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the reason, as fiorina referenced, is that men are likely to be in more senior positions: reaction to his comments during state of the union, will it ignite a new debate over pay equity? >> bonnie, i think, bring it on. as long as my republican colleagues refuse to pass the very modest update of equal pay act that is 50 years old we need that. >> i think this debate about how women are paid in the white house is sort of useless. we have more constructive way of dealing with the issue. >> i think the debate is going to continue and up to women to make sure that it continues. >> i think if fiorina runs for president this will be front and center. most people forgot the state of the union at all. [ laughter ] >> are you saying women don't care about equal pay? >> i'm saying that most people probably didn't watch the state of the union. >> forget about the state of the union just the debate over equal pay, which by the way there were figures out i think it was last week maybe this week showing that it's now 82 cents to the dollar up from 77. we should caution it has gone up and down. >> h

it's carli fiorina. >> i said in the break i was hoping for carly fiorina. >> that was a joke for you>> joy reid? >> i'm a little jealous of jess. i'm a little down. i want the lowest number on the board to explain my sadness. three. will it deliver for joy? rick perry. >> rick perry. he has three good reasons to run, but he can only remember two. >> the former governor of the lone star state is back, and now he has four eyes on the prize. he is former texas governor rick perry. >> you know -- >> that is -- >> i'll tell you what, if cool glasses could make you president, chris hayes would be president all the way. he has a huge hill to climb proving that he is ready, but i think that he will get in. >> you just got yourself hundreds of points. >> literally hundreds of points. >> that's all i need. >> i have a lindsey graham deficit. the next number on my ranking board is 14. >> that is exactly what i thought it would be. sam seder looking for that big money. help him out. a whammy! >> i'm terribly sorry. you have donald trump. a second whammy. you have both whammies? >> i spent time p

. >> carly fiorina. was the ceo of a company that makes printers and now she is ready to take on the paper jam in washington dc. don't sleep on the demon sheep, it is carli fiorina. >> i said in the break they was hoping for carly fiorina. >> that is an mna joke for you out there. joy reid? >> i'm a little jealous of jess. i'm a little down, i want the lowest number on the board to explain my sadness. three. will it deliver for joy? rick perry. >> rick perry. he has three good reasons to run, but he can only remember two. >> the former governor of the lone star state is pack, and now he has four eyes. he is former texas governor rick perry. >> you know -- >> that is -- >> i'll tell you what, if cool glasses could make you president, chris hayes would be president all of the way. he has a huge job proving that he is ready, but i think that he will get in. >> you just got yourself hundreds of points. >> literally hundreds of points. >> that's all i need. >> i have a lindsey graham deficit. the next number

carly key arena -- fiorina ben carson. this was a chance to let people know a little bit about who they are. people now have a year to decide. >> we have some of your tweets and analysis on the bloomberg policy website. is donald trump serious about this? >> i think he is. i have interviewed him in past cycles, and this was the most serious i have heard him. he really rattled off his plans. he said he does not have any distractions at this point. his reality television show, "the apprentice," his contract is up. his projects around the world, he can separate for them. the conclusion from people last night was, even if donald trump is not officially declare, he has found his niche. he is the flamethrower. he can say what other conservatives cannot say. even if he never runs, he will have a place on the stage. a media will always be listening to what he is saying, and so will conservatives. >> you mentioned mitt romney and jeb bush were not there. that is who donald trump took a nap, saying that romney is a loser. and carly

. >>> carly fiorina appears to be eyeing a 2016 white house bid. speculation comes after carly fiorina hired a republican national committee spokes woman to join her committee. in 2010 she made an unsuccessful bid for the senate. >>> more than a dozen candidates are laying the ground work for presidential bids. for the democrats hillary clinton is the early favorite. the report from washington, with two years to go, surprises are bound to happen. >> reporter: votes won't be cast till 2016. but on the second day of 2015 there is already buzz about who may run for president. on the republican side, anyone's guest with 12 names already in the myx. marco rubio to -- mix, marco rubio, jeb bush, governor chris christie. >> jeb bush is probably the most popular governor in the history of the state of florida. and that is saying a lot. >> reporter: jeb bush getting attention for his statement saying he is exploring a white house bid while cutting ties with board memberships perhaps in preparation for the scrutiny that comes with running. >> reporter: [ ina

currently -- carly fiorina will get her moment. marco rubio will, too.aybe he is the most talented candidate. the question will be is he mature enough he could end up hurting himself. >> not only did they think hillary clinton would not be the next president they did not think she would be the nominee. if you are making the case as a opponent for your party, what strength does she still have that should not be underestimated? >> her biggest strength is her husband. >> i have a hard time making the case for hillary clinton because i do not think it is that good. this is not bill clinton this is the era of the government is back on steroids. it is animated by internet activism. driving things farther away. >> you do not think me the nominee either. >> i would not bet my house that she will not be the nominee. i might bet your house and she is not. >> who is going to lead the populist revolt since elizabeth warren is not running, will it be martin no -- martin o'malley question mark >> it is funny how they sing start. >> if she was the soul of our party lik

and carly fiorina helped herself a lot.as much more impressive and political and tough. >> she had good lines and i am psyched to see a strong, smart woman. do you think she will get scrutinized about her role at hewlett-packard? >> they all will. name one person who is worse shape. >> i thought rand paul. on the foreign-policy issues he actually said that we should be giving president obama more leeway in terms of how he deals with iran and that does not feel -- play with any part of the republican agenda. >> huckabee, santorum in iowa. the last two guys who won caucuses and i thought they were fine. there was no magic. the crowd was exhausted after 10 hours. they have a huge fight with 12 people competing for their lane in the caucuses. they will have to revitalize. >> you have to wonder if it is not necessarily about an ideological battle. old vs. young. >> in the arena and basically retired. our wishes to governor terry branstad after suffering some flu like symptoms. he is a big fan of the iowa caucuses. some talk that

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carly fiorina. >> exactly. >> i think that's something that steyer has carefully considered.waded in more slowly than some of those folks did. but i think that's why he's putting his feelers out to see what does the democratic base think where is the support? because i don't think he wants to be another one of those. >> those on that list. join that list. so of course you have to say, and both party leaders are saying that this is a tough race, even though it's two years down the road, for a republican to win. nonetheless, there will be republicans in this race. there's talk about neal kashkari, of course who ran for governor. millionaires, right? fresno mayor ashley swearingen. also she ran and lost for controller. what's at stake do you think for republicans and the republican party in putting up someone who's credible? this should be a seat theoretically that they should be able to win, but it's tough. >> it is tough. and i had i it's also important for california that we don't have just a one-party race. the dynamics we're going to be talking about a lot is the open prima

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we're going to look at walker and carly fiorina and marco rubio.erally the feeling they would wind up with the nomination. five being they're going to wind up with it. let's start, give us an assessment of governor scott walker. what do you like about him? >> courageous, hands on. he took on pension reform. kind of taking out of the mold of tommy thompson. fiscal conservative, calls it like it is. very attractive and did very well in iowa. his challenge is going to be developing a national donor base. and having sustainability in the field full of a lot of choices. >> sure. he was in iowa over the weekend. with a we've got a sunday bite. here he is in action. >> the measure of success in government is how many people are no longer dependent on the government. >> he really wowed them. so on a basis of one to five five being yes, he would wind up with the nomination, what do you give him? >> i say he's about a two right now. but can i qualify that? >> sure. >> i would have given many others, back in 2012 running for president, a one to start with and

carlie fiorina are we bo to see a prominent business woman g.o.p. throw her hat into the ring. carlie three reena ina test test test test president? to me, it's like the last job i would want. >> well, look, i think that much of the experience that i have eequips me to make complex decisions. i have been in and around the world for a very long time. know most of the world leaders that have now being talked about. but mostly i want to be president because i think if i choose to do this, and i haven't made that decision, because i think we are crushing the potential of this nation. and this should be the american century. but so much of what policies and politicians are doing is making it too hard for americans to fulfill their potential. and as we saw from this tragic attack in paris, it's not just that we are crushing the potential of americans but the world is a sadder and more dangerous place without american leadership. and america is not leading today in the world. >> you bring up paris. let me bring up the topic that has captivated a lot of us. should the president have go

huckabee, rick santorum, rick perry, governor scott walker, retired neurosurgeon carson, car had ly fiorina. she may not actually run but she's among them. sarah palin and donald trump are question marks. >> i believe sarah palin wanted to think about it. i think there are a few people who use this time of year to get television contracts or so on and so forth. there are some who are serious on the republican side. scott walker does the things he's as conservative as, say a ted cruz but not as arrogant. he's done as much as say, a chris christie but he's not as brash. he is a ceo of a state. >> one name you didn't say is donald trump . it's dangerous on how he started out and i think he's there for the cameras. >> would you say he's there to sell he television show or himself as the next president? >> he is there to sell himself. when you say mitt romney is a choker and because of this name, that's very dangerous. what are you going to do create a better america? don't bash other people. i'm hopeful the poert hopefuls will not do what he just did. >> sarah palin is a name that comes up all

carly fiorina. fewer people there knew her but she gave a well received speech about hillary clinton. that's what you're trying to look for, who is pushing the ball forward for their own political future. >> chuck todd had a sick burn on meet the press. he said nobody is going to mistake donnell trump for president except donald trump. he's the the best example promoting it for his commercial business. >> he runs this scam every year. >> it's a scam. >> it's a total scam running for president. i think this time around fewer people will fall for it. i think he's getting the ignoring the disdain that he so richly deserves. >> really interesting intention we're talking about that on the one hand and you're saying robert on the other hand to keep editorializing out of it, report what people are saying and let people decide in iowa a year from now. >> i think, for example, donald trump, does he do this perennially and tease the press and voters? of course he does. that's just a fact. however, when you li

jon: karl rove said that one of those who he thought made a very powerful impression was carley fiorina. >> she's someone who went out there and took on hillary clinton and as someone who is a woman, she has more of an ability to not look sexist by doing so. i don't know if she's looking to be an actual serious contender. she may enter the race but she could be a serious possible especially if hillary is the nominee, vice presidential candidate. she has a business background so she'll be interesting to watch. she's definitely trying to put her name out there more and more in the last several weeks. jon: last time we saw so many republican candidates everybody virtually certain that they could beat president obama after his first term. there was a lot of blood letting that went on in the republican primary season. is that going to happen again or is it just the way the best man or woman has to win it? >> well we might not see a primary that really kind of went on until basically april or may this time around. if the republican national committee has anything to do with it, they'll want t

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. >> i think carly fiorina was the only one who really spent time talking about the life issue, and talked about hillary clinton. you know candidates talking about -- >> no chris christie -- i'm sorry, i'll stop john chris christie and scott walker both sid a lot about pro-life, and scott walker felt that it was important to tell the country that he defudgeded planned parenthood. that's not a mainstream issue. >> he went beyond that and created a story about taking on the unions. >> why do you have to show -- why is abortion 1u67 an issue -- >> our platform is pro-life. just like your party -- >> you know i've told you my voting record. it's not that simple. i've left of center i will admit it. >> i'm a political consultant. who shows up in primaries? democrat or right-hand are the most conservative, and frankly people know that and they've got to run that. >> you know what i'm against your party, and i don't want it to be a partisanship but i can't stand the fact that you fight too many wars and i think it was bad for our country, and the attempt by your party to repress black voting in t

but carly fiorina could run for the senate.faulkner, the new mayor of san diego is a possibility. he's definitely looking to move up in the political ranks at some point. so there are other candidates kicking around. the question is whether any republicans would have money to mount a decent race or not. and barring that, it's going to be one of those democrats who winds up with the seat. >> and jerry brown is going to leave the governorship wide open. do harris and newsome think about that while they're thinking about the senate? >> gef nitly. they also think about dianne feinstein's seat. there's a pretty good chance she won't run for another term in 2018. at least one other position will be opening up with jerry brown's seat. and maybe dianne feinstein's as well. i don't think there's going to be any chance that harris and newsome will run against each other. they share the same base and even the same political consultant. that's probably not in the cards. they'll sit down, figure out who, if either one of them, is going to r

>> i think carly fiorina was the only one who really spent time talking about the life issue, and talked about hillary clinton. you know, candidates talking about -- >> no, chris christie -- i'm sorry, i'll stop, john, chris christie and scott walker both said a lot about being pro-life and scott walker who i think otherwise did a very good job there, felt that it was important to tell the country that he defunded planned parenthood. that's not a mainstream issue. >> he went beyond that and showed how he created jobs created a story about taking on the unions. >> why do you have to show -- why is abortion such an issue in the party at this point? >> our platform is pro-life. just like your party -- who shows up in primaries -- >> you know, i've told you my voting record. it's not that simple. i've left of center, i will admit it. >> i'm a political consultant. i'm not a policy director. who shows up in primaries? democrat or republican are the most conservative and the most liberal. frankly, these people know that and they've got to run that. >> you know what i'm against your party, and

i wouldn't discount carly carly carly fiorina, anybody many this race least of all lindsey graham.o think karl's right too, i agree with him the south carolina piece of this. you know we had tom harkin run in iowa, senator from iowa go one year in 1992, everybody skipped it, and that gave bill clinton a shot at new hampshire and onwards, you know iowa suddenly didn't mean anything anymore in the democratic party. it used to be the place you had to win. that changed that year. lindsey graham's entry, if he does get in, could change the way south carolina decides this thing. that could delay the process and could go on for a long time. jon: one thick you say, karl, in that "wall street journal" column is these candidates should not rely on criticism of barack obama or hillary clinton to propel them to the white house. everybody's going to have to come with big ideas. >> yeah, absolutely. look, if you take a look at the poll, the cbs poll it had four groups. it had the people who were well known with positive images those who were well known but had bad imagings, and those that were n

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. >> with the exception maybe of carli fiorina, no women in that mix. you name came up a few years ago. as someone who would make the mix interesting: what do you think? >> that's really interesting neil, but i'm going to be focusing on running for re-election for the united states senate because i believe that there's so much more that we need to do for the country and the senate -- i'm glad wore going to get the senate back on track but there will about a lot more to do. that's my focus. >> senator, thank you very much. >>> next, the muslim mayor who just told islamic terrorists exactly where they could get off. you drop 40 grand on a new set of wheels, then... wham! a minivan t-bones you. guess what: your insurance company will only give you 37-thousand to replace it. "depreciation" they claim. "how can my car depreciate before it's first oil change?" you ask. maybe the better question is why do you have that insurance company? with liberty mutual new car replacement, we'll replace the full value of your car. see car insurance in a whole new light. l

for republicans some names former hewlett-packard ceo carlie fiorina. she lost to boxer for the same seat in 2010 and congressman darrell issa and of course there's always talk about condoleezza rice. we'll talk numbers coming up in our next report in about 40 minutes. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> lots of possible contesters, good that we have a little bit of time to figure this out. thank you very much. >> it's a big seat to fill. >>> health officials say seven more people who went to disneyland or came in contact with someone who did have come down with the measles. new cases were confirmed yesterday bringing total to 26 people sickened in four different states. 22 of those cases come from california. officials say most of the patients visited disneyland or disney california adventure last month and others got it after coming into contact with people who went to disneyland. a bank, a market and casino in southern california among the locations where the public may have come into contact with an infected person. >>> s

this time it's former ceo of hewlett-packard, carla fiorina. yeah.'s already got a great plan for financing her campaign -- selling one ink cartridge. [ laughter ] yeah, it's very expensive. >> jimmy: more than the printers. >> steve: more than enough. >> jimmy: costs more than the printers. >> steve: yeah. throw the printer away. >> jimmy: you guys hear about this? during a recent interview one of the other potential republican candidates, mike huckabee, criticized the obamas' parenting. [ audience oohs ] for letting their daughters listen to beyonce. [ laughter ] i don't want to say michelle was mad, but this morning huckabee found a head of lettuce in his bed. [ laughter and applause ] that's right. mike huckabee is not a fan of beyonce. i guess as a republican he only likes music that's to the right, to the right. [ laughter ] >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: how could we not do that joke? >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: how have we not made that joke? >> steve: come on, it's clean. you could tell your kids. >> jimmy: some news out of washington. the ob

. >>> former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina appears to be eyeing a presidential bid. republican national committee spokeswoman to join her political action committee. some see this as a step closer toward a 2016 white house run. she ran unsuccessfully for senate in california in 2010 and has never held public office but she is currently the only republican woman to publicly express serious interest in running for the party nomination. >>> soon to be senate minority leader harry reid is recovering today after a bad fall at his november home. nevada home. he fell when a piece of exercise equipment he was using broke. he suffered broken bones in his face and broken ribs. reid is expected to make a full recovery and plans to be back in washington by tuesday. >>> just ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, the man who had a turn signal unknowingly lodged in his arm for 51 years explains how he finally knew something was wrong. >>> i'm michael finney. today's 7 on your side q & a is just ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. you can contact me at facebook.co

already we have some surprises like carly fiorina and scott walker.field is clearly opened up. i think you're going to see an approach with some very serious men and women who know that they don't want to rip each other to shreds and don't have to because we've got something large at stake here. >> basil, let me bring you into this conversation because there is going to be a natural pruning process, if you will. so i ask you, what is it that the democrats can do or should do while this takes place? >> actually i think what the democrats should do is what they are doing. i think they're establishing networks across the country, getting into a lot of those early states. they're looking at fundraising. they're actually taking a lot of the obama strategies and sort of implementing it in the 2016 context, trying to get young people motivated and back out to the polls because historically a lot of first-time voters don't come out in successsive elections. i think it's really trying to bring back a lot of the original sort of obama voters and let them know t

. >> and i know carly carly fiorina is probably thinking about it. >> i know, but still if you're theemocrat, you're looking at that screen going oh, wow how are we going to fit them on the stage? >> the one thing that stuck out and carl caught it too, i believe that one of our next generation of republican leaders who may not be as well known as i am today one who has not yet taken their message across the country, one who is getting started may well emerge as being able to defeat the democrat nominee. >> in fact, i expect and hope that to be the case. wow. what does that say about everybody else on that list? >> it's exciting. >> he's definitely throwing shade jeb bush's way, i would say for sure. you know, i spoke to donors who reached out to me saying they got the call from romney after they had written the check to jeb bush saying can you press pause, can you let me talk to you one more time, and he was trying to stay in the race and, you know i think finally it seems like he finally faced the music that he didn't have the support out there. just trying to hang in to the end, i a

. >> reporter: one of the newcomers here carly fiorina, former leader of hewlett-packard. >> women are 53% of the voters. we're more than half the nation. it's important that women are in our party. >> reporter: and then there's 2012 iowa winner rick santorum. he needs a way to separate himself among what could be the biggest iowa field ever. how many republican candidates can you fit on a debate stage? >> well, i guess that would depend on how big the stage is. >> jon karl joins us. from iowa. jon, a long day yesterday. i caught a lot of it on cspan. a lot of interesting moments. inside the room, what was the standout? >> reporter: there were a number. the biggest, wisconsin governor scott walker. this was his iowa breakthrough. he became a hero four years ago by launching the occupy movement when he took on the unions. he's got a reputation for being a little dull. he's still not known well in iowa. he was the big breakout star of this event. >> okay, jon karl, thank you very much. >>> now we turn to one of the top gop contenders not in iowa yesterday. instead, bobby jindal headlined

scott walker and carly fiorina made the most of their opportunity. >> why hillary clinton? i too traveled hundreds of thousands miles around the globe, but unlike her i actually accomplished something. >> we took power away from the big government special interests and we put it firmly in the hand of the hard-working taxpayers. that's what we need more of in this great country. [applause] melissa: i don't know, one thing i think is sad about the american political sim what counts for a lot is connecting with people. whether or not you're smart or good at what you're doing, think about bill clinton president obama. very charming, very personable. i thought george w. bush recently hysterical, very charming. this is unfortunately the kind of person you need to get elected. >> right. need everybody that will love you. you you were talking earlier about the big names, romney bush they don't need to be out there right now. melissa: no. >> we know who they are. romney has been repeat after repeat. so these folks, this is their time to connect with the american people. melissa: dan

also common to hear comments about hillary clinton, most directly from hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorinat what message should they put forward. still time to take each other on later on. this was more about trying to make the best pitch. >> that's for sure. it was mostly positive, i think, other than a few lines we noted there. kelly, thanks very much. >>> i'm joined by mike huckabee, former governor of arkansas and almost certainly 2016 presidential candidate, also the author of a new book called got "gods, guns grits." welcome back. >> thank you. i called you an almost certain candidate. you put it this way. i'll put it this way, i left the show i had for six years on the fox news network. let me ask you separate forward. you're a candidate for president until you're not? how should we be calling it? an active candidate for president? >> when you become an active candidate you file the papers. but i think it's clear i'm moving in that direction. i've always said my timetable is later in this spring and that is still the timetable today. >> fair enough. i want to talk about some of the

carlie fiorina, who lost to boxer in 2010, congressman darrell issa and people love to talk about condoleezza rice. lot of buzz. coming up in the next report, how much it takes for kamala harris or anyone else who wants to fill the seat in order to run, we'll talk some numbers in 30 minutes. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> you mentioned big name republicans. interesting to see if a republican candidate can make a push for a california senate seat. >> no doubt they'll try. >>> this morning the pentagon will figure out how hackers claiming to be affiliated with isis managed to take over the government's social media accounts and steal document. hackers gained access to the twitter and youtube accounts yesterday and got information about some of the people who work there. they even released more than a half a dozen document, some with the home addresses of retired generals. the pentagon shut town the account and regained control last night. it says none of the documents were classified but the accounts were hacked while president obama was giving a speech about cy

as for the republicans, carly fiorina, she ran against boxer in 2010, could have another go at it. and then congressman darrell issa. the recent house oversight committee chair. he is well-known, particularly in california. and locally once again, there is always a buzz when it comes to condoleezza rice who seems by the way to be the parental noncandidate. >> this is always the fun part. so many quality names here. but it seems to many when do we get serious about this. and trim all of this down. >> let me tell you something. this is going to be something where a lot of people could be involved. it's kind of like a poker game. you only hear the ante for the june primary will be about $50 million. that's about how much a serious candidate will need to raise to make to it the november runoff. and what it really says here is that it may reduce the number of series candidates to three or four from each side, each political party. but still, the bet is when it's all said and done, the candidates collectively will raise and spend close to a billion dollars. so you know what? better get y

carly fiorina is gearing up for presidential run.as hired at top republican national committee spokesman to join her political team. now something everyone is talking about, a round of playoffs is in the bag. the oregon quarterback, didn't let up on florida state. jamie winston a score of 59 to 20. that game was followed by a closer outset, a win by ohio state over alabama in the sugar bowl. who is going to take down the one. >> ohio state has the biggest fan base. oregon, in the rose bowl in pasadena, ore. has the first major national championship last several years. adam: i know it is not columbus but there are a lot of state grad on the north coast who are very angry with you. can you get a rational explanation other than fans on the west coast? >> a lot of states had a great run. region yet tech, they bring it all. oregon hasn't lost anybody like that. alabama was the ohio state. and back on my face again. adam: wild card matchups, you are in indianapolis and jim harbaugh was playing football. my people in cleveland high-paying c

i think carly fiorina has gotten that right. michele bachmann ran a couple years ago as well. she didn't run as a woman candidate. she ran as a conservative candidate who happened to be a woman. it has to be a candidate who appeals to everyone within the party. there are lots of conservative women. you mentioned joni ernst, who is one. we have senator kelly ayotte as well. she will be running for reelection, presumably, next year. it is a broad party. i think the fact that the party needs to do a better job of appealing to women voters is a lesson we have learned through trial and error and some of the past election cycles, one taken seriously by all of the candidates, along with appealing to working-class voters. we are always preparing to fight the last war. republicans learned a lot of lessons from some of the areas where mitt romney did not have as much appeal as we would have liked to have seen. host: steve scheffler. i want to share with you this column. basically, what he's saying is that steve king, the congressman from your state, is making the iowa caucuses irrelevan

and karly fiorina went on offense. >> like hillary clinton, i, too, have traveled hundreds of thousandsr miles around the globe. but unlike her, i've actually accomplished something. >> reporter: and surprise standout was scott walker. >> i like the direction they're headed. maybe that's why i've won the race for governor three times in the last four years. >> reporter: right now mitt romney and jeb bush are looming over the republican field. but they didn't show up on saturday. and nobody seemed to miss them. >> it looks like you might be running against mitt romney again in iowa? >> groundhog day, right? >> i can give you a little bit of news about mitt. most of you know he and jeb had a private meeting in utah it was so private it was on the front page of the "new york times." >> mitt romney? >> a loser. he lost. he should have won. he choked. >> jeb bush. >> the last thing we need is another bush. >> reporter: chris christie was left as the only establishment candidate to brave king summit. >> if i were too loud too new jersey for iowa then why do you people keep inviting me back? >

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of the 2008 iowa caucuses, rick santorum winner of the 2012 iowa caw us cutses, ben carson, carly fiorinaonly republican eyeing the race and there will be no jeb bush, nor mitt romney which means they will be the center of attention, and probably the conservatives will be pounding them for even thinking about this race. there's a clear rift beginning to grow amongst conservatives on the right, martha and they're taking pot shots at both jeb bush and mitt romney as their time has passed yesteryear and not as conservative as the modern tea party republican party they say is. martha: this is what happens when you put a date on your calendar too far out. [laughter] oh i guess we're going to meet sit down and talk regardless -- >> says a lot about both of them. martha: it sure does. be very interesting to see what we can learn about what comes out of it. thanks so much carl. >> reporter: you bet. bill: a big-off in washington -- a big move in washingtoned the on the 42nd anniversary of the supreme court decision that legalized abortion, and the house is voting on a new abortion bill after drop

carly fiorina spoke. the chair of the american conservative union foundation. >> great to be with you here. when i was a little girl my mother gave me and the rest of her sunday school class a little plaque and it said what you are is god's gift to you. what you make of yourself is your gift to god. i didn't feel very gifted as a child. but i went on to college and i graduated with a degree in medieval history and philosophy. [applause] so with apologies to ever ofry lawyer here i went off to law school. i hated it and quit after a sing the semester. to earn a living i went back to doing full time what i had done part-time to put myself through school. i was a secretary and i was hired by a little nine person real estate firm to type and file and answer the phones. i have traveled and lived all over the world. and i know that it is still true in 2015 that it is only in the united states of america that a young woman can start as a secretary and become the chief executive officer of the largest technology

with that said there are still other candidates like governor scott walker, carley fiorina -- >> jimmy to run for the presidency are jeb bush and mitt romney. and that's it. they're the only ones who could get the piles of cash it's going to take. it was three quarters of a billion dollars last time around. >> bush saying he's going to raise $100 million in the first three months of the year, if he does that, that's awesome. but the field is so wide open that that scrounging and clamoring for the money is going to be hard for romney -- romney could self-fund to large degree. but i don't think he wants to do that to his family. this is jub busheb bush's race to lose right now. i want mitt romney to run. >> i don't, jimmy. >> of course you don't. but is he more severely conservative now than he was two years ago? i just don't buy it. >> and the reason you don't want him to run is what, mercedes? >> because mitt romney had a very difficult time connecting to the average american voter. with the 47%, that damaged his goods. and he's made a lot of mistakes with reaching out to hispanic vote

i think carly fiorina has gotten that right. michele bachmann ran a couple years ago as well. she didn't run as a woman candidate. she ran as a conservative candidate who happened to be a woman. it has to be a candidate who appeals to everyone within the party. there are lots of conservative women. you mentioned joni ernst, who is one. we have senator kelly ayotte as well. she will be running for reelection, presumably, next year. it is a broad party. i think the fact that the party needs to do a better job of appealing to women voters is a lesson we have learned through trial and error and some of the past election cycles, one taken seriously by all of the candidates, along with appealing to working-class voters. we are always preparing to fight the last war. republicans learned a lot of lessons from some of the areas where mitt romney did not have as much appeal as we would have liked to have seen. host: steve scheffler. i want to share with you this column. basically, what he's saying is that steve king, the congressman from your state, is making the iowa caucuses irrelevan