in falls church, peggy fox, wusa 9. >>> changing jeb stewart's name would cost about $700,000.pponents argue that money should be spent on education, not a name change. >>> on another front. a virginia school board has federal judge not to force it to allow a transgender teenager to use a boy's bathroom when classes start this fall. the placer county school board said allowing gavin grim to use boys room would allow severe disruptions. last year, the board ruled to allow him to use the rest room to correspond with his gender identity. >>> the police chief said it is the worst crash he's seen. five dead; police say the victims are all in their late teens or early 20s. eyewitnesses say two cars were racing when another car pulled out in front of them. all three collided. >>> police say a naked man, shouting about donald trump, jumped off of the back of a grandstand. he fell about 50 feet. missing a giant air bag police brought in. police say he was conscious and stable when medics took him they said the man was a fashion model and student at columbia university. >>> get a check o

bush telling iowa that people have to be paid to go to a jeb bush rally.his thing that they were doing with the shirts off it's not a supportive hillary clinton thing. but now here's the news. the clinton campaign has decided to make these guys part of their campaign effort. they have turned their most recent moment pranking hillary clinton into a hillary clinton campaign instagram video that is celebrating hillary clinton and these prankstepranksteres. >> hillary, they're kicking us out and we have our shirts on. >> you know what, as long as they don't take anything else off. you go the to make split decisions. that's what leadership is all about. okay. where was i? i got to admit it is a little distracting standing up here looking at them so i'm going to look over this way and i'm going to look over that way. i'm going to look back there. okay. so as i was saying -- >> so what to make of this. i am not sure if the clinton campaign knows what those guys were up to with the shirtless thing. this is part of their ongoing campaign to prank and mock hillary c

not only defeated jeb bush and marco rubio.humiliated them so much, jeb bush reduced to apologizing to his mother on twitter. john: jeb bush did a pretty good job as governor. >> just like johnson, right? john: johnson did a better job. bush would have been better than trump who wants to deport ten million people, build this wall. bullies people, threatens people with libel suits if they argue with him? >> if there's one thing libertarians agree on is that war is the worst thing government can do. jeb bush said the iraq war was not a mistake. for you to say jeb bush would be better than trump, fine, you should be voting for the republican. john: well, it's true, trump did say we should get our allies to spend more to defend themselves. >> sure. john: i like that. >> and said to bring the troops home. he said i'd rather be spending money on schools than wars. that's going the libertarian direction, isn't it? john: sure he picks something out that sounds good. >> you know how they're lying? their lips are moving. donald trump has

jeb bush, for example, spent more than $36 million in new hampshire., meanwhile, has spent so little on his campaign that according to the new york times, he might actually make money on it, thanks to supporters who have bought millions of dollars worth of "make america great again" hats and t-shirts. trump's campaign is basically just an old navy that happens to be running for president. [ laughter ] still, a "make america great again" hat is the cheapest way to say to your friends, "reassess everything you think about me." [ laughter ] but back to jeb, that $36 million might actually have paid off, kind of. >> former florida governor jeb bush with a strong fourth place finish in new hampshire last night. >> bush's campaign is celebrating his fourth place finish last night, calling it a success. >> it looks like you all have reset the race, and for that, i am really grateful. >> seth: stop treating fourth place like a victory. [ laughter ] in horse races, it's not "win place, show and jeb." still, nice to see him smile again. at least he did better th

this year he was a top advisor to jeb bush. welcome to you both. >> great to be here. >> thank, al. >> let me just start off, this is the beginning of the general election, i suppose. there is a d.c. primary next week but we really-- it's in full circle now. what are the odds going in, anita? >> well, i think dem graphically hillary clinton has always had an edge in this race in the general election that the last two elections have shown us that the republican party needs to broaden its coalition. they nominated probably the worst possible candidate for doing what they need to do and as a party they know they need to do it but it's going to be a close race because this is a closely divided country. i don't think the clinton campaign has ever been under any illusion that this was going to be a blowout or something easy. it's going to be tough and they're running against a candidate who doesn't play by conventional rules. >> vin. >> i agree with anita. i would add another point which

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going to be here much longer, jeb.ou got to get tougher, jeb. i don't think he's going to endorse me. do you, folks? i don't think so. who the hell cares? who cares. i watched this poor sad mitt romney this morning. he suffers from misogynist. i don't think he knows what misogynist is. he suffers from -- and he's sitting like a real stiff. don't forget, this guy let us down, folks. he choked, and he let us down. >> and now he is heading to the blue state of pennsylvania for a rally next hour. >>> katy tur is covering the campaign in moon township for us, a suburb of pittsburgh. the fracture in the republican party seems to be growing and we saw a lot of them pushing donald trump to stay on message and stay on point even with the use of a teleprompter a few times. but doesn't seem to be staying that way. >> reporter: which is exactly why when i speak to gop operatives and party strategi strategists, when i speak to congressional offices and when i speak to donald trump's own aides, they say there's really nothing you ca

kennedy: trump also dispatched 1 rivals who outearned him-1 in jeb bush's case. it didn't do jeb any good to rake it over $160 million even as he was begging for adoration. >> please clap. kennedy: money was no substitute for political and emotional ineptitude. even sleepy ben carson outraised bush. scott walker had $39 million in the bank. now where hillary is trying to make up ground is where donald has blossomed and earned media coverage. from twitter to tv. donald has benefited in what is estimated to be $2 billion in free coverage. his accessibility has a multiplier effect and ad up to more than what a super pac could raise. accessibility is the forefront of donald trump's campaign. his pressers always involve insult that are gladly gobbled. hillary may call it best practices, but stealing other people's move and material are worth their weight in gold fit get you back to the big white house. on the show tonight, judge andrew napolitano says why president obama's endorsement of hillary could be a huge conflict of interest. we are going to play fact or fictio

he defined jeb bush very early on as low energy. that stuck and jeb bush could never shake it. so i guess the issue would be if you've been defined by donald trump, then you have to prove to voters that it's not true. jeb bush wasn't able to do that. ted cruz wasn't able to do that. marco rubio wasn't able to do that. >> yeah, but that was among republican primary and caucusgoers. we're talking about the whole electorate here. i've never heard -- i've been around politics a long time. it's probably very apparent. this is starting to sound like a third-world election. i've never heard the kinds of things that are said back and forth between candidates and between their surrogates. this is getting rough. if o'connell, whose job, the only job he's always loved his whole life, to be majority leader, is on the line because of donald trump, and he still won't say he's qualified, that will tell you pages. >> hey, let's talk about donald trump says he's going to give us a big economic policy speech tomorrow. how should he convince the americans he can run the economy better than hillar

you're not going to be here much longer, jeb. you got to get tougher, jeb.'t think he's going to endorse me, do you think, folks? who the hell cares. who cares. i watch this poor, sad, mitt romney this morning. he suffers from misogynist. i don't think he knows what misogynist is. he suffers from -- and he's sitting like a real stiff. don't forget, this guy let us down, folks. he choked, and he let us down. >>> that was donald trump in tampa, florida, earlier today, attacking his own party repeatedly. he went on to say the gop attacks him more than democrats and did not appear ready to tone things down as many republicans have been demanding. he's set to take the stage just outside of pittsburgh at any moment for his second stop of the day, meanwhile hillary clinton kicks off her general election campaign next week. the big highlight is her first joint appearance wednesday with president obama in wisconsin. >>> for more on the general election matchup is former republican congresswoman from new york, nan hayworth and basel, from the state democratic party an

david: he was up against jeb bush $100 million. donald trump spent how much, a couple million and he won. >> dave he is not red running against jeb bush. david: understood. but he was running against a machine. he was running against the entire republican establishment who did not want him and i won. >> primaries are not general election. nowhere near a general election. david: run against establishment and he beat them. why can't he do the same with the general? >> because he, there is no path to victory here. abundantly clear. has no polling numbers. no money. no organization. he doesn't even have a message. what is his message? he is no conservative. he is half with hillary and half with the republican party. he is more busy telling republican party on weekends i can win without you. david: last word. >> i'm married for 35 years. being candidate is like being married. tell your wife you don't need you, you're not going anywhere. this marriage with the republican party. david: steve is a pro. could go on for three hours like this

in case you're wondering what jeb bush is up to these daze?> there he is, jeb bush, standing all by himself at miami international airport. no entourage no secret service, no one. >> jimmy: for jeb, he's just a man in a cinnabon now. 165 pages of hillary clinton's e-mails, most if not all unremarkable. we asked people about the e-mails that were released. the specifics which of we made up. but that didn't stop people from pretending to be outraged in "hillary clinton e-mail lie witness news." >> talking to people about the hillary clinton e-mails that have been released. i'm sure you've seen some. >> i've seen a lot. >> were you disappointed how many nigerian princes hillary clinton wrote back to? think someone in that position would fall for something like that? >> i mean, it's not surprising considering it's hillary clinton. >> were you surprised that hillary forwarded bill cosby jokes to vladimir putin? >> am i surprised? nothing she does surprises me. >> you saw those jokes? >> i heard about the jokes. i did not see them. it doesn't surpri

but the polls showed it. >> i remember they had jeb bush neck-and-neck with donald trump and jeb was one of the first to drop out. >> yeah. look. we realized september or october that the polls were right. we didn't believe them at the start because we thought trump would go down. he is going to get crushed by hillary clinton. i came on your show in three months and told you that. all the data is there. you can wish and hope if you want. >> you also said he couldn't be the nominee. here's the problem with some of the pollsful they predict prior behavior. in other words donald trump brought out the vote no one saw coming. at one point there were 5 million more republican gop voters than democrat primary voters. that was unusual. >> he did worse in the polls in the primary. you can wish and hope that the data is on the side of trump struggling. >> this last ten days. prior to this, he wasn't struggling. in fact at one point he had take ten lead against hillary clinton. >> they have always shown that he can't win the general. here's why. you can't win insulting hispanics and women. >> u

he beat ted cruz and marco rubio and jeb bush and everybody else in ohio and wisconsin and all the rest of the country and -- he won the election, the voters voted for him. that's the point, he won the delegates. that's a choice they made. this isn't a top down party where a handful of people pick our nominee in the president. the voters pick him, that's the choice they made. what can i control? that's not something i can control. as speaker of the house, what i can control is, can i help add substance to this conversation? can i bring ideas to the table? can i lead the house republicans to take our contest principles and apply them to the problems of the day to give people solutions that improve their lives and try and inject some substance into this conversation. here's what i worry about. i don't worry about what donald trump says and does, i worry about what i can do to make this a better country, to improve things, to make this campaign more about substance and ideas. we're trying to add some substance to this conversation so that people know where we're trying to go to get this co

. >> on newsmakers this weekend, our guest is republican congressman jeb hensarling of texas. he talks about efforts to replace the dodd frank financial regulation law. he also shares his thoughts on how the federal reserve is currently operating. watch the interview tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> you realize of the not only love to do, i think it could be different from the kind of books that have been written in the past and a way in which to rethink and reevaluate who this person was, what his real significance was, what his virtues really were that made adored andthe most add you related figures in american history, but what were his flaws and the things that made him, in many ways, unpleasant and hated by millions of people? q&a, arthurght on herman takes a look at the life and career of u.s. army general douglas macarthur in his book "douglas macarthur: american warrior." >> he saw the future more clearly than he saw the present. whether it was the rise of china , the split between china and the soviet union, which he foresaw, but also the fat

remember when jeb would say he is not a conservative. i said who cares. by the way, i am a conservative. i'm more conservative than they are in many ways. to be a conservative you have to want free trade. but if this country is being drained of its jobs and money because we have stupid people making bad deals, and in some cases smart people who are basically corrupt making bad deals for us, doesn't matter. same thing. then what i want to do is correct that situation i spent $55 million in the primaries of my own money. now i'm raising money for the republican party. and we've raised a lot of money. wait until you see the numbers start to come out. they said donald trump's numbers -- i don't why i need so much money. i go around, make speeches. i don't even need commercials. why do i need these commercials? don't forget when i ran in the primaries, when i was in the primaries, everyone said you can't do that in new hampshire. you have to go and meet little groups. you have to -- because i did these big rallies with 3,000, 4,000, people would come into high

but the polls showed it. >> i remember they had jeb bush neck-and-neck with donald trump and jeb wasfirst to drop out. >> yeah. look. we realized september or october that the polls were right. we didn't believe them at the start because we thought trump would go down. he is going to get crushed by hillary clinton. i came on your show in three months and told you that. all the data is there. you can wish and hope if you want. >> you also said he couldn't be the nominee. here's the problem with some of the pollsful they predict prior behavior. in other words donald trump brought out the vote no one saw coming. at one point there were 5 million more republican gop voters than democrat primary voters. that was unusual. >> he did worse in the polls in the primary. you can wish and hope that the data is on the side of trump struggling. >> this last ten days. prior to this, he wasn't struggling. in fact at one point he had take ten lead against hillary clinton. >> they have always shown that he can't win the general. here's why. you can't win insulting hispanics and women. >> until ten day

jeb sign. he did a breakfast last week in the wednesday morning for donald trump. but noticed, i noticed that the ticket price, 500, 1,000, 5400 which tells me is really wanting to get people in at all levels. melissa: that is low. you're saying that is low? that is cheap. okay. eric trump obviously singing a different tune. listen to what he said. i will get you a different reaction. >> money is flying in. people are excited. amazing people talk about small donations but amount of small donations we're getting online is astronomical. melissa: he will is, that is different way to do that ticket prices is lower. but that is small donations. everybody is getting in there. one of the big problems you have to court people and you have to ask and he kind of just started doing that, right? >> that is right. donors want to be seduced that process has barely begun. but the other thing i think, a lot of these folks don't think he can win. if you will give big campaign contributions it is money down the

by the way, it didn't do much for jeb. it's is a special edition of "hardball." >>> it is extremely unlikely that secretary clinton will have the requisite number of pledged delegates to claim victory on tuesday night. at the end of the nominating process, no candidate will have enough pledged delegates to call the campaign a victory. they will be dependent upon superdelegates. in other words, the democratic national convention will be a contested convention. >> welcome back. that was senator sanders. vermont of course saying the democratic convention in philadelphia is going to be contested. that is his word. but are democrats partied for a messy party floor? a pollster and professor at iona college and nyu as well. and basil smikel, i love the way they spell it phonetically for me. >> executive director. i don't want to get into trouble. >> let me ask you about this, because i like floor debates and floor fights because they used to come out with the placards and have a demonstration for adlai stevenson. but people love

racism -- >> right, but jeb bush has not endorsed donald trump.ing for donald trump. but there are a lot of people most notably paul ryan for example who finally got to yes and now he's in a really tough spot. >> in jeb bush's tweet he's responding to a statement from the weekly standard which of course is a conservative magazine where they say donald trump's new statement only repackages his argument without substantially changing it. i think that's what a lot of republicans this is sort of their worst nightmare. they were looking for a different donald trump. in many ways we've all been kind of looking for a dimpt donald trump, will he be more presidential, will he change. he has very much said explicitly that he isn't changing. >> there's a big conversation in the republican party what is the trump effect and what is it's shelf life? there are good things, he's exciting voters and bringing them out to vote, but imagine today paul ryan used to be an aide to jack kemp, a policy driven man mayor nutter may not agree with his ideas but i think he a

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jeb bush, i remember for a long time they had jeb bush neck and neck withon donald trump and je was onerealized september or october that the polls were right. we didn't believe them at the start thinking trump would go down and realized they were right and bore out. here's the thing that trump fans have to realize. he's going to get crushed by hillary clinton. i t came on your show three mons and told you that. >> all of the data -- couldn't be the nominee. here's the problem with some of the patrols. they don't -- they predict prior behavior. donald trump brought out the no one saw coming. one point still contested, there were 5 million more republicans gop voters than democrat primary voters and. that was unusual. >> d eric, he did worse than th polls in the w primary. you can wish and hope they data on the side of trump struggling. >> no, no.io on trump struggling this last ten days. prior to this, he wasn't struggling. in he had polls taken the lead hillary clinton. >> they have always shown he can't win the general. here's why. >> tim, the polls flipped over a brief period of time

latino community, he said, why are you speaking mexican, jeb bush?e did not say, what are you speaking spanish or where you speaking another limits, he said, why are you speaking mexican? he says things i purpose to you visit -- illicit a reaction that can further divide the united states. let me underscore and a besides, this man is the most dangerousus maman to come outt ever for r te presidency. many folks have underestimated him because who would've ever fathomed that this man would vanquish marco rubio, ted cruz, lindsey graham, and jeb bush, chris christie from new jersey, and other established political republican opponents? so we take this man very seriously, even of his comments are comical. amy: would you call him -- >> clownish. amy: would you call him a racist? >> i would. let me be clear so it is in a big was, donald trump is a racist. he is anti-american. amy: gil cedillo? >> i think the record speaks for itself. his comments speak for themselves. i think the senator said it best, he is anti-american. he is demonstrated he is anti-mexic

but the polls showed it. >> i remember they had jeb bush neck-and-neck with donald trump and jeb wastober that the polls were right. we didn't believe them at the start because we thought trump would go down. he is going to get crushed by hillary clinton. i came on your show in three months and told you that. all the data is there. you can wish and hope if you want. >> you also said he couldn't be the nominee. here's the problem with some of the pollsful they predict prior behavior. in other words donald trump brought out the vote no one saw coming. at one point there were 5 million more republican gop voters than democrat primary voters. that was unusual. >> he did worse in the polls in the primary. you can wish and hope that the data is on the side of trump struggling. >> this last ten days. prior to this, he wasn't struggling. in fact at one point he had take ten lead against hillary clinton. >> they have always shown that he can't win the general. here's why. you can't win insulting hispanics and women. >> until ten days ago, the recent round with the mexican judge and hillary cl

and tim miller, he's also here, jeb bush's former -- ran communications for jeb bush's campaign. how about that? amanda, paul ryan, what do you make of it? >> he needs to get his head screwed on straight. we need to look at the evolution of paul ryan over a short period of time. a few weeks ago he sat down and said he was not ready to endorse donald trump. even though nothing changed, he said he's ready to get on board. yesterday he stood before a press conference and said donald trump committed textbook racism. now he's behind closed doors telling people to get on board with the nominee? no, paul ryan, you are the messaging leader for this party. that's what you wanted to do. we put a legislative agenda on hold so you could teach us how to message. teach people how to message this problem because we are not going to get to a poverty agenda. we're not going to get to any of those items until we get our heads wrapped around donald trump and what we're going do with him. and by all of paul ryan's actions so far, he has no clue. >> tim miller, we should say that among other things y

. >> remember jeb bush? >> rose: yeah, who could forget that? >> look at the stories about jeb bush. >> rose: all the people who wanted to be president to have the united states and couldn't make it through the season. >> most successful politicians in america hasn't made it as far as donald trump and he isn't even a politician. they have respect for that and his unconventional behavior, so i think there is probably a little bit of a war room in the campaign where they're saying how do we fight unconventional wawarfare. >> rose: donald trump has respect for it, he believes he road that horse to victory to get the republican nomination and it's not time to get off the horse now. >> it's not time to change, he's not going to stop making nice noises about people he's never made nice noises toward before. he's got to dance with the people who brought him, the people who think they have an anti-p.c. warrior. >> rose: israel, i never thought they would find a defense minister more to the trying to of the existing defense minister, but they did. >> we'

sin embargo, aguirre que apoyaba a jeb bush asegura que su situaciÓn no tiene un concepto en trece. -sta controversia. dicen que todavÍa se sienten cÓmodos con la presencia y colaboraciÓn de aguirre. >> ha sido la presidenta por muchos aÑos. ha hecho una tarea formidable. pensamos que nos conflicto para nosotros. reportera: aunque sea trump el candidato' >> es el partido. se sabe que ella siempre ha sido republicana. reportera: tambiÉn estÁ recibiendo crÍticas, no deberia estar apoyando el partido que tiene a donald trump como cambiado. >> Él ha sido demÓcrata toda su vida. reportera: tambiÉn se le cuestiona por quÉ borrÓ varios tweets. >> yo no lo hubiera borrado. le da a los demÓcratas la habilidad de crear mÁs controversia y a atacar. >> siempre se ha reconocido que yo soy republicana. me siento orgullosa de serlo. nunca he tenido conflicto con mi partido y mi labor racional. -- profesional o mi labor voluntaria. ilia: la procuradurÍa general de mÉxico entregÓ a los familiares de ayotzinapa un informe sobre el caso. >> nosotros como padres, se siente una impotencia de no poder exig

no jeb bush. number one, you have to have that.s just say for the sake of the argument, what if they succeeded, there would be an uproar like you wouldn't believe from the 14 million people that voted for him. >> i would imagine. voters don't like being told that they didn't know what they were doing when they went to the ballot box. >> i don't know. yes, and no. sure, he won a plurality of votes but if you take all the other delegates, he did not win majority of republican primary voters. >> neither did mitt romney or john mccain. >> but, jeffrey, we have seen a lot about the candidate. a lot has happened since the early votes, since south carolina, since new hampshire, since iowa. we have seen a candidate who increasingly has not been able tone gender increasing support for the republican primary. >> there is this conscious clause. if you cannot in good conscious, even paul ryan obliquely referred to this, then you don't have to vote for that candidate. >> if their conscious won't permit it, they should re-sign and get someone el

maybe it is the 130 million he watched jeb bush spend against him which had no effect what so ever? trump had historic turnout at the primaries and so far spent $5 per vote. compare that to $15 for hillary and $21 pour sanders. the media is all in for hillary. she has all of the money, the establishment and yet 25% of the electorat is still undecided. hillary is in trouble. big league. >>, i think -- guy, i think the media knows it shouldn't be this close and that's why there is doom and gloom for trump. >> the numbers speak for themselves. they are not making them up. they have been reported to the sec boy the campaign. >> what do you think? they are spinning it. they are framing it when they should say look at the unbelievable job trump did with so the. with so little. >> i had a comma and will continue with my sentence. you are picking tips up from other hosts. strikes that from the record. i love everyone here. he said himself last month in may that he needs to raise close to a billion dollars to be competitive in the general. that's a reality. maybe he won't get to fully a bill

critical to inform this election proves once again that money can't make votersve like abuse they hear.ea jebbush is not the only lavishly funded candidate to drop out of the race. rick perry, scott walker and others raised and spent considerable sums. >> guest: i love that argument. that's the notion that one or two exceptions somehow prove a rule. it is an absurd argument to make and frankly if there's any truth to that, then tell me why thousands of lobbyists in this town are maxing out as much money as they can to thehe politicians they are trying to effect and tell me why the wealthiest people in america are writing his shacks political medica process.ot if you could do nothing, why are they doing that? when it comes to jeb bush, the press from no amount of money will have the personality flaws of the candidate. it is to tiny little moment in time and trying to extrapolatetr there is something going on, shut them hold no water. >> host: issue on us or take the first call, i have a charge here. the darker blue up top, speakll about hillary clinton represent him. write here here represents

esta primera semana, acusÓ a su ex contrincante jeb bush de estar involucrado en esta iniciativa. y tiene un gran nÚmero de delegados ", dijo el senador. >> tendrÍamos que haber identificado ya en todo este proceso la alternativa. reportera: a donald trump parecÍa no preocuparle, sigue existiendo que puede llegar a la casa blanca sin el apoyo de su partido. pero la campaÑa necesita dinero. han pedido a sus seguidores una inversiÓn de emergencia de cien mil dÓlares. ilia: cual fue presentado ante una corte de nevada un joven de diecinueve aÑos quien asegurÓ que querÍa matar a donald trump. para eso intentÓ quitarle un arma a un policÍa en las vegas. planeÓ su ataque durante un aÑo, y sabÍa que moriria en el intento. no fue asÍ, hoy estÁ tras las rejas. reportera: su intento fue infructuoso. hoy las autoridades revelaron que un joven britÁnico de diecinueve aÑos de edad confesÓ que Él le dijo un oficial en el evento polÍtico que queria acercarse al mandante para obtener su autora. tratÓ de tomar el arma para tratar de matar a tu, segÚn su propias palabras. lograron sacarlo del acto