go to you first on this, geraldo.hree arguably, i guess you could call them establishment candidates and three outsider candidates. who has the most to lose on thursday night. >> i think in a way rand paul, who you did not number, now announcing he won't show up at the undercard. i lament he is not on the main stage. he has unique message. others have more or less philosophical, idealogical place, he is unique, libertarian thing. fact not going to bluster and turning desert to scorch earth and taking on isis all rest of it. i will miss him and lament his passing. melissa: he is not dead though. >> i think he is. melissa: he is a alive. he is not going to the debate. >> i don't think he is going any further. >> the problem where he is acting is very unprofessional, talking like a whiney baby. how he will protest the debate. be happy you have this platform. you like his message. he was once considered most interesting man in politics but what he is selling america is not buying. >> clearly. >> libertarian movement at le

you and geraldo are the lawyers on this. see no issue here for ted cruz. >> i have no issue whatsoever. he has duel citizenship because his mom is a u.s. citizen, so he gets naturalized citizen as a result of that. this has already been looked into. in fact, on my radio show today chris christie came to the defense of ted cruz noting that -- i guess at a rally, one of those iran rallies on capitol hill, i believe even donald trump, according to christie, had acknowledged that ted cruz was eligibility and just because he was born in canada, in this case -- >> he gave up his canadian citizenship. you think there might be something to this? >> i totally disagree. i think trump was brilliant to raise this issue. when my wife was pregnant, you have to come home, he has to be born in the united states. a child of a citizen of the united states born abroad or born where so ever is a citizen if he or she so chooses. there's no doubt that ted cruz is a citizen. >> but that's natural born. >> but he has to be a natural born -- >> that

or any other spouses -- >> no, geraldo, geraldo -- >> is this fair game to you?it was a great moment, a republican debate. i thought it really stunk. >> i ban the phrase. >> i dropped the pen. >> it was a funny line for a show like "the five" and i admit i've said things as crass as that at this table. i'm not sure it's relevant to the debate. >> let me ask you is there any other marriage of any of these people running for the highest office in the land, that would be similarly appropriate to attack in this fashion? >> i don't know. that's a tough question. >> do we go after jeb bush and his wife, for instance? >> i don't know. >> for what? i agreed with you, geraldo. that's why i'm confused. >> when you look at the campaign trail like mary pat is always with chris christie. they're very strong. you know, united team. well every time i've been out, i've seen them together. they're campaigning. >> bolling is rolling his eyes. >> when george w. bush was in office. how appropriate was it for him to talk about his children. people talk about -- like the star magazine

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geraldo the story is still developing and breaking. have we heard where they found him and/or anything? >> have we heard retirement is postponed couple month because of collapse of the dow? melissa: so there is that, yes. >> he should have sold stocks for the infrastructure he must have created to dig that mile-long hole. it was incredible excavation. it showed that he bought and paid for officials from prison guards up to prison administrators, maybe even beyond. maybe even capital of mexico city. he was a billionaire drug lord. perhaps the person, individual, most responsible for flood of heroin on to the streets in places likes chicago and may i add manchester, new hampshire, one overdose death every single day. this is blow. it is good news. will he be replaced? his second-in-command cruz is on the lamb. he escaped murderous shootout. i had that wrong when i did liz claman's show an hour ago. i know the mexican marines, elite force that surrounded el chapo and his thug, killed five of them at least as they captured el chapo. some d

geraldo, look, i have had donald trump on this program., like, every other candidate, fair time to get his views out. this is an issue that goes back five months now. why is he focused on one moderator and why would he expect that he gets to pick and choose who the moderators in a debate format are going to be and what's it say to the people of iowa? >> there is no doubt, sean, you are absolutely correct. fox news is right. donald trump as much as i love him has no authority or right or privilege to dictate to us who we assign to a certain story. he's absolutely gone beyond the pale. i totally get that. but i also think that this is a lose-lose. this is an awful development. i wish it never happened. this is like a bar fight between brothers. you know, all this glass is broken. when the bartender is sweeping up the glass and your mom is bailing you out, you say what the hell was that about? i just think that it was absolutely unnecessary. i think the democrats are giving themselves high fives right now. instead of listening to the substanc

joining us with reaction is geraldo riviera. let's go to the shootout. this sophisticated tunnel. you can see the violence, remember, you have a really substantial unit of the elite mexican marines in a gun fight. they bust into el chapo's hide sout, with his -- >> he escaped. >> but the fact is why did he escape? because his body guards dug in and fought until they were killed. five were killed. it shows you the loyalty, it shows you the fact they were willing to die to let el chapo escape. we ran through a tunnel, ran another mile. got out of the tunnel. it rained and the tunnel was flooded. he had to get out of a man hole and my point is, it is that loyalty and money and fear makes it impossible for him to be held in a mexican prison. >> can they have helped authorities locate him? but that wasn't his intention. this guy is responsible for bringing more drugs into the u.s., killing more kids. you see the addiction rate after these kids get addicted. it's massive. they're targeting these cartels. our young kids. >> i think that you put too much of a mo

with us geraldo rivera. what have you learned since you left gretchen and trish's show? >> we have a clear picture how it went down. dramatic, three days or so ago, they got a tip from someone in sinaloa about the nondescript white house and the coming and going of armored cars, armored thugs. the mexican best law enforcement agency ironically part of the military, the marines, part of the department of the navy in mexico as it is here in the united states. marines, this elite force surrounded, demand they'd come in. the people inside come out. there was an intense fire fight. five of the bad guys, el chapo's bodyguards were slain. six people including the kingpin drug fugitive escaped. but this man has enormous resources. he will escape again if he's not extradited to the united states. wanted in seven different district jurisdictions here in the united states. he must be extradited and as soon as possible. liz: look, i was looking at drug addiction across the united states. there have been more heroin overdoses, they jumped exponentially. you can say definitively that

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geraldo rivera and laura ingraham are here with reaction. >> this is a president who sees the world as he wishes it was. >> president obama's isis strategy is coming under fire from the republican candidates. former secretary of defense donald rumsfeld is here tonight to weigh in. all of that plus senator rand paul is here and "duck dynasty" star stops by to debate his father on trump versus cruz. well, hannity tonight, the iowa caucuses seven days awe and brand-new fox news poll numbers show donald trump surging in iowa. trump leads with 34%. senator ted cruz in second, 23%. followed by senator marco rubio who has 12%. and next are dr. ben carson and senator rand paul and it's christie, bush, huckabee and santorum. over in new hampshire, latest numbers show that donald trump in front with a whopping 31%. cruz is second with 14%. marco rubio in third with 13%. and then followed by kasich and jeb bush and then christie, paul, carson. here to talk about this and more, senior correspondent geraldo rivera and a rare in-studio appearance by laura ingraham. editor in chief of life set.com. g

now all of a sudden, and i understand geraldo's enjoying this because this is sort of like the iran/iraqwar, he's like the mullahs. >> come on, jonah, geez. >> that's when henry kissinger said he hopes they both lose. trump has the only chance really against the demographic headwinds that the republican candidate faces of getting -- >> i think he opens up -- >> the charisma. >> i think african-americans might if trump stays on this crazy immigration thing, see in his policies some kind of salvation in terms of -- >> but does he put new jersey and pennsylvania in play? >> i think he puts in play a lot of people, a lot of reagan democrats. >> can cruz do that? >> chris christie did it, why not donald trump. >> i think ted cruz. >> i don't know. >> comes down to trump and cruz. then you have a different dynamic going into -- >> you're right. >> -- from a general. >> we've got to roll. guys, good to see you. >> i was there when ted cruz was begging for money right here in manhattan. >>> coming up next right here on "hannity" -- >> the fact is we have the affordable care act. that is one of t

bush attorney tom dupre, geraldo rivera and spokesperson for the trump campaign katrina rivera. relevant code is u.s. code 1401 and said the following as it relates to nationals and citizens of the united states at birth. a person born outside of the united states and its outlying possessions of parents one of whom is a citizen of the u.s. who is physically present in the u.s. or one of its outlying possessions for a continuous period of one year prior to the birth of such a person and other of whom is a national but not a citizen of the united states. let's good to section g. it says, a person born outside of the geographical limits of the u.s. and outlying possessions of parents one of whom is an alien and other a citizen of the u.s. who prior to the birth of such person was physically present in the united states or its outlying possessions for a period or period totaling not less than five years at least two of which were after attaining age 14 years. >> what is the glaring omission, shawn? you have to see that what is not in the statutes? what is not in the statutes is a de

what say you, geraldo? >> i think that thank goodness you're in favor of background checks for gun purchasers. >> 80% of americans according to the polls, 80%, have no problem with background checks. >> so why all this fuss then about the president bringing it up? >> because the fuss is that the president is not putting the emphasis on the right place. for example, as i said earlier, if you make gun crimes federal crimes with mandated ten-year prison sentences, you really can cut into bad guys -- >> i like that idea. 400 million guns in the united states of america -- >> you know what you can't do anything about that because that's the second amendment. that's what happened here because of the westward expansion. >> well i don't want to make your hair stand on end. i think the second amendment as construed by the federal courts in recent decades as stupid and the nra is full of baa loanny. >> it doesn't matter what you think because that's the reality and that's what we want to deal with here. >> geraldo, d

ambassador but geraldo rivera. >> i really am.

more on that with geraldo coming up in a few minutes. >>> hillary clinton a run for her money. the latest poll shows them running neck and neck in iowa and new hampshire. ed henry following the campaign. i can imagine the clinton camp woke up a lit nervous or a lot nervous to these new polls. >> today this is what the washington post called the nightmare scenario for hillary clinton that the front runner could lose iowa and new hampshire. her campaign manager acknowledged they are trailing in new hampshire. he also admitted that this race is tightening big time in iowa. look at the new poll numbers out from the wall street journal specifically in iowa. clinton 48%, sanders 45%. she used to have a double digit lead. same poll new hampshire sanders 50%, clinton 46% and remember fox news kicked this off a few days ago. a new fox poll in new hampshire bigger lead for sanders 50% to 37%. hillary clinton is in iowa right now. a moment ago she said i'm not taking anything for granted. she doesn't have that luxury anymore. >> very interesting. they say the snapshot of that particular d

the news and we aree shocked to see we're not on it because we've been replaced by immigrants like geraldo rivera. >> and many are looking at the possibility that new york mayor bloomberg would enter the race, if trump or cruz are their party nominees. hillary said she wowold save him the trouble. >> i will relieve him of that and get the nomition so he doesn't have to. >> and polls have them neck in eck. dan schanaman, nbc 6 news. >>> still ahead, alaska shaken up literally. a earthquake hii the state putting residents there on high alert tonight. >>> plus tackling zika. olympic officials outline a plan to fend off the oureakak ahead of the summer games. >>> and later, anothr slam dunk an nba legend >>> as you could see there is a clean-up on all aisles after a powerful earthquake knocks alaska. it knocks items off ofhelves in anchorage. 30 homes were evacuated after a gas leak was reported. one home later caught fire but quickly put out. there were no reports of any serious injuries. just a lot of people left in awe tonight. >>> an olympic size effort to try to stop the spread of the zik

. >> we're turning on the tv and we've been replaced by immigrants lii geraldo rivera. >>. >> reporter: on meet the pss, hillary clinton said she would save bloomberg the trouble. >> i'll relieve him of that and get the nomination so he doesn't have to. cruz and trump continue to battle for the gop lead. >>> we're one week into tax season and if you are getting ready topay uncle sam there's a couple of changes that maybe you want to knoww about that could impact you in a good way. good news if you are a proceed crafter, the deadline has been moved to 18th it's a leap year. if you have to disclose where you bought your health insurance from. >>> it's that time of the week. >> this week's about pick is plantation high school. this high school has a highly rank aerospace technology program >>> are we still talking about high school here? wow. nbc 6 reporter ario sd odzer will be with us. >>> an incredible story of perseverance. >> one man proves anything is possible if you are passionate enough. >> coming up on nbc 6 news at 5:00 this morning. how an nba legend surprpses a florida cop and

morning and are shocked to see we're not even on it because we've been replaced by immigrants like geraldo river rock. >> krystal: that's tina fey. she is so funny. she was portraying that's causing our trending this weekend. the show spoofed palin's return to the political spotlight following her endorsement of donald trump. also making a return, that guy, bill hammond. he played trump. at the end of her speech palin admits she doesn't think trump should be president but heomised her a spot in his cabinet. >> jeff: he is perfect for trump. just like tina fey is for sarah palin. >> krystal: they nail it. >> jeff: chris rock says he will not be stepping down from hosting the academy awards. he was already working on his monologue when the all white nominations caused an uproar and talk of boycotts. rock says he will not boycott the show. but he's not going to ignore the issue either. his producer says rock is throwing out what he had with the original monologue. he's writing a new one. so we'll see what he comes up the 88th academy awards on february 28th. you got to imagine he is going to

that becameover when they signed geraldo parra. that is start-up money meaning somebody else has to go. we are going to play drew's clues. clue number one, he was hoping to move the raiders from oakland. back to los angeles. but the nfl owners kicked the chargers and the rams instead tonight. clue number two at the league's prez conference. he said we came in third with a big smile on his face. and clue number three, though he is a multibillionaire, he doesn't spend any money on haircuts. the answer is raiders owner, mark davis. [ laughter ] >> maybe he just needs a little gel. >> he needs more than that. pete rose needs gel too. i have a very rare mark davis which he is wearing the same helmet. >> kyle, don't touch that. >> 52 degrees and we take a slide into the weekend with a few flurries. but drew says says not to worry. >> yeah, we got this. >> see you tomorrow.

or charlie blackmon or all that becameover when they signed geraldo parra. that is start-up money meaning somebody else has to go. we are going to play drew's clues. clue number one, he was hoping to move the raiders from oakland. back to los angeles. but the nfl owners kicked the chargers and the rams instead tonight. clue number two at the league's prez conference. he said we came in third with a big smile on his face. and clue number three, though he is a multibillionaire, he doesn't spend any money on haircuts. the answer is raiders owner, mark davis. [ laughter ] >> maybe he just needs a little gel. >> he needs more than that. pete rose needs gel too. i have a very rare mark davis bobble head doll? which he is wearing the same helmet. >> kyle, don't touch that. >> cut around the front. >> 52 degrees and we take a slide into the weekend with a few flurries. but drew says says not to worry. >> yeah, we got this. >> see you tomorrow. extra >>> david bowie's secretive final days. who knew the rock legend was and the moment his ex-wife got the shocking news

. >> reporter: mary ann geraldo pushed her double stroller the length of the march to register her objection to the casino plan. appropriate, for the community, or any of the surrounding area. >> i don't think it is a good idea. >> reporter: at the gas station across the street from belmont, mixed feelings. >> i think it is good. i play poker. so hopefully it will enhance the neighborhood. and give people a place to go. >> reporter: voters in the streets on a cold winter day may make plans for a casino at belmont, anything but a sure bet. in longmont, long island, steve langford, cbs 2 news. >> we have not heard back for comment. >>> a child falls out of a window in jersey city. investigators say the 4-year- old plunged from a 66th story window on newark avenue. it happened earlier this evening. condition. the jersey city police department is calling the situation a tragedy and says the hudson county prosecutor's office is investigating. >>> now to campaign 2016. with iowa caucus voting just two days away, hillary clinton's last-minute overshadowed by more e-mail issues. craig bosswell has m

charles: let me chime in on this, geraldo.aybe you think he's a journalist, but i can tell you right now rolling stone has a reputation for saying some of the ugly people in positive lights or or at least portraying them there, whether it's the boston bombers or these kind of guys. my son reads the magazine and he's 19 and forwards the article and almost, you know, john gotti walking in places and being a celebrity. almost mitigating the horrific acts that they commit and turning them into people to be admired and i think that rubs people the wrong way. >> first of all, you cannot deny, but that el chapo in many of these drug lords have the robin hood image in their home turf. why? >> look at all the civilians who have been slaughtered by them. >> i'm in no way diminishing. i interviewed charles manson and doesn't make me a murderer. charles: awe gave-- >> we gave him plenty of coverage and it's a perversity, john dillinger, bohny and clyde, come on, charles and these people have a-- >> i understand that and i understand that

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. >> amy: call geraldo. >> amy: caught sharing answers on exams. the sheriff said that deputy training was up to exam phase. one of the trainees turned to a current deputy and asked for study material. soon after the deputy gave the trainees a copy of an actual exam. and they said that that deputy >> john: citrus greening disease has wiped out acres of citrus in revenue. there's a new method to stop the disease. researchers at the university of florida are developing a machine that uses lasers to treat infected trees. nelson believes that the technology could restore the citrus industry. >> that is going to kill our citrus industry, unless we are successful. we are going to be successful. >> john: researchers could not give an 12eu789 of how long -- could not give an estimate of how long it would take to treat the trees. that would be great news for the local industry. >> john: breaking news. authorities are looking for two missing kids right now. >> amy: the children may be with a man who was wanted for a deadly shooting. a woman may be with them

reporter: geraldo made the point sometimes a guilty person can be set up.e there was a purported planted evidence by the police, it doesn't mean that there wasn't that and the guilt thing going on at the same time. we have seen it before in many famous cases. when you watch this docu-series, a lot of people say it was told from the perspective of the defense and it was. because that's who the film makers had access to. but going over the evidence, there is a lot of stuff. there is a key that's found. teresa's car key was found in steven avery's trailer. after multiple searches. ed the sheriff's department shows you have and all of a sudden the key is there and it wasn't there on previous searches. why did it turn up with only steven avery's dna and not hers. kennedy: what do you think is going to happen? do you think social media mob mentality is going to win the day? do you see hip being exonerated? reporter: everybody is asking for the president to offer a pardon. he can't, it's not a federal case. the only thing that can happen now for steven avery is th

geraldo rivera. thank you so much. we have more on the dropping story out of philadelphia.ice officer was shot and ambushed by a gunman at close range. stay with me. ♪ trish: 292,000 jobs to the economy. this is reaction in the market today. off a touch. fixed today. back into negative territory. investors trying to figure out what direction we are heading in. whether or not the fed will be there to help us. i want to turn to a breaking story. a 30-year-old man is in custody for shooting a police officer in the name of islam. bodi bill and pat brosnan join me now. great to have you guys here. they goodness this police officer is in stable condition. a made thing, considering he was shot 11 times. >> first off, my prayers go out to this officer. real hero. they goodness he was able to get shots off and hit this creep. i wrote this article for the washington times. that is a perfect example of radical islam. everyone wants a connection to isis. it will not be a connection. this is an idea. a value of a person. under the name of,. this is what we will be facing in the future.

geraldo said it on a show i won't mention. rhymes with the vibe.here are many who were saying that was a subtle jab at new york. >> i didn't get that. but i did get a trump is not one of you kind of argument. i thought rubio was very strong in that final third. you throw in the kitchen sink at ted cruz. >> he files it on. this must drive you crazy to see a dazzling array of talent when the other side is a lonely sack of bozos. i was watching a different channel. >> the winner is rand paul not going to the debate. he got more attention for not going to the debate. the other winners bernie sanders and hillary clinton. >> you are being disingenuous which is a long word for lying. there are people on the stage that did well. >> he did quite well when he gave the new york sill little kwee back to cruz. if cruz mentioned we are moone obama going to take your guns. he keeps lying about that, it is not true. >> that is based on legitimate positions when you talk about gun control. the other thing is the former attorney general speaking for cruz said, what

. >> there was a charge by geraldo that the new york values thing was anti-semitic. >> you don't know going to say i know the guy's heart. i can understand why people say it looked like a wink and nod toward. >> why? >> i disagree. >> media and wall street. >> i'm a new yorker, i'm not jewish. >> i agree up here i'm not-x jewish. >> williams and o'reilly are not jewish. you see, this is the kind of stuff i hate about politics. unless someone is overtly attacking a group, you don't say that he is insinuating something unless he says it. that's not fair. >> mary katharine said a moment ago she thought that trump -- that cruz was, in fact, hitting and laying some hay makers to use your language against trump. is he laying hay makers in terms of saying cruz is not popular, even among republicans and. >> that doesn't have it do with anything. >> cruz is an outsider because he took loans from goldman sachs and city bank and went to all these establishment elite schools. >> i don't know. i wish they would stop with the nonsense and get into the policy. the anti-semitic charge, mary katharine

geraldo rivera and laura ingraham are here with reaction. >> this is a president who sees the world asobama's isis strategy is coming under fire from the republican candidates. former secretary of defense donald rumsfeld is here tonight to weigh in. all of that plus senator rand paul is here and "duck dynasty" star stops by to debate his father on trump versus cruz. well, hannity tonight, the iowa ca

you have allen grayson and geraldo. in november upheld the spot after hearing. but the chairman of the commission in new hampshire said this issue is not settled at all. the courts have never said anything when it comes to the presidency and natural borne citizen despite stuff thrown at us. let me go down to this question. what is this? this is the most conservative candidate and he has to defend his americanism. >> it is absurd. i think trump has hit a candidate's weak spot and cruz who has maintained this uneasy detente is put in a difficult place because trump will elbow him. cruz will have great difficulty responding. it's not a totally unprecedented situation. john mccain born in the panama canal. >> this is about if your parents -- it's true as cruz argued and i argued if your parent is a republican -- i mean an american, you are. if that is the case what is this whole thing about obama? nobody doubted his mother was his mother. if there is anything to cruz's argument then why was obama having to defend his americanism? why did he have to defend he was ame

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geraldo joins us.n your talk show a lot. >> she was on the show talking about being the wife of the rocker, ran into bowie a couple of times over the 40 years we were on the planet together and professional life. he's so original, constantly evolving. he had, you know, i think he has to be given credit, he had five careers in five different guys, five different personas. he really spanned this arc and remember, he come up at the same time, just a couple of years after the stones and the beatles and to carve out something unique, with that kind of competition. he did in a very big way. >> he disappeared. he was gone for a while. he was fine -- >> i think he used to do that on a regular basis, that's why nobody really understood this was his fatal illness, they kept him out of the public eye the last year and a half. i'd constantly disappear and come back as someone else, ziggy stardust or whatever. >> a couple of days ago releasing his 25th album. >> 28th. >> i read 25. but 20-something. >> 25, 28, it's

morning and are shock to do see we are not even on it because we have been replaced by immigrants like geraldofun. she just says whatever she wants. it's like her mouth starts driving before her brain gets in the car. >> joining us now from washington, lisa booth and in new york city lee carter, both are communications experts. and miss carter we'll begin with you. >> hi, bill. >> do you think that "saturday night live" has any effect at all on1sñis3 votig patterns. >> i don't. i don't think this is going to have any impact at all on anything that's happening in iowa and anything that's happening in new hampshire. it was maybe some people might say it was funny, it was palin coming out, again, as tina fey coming out as palin. we can laugh at that or whatever. people who love trump love donald trump. >> okay. let me challenge you though. two of the most devastating parodies on snl, miss booth, were george w. bush, okay. and they portrayed him as a bumbling guy and sarahb palin. which you just saw. i'm telling you, i think that in some people's minds, they take on that persona. they don't feel t

i just missed geraldo. saturday. friday, this happens friday night into saturday.son's car. the next picture is adrian and i -- that's saturday night. sunday morning. check this one out. eric is shoveling out his car. the guy who had the right idea straight through the whole weekend is the dog freedom. there he is. >> he was done. >> the fire is so nice. >> he had the right idea. >> wow! dana. >> we were out and about with jasper who was sick last week. central park was like disneyland. he was marking his jonas appearance. this is my favorite picture of the weekend. he loves to catch snowballs, he and i were there together. he really hates the salt that they have to use to help melt the ice. he wouldn't walk on the sidewalk. peter had to carry him in. there is pet friendly you can get, building owners, if you want to try that out. we had so much fun. it was joyous at central park. you. >> made him carry an 80 pound dog after a snowstorm? >> he's only 62 pounds. you're being a debbie downer. >> they're different from pictures you sent me of jasper. >> i make snow an

turn on the news every morning and are shocked to see we are not even on its because immigrants like geraldo rivera. >> she is fun. she says whatever she wants. it's like her mouth starts driving before her brain gets in the car. laura: tina fey does not disappoint. todd: i actually saw sarah palin , i am not sure i could tell the difference. laura: she has got the voice down. next at 10:00 sound asleep. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. give us a plan. the world a president has to grapple with, sometimes you can't even imagine. that's the job. and she's prepared for it like no other. a tireless secretary of state, standing up against the abuse of women and girls. negotiating a cease-fire in gaza, leading the diplomacy that keeps us out of war. the presidency is the toughest job in the world... and she's t

geraldo said that yesterday, that i won't mention.showed up in the observer, other places are saying that was a subtle jab at new york. >> i didn't get that. but i did get a trump's not one of you kind of argument. i thought rubio was very strong in the final third. throw in the kitchen sink. >> that was great. just piles it on. does it drive you crazy to see a dazzling display of talent when the other side is a sack of bozos? >> i did see that during the debate. i was watching a different channel. the winner of that debate was rand paul. actually not going to the debate. he got more attention for not going to the debate. the other winners, bernie sanders and hillary clinton. those are the winners of the republican debate. >> you're being disingenuous. that's a long word for lying. obviously there are people on that stage that did very well. >> well, i thought -- >> come on. >> i thought the new york soliloquy back to cruz, i thought that was the finest moment of the trump campaign. if cruz mentions one more time that obama is going t

they might have been -- >> geraldo -- >> thank you very much. for joining us live. straight ahead governor chris christie is going to be joining us live. >>> quick headlines now. al sharpton taking to twitter to blast this year's oscars nomination for being too white. the reverend said a hollywood has a fraudulent image of progressive and liberal politics and policies. we must take direct action to correct this. talk is cheap. >>> and remember this? >> and i have to call the murdered the murdered and i have to call the murderers the murderers. >> police officers boycotting quentin tarantino's film "the hateful eight" after he called them murderers you just heard. and now the film is bombing at the box office. not even breaking even. cops say their outrage is behind the tanking numbers. i don't doubt it. a lot of cops. a lot of cop families. >> tuesday night i watched story time with barack obama, and i got to tell you, it sounded like everything in the world was going amazing. you know? >> we've got new jersey governor chris christie slamming president obama's state

. >>> is hello, i'm dana perino, along with kimberly guilfoyle, geraldo rivera, eric bolling and gregkimberly has a buffet, and this is "the five." 4 . >>> only 17 days until iowa and the gop presidential contenders ratcheted up their battle for the nomination last night in charleston. there's a ton to react to. let's begin with one of the most dramatic exchange of the night when ted cruz turns the tables on donald trump over the issue of his citizenship. >> the birther theorys that donald has been relying on, some of the more extreme ones insist that you must not only be born on u.s. soil, but have two parents born on u.s. soil.

morning and are shocked to see we're not even on it because we've been replaced by immigrants like geraldofun. she just says whatever she wants. it's like her mouth starting driving before her brain gets in the car. >> now, i doubt sarah palin appreciated that impression. the show, of course, oftentimes goes after republican politicians, conservative figures, but sometimes they do take shots at the other side as well. larry david was announced as the host of the show for february 6th. so right between the iowa caucuses and the new hampshire primary. the show will have ample opportunity to poke fun at sanders and the democratic race right after the caucuses. fred, back to you. >> all right. thanks so much, brian. a fun political season on "snl" indeed. >>> we'll be right back. >>> hello again, everybody. i'm fredricka whitfield. they're still cleaning up but stom new yorkers are figuring out a way to have a little fun. here's jason carroll. >> reporter: everyone doing everything they can to enjoy every inch of snow. if you're going to do that, this is probably one of the major spots to do i

you seem to think he did a good job and so does geraldo. i'm with bolling on this.y one of his weakest performances. >> okay, why? >> because, it's actually has a lot to do with the fact that he seemsx(f very uncomfortable. he has this dear in the headlights look on the face. he doesn't land any punches. made that stupid attack on trump on the muslim issue which was just a set up for trump to call him weak which i think we could all see that coming. he hasn't been able to really -- to break through on the stage. at this point, if he can't do it by now, we will cut him some slack earlier on in the race you are getting comfortable and rusty. at this point he should be able to bring a game at this point and he is not. >> i don't know what the a game would be. i'm analyzing these guys for who they are not who people wish they would be. >> right. >> jeb bush is a reserved man. he is not a bomb thrower. not an entertainer. doesn't go out for rhetorical excess. running on a platform, look, i know what i'm doing. i can protect the country. can i revive the economy. i have d

morning and are shocked to see we're not even on i want because we've been replaced by immigrants like geraldo >> i think tina fey having way too much fun last night on "saturday night live." we enjoyed again as they played sarah palin giving a hint there to palin's endorsement of donald trump. another big endorsement or two really to talk about in the presidential race coming up overnight "the des moines register" endorsing marco rubio and hillary clinton, just eight days before the iowa caucuses. that also happened yesterday. joining us now "des moines register" opinion editor lin hicks and here at the table attorney and nbc news contributor and "new york post" editorial writer. lynn, starting with you. i want to go straight to the comments that were made on "the des moines register" about how you picked your endorsements and let's start with marco rubio. some of the wording is, and i'll read straight from it here, senator marco rubio has the potential to chart a new direction for the party. republicans have the opportunity to define their party's future in this election, they could choose a