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hoik is probably really angry. kennedy: you make the point it's a p.r. move. it is political to megyn. >> i'm a southerner, i have family that owns guns. i have had guns in my house before. i don't think background checks are an appeal of the second amendment. what happened yesterday was red meat to liberals. whenever a massacre happens, from their points of view, it seems that conservatives' answer is a shrug. kennedy: that's not true. that's absolutely not true. >> we are talking politics. that's the perception. many of them look at that and see a sincere man crying. that's the message they are getting. there is no disagreement to it. that's her perception. >> that perception is based on nothing. that's ridiculous. kennedy: perception is not reason enough to pass laws. he's not taking the constitutional directive. you cannot fuss with the constitution with executive actions. he's going to find that out the hard way. he's a constitutional scholar supposedly, he's going to find that out the hard way. >> isn't it strange that when he bombs the doctors without b

marco rubio actually trounces hoik 50% to 41%. ted cruz beats her 50-43. these are the numbers you were alluding to earlier. donald trump comes in 47-44 over mrs. clinton though that's within the margin of error. jeb bush ties hoik at 44-44. do those numbers worry you? >> they are a little worrying. if your candidate was trouncing everybody else. but the marco rubio point is important. i have been saying for months i think he's the gop's strongest chance. if you were watching this weekend on the for you on poverty. donald trump and ted cruz did not bother to show up. you saw marco rubio a real champion of conservative principles. he was talking about more training and providing opportunities. i think those are the ideas that will resonate with conservative voters. fundamentally donald trump isn't a conservative. ted cruz is. there is an interesting piece from david brooks about how ted cruz won't end up appealing to evangelical voters. i don't know if that's true. but ted cruz is the one to watch and if he picks up a republican governor as his vp it will b

martha: hoik facing some trouble heading into the first major contest of 2016.nbc "wall street journal" poll shows her leading in the 48% to 45 per. 45%. look at new hampshire. he has 50% in new hampshire, she is 37%. so is that what we are seeing? is the ground shifting under hillary clinton as she heads into these races the next few weeks? >> in the early state it looks like it. in iowa it's the closest it's been in a long time. while there is volatility in iowa with the des moines register with her up 9 points. the fact she is up 3 in a respected nbc marist poll. it shows she was counting on that aura of inevitability. martha: she was teary in 2008 in new happen shire because thing were change. it raises a question. the same thing could happen again. >> crying in new hampshire would not help hillary clinton recover. if she loses in iowa, you are looking at her losing the first two state. iowa and new hampshire. her team and other observers give it a discount factor because bernie sanders is from next door in vermont. if you were to win iowa first, then win in

we are 26 days to iowa and here is donald trump on hoik. >> hoik doesn't have the strength, the stamina, no, she doesn't have the strength or the stamina. you know what? we can be nice and politically correct. we don't have the type anymore. we need somebody with strength, with stamina, with energy, with big, big, big [inaudible] bill: his strategy for 10 days has been to talk about her stamina. what does he get in that argument? what is that all about? >> it's how he knocked jeb bush out of the race. he talked about bush being low energy. it adhered to jeb bush like velcro and it beat him. whether that with have happened without trump, who knows. but hillary clinton is a lot like jeb bush in that way saying she is a legacy candidate. if they see her as to old, not vital enough, if you can call attention to her health problems maybe that adheres toker in the long run. bill: the crowd for trump are still getting a lot of attention. like this one in massachusetts. it's january. this shot is remarkable. what does crowd size tell us about the eventual vote. >> it tells us something. it does

you could see him while hoik was playing a lot of defense. a young voter in this forum saying, look, my friends, myself, we are supporting or leading in the towards bernie sanders. so we are not seeing enthusiasm for your candidacy. this voter also said there is another problem. watch. >> i heard from quite a few people my age that they think you are dishonest. but would i like to hear from you on why you feel the enthusiasm isn't there. >> i think it depend upon who you are seeing and talking to. today i spent time with about 10 high school students who are enthusiastically working for me. reporter: she is struggling to get that enthusiasm. elsewhere in the forum you saw hillary clinton chapping her hand in the air, being forceful and shouting through most of it as if she has her back against the wall and she is trying to pour it on in the fine days and hours. bernie sanders was on defense as well about his healthcare plan. >> we'll raise taxes, yes, we will. but also let us be clear, chris. there is a little bit of disingenuity out there. w

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let's compare hoik and bernie sanders's tax plans. you have kennedy: hey, there. how are you? great, i'm assume big the way you look. hillary clinton and bernie sanders love taxes. and they have their eyes on your wallet, especially if it's fat. how bad are each of these plans? there is only one man who can answer these questions for the ages. i call it brian-omics. let's discuss what do hillary clinton and bernie sanders' plans have in common? >> they are totally focused on taxing income investments. in different ways, sanders' is worse than clintons because it's much heavier. i think everybody can recognize those are two things we want more of. with china melting down, europe's economy slow. oil prices plummeting, all these problems. the two things we need are more investments and more work. kennedy: don't you need rich people to unshackle that capital? and if there are egregious taxes on their capital gains they will just leave it there. >> they want to penalize people for investing their money well. why would you want to do that? if that's the capital the rest of us use to

that's not hoik. that's bernie sanders for a lot of people. >> why do you want to run on hope?ou got that 8 years ago. people are dissatisfied with hoping. unfortunately hope is like another way of anderring. kennedy: that's all he knows how to do. >> i finds it irritating. the party he hated in 2011 is now glorious. and today it's out of line. this is what people always do. kennedy: he said 2012 was the most important election of our lifetime. mitt romney. then they go spends your money and smile while they do it. thank you so much. they all have great smiles. coming up. isis is printing fake passports. are they trying to come into the west under fake identities? i'm mary ellen, and i quit smoking with chantix. i have smoked for thirty years and by taking chantix, i was able to quit in three months. and that was amazing. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it absolutely reduced my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking o

martha: hoik going one-on-one with voters in iowa, and she faces tricky questions about whether voters can trust her. >> i heard from quite a few people my age that they think you are dishonest. martha: where did that go? an awkward moment. questions about how she handled the sensitive information in her emails. bill: a couple attacked by a man who was just released from prison. what we know about that. martha: a christian pastor held for years in an iranian prison is now back with his family on american soil and he's speaking out. he said no, you are here because you want to use christianity to remove government. i said no i don't want to do that. you know the symptoms when they start. abdominal pain. urgent diarrhea. now there's prescription xifaxan. xifaxan is a new ibs-d treatment that helps relieve your diarrhea and abdominal pain symptoms. and xifaxan works differently. it's a prescription antibiotic that acts mainly in the digestive tract. do not use xifaxan if you have a history of sensitivity to rifaximin, rifamycin antibiotic agents, or any components of xifaxan. tell your do

not on is hoik embracing the president's policies. may have trouble getting the nomination if her legal woes continue. last week we heard the f.b.i. is also investigating the foundation and the pay for play charges. but now she had secret emails above top secret, a december designation. there are no charges yet. judge napolitano: we learned she had a half dozen emails on her home server. she shared a lot of see krets with her friends said blumenthal. en we know these six emails were special access emails that are even a more secretive characteristic than top secret. one can only speculate what this is. it's probably names of foreign agents cooperating with american intelligence. the highest category of protected assets that the federal government has. those names should be put into a non-secure location is a clear direct profound violation of the statute she took an oath to uphold on january 22. >> i think she will be indicted. i think she'll never be the democratic nominee because of the indictment. >> is this more problematic for he

that's not hoik. that's bernie sanders for a lot of people. >> why do you want to run on hope?8 years ago. people are dissatisfied with hoping. unfortunately hope is like another way of anderring. kennedy: that's all he knows how to do. >> i finds it irritating. the party he hated in 2011 is now glorious. and today it's out of line. this is what people always do. kennedy: he said 2012 was the most important election of our lifetime. mitt romney. then they go spends your money and smile while they do it. thank you so much. they all have great smiles. coming up. isis is printing fake passports. are they trying to come into the we were born 100 years ago into a new american century. born with a hunger to fly and a passion to build something better. and what an amazing time it's been, decade after decade of innovation, inspiration and wonder. so, we say thank you america for a century of trust, for the privilege of flying higher and higher, together. ♪ legalzoom has your back. for your business, our trusted network of attorneys has provided guidance to over 100,000 people just like

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talk about hoik going to jail. are all of these things playing into this for investors and for the country? >> before 2008 we saw early on the dwreasks that campaign was -- we saw what that campaign was going to look at. mitt romney was not a viable threat to barack obama's candidacy. we just don't know. and they are scared. lou: are you scared, brad? >> i am. most dangerous time for our country is the next year. we have a president who is the lamest of ducks. our enemies know what they have but they don't know what's coming. when you know what you have you will act out in a way you think you can get away with. 2015 will not only be a volatile name america. it will and volatile time my prediction is all over the world. lou: we have a president who comes out and talks about gun control when the whole world is focused on terrorism and the conflicts in the middle east. the threats of the chinese with it's the south china sea. and the president comes out and starts talking about a gun control ask fiat and signs an exec

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bill: i was surprised hoik's name was not invoked more last night. were you? >> well, no. i wasn't surprised. but it's worth you pointing it out. what that suggests to me is the republican primary race is have much. >> marco rubio i think went into it in quite detail. it is an applause line but it doesn't serve to contrast them from one another. if they say we don't like hillary clinton, they all agree on that. bill: it was my sense in debate number one her name came up a lot more. mk, was there a clear winner last night? yes or no. >> i think cruz came out on top and maybe rubio and christie. with trump and cruz fighting each other they can rise to the top as well. mary katharine ham, and david, thank you. martha: cruz turning the tables on trump. maria will be here coming up. those weren't the only two going at one another. governor christie had a few word for marco rubio. >> i like marco rubio, he's a good guy, a smart guy and would be a heck of a better president than hillary clinton would ever be. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy

and do they trust hoik? where i disagree with art is i don't think hillary is a fine person. i think she is out to basically be the first female president and all of that nonsense. but i don't think she gives a tinker's damn about this country. charles: her trustworthiness issues are haunting her. she may not be the democratic nominee. but we do know who is the democratic nominee will peddle this us versus them and the only narrative to fix this country is to take from one group and gift to another. >> you look at those numbers, that is a crisis. there are a lot of democrats who are very, very nervous. joe biden is kicking himself for not getting in this race. arthur and i have worked with a lot of these republican candidates to get them on a pro-growth tax message. i think that will be the big issue once the republicans chose it. they are saying plant out the rates. cut that corporate rate. we'll bring jobs back to the united states. what are the democrats talking about? class warfare. raising rates. why would anybody invest in the united states with a 49% capital gains rate

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he is among the presidential candidate saying hoik is getting special treatment from the white house amid the growing investigation into her email server. a campaign spokeperson accusing the inspector general who was nominated by president obama, they are saying he is conspiring with republicans to leak details on this investigation. we bring in former indiana senator evan bayh and monica crowley. nor, let me start with you. your reaction to donald trump saying basically hillary clinton is putting her arms around president obama because she doesn't want to be put into the clink in his words. >> i agree with the statement about general petraeus. he was right about that. but i disagree with the second part of the statement. it's pretty clear hillary clinton is running a democratic primary and obama has about a 90% approval rating so she is trying to appeal to those voters by showing she is supportive of the president. it's internal democratic party politic. martha: hillary in terms of your thought, she may be trying to embrace the president to save herself but it's too late. >> i don't

we need to remember hoik cannot be elected. she is disqualified from being commander-in-chief.he lied about benghazi and stored choosified information on her personal server. someone like that cannot be commander-in-chief. martha: ted cruz says in the end there's going to be a conservative standing and populist standing. he says donald trump is now that establishment guy. you have got bob dole and trent lott and the governor of high what lining up behind donald trump. >> they are not lining up behind donald trump. they are telling their opinion about ted cruz. ted cruz is a very calculated person. he said he's against epto ethanol in new hampshire and for it in iowa. he was for the trade deal. martha: he said he would not stand for ethanol subsidies in iowa and he got credit for that. >> he had somebody in the line ask him a question about that an changed his position a little bit. i saw him vote against crop insurance and came back and changed his vote. he's incredibly calculated. this thing he's saying about trump is part of that calculation. i'm a consistent conservative. i

hoik stepping up their attacks on bernie sanders who has seen a rise in polling. the two candidates sparring over guns and race in america among many others. >> the fact is, we have the affordable care act, one of the greatest accomplishments of president obama and the democratic party and our country. >> the secretary neglected to mention 29 million still have no health insurance and own more 0 under insured with huge co-payments and deductibles. >> to tear it up and push our country into that contentious debate i think is the wrong direction. >> we are going to tear this up and go forward. >> he has voted with the nra, the gun lobby numerous times. he voted to let guns go into amtrak and national parks. >> i don't get personal speaking fees from goldman sachs. bill: byron, i want to show our viewers how competitive this race is. in iowa too close to call. clinton 46.8. sanders 42.8. new hampshire sanders has the lead by 6 points based on that average of the polling. this is very competitive and close. >> you just gave a good flavor of that debate. it was the mos

he's only going to get in if hoik doesn't win the nomination.s not going to hurt the republicans at all. if he does get in, it's a landslide for republicans. martha: i want to get into this issue things donald trump said in the past. if he runs the table and gets the nomination of his party. he's doing well when you look at the early states. and you look at the head-to-head potential for him perhaps with hillary clinton, or with bernie sanders, you can see into the future that they are going to continually bring up things he said in the past and why he changed his opinion now. that's why i brought up this question earlier about what he will do to get elected. it raises questions about whether he says things to get elected or whether he believes the things he's saying now because of what he said in the past. >> i think the past comments people have been talking about are just that, in the past. he talked about the reasons he changed position on personal experience. he's a businessman. he never proposed legislation and never voted on legislation.

what behind his comment is the rivalry with hoik over the years. these are people who manage themselves being president of the united states, and joe biden privately thinks of the children tons what most of us think, that they are appallingly unethical. reporter: no one questions bernie's authenticity on those issues. that's what he said. >> you had me on a few times to answer the question why did joe biden say that. i think biden's word weren't chosing artfully. but on income inequality issues. bill: does he tell you where he is on her candidacy. >> i could not do the job that josh does. that is a tough job. but i do think that it was meant as a big. it sounds like it was meant as a big. but i don't think hillary has initial you at all. i want you to react to what donald trump said about her with jimmy fallon. watch. >> she is having a tough time. she has got some guy who should be easy to beat. how can you lose like this. he really isn't even a democrat. he said he's a socialist. i think he's a step beyond a socialist and he's not doing well. i t

the campaign trail, trump on the offensive about cruz' citizenship and he's taken a bonus shot at hoik