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less than 15 minutes we'll be joined by george pataki.ll talk to us about why he's backing marco rubio for the nomination and how he thinks the florida senator can beet donald trump after this south carolina win. >> the race for the gop nomination becoming more competitive as we are down to five republican candidates now and all five will be on one stage debating this thursday night 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. wolf blitzer will moderate live from houston texas only on cnn and the democratic town hall is this tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. hillary clinton and bernie sanders face the voters one final time before south carolina votes. that's tuesday live on cnn. >> lots more on politics but first we're following breaking news in michigan this morning. a gunman on a shooting spree in kalamazoo. new details and a live reporter next. . i work for the dogs twenty-four seven. i am the butler. these dogs shed like crazy. it's like being inside of a snow globe. it takes an awful lot of time to keep the house clean. i don't know what to do. (do

. >> reporter: george pataki named it after trump. it's not in the deep so it may not be binding. to make the change? >> absolutely, please now. >> reporter: not everyone is sure. >> his name is on it for whatever reasons. what's going on in politics should not take his name off that sign. >> reporter: the big sign on the highway at least is easily taken down with all of 16 bolts and a flatbed truck it could be gone in short order. in yorktown heights, lou young, cbs 2 news. >> the original request to name the park after trump was made in a letter from his lawyer. governor pataki says he trump is on record saying he will take the property back if the state doesn't want it. >>> former new york state senate majority leader dean skelos is convicted on corruption charges but still gets his pension. he is due to receive roughly $96,000 a year, $17,000 more than disgraced former assembly speaker sheldon silver who is also convicted on corruption charges. >>> next, here at 6:00, when turkeys attack! >> it's crazy. they are attacking and biting the trucks and everything. >> a 911 call aft

representing marco rubio and representing him is former new york governor george pataki. why do you like marco rubio? >> i think he will be a president who brings americans together with a vision of the future. america that unites us. we have too many politicians from obama on down who have intentionally divide americans for their own political benefit. marco rubio is the opposite. listening to him and his comments and his record as a senator in florida and his vision for america. i'm impressed and proud to be supporting him. john: the washington examiner said in new hampshire you went door to door to build support for him. pataki was sprinting up driveways. you are 70 years old, you sprint up driveways? you don't walk for office, you run for office. i said no, we have to get moving here. john: we libertarians like parts of rubio's plan. he talks about entitlements being unsustainable. he said we may have to retire at 68 and 68 1/2. that's not enough to solve it. >> it could soft it depending on what other steps you take. marco rubio understands we have to reform entitlem

representing marco rubio and representing him is former new york governor george pataki.hy do you like marco rubio? >> i think he will be a president who brings americans together with a vision of the future. america that unites us. we have too many politicians from obama on down who have intentionally divide americans for their own political benefit. marco rubio is the opposite. listening to him and his comments and his record as a senator in florida and his vision for america. i'm impressed and proud to be supporting him. john: the washington examiner said in new hampshire you went door to door to build support for him. pataki was sprinting up driveways. you are 70 years old, you sprint up driveways? you don't walk for office, you run for office. i said no, we have to get moving here. john: we libertarians like parts of rubio's plan. he talks about entitlements being unsustainable. he said we may have to retire at 68 and 68 1/2. that's not enough to solve it. >> it could soft it depending on what other steps you take. marco rubio understands we have to reform entitlemen

five candidates, scott walker, rick perry, george pataki, bobby jindzal and lindsay gray a.m. all dropped out, did lindsey graham all dropped out. that leaves 11 major gop candidates left and we expect to it thin even further today. chris christie, carly fiorina, rand paul, john kasich, could withdraw if voters are not kind to them and donors stop donating jeb bush's campaign also appears to be in trouble. >>> some faces will be missing from the state's primary. no undercard debate saturday, to be included gop candidates must either claim the top spots in iowa or polls. here at 8:00. >>> new this morning, isis now claiming responsibility for triple bombing that killed at least 50 people in syria. the bombings happened near the capital city of damascus. terrorists set off a car bomb at a bus stop and two suicide bombers set off more explosives as rescuers rushed to the scene. the attack comes as representatives from the syrian government and main opposition are in switzerland for talks aimed at ending the country's civil war. >>> boka haram extremists killed more than 80 people

with me, presidential candidate, former new york governor george pataki. great to have you here. >> good to be with you. deirdre: as everybody knows you do openly support senator rubio. >> correct. deirdre: i want to ask you with trump taking on the pope, has he help or hurt his campaign? >> donald trump the victim who would have thought it. going after late teen knows and women and all of sudden is a victim. you notice in the clip he is reading well-scripted response. this is not donald trump reacting out of true umbrage. this is donald trump reading a script because he thinks it is in his political interest. donald trump is not a victim. i don't think the pope should have said what he did. deirdre: i was going ask you. >> i think the pope was wrong. i say that as good catholic. he is infallible when it comes to religious doctrine but when it comes to politics he should leave it to the american people. deirdre: even the pope has emotions. >> what is troubling to me, mexico has some of the most restrictive immigration laws in the world. yet the target is a

i did not have the same ,elationship with george pataki and you are so much more instrumental in moving state policy than i was. perhaps you can talk about that. i think your relationship with nelson rockefeller was unbelievable for an elected official and the chairman. richard: thank you, steve. i knew steve would like what i said before in no room for democracy. being county chairman, incidentally, is a tough role. i think it is the toughest job in politics. i have often said that. you are right in the middle of things. you nuts forunit patronage, jobs. nelson rockefeller was very inspirational character. i doubt we will ever see the likes of him again. he was like a royal governor, very wealthy, great personality, very sunny personality, and the kind of guy that if you felt depressed about something and wanted to see him, to bring minutes later you would walk out two feet off the ground. very inspirational character. when i took the job a state chairman, and this speaks to steve's question, when i took that job i did not really want it. the governor wanted me to take it. i had been t

george pataki? and look at this one, these are hillary. >> ingrid: look at the pants and the sandals? oh my goodness. i love it. >> holly: the expression? here is her again with an unknown male. >> ingrid: some short-shorts. >> holly: and jeb bush, here he is with a moustache at the university of texas. >> ingrid: i love the moustache. >> holly: and finally jim webb, fun to see what they have become and now they are, you know, common names in our households. >> ingrid: and now they are all buttons up with their chute and ties. big difference. a final look at the weather in this half hour, winltdz are light at 5 in asheville. we will talk about how warm we will turn this weekend and who can see some rain and the next week preview at 6:30. >> >> jay: a political face off for gop candidates in the upstate. >> >> it's a wonderful treat. something totally unexpected, and very kind. >> holly: a sweet surprise. morning team continues to surprise unsuspecting customers. >> >> >> lauren: they help thousands

whether it's me or rudy guiliani or george pataki, whoever it is, they will think, even though you mayverned conservatively, yeah, but he's from there so he can't possibly be a real conservative. no, listen, whatever trump's problems are, they're trump's problems. trump is a donald as i've known, i said to you guys, i have known him a long time. he is a unique physical publicly well before he ran for president. so whatever donald problems and assets are donald's problems and assets, i don't think they apply in the same way to the restf us involved in politics, it's much different. >> that was governor chris christie today. see, governor, we can have an interesting conversation you and i. i come to cover you as a politician, not to bury you as some saturday of cartoonish villain. we can do this again sometime. that went find fine. even if i asked you hard questions, it would have been fine, come on, come on. governor christie is at a crucial moment here in new hampshire. this is literally the weekend he needs to be piquing. instead he appears to be headed in a new direction t. new wall

i'm talking about whether it's me or rudy giuliani or george pataki.gh you may have governed conservatively, they will say he's from there. he can't be real conservativcon. >> is that trump's problem too in. >> whatever trump's problems are, they're trump's problems. trump is a donald -- i've said, i've known him for a long time. he's a unique figure publicly well before he ran for president. whatever donald's problems in his assets are, it's his problems. i don't think they apply in the same way to the rest of us who are involved in politics. it's much different. >> that's governor chris christie today. see, we can have an interesting conversation. i come to you've as a politician. not to bury as some cartoonish vil villain. be not afraid. even if i asked you hard questions, it still would have been fine. you know it would have. come on. come on. he's at crucial moment. this is the weekend when he needs to be peaking. instead, sadly for him and his campaign, he does appear to be head ing in the other direction. he's at 4%. that's down from the same po

she had quite a run with her five randomly selected picks, all-star lineup of george pataki. jim webb, rick perry. we reached out to joy. here's what she told us. "let's dispense with this notion once and for all i knew what i was doing when i made my draft picks." her draft pick has come to an end with 5,300 points. give it up for joy reid, folks. that puts her ahead of josh barro dealt a devastating blow with carly fiorina dropping out. he's in back of the pack. still in this with ted cruz at 33 points. michael steele fresh off a bernie sanders new hampshire victory has 7,800 points but our lead with the donald trump whammy pick is jess mcintosh with 7900 points. 272 days to go until election day, that's right, 272, it's still anyone's game including joy reid's because tomorrow former democratic senator jim webb and one of joy reid's draft picks will announce whether he will launch an independent bid for the white house. now the question becomes can jim webb save joy reid? >>> last night, donald trump won new hampshire and along with that win came a raft of commentary about

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i think do we just see george pataki in the audience, the former governor of new york who dropped out a month ago or so. let's go to helen who is in greensboro, north carolina. an independent there. good evening. caller: yes. i'd like to make a comment. talking about bernie sanders and what he's going to give free college and free this and free that. would like the young millenia s to study history. the government doesn't give you anything free. they take it from you. i'm leaning towards rubio. we need a young person that has young ideas, get rid of some of those phonies in wark and put in some new faces. all they do is take money and dislike social security. we don't even get a raise. they make $144,000 a year. get a million dollars for travel. while the social security people, they struggle to make ends meet. so you young people, you need to wise up, study your history. thank you. host: mckean, pennsylvania, also an independent there. steven. welcome. caller: hey, thank you very much. trump said it first. everybody else was the politician normal stuff that you hear that just brain-n

. >> i'm joined by former new york governor, george pataki, who knows firsthand what it is like running this cycle. he suspended his campaign in september. back to new hampshire. >> it's nice to be back. a little crazy, but it will just get crazier. >> welcome to the crazy. you're here on behalf of marco rubio. first piece of good news in 24 hours from marco rubio comes to the wumr tracking poll. trump is sitting at 31, but rubio at 17. there it is. up a point after all of these other polls had him sliding down a bit. now picking back up. obviously, strong second is something the rubio campaign wants. how do you feel like he's recovered from saturday? >> and i think he's doing fine. i've been out talking to people, just over to his headquarters. hundreds of volunteer s from a overhe state and all over the country. i honestly believe they're seeing him as a person who can bring not just republicans, but americans together with a vision as to what we can be as a country again. >> is he ready for that? i look back on saturday, and the most perplexing thing is, governor christie telegraphed

when this race started, george pataki, scott walker, rick perry, bobby jindal, mike huckabee, chris christie, jeb bush, all these governors were in this race. and for a long time in presidential politics, we have talked about the success of governors in presidential politics, especially modern-day presidential politics -- bill clinton, george w. bush being the fine examples from recent history. that is now down to john kasich as the guy that is owning the lane of governors of the executive leadership. and we don't see it resonating in the electorate as an all that important attribute, but it is a small victory for john kasich. >> to add to that, what kasich's top advisor said to me was, could you imagine six months ago that john kasich outlasted jeb bush and even scott walker, who, of course, had the shortest campaign? it is when you take a step back and think about it, kind of remarkable, but i think it also speaks in large part to what you just said, that the appetite for governors is not what we thought it was going into this election. >> at least ten republican candidates, mark preston,

york without erie county, the county i live in, largest up state county in new york, going to george patakiblican governor. when donald trump, he will resoundingly win erie county, that is going to carry the day, if you will for him to pick up the state of new york. i have no doubt the the state ow york is in play with donald trump the republican nominee. bill: you don't know trump well, do you? >> i know donald trump. i have met him before when he considered a run for governor in 2014. i met with mr. trump to discuss that race. he was confident then he could be elected governor. the primary situation was fairly fluid. he opted not to run. but, yes, i know of donald trump. i have met donald trump and he is going to help make america great again and will be a great president. bill: duncan hunter, right, california, has come out supported trump as well. did you go first or did hunter go first. >> actually i was first one to make the endorsement. bill: so, have you talked to duncan hunter? >> i have not run into duncan. we haven't been on the house floor today. i'm sure our paths will cross to

. >> let me bring in former new york governor, george pataki, dropped out of the race for president inh you. >> marco rubio is your guy. >> he's my guy. >> despite what happened saturday night on that stage? >> i don't think it's as bad as the media makes it out to be. he was focused on the fact we need to win the next election because the democrats, not just barack obama but hillary and sanders are trying to fundamentally transform america. they're trying to make us dependent on governor instead of our own abilities. that's not what senator rubio believes. >> but what chris christie was point out, boy in the bubble, canned speeches, talking points. doesn't he have a point? >> marco rubio has an outstanding record of leadership. he did a tremendous job in the vast majority of debates. i believe he's going to be the next president of the united states. the american people want someone who will keep us safe. that's marco rubio. they want someone who isn't an insider in washington but can get things done. he did defunding the obamacare unlimited exchange funding and helping to go after th