorina, rick santorum who won the iowa caucuses in 2012, lindsey graham and bobby jindal. let's bring in our roundtable. betsey woodruff is a political reporter with thedale beast and danny is a republican strategist. everybody jump in here but start with jonathan. this is going to be something of a jam. they're all trying to get in. i remember all the fights with ralph nairt saying he couldn't get in, raising hell, even legal suitings, and sh going to get to the point of litigation to try to get into that door, which only holds ten people now? >> well, it depends on who among them is litigious. but i do think that the rules that are being put in place by fox and by others to limit the number of candidates on that stage are reasonable, in that when you've got 18, 19, we cou

donald trump is at 5%. and the scandal-plagued governor of new jersey chris christie at 4% but he hasn't officially announced. the poll shows hillary clinton is leading against all republicans. clinton is leading rand paul and marco rubio by four points. up on huckabee by 7 points. and jeb bush by 10 points. at this point in the game the republican presidential bench is looking pretty weak. nobody's off to a great start. for more let me bring in lanny davis, former white house special counsel and a heritage action for america member. lanny, yes. i'm sure you're having a heart attack after that last block, but we're all fair here. i know you're a big clinton supporter. i am too. i just want some answers. dan, i want to ask you first. why is no one republican candidate surging here? is it too early or expecting too much? what do you make of these numbers? >> i think it's really early in the process. what the republican process is undergoing a thorough process, something the democrats are not doing, yet hillar

notice donald trump would make the cut here. wmur announcing he'll run for president on june 16th. whatever that means to him. it means even more crowded pack and more work to do for the newest to the race including former presidential candidate, rick santorum. joining me to get into the all of the candidates, communications director jess macintosh and huffington post sam schneid. hi, jess. what does it mean? >> i mean it means that it's going to grow. i can't believe we're looking at a field this big and still voters don't particularly love any of them. jeb bush is seen as sort of one of the favorites, but in that same poll he has more people saying that they would never vote for him than anybody other than donald trump. i think we'll just keep adding republicans to this pile until maybe one of them seems palatable. >> it's funny you say that. sam, when you look at people like pataki he's obviously got to stand out in a special way. he's not coming in with any great momentum. and yet i want to play a sound here where he was saying on the one hand he loves retail politics but not w

the son of brooklyn developer fred trump donald joined his father's company after graduating from thechool of business in pennsylvania in 1960. he is continued a family approach bringing priebus five children of the trump organization. his name headlines properties around the world new york to waikiki seoul and a stumble. those lecture programs include numerous golf courses part of his lifelong passion for sports. these days many people known best as the producer and the star of the apprentice and for his role in the miss usa and miss bernard -- universe pageant in universe pageant than two dozen 77 truckers you to start on the hollywood walk of fame. trump is married and resides in where else but new york city. >> with that out of the way donald trump thanks for joining us. good to see you sir. this week you announced you were officially exploring a presidential run. a lot of people might be asking why do you do so many different things? >> you are right and i'm giving up a lot. i love building buildings. i'm building a beautiful building on pennsylvania avenue the old post office si

he's even behind donald trump. let's take a look at the real politics average as an example.atorium would be tenth at 2.3%. he's 0.1% behind rick perry for ninth place. 0.3% ahead of john kasich, who would be out under this criteria. after kasich, it's carly fiorina, governor bobby jindal, lindsey graham all tied at 1.3%. all of them one point from getting into the debate, one point. that difference between being out and being in, so infinitessimal, all they would need is a one-point bump in a couple of fox approved polls and then they would get a seat at the table on that stage. that could lead to a lot of candidates desperately doing whatever they can to get that one-point bounce, one. outrageous comment maybe about bombing iran or about saudi arabia or president obama bbl a social ist socialist, being a socialist. anything that could get them some attention. they would draw a lot of criticism on the one hand, but also, it could get them that 1% bounce they need to get on the debate stage. joining us now is robert costa, national political reporter for "the washington post.

is donald trump a sociopath?o runs around saying they have the answer, but he is not going to tell you. >> he is a confident man whether you like him or not. we need a chander in chief who is going to make decisions. i like he is confident whether he know what's he is doing or not. that's okay. you. >> we want more. >> we have had no shortage of huberous. >> to want to be -- >> they do plenty of stuff too. the notion that you have a secret solution to isis, but you won't tell us for another year and a half makes you the worst person ever. >> i am not going to run. >> four years ago when i checked he has his own brand of chocolates. >> nobody does know that. >> dark chocolate, milk chocolate and this is true, deluxe nut. if he wins it would be the perfect secret service code word for him. deluxe nut. >> well, thank you. >> it is hard to get that in. >> coming up i hope our guests have their submissions ready. more "red eye" after the break. stick around. >>> if you missed out on the first cartoon contest you are i

and donald trump is also a household name.that mean all of the republicans should give up and give the nomination to donald trump? >> exactly. bernie sanders bring things to the race that are important. i joked that hillary clinton may have put him up for running. he makes her seem younger. but he hit her in places that she is vulnerable. he talked about how she hustles for money and something that people on the right are familiar with. and they are getting into and only candidate that is bringing the issues up. >> he talks about money in the clip. and i will play this for the viewers and get your reaction juan. >> when you hustle money like. that you sit and respond. and that's the world that you are accustomed to. i will not condemn hillary clinton and bill clinton because they it made a lot of money. that isolates you from the reality of the world. >> that is interesting, juan. hillary clinton is talking about the campaign for every day americans and it turns out she and her husband racked in 133 million over the last decad

now you can vacation like donald trump or at least owned by donald trump. by his organization has opened his doors to the public. the 26,000 square foot estate has ten rooms right next to the trump winery. donald bought the property for six and a half million dollars. it's gorgeous. you can stay at it for 300 bucks a night. beautiful. thanks for joining us. don't forget to dvr the show if you can't catch us live. making money with charles payne is coming up next. have a great -- charles: so are there two americas? are they drifting further apart? remember barack obama, hillary clinton, they railed about the two americas in 2008 saying, hey, it's an indictment against bush. it's an indictment against capitalism. of course the notion they all favored the rich. in the last six years, policy and rhetoric, browbeat the rich have backfired. a couple things have proven to be right. a, obama's policies crushed the dreams and hopes of the middle and lower class. and b rich people spend money. that money goes into society. it creates jobs. they're not hoarding money.

. >> reporter: they are completely different personalities but ben carson carly fiorina and donald trump have one thing in common they've never held elective office. they say their background gives them an appeal. they are outsiders with private sector savvy, untainted by the dirty business of politics. >> does he really think he has a chance of being elected president? how do you answer that? >> well i would answer it by saying my life has been so full of people telling me what i couldn't do that i would be more concerned if they told me i could do it. >> some people have suggested and even as i ask it i realize that you're really running to be the running mate. >> i come from a world outside of politics where track record and accomplishments count. words don't. >> reporter: the citizens politician has always had a certain appeal but they stumble over the issue and their own words. ross perot once led the general election polls but didn't win a single state. herman cain was briefly a gop front-runner before quitting the race. first-time candidates tend to commit gaffes that portray thei

. >> donald trump saying he will throw his hat into the ring. rick perry. scott walker. even jeb bush has officially told us that he is running. there are only a few spots there. are we overcrowded? >> it is hillary clinton or cricket. a plethora of alternatives. donald trump is a kind the kind of guy that means what he says and he will mix up the race. they will have to be careful that they do not create a certain firing squad. that will be critical. at this point they should be quite pleased that there are this many capable qualified people. melissa: maybe that is why hillary clinton has been so quiet. >> it is also because she is so dominant. to your point pete they are curtailing the number of debates. that will create more disciplined this time around. far more diverse city. we have a generational mix as well. bernie sanders and hillary clinton who are both eligible for medicare. you put texas on the stage next to hillary clinton you cannot put any more contracts and terms of a generational shift. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. thousands of air traffic contr

getting done, and most especially of all they're tired of people who stand up and talk, whether it's donald trump or hilary clinton and actually don't do many of the things that they say they're going to do. and i have a track record of doing what i say i'm going to do. >> people trying to make a big deal as a ceo, and you had a very clever response, because it was in a controversy with hilary clinton what did she do and you say you're focusing the title. >> yeah. >> and what i think they were getting to the better point is whether business people in general can ever get beyond that image that that just satisfy with the bottom line that asked about the 30,000 issue had acted sooner, that they're going to always vilify whatever you say. so how do you put in context layoffs and restructuring because mitt romney failed to do this to say the greater good was achieved. >> you have to tell that story. you have to say "yes" in the middle of the biggest technology in 20 years tough decisions had to be made, and it's the worst decision a ceo could make. on the other hand people know from living their own

i included donald trump because he has an exploratory committee, he has staff.the criteria is that you have to follow your form two, which actually declares you officially as a candidate for president. he wouldn't be in the debate regardless of where he is in the polls. if you look at the averages of the candidates there with the decimal points we have candidates, i looked at my own poll where the difference between jindal and graham is the difference is a percentage point if they are going to use these polls, i think we have to round them off because of the margin of air rorerror and start reporting them to the decimal points. some of these candidates don't get in because they are number 11 who knows could start filing lawsuits and petitioning the pollsters who have been included. >> i hope the lawyers are getting ready for that. from your standpoint you've been empowered. people like you have been empowered in a way we haven't seen before. >> yeah. >> in a primary process where your polls are going to determine the difference between in these debates and not b

donald trump mocked ridiculed, abused and within the margin of error of jeb bush.arly fiorina 3. what do you think? >> i think they stay like this for a long time until they have their first debate or two and then we'll see a little different situation. i disagree slightly about jeb bush. if he raises all the money they say he's going to raise, he can stay within the top three in the first three oar four states and hang around. people forget clinton in '92. he didn't win his first win until he got to georgia. that was a different setup the way they did those thing backs then but he hung around. jeb bush can hang around. if he finishes fifth and fifth, you're right. but in the top three i think he finds himself -- >> i don't know. >> you have to think about who the top ones are. let's say the top ones are rand paul and donald trump. >> what if scott walker is up -- scott walker will be there or marco rubio will be there. >> and they're the big threats. >> if he gets beat by rubio two times, that's a different story. but if he gets beat by a different group, i agree

the latest bloomberg, of likely voters has donald trump at 8%.lker, bush and rubio you good get this. ahead of a lot of senators. he was feeding the red meat going after his favorite punching bag. >> we're dealing with babies. and i call the president the 5-1 president. we got bergdahl, they get five leaders accident killers that want to kill us all. and they're all back on the battlefield. and we got this piece of garbage named bergdahl who years ago -- who years ago we would have shot for treason and now they're saying, well, you know -- he doesn't feel good, he had a hard life. >> you know, i don't know. you don't call people human garbage when you run for president. all the people, good, bad and indifferent. >> and whar still looking for him they wouldn't phrase it like that. >> that sounds like. in the early states you have to go to the far right as possible. if you're on national security, the commit, that's the idea. >> all i remember was when rudy giuliani was the candidate. then he imploded. we are so early and donald trump is playing al

neil: if donald trump invited out apprentice would you come? >> he asked me to guest host i declined. it san entertaining show but had nothing to do with real business. neil: oh! so this goes back aways. >> no she didn't. anyway, ralph nader says it's going to be a rough republican primary season but here's the thing about ralph, i like him because he's a fair and balanced attacker. he's hoping to go to the same type of fighting on the democratic side that it would be good for the party. ralph always good to have you. what do you see happening? bernie sanders in the race many argue he's all but enticing the likes of elizabeth warren and the others and just going to be progressive, you know, hate fest, what do you say? >> well, i think it won't be long for former governor martin o'malley gets in from maryland. jim webb is going to get in. neil: what about you? >> no. former governor of rhode island, chafee is going to get in. you're going to have maybe 15, 20 republican candidates and they're all going to be going for their niche or particular r

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donald trump weighed in. >> it looks like she is taunting everyone. what is had she doing, drawing muhammad i'm one that believes in free speech probably more than she does. what is the purpose of this? >> she set up a contest and awarded money for the depiction of the prophet. that was not support, even though the group has supporters. mike i'm withholding his last name. megyn kelly was completely right and you are completely wrong, o'reilly an event like this should be held daily. >> insulting the entire muslim world is stupid. it does not get us closer to defeating the jihad. some muslim countries are fighting isis and al qaeda for themselves. jordan and egypt. smart strategy to insult jordan and egypt by besmirching their religious icon. >> the group says it is entitled to insult mohammed they say they can do it in america because of freedom of speech. well that's true. heavy the right to do it here. but again, it's stupid. it accomplishes nothing. there has been no program stronger than the factor in speaking out against the jihad. we have severe

the big story of the week is donald trump is going to run for president. south carolina yesterday. he's interviewing political people this week. my fear of him is we'll never get on a serious discussion of issues as long as donald trump is on the race. he kind of becomes a nag will attract a lot of attention and media. yesterday all the media walked out on a guy who is a serious candidate and basically to go listen to trump. >> let me ask you about the democratic side. really interesting when you hear what's being talked about in terms of primary. hillary clinton is their candidate candidate. >> you now have the chairwoman of the democratic national committee debbi wauser man who is a close ally has declared they are going to do six primary debates, which means hillary will have to debate bernie sanders, and she's only going to look bad. it's not like she's going to become a great debater. and totally loses her control of the campaign. >> will elizabeth warren enter the fray? >> she can get in any time she wants. >> we have to get to the issues. >> anybody

donald trump was peddling a photo op with donald. each candidate got 10 minutes to sell themselves and their plan for victory in 2016. but hillary clinton beats all of them in head-to-head matchups. >> i think republicans have been disappointed that some of the stumbles that hillary clinton has encountered do not seem to have wounded her. >> but republicans believe that cumulative attacks will whittle away her strength. >> can you beat hillary? >> we don't know whether hillary is going to be the nominee or not. >> if there's many more scandals that come up, even the democrats are going to sour on that. >> serving up some wishful thinking or the recipe for a win. chris jansing, nbc news, des moines, iowa. >>> there is a new study tonight. it states that some of the kids suffering from as ma may also have an allergy to peanuts. i'm joining by dr. natalie azar. the upshot here, some kids who have asthma should get a peanut allergy test. >> yes. if your child is being treated for asthma and you're having a hard time getting control of th

so donald trump is in. out would be carly fiorina, bobby jindal lindsey graham and rick santorum. amazing. so far no response from any of the candidates. that debate will take place in august. >>> coming up the must-see video going viral of an nba star's daughter at a press conference. it will put a big smile on your face. >>> and speaking of smiles a legend signs off tonight. after 33 years, david letterman will take the stage for the last time. his former producer and a regular guest join me ahead on dave's legacy. good. very good. you see something moving off the shelves and your first thought is to investigate the company. you are type e*. yes, investment opportunities can be anywhere... or not. but you know the difference. e*trade's bar code scanner. shorten the distance between intuition and action. e*trade opportunity is everywhere. sunday dinners at my house... it's a full day for me, and i love it. but when i started having back pain my sister had to come help. i don't like asking for help. i took

donald trump is so successful in business. that is is aa core he does really well.is a candidate for a reason. he is great atm money, making money. can he turn america's economy around? sure. that is something. better than obama. john: if you criticize mr. trump, most of the republicans -- if you put him aside you have a bunch of republicans who have either been a governor or is a governor or a senator. when you think about those qualifications, is there one of those that is more attractive or less attractive? the idea of the executive experience or the legislative experience or could it be either one? >> either one just as long -- they still need to understand how government works and know the ins and outs to be able to run the government. if you don't completely understand how the government works, how can you be its commander-in-chief? >> i think a governor is better than a senator. a governor has to run the state. i think a governor would make a better president than a legislator. john: anybody agree? >> she is an outsider as well which gives you no preconceived

nicolle: would you like to be alone with chris christie, bill clinton, or donald trump? john: what is your answer for nicole wallace? nickel back can i do a lifetime? i was take -- nicolle: can i do a lifeline? i will take bill clinton, because he is great friends with my two republican bosses. i would like to know what they talk about. mark: nicole's book is out now. you can find it at bookstores near you. john: and online. mark: coming up up, a little camera and a lot of new hampshire tongue. mark: today's daily reminder that ticks can get sticky comes from ron paul's political traction -- -- that politics can get sticky come from ron pills political tracker camera. john: we don't just thrive at five, we are great at eastern time. us at the bar on your dvr. until tomorrow sayonara. >> we are moments away from the closing bell. this is the bloomberg market day, i am alix steel. alix: you are looking at markets finishing lower on this day, snapping a two day winning streak. the dow off by 85 points. at one point the dow was down by as much as 100 two points at its sessio