look at somebody like rand paul or jeb bush or donald trump. >> chris christy's got to get past the right wing. quite simply, i think he and jeb are both in the race, so will ted cruz and rand paul. chris christy's in favor of gun control, and the other he has his arm around president obama. he said -- he's an eastern republican. he comes across as a liberal. to the tea party people, he does. >> many republicans -- i'm sure he does, to some republicans. he and jeb bush are the two main likely candidates. i think those are the -- i'm not supporting anybody. keeping the neutral position of the journalist. >> i disagree. i think the top two candidates right now are ted cruz and rand paul. clearance is very well correct. jeb bush, he's a goodman and good governor, but he doesn't have the car is -- carisma his brother did. >> father and son competing? >> no, it wouldn't happen. >> the dad supports the son, but those, right now, i would say those are the two front runners. >> why hasn't anybody mentioned the donald? >> he's a fringe player under the best scenario. rand paul will do good on coll

>> damon has broken up with obama, now he's having trouble with jeb bush.s for matt damon. in a sense keeping them off the elisium of school choice. if you have money, choice is okay. that's what all of us would agree, people with money have options for their kids. they can hire tutors, pay for private school or move to a better district. matt damon has the money, therefore, he has the choice. he's arguing that people without the money, he's the one that shouldn't have the choice. >> if you look at reading proficiency in places, one of the things matt damon is very much against is this whole idea of having standards in testing and figuring out where we stand, right? it just is a very tough argument to say if there's a charter school school, why not just give that individual the money and say, which of these options that you have on he public level do you want? >> this is where i disagree with matt damon. i'm very much for education reform. a good friend of mine is part of the education -- and they're very much for educational reform and rating standards sta

. >> jeb bush, marco rubio, rand paul, ted cruz is talk. he excites the base. boab jindal-- there are a lot of people-- scott walker. >> rose: that's a very interesting idea. here you have the republican party who went through and i guess is still inhabited by the tea party in part-- inhabited, the party has them within its house. and at the same time, there are lots of conversations about the republican party killing itself and all that, and yet they have a remarkable group of people. >> yes, they do. >> rose: who want to be president and who you can see as having the possibility of become president. >> you know, one of the unfortunate realities is we get so fixed on washington and think that all politics is in washington and all important political factors are in washington. one of my mentors, david broder, always taught me, spend time with governors because they are more likely to become president than senators. there's a lot of republican governance out in the states and one of the things we're going to see in 2016 is people who have ha

i've gone to conferences hosted by the jeb bush foundation, and it's very interesting.i went to one in san francisco a couple of years ago, and you go to these sessions where you have people like tony bennett presenting talking about accountability, about the different reforms that are needed, but then go into the hallway and companies like connection academy, k-12, inc., some of these very controversial virtual charter schools where there's no even brick and mortar school, it's just giving a child a computer and telling them to learn that way, you have lobbyists walkinged hallway handing author business card, giving out model legislation to the legislation and other policy makers that attend these conferences, teaching them how to implement these reforms, what type of rhetoric to use, but also literally the legislation that they should enact in their own personal states. >> that ends up benefiting the donor's for-profit interest that they gave to the bush foundation and it then becomes legislation in states all over the country. lee, thanks for your reporting, thanks f

. >> i want to read something from a columnist in the "new york times" writing on sunday about jeb bushabout safe guarding their future, their wisest and best bet may be to reach back into their past. in a packed not exactly brimming where moderate sensitive voices, bush's stands out as less stride event, more reasonable and more forward looking than his potential rivals. >> i'm not sure whether he's helping them, but he the more left of center columnist makes the observation, jeb bush would have his brother's and father's rolodex. he was a successful governor for eight years, but successful under the old rules. he would be competing with things that illinois can't do, detroit can't do, california can't do. he's the guy who did what a lot of failing big states, new york, hasn't been able to do. he did it working where the democrat house and senate guys. so the new governors, scott walker who took on organized labor, chris christie, so he, scott walker, both of these guys have more accomplishments as governor than bush did, partially because the bar was lower when bush was there. and he

he's the top tier, but those four in a non-jeb bush field. >> i agree. put christie up there, rubio, rand paul, ted cruz, just talking about it, would like to have a run. i think he has a very limited bandwidth when it comes to the general public, and jeb bush, the person that many republicans in the establishment would love to see running, actually seems to be more focused on his son's police future than his own. all of the reasons he didn't run in 2012 still valid today. his wife, family reasons. issues whether his family would like him to run and, of course, his naming. he says he's very proud of the bush name, even he said, listen, in a countries of these people, pretty odd to have three presidents from the same family. >> thanks very much. >>> and when congress returns from vacation in two weeks it will face comprehensive immigration reform. legislation that had stalled in the house. >> over the recess, some republican representatives actually have come forward saying they would support a pathway to citizenship. people are wondering, is this a sign

lou: you save jeb bush runs as the conservative? >> he will be running as a moderate so chris christie is picking a fight with rand paul to be the primary moderate choice. lou: that may be very insightful. >> thank you. lou: up next four consecutive losing days for the markets but all is not lost. chase baying economist anthony chan is next. ♪ [ villain ] well mr. baldwin... it appears our journey has come to a delightful end. then i better use the capital one purchase eraser to redeem my venture miles for this trip. rchase eraser? it's the easy way to erase any recent travel expens i just pick a char, like my flight with a few taps, it's taken care of. impressive baldwin. does it work for hotels? absolutely thank goodness. mrs. villain and i are planning our... you scare me. and i like it. let's go what's in your wallet? ♪ lou: the dow and the s&p posting their first four day losing streak of the year. joining us now, chief economist. great to have you with us. four losing days for the first time, kind of impressive really. scary s

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a few months ago jeb bush went up for a fund-raiser and he got a lot of flak, jeb bush, who could bemoney for paul lepage who talks hitler when he talks obama. when you're comparing anybody who hasn't killed millions of people to hitler, you're generally losing. >> the governor's spokesman is pointing to devon raymond, the young man he took into his home from jamaica, who he refers to his son. >> we've seen this too many times with politicians that when it comes to president obama, some racist thing comes out and they try to deny it and change the subject and then reince priebus goes to the republican convention and says, oh, we're actually going to make an extra special effort this year to reach out to blacks. i think that, you know, the problem that republicans have, yes, they've got a couple of racist governors -- >> couple? >> well, at least one. >> you're just spotting them a racist governor. >> i'm adding another one. >> to be named later. >> to be named later. but really what they have is they have a numbers problem. they're not going to continue to win presidential campaigns

>> joining us is form spokesman for jeb bush. thank you for joining us.ly -- we're going to pause here. come back to you. right now a fox news alert. we are taking you to idaho where a news conference is set to begin on the dramatic rescue of 16-year-old hannah anderson. she is safe and sound at this hour. she was abducted following a nationwide amber alert. a lot of people were involved in successful rescue mission. let's listen in. >> their tips to law enforcement when they got home and heard that amber alert. we knew where to look. they are here what that was and ask you to come forward. >> i'm mark john, former sheriff, retired army officer, army rangers. this is my wife krista, been we w me 52 years, 54 years. we're hacking in there. >> you guys can get started to ask questions. >> i would like mike and his wife. >> mike and mary young we are from idaho. we have a ranch there also. >> when did you make the first phone call? >> i made the first phone call. when we got up on the mountain that morning, we hadn't been in the lake fishing for quite a whil

jeb bush is one of the more respected members of the gop.'t he have more important things to do than celebrity news? and can't celebrities that have enough money to send their kids to private school still take a position on public schools? what's the issue here? >> given the fact that his mother is a teacher, that he is a student and a product of public schools, and given the fact, reverend sharpton, that whether your kids go to -- if you can afford to send your kids to a private school, i've had children in both private and public school. they've been successful in both. and, but here is the point. the children around us who don't have the ability to go to private school still need the best possible education. >> that's right. >> that they can get. and they are the -- yes. >> and we pay for it. if you're a taxpayer. >> that's right. >> whether your kids go to private or public school, you're paying for the public schools. so you have the right to have a an opinion on it. >> and they're the future leaders of our country. and many brilliant p

jeb bush is in third. up five points in the past few months. support for marco rubio, the florida senator, down significantly, knocking him to fifth place in the poll just slightly above ted cruz. favorability points dropped 18 points. on the democrat side. again, it appears to be hillary clinton's nomination to lose. the former secretary of the state ran away from the field, 62% support from likely democratic voters. that's up only 1% from the 61% in april. she's been dominant since her name started floated for 016. >>> this morning the judge presiding over the court-martial will decide whether to allow the legal counsel to step aside. he is representing himself but has three stand by attorneys who are there to offer advice if he requests it. yesterday one of his lawyers said hassan is deliberately trying to get the death penalty. he says it is contrary to our professional obligations. the lawyer then suggested the lawyers change their rule and say that he didn't need his assistance. >>> the former army psychiatrist faces 13 counts of murder,

. >> marco rubio, jeb bush. not too soon for another bush to come back even though his mother said it may be. i mean it's going to be an interesting race all the way around. hilary is dominating this race and the spotlight will be on her. >> how much of a difference either way do you think her stint as secretary of state has made. on one hand it kept her in the limelight but out of the nastiest -- >> i think it's huge but the republicans are already talking about how they are is going to attack her on benghazi. that's -- they are already going for that and the looking at her record. however it's made her much more popular with americans as a whole and giving her the kind of credentials that no one else in this race has. >> is she better liked now? >> yeah. you saw that reception in san francisco. this was a rock star reception. >> the polling shows she's running hot. >> we want to talk about someone else as well because we want to turn our attention to attorney general eric holder who was also in san francisco t

. >> i like jeb bush. he is a white knight, but he has done great things on inclusion.ot of people across demographics like him. i like alan west, but i don't think right now he can get elected on a presidential ticket. i think marco rubio is to everyone is talking about, but he would be interesting canada for 2016. it's too early. i don't know. we have an ally of the night not know about. c-span: we're out of time. crystal wright with the conservative black chick website and the principle of the baker right group public-relations firm. we thank you. >> for a dvd copy of this program, call 1-877-662-776. for free transcripts or to give us your comments about the program, visit us. .. >> murder at the supreme court. later, the book divided we fail. the story of an african american community that ended the era of segregation. >> coming up next we feature

jeb bush has tried opush a national common core, a little more old fashioned.s that something you've agreed with? >> yes, 45 states have signed on to that agreement, you want more rigorous requirements that require kids to think for themselves and solve problems. that is a huge deal and i hope it does move forward. >> all right amanda ripley. thank you, your book, the smartest kids in the world and now available. thanks amanda. the show may be over but it continues this, aljazeera.com, consider this, you can also go to twitter aj consider this. have a great night and a great weekend. >> caller: the water >> hello. i am stephanie sy. it's saturday, august 24th. these are some of the stories we are following at this hour. the huge wildfire threatening yosemite national park is threatening something much bigger: san francisco's power grid. that has prompted the governor of california to prompt a state of emergency. >> the suspected chemical weapons attack, asp president obama considers whether to use force in the civil war. >>> i have a dream. my four little child

nobody else on the political stage that you could do a movie that traces 30 years -- >> i think jeb bush is interesting and the family dynamics there. the brother that should have been president. >> listen, jeb's interesting, but jeb wasn't on the ways and means committee trying to impeach richard nixon. >> the family dynamics are fantastic. >> first lady in arkansas and ran around pushing school reform with the union bosses screaming at her, wasn't a first lady that tried to change american health care and -- i mean there's so much she went through. >> so what -- >> that's even pre-monica and all the real drama. >> i get obviously this causes some headaches for nbc news. we can be open about that. it is, nbc entertainment is completely separate from what we do. but, you know, listen, i think from everything i've read and none of us has seen a script it is going to be a personal story about hillary clinton. it's not going to tick through her political life. it probably will be about monica lewinsky, early years when she met bill clinton. it's her personal story and i don't think it's as

jeb bush has tried opush a national common core, a little more old fashioned.is that something you've agreed with? >> yes, 45 states have signed on to that agreement, you want more rigorous requirements that require kids to think for themselves and solve problems. that is a huge deal and i hope it does move forward. >> all right amanda ripley. thank you, your book, the smartest kids in the world and now available. thanks amanda. the show may be over but it continues this, aljazeera.com, consider this, you can also go to twitter aj consider this. have a great night and a great weekend. >> welcome to al jazeera, i'm riche lle carey in new york. president obama meets with his national security team to discuss options in syria. wildfires spread into yosemite park and new threats to san francisco. >> i have a dream that one day this nation will rise up, live out the two meaning of its dream. we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal. >> remembering the dream and the dreamer, 50 years later.

i like jeb bush, rapped paul, we have so many players. >> aren't they the polar opposites, though?but i like them. jeb bush was an excellent governor, people are heavily critical of him because of the bush name, but he did wonderful things from florida, for florida, i'm familiarizian, and i think he would do wonderful things for the nation. >> we appreciate the insight that's unique, and we appreciate it. >> thank you very much, charles. >> testimony from irs reviewed in tax exempt applications revealing the irs is still targeting tea party groups three months afandal broke. liz? >> yes, this apparently was an interview happening in or around august 1st, and congressman camp is releasing the information. the irs anonymous agent was asked what is going on currently? what's happening right now. he said there are no be on the lookout lists for the irs right now, but with the secondary review, at this point, they would send it to secondary screening if there's political advocacy noted there. see right here. we're seeing at this point right here that's what the irs is saying, from a tra

it also is supported by somebody i give a lot of credit to that understands education, jeb bush.ells me this is a good idea, and one example, yeah, but the fact of the matter, the core curriculum needed in math and english is something we need to set standards on. do you want to be put under by an anesthesiologist who thinks three times four is 11, but here is a good reason why it is so? >> i think i had that already. >> well done. >> going to be interesting. i don't think it cuts on party lines but seems as though president obama is embracing it, a lot of people think like race to the top, if they put this in, they get a lot of federal money and you don't. race to the top you get money if you win the race. with this, you don't get money. in california they felt as though they were mislead. >> thank you very much, brian, for that. go to a tease now. >> am i going to have trouble topping this? >> kimberly will top it next. >> i'll top you now, bring it! >> kimberly factors into the tease. a lot of football fans aren't happy about the nfl strict bag policy. kimberly guilfoyle, pict

bennett not only became the school's chief in florida, but also is closely allied with governor jeb bush, that was the news tonight, tonight, he is former schools florida chief. despite the education of reformers and despite them calling the charges malicious and unfounded, tony bennett resigned today as florida's education commissioner, saying he didn't want to distract from anything. n he says the most important thing is to educate children. now, on that, we can agree. now it is time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell, have a great night. >>> ariel castro was guaranteed today by a judge that he would spend the rest of his life in prison, and in circumstances probably better than the prison he created for the girls he trapped in his home for ten years, including the now 6-year-old girl who was born there. after one of the victims and family members of the other victims told the court of their suffering, ariel castro stunned the courtroom by not only speaking before his sentencing but by opening up the window into the defensive and self-justifying and lying mind of a madman. >>

jeb bush for it. conservatives in florida against it. marco rubio, against it. unions are beginning to get worried about it because they believe they're concerned about how teachers will be evaluated because they only gave them the numbers and goals. didn't give them the books or curriculum. i think it's a positive if you give my district the ability to structure by own curriculum that's going to be what i think is best for my area. >> the ultimate argument is that what we want to make sure that kids in alaska are learning the same core as the kids in alabama. >> but then how -- people where i'm from -- i've still got to get the same 85 and the same tests you're taking in alaska. >> work so in high school, grade school high school, were taught to figure things out, but when we go to college, we're taught how to think. >> that's why you've got to explain why 4 times 3 is 26, but how did you think that through. >> in college, but in high school, you better get 12. >> isn't that just coddling a faulty thought process? >> no, you have to have the correct answer, joh

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we have got a whole sear regions of top notch governors and then you have got jeb bush who was a greaternor in florida two terms. my sense which one of those governors evolved. chris christie a frontrunner and raise money an viable candidate. whoever wins that against the washington establishment i think comes out basically a much better candidate. >> chris plant, i think he is saying rand paul is a washington establishment. >> came in as revolutionary. he is being framed that way. and he really is at this point versus the establishment republican party. a very revolutionary voice right now in washington, d.c. which is rather absurd on some level. but as a libertarian voice, i think that if you are looking at going up against hillary clinton, i think rand paul is the stark contrast. he is the bright colors. he is not the pale pastels. i think christie is a nice guy. i'm not a chris christie basher. he is the run of the mill establishment, you know, big government. >> laura: i remember when he ran in 2010. he ran the same year as mcdonnell in virginia. he ran as pro-life. ethnic conserv

it might mean jeb bush.se are the only two out of the bunch that is discussed that i could see have any chance of any crossover appeal. it strikes me that the republican base, and the extreme part of the republican base, by the way, not the whole republican base, but the extreme part of the republican base still call the shots in that party. they still call the shots of congressional republicans. as we saw in 2012, presidential candidates have to pander to that part of the extreme part of the base. i don't see how that will be different in 2016. they've lost two elections in a row. they would probably have to lose a third, i would bet, before they shake up things. >> michael: that's an interesting way of looking at it. that may be when the realization tart to kick in. yesterday we talked with christine pelosi about the potential for the democrats to regain control of the house in 2014. do you think this is possible? do you think they can even hold onto the senate or come back to win those five out of six sea

jeb bush is in third up five points in the past few months., however, is down pretty significantly. knocking him to fifth place in the poll. favorability rates for the first term senator dropped 18 points from april. on the democrat side it appears to be hillary's nomination to lose. the former secretary of state ran away from the field, receiving 62% support from likely democratic primary voters in the granite state, essentially unchanged from april. >> chuck, we can talk about the hillary clinton numbers in a min. back to the republicans, 62 to 8, marco rubio, and you see the slip he's had over the last couple months, what lessons does he need to learn from his performance over the last few months if he wants to be a nominee for president? >> by the way, that 62 to 8, isn't that what -- who does alabama have in the first game of the year, like murray state. that's about what the score is going to be, right? on rubio we saw the poll to clearly to immigration. his aggressiveness at pushing to get the immigration bill passed, there's no other r

rasmussen reports shows him leading with 21% out in front of senator marco rubio, former governor jeb bush, senator rand paul, and congressman paul ryan. a wmur poll in new hampshire shows kristi leading in the primary also by the same 21%. senator paul is second at 16%. former governor bush at 10%. paul ryan and senator rubio round out the top five. before governor chris christie gets the republican nomination, he has to beat his democratic rival, new jersey state senator democrat barbara bruno. polls show him almost 30 points ahead. what would a chris christie presidential campaign be like? brad bliekl blakely smiling on e right. you worked for president george w. bush. brad, how much does he have to win by in november to potentially send a national message? what do you think? >> if you look at the polls as you suggested, eric, he will win handily because he's delivered. don't forget. new jersey is a blue state. he's a republican governor in a democratic state. he has to face a democratically-controlled senate. look at what he's been able to do showing bi-partisanship, balanced budget, c

. >> another series of questions asked this morning in an op-ed by jeb bush accusing the president ofacting the country what he calls a phony recovery. he talks about corporate earnings and retail sales and existing home sales being done. jason, it sounded like a candidate, as i read it. what do you make of him? >> oh, god bless him. jed bush doesn't have a prayer. it isn't that mcconnell raised the issue. the inspector general found the issue. mcconnell is facing a tough tea party challenger in kentucky and he is losing to the presumed democratic nominee down there. the republican interest is not in responsible governance. they don't want to fix obama care. they want to kill it and do it by delaying it to death and why mcconnell is raising this. they cannot give obama credit for the economic recovery here. their only interest is in stopping obama by killing his ideas 37 that is what is going on here. >> we are out of time. good to see you guys. thank you. >> thank you. >> checking the news feed geologists say a sinkhole in disney world may be getting bigger and it may be caused by to

according to latest poll in virginia, clinton beats jeb bush in virginia by five points and three otherdigits in virginia. hillary outperforms the state's current governor bob mcdonald by ten points and she trounces florida senator marco rubio and kentucky senator rand paul by 12 points each. respond to that please. >> it's pretty early for these polls. i'll give you one example of why the clintons are damaging terry mcall live in virginia right now. terry and hillary's brother are currently under federal investigation for, among other things, trading on tony rodham's name in order to fast track visas from china for their boondoggle of a car company. this was front page news on the "new york times" and the "washington post" this past weekend. and it's going to be a problem for terry in virginia. i think it's also going to raise questions for hillary as she begins to campaign for him in september. why is she letting her brother lobby this administration at all? it's the typical clinton and mcauliffe trading on their d.c. connections. >> tim, do you hold out some hope if you can make this

attractive senators, rubio, rand paul, we have got young dynamic governors like chris christie, jeb bushformer governor of florida. the talks sis city of the bush name is about half life of about 8 years. so to it t. will have kiss pated. bobby jindal. you know you have got paul ryan, the vice presidential. imagine a field of 6 or 7 people of that quality and substance in debates and compare that with the debates last time around. i think the republicans have a strong argument to make. they need a young, strong, attractive candidate. and there is no guarantee whatsoever that hillary clinton is going to win. >> bill: all right. so you are more optimistic that the republicans can mount an effective challenge to her. because it's almost like incumbent. you see, hillary clinton is almost like running like incumbent. she is going to solidify the party. going to have a ton of money. obama will help her out. i don't know how much. but he will help her out. he has got the husband, bill clinton, still popular. she has got so much going for her. whereas the republican party has got to be scratchin