dr. ben carson. i wrote two days ago, i wrote down the quote exactly, he didn't see a political path forward. he already land ad job as national chair of my faith votes. do you think when he speaks shortly we will hear he is stepping out, kat? >> absolutely. there really isn't a path forward. he has to step out. you know what? i really like ben carson but there is no particular reason he should be president. he has a lot of other things he could be doing and really well. likeable guy. i will miss him. missed him in the last debate. he needs to drop out to let votes go other places. i think he realized that. he must have. >> the sources are telling fox news, as we've been speculating that dr. ben carson is expected to say he is suspending the campaign this afternoon either in his speech at cpac or at the press conference, q&a session afterwards. so, chuck, to kat's point, if dr. ben carson drops out, how does this change the race? >> i don't think it changes it immensely. i think people expected him t

reports from the "washington post" saying a top ben carson aide says that dr. se donald trump. this again to sources close to carson. the former top former aide for carson told fox business that dr. carson himself said he's leaning in that direction, and more information will be coming. want to point out that dr. ben carson will be on with neil cavuto tomorrow on fox news at 4:00 p.m. in the meantime, donald trump explaining how he's going to pay for that wall. >> you don't expect mexico to say, yes, mr. trump, here's a check for 10 million dollars. >> it's not feasible. >> you think the deals will more than compensate for the wall. >> we may tax him, okay, doesn't make any difference. we lose a tremendous amount of money -- trade deficit with mexico, 58 billion dollars a year. people don't know. that the is going to cost 10 billion dollars. that's a trump wall. okay? lou: foreign trade opportunity for america increase u.s. exports. well obviously going to see this tonight. trade, immigration and jobs. i think those are going to be the key issues, certainly if y

dr. ben carson. i could not lose that guy, and i was doing well and you know, trump would be at 28 at that time. and i remember when it was 28, and -- ben was 18. and then he was 19. and then the next week it was like 22. i said, whoa, whoa. what's this happening here? i don't like this. right? and then he was 24. and then i had a pretty good poll where i took a little lead in one. and -- but then what happened is it was, i believe nbc, "wall street journal," who always gives me bad polls by wait way. oh, thank you for the nice things you always say about me. thank you. sitting next to david. okay? thank you very much. always so nice. now she's going to be bashful because she's embarrassed. i just want to thank you. so, ben, ben would always, like, he'd be there and then we had one poll where ben went ahead. the biggest story worldwide. i said, this guy is unbelievable. and so i started going after ben. and it's politics. i mean, ben understands that. and i was really impressed with the way he fought

dr. ben carson brought that up. when you say i want to punch a protester in the face or when you said the thing about dr. ben carson? >> it's politics -- we have had some violent people at protesters. they are not just people saying -- these are people that punch. these are violent people. i get the biggest crowd by far. not even a contest. the one thing good about protesters is you have to go into the massive stadiums with 25,000 or 30,000 people. because the cameras never ever turn and show the stadium. but they don't. when there is a protester it's great because the camera is up there. it's a negative as opposed to a positive, so necessity turn. we had a couple that -- so they turn. but we had one that what you violent. that was a very vicious -- he was wearing very loud and started swinging at the audience, and you know what? the audience swung back. he was swinging, he was hitting people, and the audience hit back and that's what we need a little bit more of. i'm not talking about just a protester. this was a gu

dr. ben carson. carson of course is a political outsider, somebody who has not run for office ever in his career and he is endorsing donald trump, a political outsider, somebody who has never run for office in his career. however, as you also remember things got pretty heated back in november between trump and carson, really one-sided as trump went on the attack of coarse son as carson started rising in the polls, especially not only nationally but also in iowa as well. he went after whether carson, he went after carson's faith. went after his storyline as a child. reason at one point compared him to a child molester. this was the quote at the time. i'm quoting here. if you're a child molester, there is no cure. they can't stop you. path owe logical, there is no cure. carson he said was pathological. now you have four months later endorsement for donald trump from ben carson. he called trump a very intellectual man who cares deeply about america. he called him cerebral as well. there was a moment that

dr. ben carson brought that up. when you say things like i want to punch a protester in the face or the things about dr. ben carson, is it just politics? are you playing a character there? >> it's politics and it's fact. let me just tell you. we've had some violent people as protesters. they're not just people saying, oh -- these are people that punch, that are violent people. i get the biggest crowds by far. not even a contest. you people don't like to report it. but the one good thing about protesters you have to go into these stadiums, these massive stadiums with 25,000 and 30,000 people and you have to see because the cameras never turn. ben, cameras never turn and show the stadium. i say turn and show the stadium. they don't. when there's a protester in the corner, it's great because the camera alters. it's a negative as oppose d to positive so they turn. we've had a couple that were really violent and the particular one when i said, i'd like to bang them, that was a very vicious -- it was a guy who was swinging

dr. ben carson is expected to endorse donald trump here in the town of palm beach. this happened just -- the news broke minutes before the candidates faced off in a debate last night at the university of miami. friday morning's big announcement in palm beach prevwed at the debate hall thursday night. >> i was with dr. ben carson today, who is endorsing me by >> reporter: the race for the white house taking center stage in south florida. the four remaining republican contenders facinin off at the university of miami last night. to get heated the candidates staying away from personal attacks. >> i cannot believe how civil it's been up here. >> reporter: instead donald trump, marco rubio, ted cruz and john kasich focused on immigration, islam and of course on u.s. relations with cuba. >> there are now hundreds of millions of dollars that will flow to the castro regime and allow them to become set permanent and in stone. >> we shouldn't be allowing billions to go to nations that hate us. >> you need to support your friends. you need to hold your enemies out here, and yo

dr. ben carson announced that he took was endorsing trump. >> it's not about me. it's not about mr. trump. it's about america and this is what we have to be thinking about. i have found in talking with him that, you know, there's a lot more alignment philosophically and spiritually than i ever thought that there was. >> carson's announcement coming a week after he suspended his own campaign and could give trump a leg up with evangelicals who heavily supported the retired neurosurgeon. michael shure is live in miami. how significant this endorsement for trump going into next week's primaries? >> it is very important. you heard the word spiritually come out of ben carson's mouth. that's exact lip the message donald trump wants voters to hear, evangelical voters. voters in florida, he wants them to hear he is ok spiritually. when you sling as much mulled as he has over the course of this campaign, it's very tough to undo that. these are tweets he sent over the course of this campaign, ben carson said in his own book that he has a pathological torture, wanting to hit his mother on the h

dr. ben carson, appreciate it. >> thank you. vote in our poll tonight -- we're just having fun -- we're just asking! but we do want to hear from you. cast your vote on twitter. a driver in canada, let's go to the video, you got to admire that setup. a driver in canada proving just because you can afford a fancy sports car doesn't necessarily mean you should be driving one. whoa! the driver, you see there, is having more -- that is a fancy car. what's he got going now? what is that? a tire? he took off full speed and fish tailed almost immediately, which takes a certain amount of -- well, whatever. car continued to swerve down the road over the median before losing that tire. we're not going to tell you the driver's name. there's no point in that. but porsche, i understand, is asking him to return the car. >>> up next, billionaire investor wilbur ross previously backed jeb bush for president. he's my guest next, and he says republicans should now get on the trump train! wilbur ross joins me. we're going to talk politics, markets

dr. ben carson will work together. >> with dr. ben carson today, who is endorsing me, by the >> [ applause ] >> we spoke for over an hour on education. trump will once again have the spotlight later on this morning at 9:00, a news conference at mario lago resort in palm beach and that is when dr. ben carson coral gables, ted scouts and, cbs4 this morning. >> after the debate david senokot up with donald trump who said that he thought he did really well. >> folks say that i won the debate but i thought it was an elegant debate and it was not so much in citing. >> as we heard, he mentioned to donald trump will be endorsed by ben carson and a donald trump said that they had discussed education and how to improve schools. cavity to endorse a competitor carly fiorina is backing ted cruz. >>> endorsing senator cruise is senator mike lee of utah, making the announcement yesterday afternoon before the g.o.p debate, saying that it was time to unite behind the candidates best position in his you to catch donald trump it is the first endorsem

dr. ben carson brought that up. when you say things like, i want to punch a protester in the face or when you said the things about dr. ben carson, is it just politics or are you playing a character there? >> no, it's politics and it's fact. let me just tell you. we have had some violent people as protesters. they are not just people saying, oh -- these are people that punch, these are people that are violent people. i get the biggest crowds by far, not even a contest. you people don't like to report it, but actually the one thing good about protesters is you have to go into these stadiums, these massive stadiums with 25,000 and 30,000 people and you have to at least -- because the cameras never turn -- ben, the cameras never ever turn and show the stadium. i always say turn and show -- they don't. but when there is a protesters up in the corner it's great because the cameras all turn, it's a negative as opposed to a positive so they turn. we have had a couple that were really violent and the particular one when i sa

dr. ben carson? maybe donald trump wanting to get carson's endorsement? >> you know, i'm not sure, but i think he would be a great endorsement. they've had a good relationship from the beginning. they haven't been two candidates that have gone after each other. i think dr. carson has been a great voice for the republican party. i hope he continues to stay active and involved and maybe even jumps in the busy senate race i think is coming up in florida soon. >> your dad, mike huckabee, ran for president of the united states, as all of us remember. he was the governor of arkansas. he would run on positive campaigns. how comfortable is he right now seeing what is going on inside the republican party? the angry exchange of words between these republican candidates? sometimes getting really low level. >> you know obviously that's not his style of politics. so i think there are parts of it he doesn't like. unfortunately, it's become a lot of the process particularly this year. but i think the thing he would

dr. ben carson throwing his support behind the businessman. the billionaire businessman comes one week after carson ended his bid for the white house. meanwhile, today the two were in west palm beach florida today where they made that announcement. carson gave his support to donald trump. marco rubio saying to the folks here in ohio republican voters go ahead and vote for john kasich because that's the only way to stop donald trump. >> i have never stopped to john kasich. i you asked me a question and i'm giving you my observation. john kasich has a better chance of winning ohio than i do and if a voter in ohio concludes that voting for john kasich gives us the best chance to stop donald trump there, i anticipate that is what they will do. >>> all right. the polls released today donald trump leads in ohio and florida

dr. ben carson is getting out of the republican presidential race. he released a statement, saying he does not see a political path forward in light of supered super tuesday a primary results. carson has not won a single state in the presidential race. he said he will make a formal announcement this friday, at the c pack meeting here in washington. >>> and former presidential nominee, mitt romney will make a speech tomorrow. he has been critical of donald trump on twitter and has yet to endorse any of the candidates. texas senator ted cruz three states. but despite winning 10 of the first 15 presidential contests, trump has only got 46% of the

dr. ben carson today, who is endorsing me, by the way, tomorrow morning, and he is -- we were talking. we spoke for over an hour on education. he has such a great handle on it. he wants competitive schools and a lot of different things that are terrific, including charter schools that the unions are fighting like crazy. but charter schools work and work very well. there are a lot of things. i'm going to have been very involved with education, something that's an expertise of him. >> to clarify, the common core standards were developed by the states. states and localities voluntarily adopt them and they coming up with their own curricula to meet those standards. when you say education by washington, d.c., what do you mean. >> but it's been taken over by the federal government. it was originally supposed to be that way and certainly sounds better that way but it's all been taken over by the bureaucrats in washington and

dr. ben carson. carson says he's supporting trump because he wants the voice of the people to be heard. >> what i have been saying recently is political operatives and parties trying to assert themselves and thwart the will of the people. that's an extraordinarily dangerous place to be right now. >> this decision should be made which we the people. i believe this is carried on and they are able to deny him the nomination, it will wreak who rock and hand the nomination to democrats and the face of america will be changed for decades to come. charles: , van, i think most these candidates running. you were the former south carolina republican chairman. some would say you represent the establishment. this endorsement according to dr. ben carson about we the people, th hall with him after he got back from jordan after he was looking at the syrianing ar sir -- the e situation. when i talked to him last year i told him about some autism work going on in south carolina on the verge of finding help for autism

dr. ben carson endorsed donald trump on friday. dr. carson, nice to have you with us. good morning. >> good morning. nice to be with you. >> when you made your endorsement, you said you prayed about this decision and decided you were fill philosophically and spirituality aligned with donald trump. i have to say, after watching you over the last several months on the campaign trail and seeing your demeanor and the way you handled yourself, that surprised me. >> well, i had an opportunity to talking with him in private. i found out that he actually is a person who loves america greatly, thinks deeply and does have some openness to spiritual things, which is not the impression that you would get stage. though. you choose your words so carefully and have been praised for the way you handle yourself. let me give you a little of donald trump in his own words. listen. >> like to punch him in the face. if you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of them. i promise you, i will pay for the legal fees. the third group, i'll be a little more violent. >>

dr. ben carson is going to be endorsing them today, and i look forward to hearing what dr. carson has to say about why he picked donald trump. one of the biggest exchanges asked about his comments earlier this week regarding islam. does he feel that islam hates america, and when that question came, donald trump did not back down, and neither did marco rubio. >> mr. trump, let me start with you. you said "islam hates us." did you mean all 1.6 billion muslims? >> i mean a lot of them. >> donald says what people wish they could say, but presidents cannot say what they want. there's consequences here and around the world. >> you can say what you want and be politically correct if you want. i don't like to be politically correct. i like to solve problems. >> i'm not interested in being politically correct. i'm interested in being correct. >>> that's pretty strong for marco rubio, and he got an applause from that, but you have to wonder going into 4 days away from the primary in our state if it's enough. >> ted cruz was trying to make it a debate between him and donald trump to s

dr. ben carson, the most important part of which was when carson gave him the seal of approval because ofis spirituality, saying he is spiritually okay. that's what trump wants evangelical voters to here. the debate, here showed a different side of donald trump. unlike previous debates, thursday's debate in miami featured an intense discussion of the economy, education, and foreign policy. the first question of the night went to governor john kasich on whether his support of trade deals was undermining the middle class. >> my position has always been we want to have free trade, but fair trade, when countries cheat, we need to blow the whistle. >> reporter: the candidates differed on the issue of social security solvency. >> my children will retire at 70. i will retire at 68. >> i want to make america great men, and leave social security as with. >> reporter: but marco rubio challenged donald trump on the numbers. >> let's get rid of fraud and abuse, and be more careful about how you spend foreign trade. >> reporter: cruz suggesting that trump has a history of giving money to both sides? .

dr. ben carson throwing his full endorsement to the billionaire businessman. during dr. s campaign donald trump took several swipes and attackedvcuÑ dr. carson's character. why the change of heart? >> first of all, we buried the hatchet. that was political stuff. >> dr. ben carson special, special person. special man. >> i have come to know donald trump over the last few years. he is actually a very intelligent man who cares deeply about america. >> dr. ben carson was respected by everybody. everybody wanted his endorsement. >> it's not about me. it's not about mr. trump. it's about america. donald trump talked a lot about making america great. but it's not just talk. he means it. >>1, former 2016 g.o.p. presidential candidate mike huckabee goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> good evening, greta. a big moment for donald trump and, in fact, i think he would say it was yuge. >> huge! i want to ask you about that first of all i want to ask you about that and ask what your thoughts are as we have been watching live pictures outside the trump event. protesters out ther

ben carson who dropped out of the race last week is expected to back the billionaire. >> it is very interesting. i was with dr. ben carson today, who is endorsing me, by the way, tomorrow morning. i am going to have ben very much vved noed kaegs. something th -- involved in education. >> last night's debate was the final debate before florida, ohio, missouri, illinois and north carolina all vote on tuesday. a couple of polls in florida show trump was leading with 20 plus points. a lot of that due to marco rubio's buy. trump was 36 percent ahead of rubio followed by cruz and kasich. in florida trump was 38 percent. 7 points higher than rubio followed by cruz and kasich. 99 delegates are at steak for t -- stake for the republicans. winner take all as it is in ohio. senator marco rubio in florida is putting everything into winning his hoenl state. >> think of that money. last i heard was $20.9 million against him. >> thank you, phil. >> they are on tv ail lot. the time is 45 minutes after the hour. donald trump -- cruz taking a shot at foreign policy. >> the answer isn't to yell china bad, muslims bad. you have

dr. ben carson and ted cruz. donald trump likes to talk about this out on the campaign trail all the time. he feels like ted cruz was pulling dirty tricks in iowa to bounce ben carson out of this race and that was to the benefit of ted cruz. so it is not i don't think a big surprise to see donald trump and ben carson joining forces. as trudonald trump is picking u this very key endorsement, these are desperate times for marco rubio in florida. but donald trump is all but labeling rubio as another piece of campaign roadkill on his path to nomination. >> they hate him in florida. >> reporter: trump is predicting he'll drive rubio out of the race by trouncing him in his home state. >> little marco would say -- i think he's gone. i think he's gone, but who knows. >> reporter: at a rally where a protester was sucker punched in the face, donald trump brushed off the latest from ted cruz. >> lying ted cruz came up but he said, i'm the only one who can beat donald trump. he doesn't know how to win. >> reporter: the attack

dr. ben carson, he had to let it slip out during last night's debate. >> i was with dr. ben carson the way tomorrow morning. [ applause ] >> we spoke for over an hour on education, and he has such a great handle on it. he wants competitive schools, a lot of different things that are terrific. >> reporter: what i'm interested in seeing is there any kind of positive or negative impact from last night's debate where the candidates were much more calm. you didn't hear lying ted or little marco. almost a million republican votes have been cast between absentee ballots and early voting. that vote is set for tuesday night, so still little bit of time left for the candidates to try and make a difference. in west palm beach, mike synan, fox 35 news. >> amy: thank you, mike. a crime alert for you this manning. a man who police say is accused of peeping up little girl's skirts inside a publix is out of jail. >> ryan: luanne is here with some of those disturbing >> reporter: this is video of wesley erwin after he bonded out of jail yesterday. police say he was arrested all thanks to

dr. ben carson coming up empty.head of tomorrow night's big fox debate, the candidates are back out on the trail. >> i am a unifier. i would love to see the republican party and everybody get together and unify. when we unify, there is nobody, nobody that's going to beat us. >> we can nominate a proven conservative who has fought consistently for working men and women and to defend the constitution. >> we don'tle have to wait for somebody to come riding into town okay on some stallion to solve our problems. >> why sit there and talk about each other and tear each other down when we have such important issues to deal with? >> no matter how long it takes. no matter how many states it takes. no matter how many weeks and months it takes, i will campaign as long as it takes and wherever it takes to ensure that i am the next president of the united states. >> and "on the record" has live team coverage. fox news chief white house correspondent he had henry has all the democratic news. but we begin with fox news carl camero

dr. ben carson will weigh in. special treat ferrari ceo is with us. we will see the new ferrari, can't miss that. do join us. the top story this morning and that is the fire storm surrounding donald trump. the republican front runner pressed at msnbc town hall last night over stance on abortion. if abortions are illegal should a woman be punished for having the procedure. >> do you believe in -- do you believe in punishment for abortion yes or no, it's a principle? >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. >> to the woman? >> yeah. >> ten years? >> i don't know. >> you take positions on everything else. >> it's a very complicated position. maria: trump released statement clarifying comments. if congress were to pass legislation making abortion illegal and the federal courts upheld the legislation or any state committed to ban abortion under state and federal law, the doctor or any other person performing the illegal act upon a woman would be held legally responsible. not the woman. the woman is the victim in this case as the life

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dr. ben carson expected to put his backing behind the billionaire. to you. >> maria: all right, phil, yes, we heard that light night at the debate where donald trump told us before dr. carson told us. >> sandra: dr. carson is expected to back this up this morning. >> you can see that, of course, he's going to support trump because it's coming to a two-person race as a lot of people are seeing, you know, he's, of course, going to support donald trump. >> maria: let's talk what who young people are supporting, emily and washington examiner reporter gabi, ladies, welcome, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> maria: let me kick it up with you, gabi. who do if millennials want to be president? >> particularly not donald trump. i know i still wonder how donald trump plans to rain in healthcare costs. there's a number of questions that donald trump has yet to answer to, while last night debate was more civil as donald trump pointed out, there was still glaring lack of policy discussion on his behalf on a number of issues related to

dr. ben carson he is expected to officially pull out of the race during his speech. craig boswell, cbs news, maryland. >> dr. ben carson will head up a nonpartisan group aimed at getting christian voters to the polls. >> if you need to talk to a lawyer but you are worried about how much it will cost we are on your side. wbtv has partnered with the north carolina bar association again this year to provide you with free legal information. we have this team of licensed attorneys in our studio ready to take your calls. they have been busy and they are anxious to hear from you. the number is 866-616-for all. the hotline will be open until 7:00 p.m. tonya rivens. sponsored by people's bank. as we check in i-77 by wilkinson boulevard things have been quiet on our major roads we have a couple of accidents around ashley road causing problems. allegheny. freedom drive 27 is a great alternate route and also checking around on our mapping system delays starting to build here on wilkinson boulevard. notice it is in both directions and i have information on some problem on billy gr

dr. ben carson. i could not lose that guy. and i was doing well, and you know, trump would be at 28 at that time and i remember whether it's 28 and ben was 18, and then he was 19, and the next week it was like 22, and i said, whoa, whoa, what is happening here? i don't like this, right? and then he was 24, and then i had a pretty good poll where i took a little lead in one, and, but then what happened is, it was, i believe, nbc, wall street journal who always gives me bad polls, by the way, always have bad polls. thank you for the nice thing you always say about me. you are so nice, thank you. sitting next to david. okay? thank you very much. always so nice. now she's going to be mad because she's embarrassed, but i want to thank you. so ben would always, like he'd be there and one poll ben went ahead, the biggest story worldwide. i said, this guy is unbelievable. and so, i started going after ben. and it's politics. ben understands that. and i was really impressed with the way he fought back, because he fought back with silenc

dr. ben carson, dr. carson, welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> you have been floating around on social media all day long for your rigorous defense of donald trump. some people thought it was interesting that you said trump did not see the question or wasn't warned that the question was coming. at stage of the game, should he have been also more prepared with an answer? >> well, bear in mind, when interviews are done, usually there's a general discussion about what the topics are going to be, and you have a general idea of what you're going to say about them. that's not to say it has to be that way. i don't care, quite frankly. i don't spin. i just tell the truth. so i doesn't matter whether i've been told about it before or not. but that what is generally done, and for people to sit there and act like he should have had an answer for this, remember, even though the abortion issue has been a big issue for decades, very few people have voiced opinions about whether the woman should be punished. so, that

dr. ben carson. but does this mean he' s ending his presidential run? carson released a statement saying he won' t be attending tonight' s republican debate in detroit and that he doesn' t "see a political path forward in light of last evening' s super tuesday primary results." but tuesday night, carson gave no indication that he was giving up. mr. carson: our nation is in s the point i' ve been trying to get across in these debates. why sit there and talk about each other and tear each other down when we have such important issues to deal with? it' s like talking to a brick wall. mark: carson says he' ll go into more detail tomorrow about the future of his campaign at the conservative political action committee conference in maryland. lisa: new jersey governor chris christie under fire. six newspapers in his home state are asking him to step down as governor. the papers, all owned by gannett, published joint editorials after a monday news conference hosted by the governor. during the conference, governor christe would not comment. the papers wrote they

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dr. ben carson, and also john kasich was strong, but still the outsider. i think you're right, it's a two-man race, will marco rubio be in the race tuesday? we'll have to wait and see, and everybody is coming out saying my candidate did the best, right here behind us is where it all starts. final sell. >> reporter: yes, it's been interesting to watch. two debates back to back here in miami, and meanwhile jim back to you. >> all right, keith cate and candace mccowan, thank you both so much for that coverage, and we want to know what you think. who did you think won tonight's republican debate? come to www.wfla.com to vote in our online poll. >>> turning now to the democrats, hillary clinton and sanderson are pushing for the support of tampa bay voters, both making stops in the area today, and sanderson held a rally at the fairground tonight. melanie michael is live. >> reporter: yes, it was packed tonight, and supporters were excited about the big win in michigan and today they showed up to feel the bern. he took the stage to a deafening round of applause,

dr. ben carson has announced he is endorsing the man who repeatedly mocked him earlier in the campaign. >'s not about me. it's not about mr. trump. it it's america. i have found in talking with him, that, you know, there's a lot more alignment, philosophically and spiritually than i ever thought there was. >> the announcement comes a week after he suspended his campaign. and could give trump a leg up with evangelicals. michael shure has more from florida. >> reporter: and donald trump gets the big endorsement from dr. ben carson, the most important part of which was when carson gave him the sale of approval because of his spirituality. saying he is spiritually okay. that's what tramp wants evangelical voters to hear. the debate last night showed a different side of donald trump. unlike previous republican debates characterized by personal attacks and discord, thursday's debate in miami featured an intense discussion of the economy, education, and foreign policy. the first question of the nighting went to governor kasick on whether his support of trade deals was undermining the middle clas

dr. ben carson. dr. carson, thanks for your time this morning, we appreciate it. >> absolutely. >> thank you. now let's turn to nbc news political analyst nicole wallace. we've also got msnbc host steve kornacki. we'll get to you and your maps in a moment, steve. nicole, let's look at the last few days in the republican campaign. what's going on here? what does it say about our future? >> nothing very good. i worked for a president for eight years who was protested around the world, and never once did i hear him defend the use of violence on any side. i mean, the whole notion that republicans waited the last 48 hours to say the things they're saying about trump. as much responsibility lies with them as with the trump campaign this morning for where we are. >> i might look into paying the legal fees for a man who sucker punched a guy at a rally. it's extraordinary. >> it's extraordinary. and, you know, dr. ben carson is so careful with his words. this is really going to become a referendum on the people n

dr. ben carson. in the meantime, charles payne, my colleague is here. "making money" starts right now.. charles: breaking news, donald trump kicks the conservative political action conference to the curb. last minute decision to focus on campaigning rubbing many the wrong way including his rival, ted cruz. >> so donald trump is skipping cpac. [booing] >> he was told there were conservatives that were going to be here! [cheers] >> so with us to further drive the stake through the spiritual heart, also dr. ben carson signaling his exist from the presidential race and teasing criteria for endorsement. >> now that i am leaving the campaign trail -- >> no! >> even though i might be leaving the campaign trail. you know, there's a lot of people who love me, they just won't vote for me, but it's okay, it's not a problem. and i'll be involved in a lot different things including my faith votes. charles: joining me caitlyn huey burns, former senator scott brown, gina loudon and gina erickson. jeanne ayou are at -- gina, you are at cpac, tell us the reaction to the news. >> i think this sort of fit

dr. carson is both. dr. carson is both but you'll be very much on policy. ben was always restore the policy and he will be very much on policy. >> you've been talking about unity on the conventional and the debate last night or can you fill us in on any outreach effort should making to capitol hill? >> we have been called by the biggest people in politics, not only republican politics but also the biggest people in republican politics. over the last couple weeks. you saw paul ryan reached out, terrific guy, those respected him, i've always liked them. not message with a grin everything because i'm very strong on borders and very strong on security. and i think paul, i think all is, i think is going have is your on a think probably certain things will change. but paul ryan reached out and we had a great conversation. many of the people of the top top level, i get a kick, i see you coming when producing donald trump must be stopped. i talk to them two days before and using donald, we must come together. we've been contacted by many of the biggest people in republ

dr. ben carson will work together. >> with dr. ben carson today tomorrow morning. [cheering and applause] >> we were talking. education. >> you heard it'd right there. donald trump will again have the spotlight again tomorrow. what's going to happen is at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, in palm beach, donald trump is having a news conference. that's when he said ben carson will be there to endorse him. live in coral gables, cbs 4 new. >> a lot of inaction the media spin room tonight at the university of miami campus. >> our team coverage moves now to cbs 4 and david what's going on where are you right now? >> it is really just getting started here. i call this the fun room, not the spin room because it is going to get having. we're expecting the lieutenant governor nor carlos lopez to come and join us out here. if for moment, why don't you come out here. this is alex with the rubio campaign. you guys. just as an observer, it was definitely for tonight. >> it was a great night for marco rubio. focused on the issues, he made sharp contrast on substance and policy from cuba on st

dr. ben carson will work together. >> with dr. ben carson today who's endorsing me by the way [cheering and applause] >> we were talking. we spoke for over an hour on education. >> you heard it'd right there. donald trump will again have the spotlight again tomorrow. what's going to happen is at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, in palm beach, donald trump is having a news conference. that's when he said ben carson will be there to endorse him. live in coral gables, cbs 4 new. >> a lot of inaction the media spin room tonight at the university of miami campus. >> our team coverage moves now to cbs 4 and david what's going on where are you right now? started here. i call this the fun room, not the spin room because it is going to get having. governor nor carlos lopez to come and join us out here. if for moment, why don't you come out here. this is alex with the rubio campaign. it was a pretty good night for you guys. just as an observer, it was definitely for tonight. marco rubio. he was very presidential: he focused on the issues, he made sharp c

dr. ben carson by his side. >> bob: dr. carson telling voters there's a side of trump we won't de. >> trump was holding court here in west palm beach, and talking about, there's one donald trump donald trumps. saying all is forgiven and it was just politics, dr. ben carson endorse evidence donald trump despite knaus nasty things being said. >> two different donald trumps, the one you see on the stage and there's the one who is very cerebral, sits there and considers things very carefully. you can have a very good conversation with him. >> once mr. trump took the stage the press wanted to know how many how many donald trumps are there. >> i think there are two donald trumps. the public version and people see that, and i don't know what they see exactly, but it seems to have worked over my lifetime. >> i don't think there are two donald trumps. think there's one donald trump but you have all of this, and you have somebody else that sits and reads and thinks, and i'm a thinker. >> reporter: trump refuses to back down and did a

dr. ben carson who is endorsing me, by the way. >>rerter: that's how the news broke. this endorsement from former presidential hopeful dr. ben carson. it came after trump and the remaining g.o.p. candidates took to the debate stage last night. aa much more camper and civil answer question the voters have seen so far this primary season. take this heated but rather tame back and forth between trump and senator marco rubio looking to keep the side speaking with the controversy surrounding the cuban embassy. >> i would probably have the embassy closed until such time as a really good deal was made and struck by the united states. >> first of all, the embassy, the former consulate is the same building so it can go consulate. i don't know where cuba is going to sue us, but if they sue us in miami, they are going to lose. >>reporter: much tamer thaha we've seen in past presidential debates. the mar-a-lagoest indicate has been turned into the c club. layron livingston, local 20 news. >> you can vote early >>> developing right now, a teen intrude a homeowner shot and killed a

dr. ben carson. he hasn't officially dropped out of the race but made it he told his supporters he does not see a political path forward after super tuesday. carson has 8 delegates. donald trump has 319. >>> experts say in the wake of the san bernardino and paris attacks the race turned to national security. dr. carson struggled to answer basic questions about american allies. he pointed out that we never saw a feistier side to the canidate. >>> an it employee with the state department who helped hillary clinton set up private e-mail has been granted immunity. the fbi has been investigating clinton over classified e-mails on her personal server. he was hired to set up her e- mail. the fbi said he cooperated with the investigation. >>> after spending a year in space astronaut scott kelly is back on u.s. soil. he landed at 2:30 this morning in houston. he was greeted by nasa officials, family member and kelly said it was a team effort that made this mission a success. >> this was not my flight. they ta

dr. ben carson and former presidential candidate mitt romney. elliott rodriguez has all the details. >> donald trump continues his march to the republican nomination leaving his rivals with a lot of catching up to do as they try to convince voters that they can take down trump. but so far they have had very little success. >> marco rubio cost his ballot with his wife at west city hall the building where he worked as >> i voted for myself what an incredible honor in this place where i started my career. it is an incredible privilege and honor to be able to vote for myself for president. just a few blocks from where i grew up. >> he only one minnesota on june super tuesday, and donald crump claimed seven victories and dismissed rubio's chances. >> i know it was a tough night for marco rubio, he had a tough night. but he works hard, he spent a lot of money, he is a lightweight. >> it was a tough night for dr. ben carson who issued a statement saying i do not see a political path forward in light of last evening's super tuesday primary results. howe

dr. ben carson the first post super tuesday casualty. his campaign confirms he won't be at tonight's debate and his speech tomorrow. ted cruz tells carson supporters -- >> we welcome you on our team. debate. debate. >> reporter: marco rubio -- >> efforts to stop him m be futile. >> 56% of the party doesn't want him, then why is he wanting. >> reporter: john kasich predict ag brokered convention. >> it would be likely whoa would have one of the most interesting times in cleveland that we've seen in moderp political history. >> reporter: mitt romney expted to criticize trump. trump calls it another desperate move by the man who should have easily beaten barack obama. >> we're going to win here in michigan. >> reporter: meantime the democrats are raising monthany. >> i need you here in new york. >> reporter: ready to take on whoever emerges from t other side. attorneyly the front-runner, so far 30 big nam republicans including lawmakers on capitol hill have said they don't want him representing the party. live from washington, tracie potts,

dr. ben carson gave the prognosis on his own presidential campaign.d all he could but in the end it couldn't be saved. >> and i'm hopeful that maybe some people now that i am leaving the campaign trail-- yeah. (laughter). >> trevor: its-- he condition even muster any energy when he's saying he's dropping out of the race. yeah. the guy sounds like he's deciding whether or not to have fries with his order. like, sir, do you want to make it a combo meal? yeah. are you sure, sir? you don't have to. >> yeah. >> trevor: he's like a human-- this is so fun. >> enough, enough. >> trevor: oh, it's roy wood, it's roy wood. (cheers and applause) is bhas' going on, man. >> what did i tell but ben carson, trevor? >> trevor: yeah, i know, roy. i know. that we shouldn't make fun of him because before he started acting crazy, his life was an inspiration to the black community. and he was our best shot at going black to black in the white house. >> yes. that's right. look. i know carson's presidential campaign was a joke but black people used to look up to him. on my 1