they'd love to see jeb bush run.b bush, i just keep thinking about barbara bush and her comments, there must be other families out there. the reason i just think that comment so interesting is because that's how a lot of the public feels, too. they look at clintons and the bushes and say really? is that it? >> hold on. his mother's comment about not wanting jeb to run i don't think is quite prohibitive. i think it actually lets jeb bush say, ha-ha, i even have to convince my mom. second of all and more subtly, it underscores the fact this is not some sort of inside family deal to restore the bushes to power but there are in fact folks in the family who don't want this to happen. >> i've heard also over the last week that as this christie scandal has unfolded, that people on jeb's team have been quietly reaching out to donors, having these conversations that christie really isn't having right now. he's not doing as much as he should be perhaps to reach out and feel what's going on. >> the problem for jeb bush is that

and i think jeb bush is a candidate that the clintons fear a little bit but is jeb bush's difficulty going to be amy the tea party if he wants to run the he's not going to get their support. i think that for a little part of it definitely i think they you know if they if they need to come to an agreement about what kind of candidate they want i think a lot of these candidates would do fairly well rand paul might say well for instance in iowa or new hampshire but have difficulty in a general election so i think the republicans need to decide who they want to coalesce around but i think jeb bush does have a very viable chance particularly with the christie bridge scandal. and the john you talk about the importance of terry mcauliffe when is virginia governor is the possibility of a hillary win in two thousand and sixteen what's the correlation with terry mcauliffe as close to the clintons as you get he was their big national fundraiser and i think there was sort of a dry run of some of the election team a lot of the fundraisers to terry mcauliffe a lot of the donors to him were big cli

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a lot if your name is bush, jeb bush. no surprise jeb thinks sharing the last name of two former presidents isn't going to help him when he runs in 2016. >>> finally let me finish with how president obama is better on fiscal responsibility than cheap shots who attack him. this is "hardball," place for politics. town hall today. listen to what the government says about politics. >> the fact is that i have an obligation to tell you all the truth no matter what. and let's remember something else about politics, too. i'm in my second term now. according to our constitution that means i can't run for governor again. i can tell you something that's really good news for you. really good news for you. here is why. i'm not worried about politics anymore. this is it. i'm on the back nine. and you are on the back nine and you don't have to worry about playing another front nine your only obligation is to tell people the truth. >> i'm in the back nine. that's what is called spin. all the charges that lay against him in the court syst

the republican party looked different. >> does not look like iowa. >> jeb bush is a real affable guyut he cares about governoring a and policy. he seems hot and cold and not necessarily in tune just tonally with the base of the republican party. >> and the fact that he even formulated that challenge of the clinton/bush and bush/clinton dynamic, why would he do it again? why are we going to put the country through the clinton/bush candidacy again. >> it seems that he's leaning in more than he has. he usually gives the standard, wait and figure that out later but he seemed to be engaging with it a little more. i think he's talking to don are nos, doing due diligence. had he a father and brother who ran for president. he knows how hard it is to run for president. he wants to feel it out at this point. >> let's look at 2014 because i have to say, i've been following all of the senate races and one of the most interesting things i've seen in the last two days has to do with the senate race. the republican primary in kansas. milton wolf is a tea party republican. he's challenging senator p

what about the point about jeb bush? interesting to see him talk about running for president this week. take a look. >> the decision will be can i do it joyfully? we have to have candidates raise our spirits. it's a pessimistic country right now. >> he can barely crack a smile. can he do it joyfully? >> i think so. i think the question he's asking himself -- i've heard him talk about this and say this exact answer for four or five months to his close friends and other people. it's going to depend on can his family be fully supported, his wife and kids. i do think -- >> he's given up on his mom. >> he's got to work on his mom. and, you know, when he says do it joyfully, he wants to have an optimistic visionary agenda for america, and go out doing it and campaign, which is a rigorous system, a rigorous process. do it with happiness and joy and the desire to do it. he's going to sit down in late summer, make that decision. i hope he decides to run. i think he would bring so much to the debate. he would be a game-changer. wh

those are they got about fifty investigations going on time will tell you admired former governor jeb bush did you not. if he were running against hillary and you were governor of florida who would you support well if i win i'm going to be a democrat i think that jeb would make a good president i think hillary would make a great president. so. so there you have it her well you support hillary yes correct as a democrat i like great better than good as a democrat yeah as an american as a floridian how did the tea party happen. that's a great question i think a combination of things larry i think number one i think it was economically driven the economy was going into the tank and as we know historically when you have a challenging economy it allows for new and sometimes odd ideas to enter people's thought process and i think that was a big component of it another thing that may have added to it and it's sad to say this but i'm going to say it we had just elected our first african-american president and sadly i think that there is an element that's out there that is not happy about that and s

bush. how do the tea party people view jeb? >> that's right. ame is both a problem in a primary and in a general election. bush is still not exactly really popular among tea partyers. nationally, george w. bush's favor ability is on the upswing in recent years. the last favorable rating i saw was around 49%, 50%, which is good compared to where it was when he left office. associated with some of the big spending elements of the bush administration, his attempts to reform the immigration system which fell flat because of pressure from the right. jeb bush is going to have to differentiate himself from his brother if he does run again. if he is the nominee, the bush name could be a complication as well. >> you have great reporting on south carolina. a key primary state for republicans and democrats. it is a huge state for hillary clinton. apparently, you found strong support for the v.p., joe biden. >> i went down to columbia, south carolina, my favorite political state, for a couple days last week to go to one of these ready for hillary events. th

nominated ted cruz or someone like that good then hillary wins well if they pick a more moderate jeb bush that would be a tough race that would be tougher and so we could go back to clinton bush again but it wouldn't jeb bush hillary race be kind of a race on issues and probably not go into the gutter and what it would be eternally would be a cleaner race absolutely the tea party was very own. it was that it would be an independent here in the be a third party candidate i think that's probably right i think that's probably right i would think as of today it will raise the next president but you know. we've both seen a lot in our lifestyle all we have is that no i don't have the tabloid. that's a show on the investigation discovery channel one of the discovery channel network part of the discovery network it's a crime show weekly crime show where once a week we take a major crime that was a major headline over the last twenty thirty years and look at it and i was shall we look at the whole background of of the story because normally with the headlines you get just that the headline a few s

and jeb bush has done a great job on education in florida and we are using a lot of his stuff in northand making sure that when you are in third grade -- >> it wasn't that bush i was talking about. >> jeb bush. we want people to be able to read in third grade. >> look, i want to thank both governors, jane nixon and pat mccroix. the debate will continue online as well as facebook and twitter. from the left, i'm dan jones. >> from the right, i'm newt gingrich. join us tomorrow for another edition of "crossfire." erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> next, breaking news, hundreds of angry protesters gathering outside the arizona governor's office saying the state is allowing discrimination against gays in the name of god. >>> plus, a new battle in the war on 1%. tonight one of the richest men in america fighting back. >>> and ted nugent backed out of an interview with me last week, and tonight he's out front live and i'll ask him why he called the president a subhuman mong l mongrel. let's go "outfront." good evening, everyone. i'm erin burnett. we begin this monday with breaking ne

we have jeb bush in the spotlight in just a couple of hours. jeb bush speaking up in long island.g to do a q and a with an audience up there. a lot of talk about jeb bush running for president. he's holding his fire -- he hasn't said he's not going run for president but we're hearing that jeb bush is quietly talking to donors telling them to hold their fire, not to back a particular candidate in the race. now there's been a lot of talk about chris christie and would chris christie run for president and he himself is expressing interest. there could be a tug-of-war in the donor fwlas. if chris christie was damaged jeb bush would be helped. a lot of republicans would like to back jeb bush. you have the clintons out on the campaign trail. you have tomorrow bill clinton down in kentucky, trying to help out the senate candidate down there. she's trying to take out senator mitch mcconnell. he's the senator minority leader down there. that would be a feather in the cap for democrats if they can take out senator mitch mcconnell. before he gets down there we have chelsea clinton out in kan

let's say you run jeb bush against hillary. y that what it is. >> do you want the poll number on that? >> yeah, it's bad. >> clinton 58, bush 38. >> yeah, about 20%. so look, i think if the choice is kind of two establishment figures, the democrats always going to win that. the democrats not going to lose that contest. so there's concern both on the left, bill, it's very interesting, and the right of the activist types. they don't feel like their party leaders are necessarily doing all that much to advance their agenda. look at obamacare, it's turned out to be a complete disaster. everyone put their hopes into that but they wanted a single payer. they didn't get single payer. >> she's going to have to run repudiating a lot of this stuff just to build a base among the independents and among people who aren't ideological. she's going to get all the left wingers as much as they complain about her. they're still going to vote for her. >> they hate tea party types and conservatives more than they hate establishment democrats, so you'

. >> do you think jeb bush will run? >> i don't know. i think jeb bush's last name was brown, he would be the favorite for the nomination. he was an extremely good governor. chris christie's been an extremely good governor. i don't know what jim will do. >> ted cruz should say debt ceiling bill should only pass if it is accompanied by cuts in spending and fiscal reform. do you agree? >> i would be in favor of entitlement reform and spending reductions, but i would very much support that. if it comes down to closing down the government and hurting the credit rating of the united states, we have already been to that movie. it has a bad outcome. elected terry mcauliffe the governor of virginia. you take that 2 1/2 weeks away when ted cruz's team should the government down, and let that go back to virginia, in terms of obamacare, that race went from 10 points to two points. >> you are a terrific guest. thank you for being with us. nfl's premier super bowl analyst. >> welcome back. super bowl weekend. who better to get the most insight in the

jeb bush is more to the center than the base of the party, probably. will be an issue in the next primary. he said there's nothing i like about the president's affordable care act but what the republicans should do to replace it, he's a policy guy. the thing that is most fascinating to me, he's been off the bike a long time. he hasn't run for elected office in quite some time. so to see him in town hall setting, i actually thought he was having fun. number one, he was humorous. number two, republicans asking if he's too rusty, pretty good. he turns political questions into policy questions. >> and he was twice elected to governor of florida. >> the minute -- if he were to say, okay, i'm running for the presidency, suddenly you have the handlers around you constantly, you're worried about every word that you speak. right now he can afford to be a little more relaxed but once you're on that national stage, forget it. it all changes. >> florida it an important electoral state. >> oh, yeah. >> he also said this. >> this is one of the people i met, early sp

jeb bush i think has to be put on this list and paul ryan.al forces in the party that will make sure this is a fair fight whoever emerges and is»]ñ nominated. >> i'd say the savior is jeb bush. the savior, according to the establishment as you heard it from: nicole is a jeb bush or paul ryan. when you look at the spectrum of the republican party you have to find somebody who is conservative enough to keep the tea party at bay but modern enough to win a national election and why there is such excitement around a jeb bush or potentially a paul ryan. if either of them want to run. i'm skeptical that ryan wants to even more skeptical about jeb bush. but that is probably where the republican party needs to be at that part of the spectrum if they want to compete with hillary clinton or if hillary doesn't run, rahm emanuel or somebody else will run. >> the excitement here about that field of candidates. >> i would say senator portman for ohio is another one who wasn't on that list. >>> willie is going to tell us how sochi is react to go the biggest

coming up, jeb bush, neil bush, and the self-described black sheep of the bush family, former presidentinton tell us what they thought about president george h.w. bush, and why. >>> my dad is the most complete man i know. >> governor john ellis, jeb bush. >> it is hard to describe him as a son. but he is courageous, he is honest, he has unimpeachable integrity. all the traits he has, for someone who is nearing perfection. he is not, no one is, but amazingly as close as he can get. >> but the trait that jeb, the second son admired most in his father was courage. >> my dad exhibited that his entire life, starting as the youngest navy pilot in world war ii. moving, that took courage, to run for office for the minority party in the easterly days of the -- early days of tonight republican party. remember, when he got involved in politics he was 40. he was a business guy, he traveled a lot. he was working hard. but when he was with us, it was always fun. we always did things. we were always going to a baseball game, going to play tennis or just outdoors. he was not strict. but when we messed

if jeb bush steps up, i think he, then, becomes the moderate in the race. some extreme conservatives and i think the moderate end of the race has a very good chance to win. if jeb decides not to run, as you think, chris, there's a huge gap. maybe a scott walker gets in. scott walker compared to mitt romney in ability to raise money, national profile, isn't close. if jeb bush takes a pass with christie imploding, i think there's a very good chance for mitt romney if he wants to do it. i think he wants to do it, but the big we is, can he convince ann to do it one more time? >> here's a lollipop for him to run. the bipartisan purple strategies firm released a poll this week that shows romney as the 2016 front-runner in new hampshire. 25% of new hampshire republicans chose romney as their preference for 2016. rand paul next with 18%. governor chris christie at 17% and dropping i assume. jeb at 13%. ted cruz way, way down. think that's a lollipop. he's looking, wait a minute saying, please -- you and i know, john and the governor, this is name i.d. he's thinking

bush, would it have been jeb, not george? today about former texas governor george w. bush was weighing a run for the white house? 2016? as the bureaucratic tipped us off to this race argues, jeb bush may have been the greatest missed opportunity for the gop in a century, so which way do you think were the most significant in your state, which ones were butterfly effect races, like the two i described over the last two days? let us know, we're going to have a lot of fun, tweet us with the #tdr50 for more. that's it for this edition of "the daily rundown." coming up next, chris jansing. after that, you know the new lineup. see you tomorrow. >>> i'm meteorologist bill karins, and once again, it feels more like mid-january to middle to late february. the northern plains are seeing some of the coldest air they've seen since the big arctic outbreak in january. 7 degrees, that's it in minneapolis, the cold air spilling to kansas city, st. louis, and chicago and soon will be felt in the northeast as we end this week. car and hotel to

our reporters empty their notebooks, including proof jeb bush is taking a hard look at trying to followin his father's and his brother's footsteps. >>> our big goal here is to keep you ahead of the curve on big political news. each week we ask our reporter to share a nugget from their notebooks. i call it "tomorrow's news today." >> i have been fascinated and bewildered swla omewhat by the constant drip drip drip of the hillary attacks, leaking stuff to bill. they haven't understood history. actually when you attack anything with bill, it helps hillary rise. thing to do is just wait for clinton to figure out something else to get in his own trouble about. >> amy? >> we talk a lot about the minimum wage helping to motivate the democratic base. but this issue, says the afl-cio and their allies, is something that actually can divide republicans. they look at the issue, they divide it up by class. how much money you make. if you make less than $50,000 and you are a republican, you are much more likely to want to support minimum wage. if you make more than $50,000, they have polls in five st

his father is jeb bush. his uncle is former president jonch w. rge h.w. bush. now at age 37 after a career in law and real estate and service in after gap stan he's decided to join the family business. what did george. with bush tell you when you said i'm thichlking about jumping into politics now? >> he always thought i would be good at it, but in terms of doing it for the right reasons, that's what the consensus was wlrk it was him or my grandfather or dad, you've got to do this with a servant's heart. >> reporter: in his stump speech he sometimes sounds like he's got bigger things in mind. >> the values of our state are under attack and it's been letd by one man an witnessed man only and his name is barack obama. that do you manl yourself as a president one day? >> i don't. i would like to leave everything on the field. give 110% to the state and see where it takes me. >> reporter: bush says his goal is to appeal to all. he's a strong supporter of business and deeply conservative on abortion and gun rights. his mother was born in mexico and mos

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public policy polling survey has former arkansas governor mike huckabee leadinthe way with 16%, jeb bush at 14 and chris christie at 13%. joining us now is mike huckabee, he's keeping an open mind about exploring a run for president, mike, it's great to have you here. you got to feel good about these polls that show you consistently at the forefront, among the leaders are leading for potential 2016 candidates. >> always better to be at the top of those things than at the bottom. i'm glad your name wasn't on the list. i would be way back. >> you have never been safer. >> you know what, i think all of the talk about who's going to run and who's leading, little premature, the most important thing that republicans have to focus on getting control of the senate, pushing harry reid back to the room. he has become the great hen sitting on the egg of every idea coming out of the house. things go in and they never come out. >> senator ted cruz said today, republicans will lose their opportunity to regain control of the senate if the boehner plan goes forward, that is, apparently his preference fo

former governor jeb bush rumored presidential candidate in 2016. white house, this is what he said. >> i'm deferring the decision to the right time which is later this year. and, the decision will be based on can i do it joyfully. because the i think we need to have candidates lift our spirits, a pretty pessimistic country right now. is it right for my family? >> now, governor bush also addressed comments that were made by his mother, former first lady barbara bush who said she hopes her son does not run. watch this. >> yeah, she promised me she wouldn't keep saying this. but she's 89 years old. if you have elderly parents or grandparents, you know that -- they speak their mind. >> all right, here with reaction. mayor rudy giuliani. what does this look like to you? >> to me like dreamland. i remember this place before i was mayor in, '92, '93, '94. >> i remember, porn, heshookers drug dealers. >> now disney behind us. >> crossroads of the world. where people come more often. the center. and, it's fabulous. you should have this set every night? >> y

jeb bush rumored to be potential presidential candidate in 2016.'m deferring to the decision to late yefr this year and the decision will be based on can i do it joy fully? and is it right for the family? >> now, governor bush addressed comments made by his mother former first lady barbara bush who said she hopes her son does not run. watch this. >> yes. she promised me she won't keep saying this. but she's 89 years old if you have elderly parents you know they speak their minds. >> here with reaction is former new york city mayor, rudy giuliani. what does this look like to you? >> dreamland i remember this place before i was mayor in 91, 92, 93 filled with porn, drug dealers. >> now it's fabulous. it truly is the cross roads of the world thchl is the center. >> you should have this set every night. >> i hope you're listening and i'm with you. i'd love to do it. we had fun with the football. is jeb, does he have difficulties because his dad and brother were president? >> he's remarkably well qualified. if you had to ask me would i be comfortable wi

and chris christie at 10% tied with jeb bush. keep in mind, there is a 4.5% margin of error. so they are all bunched together but christie used to be ahead of the pact. christie's office has battled more allegations from wildstein of the port authority who seems to have played a key role in the bridgegate. "evidence exists tieing mr. christie to having knowledge of the lane closures contrary to what the governor stated publicly." even the democrat leading the state investigation says no such smoking gun is in the 900-plus page of documents that wildstein turned over in compliance with a subpoena. >> the use of the words, evidence exists, as opposed to saying i have documents or i have an e-mail is a curious choice of words. it raises questions about what does he have and why doesn't the committee have it? >> now, this investigative committee was supposed to receive more subpoena documents today but officials tell cnn that they do not expect any to come out today because so many of those involved have asked for extensions. christi

. >> coming up jeb bush, kneneil h and the self described black sheep of the bush family former presidentt about president george h.w. bush and why. >> my dad is the most complete man i know. >> governor john ellis jeb bush. >> hard to describe it as a son but he is courageous, he is honest, he has integrity. he is not perfect. no one is, but amazingly, he's as close as you can get. >> but to trait jeb admired most in his father is what he sees as his courage. >> my dad exhibited that in his entire life starting as the youngest navy pilot in world war ii moving to midland in his business. it took courage to get out of one's comfort zone to take the risk of running for office in the minority party back in the early days of the republican party in texas certainly as president he showed a toughness and fortitude. he went into politics when he was 40. he traveled a lot he wasn't always at home because he was always working hard but when he was with us it was always fun. they were always good things go to a baseball game or play tennis or just outdoors playing catch. fantastic father. he wasn'

13%, jeb bu bush, 7%.here was a poll that came out earlier in november and this was a "washington post"/abc news poll, registered voters nationwide, if the election were today, this was a year after the election, would you vote for obama, 45%, romney, 49%. so you see those numbers, you see some of the folks out there in the republican party saying well, mitt romney, maybe you should reconsider. what say you? >> well, i appreciate the compliment. it's better than a kick in the teeth. at the same time, i'm absolutely convinced that there are other people who would have a better chance of becoming the nominee, becoming the next president of the united states, better than i would have. i've had my turn. i gave it two good shots. didn't win. and now it's time for someone else to do it. so i'm not running for president, wolf. you know, i made that clear from the morning after the last loss. >> the other reason i'm old enough to remember and so are you, ronald reagan tried three time, got it on the third. the thi

and they're taking another look at jeb bush.e has said as you know he would only do it if he could enter the race joyfully, whatever that means. but i think that he is giving it another look whereas before i think he might not have wanted to get in the fray. so i think the christie thing really throws it all up in the air. >> ronald reagan was governor, george w. bush was a governor. and people really don't like washingtonians. >> look at congress's approval ratings in the single digits and as much as marco rubio and rand paul run against congress and ted cruz as well, they are still in the senate. >> gloria, thanks very much. >> sure. >> gloria borger reporting for us. by the way, president obama spent the morning over at the national prayer breakfast. you're going to hear what he said about religion changing his life. that's coming up. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back t

whether that is chris christie, jeb bush. >> john suggested that paul may be stronger than ted cruz.ld you agree? >> he could have a foot in each camp and that's what makes him interesting. he could attract some independent, conservatives. he's kind of the wildcard. >> rand paul is much stronger among independent voters and has a libertarian streak. they are very prominent in states like new hampshire with an open primary system. >> if hillary clinton should not run, what democrat would you think about right away, john sununu? >> bill richardson always seems willing. >> don't you feel better already? >> i think martin o'malley is going to run. he will probably put together a campaign that is efficient him to hillary's left. beyond that, look for a few governors to step up. >> if she should not run, who would you think about? >> it will become somewhat like the republican field. he will have a decision to make and he would emerge as the strongest candidate for sure. you would have seven or eight candidates running and you would have a lot of different candidates and battles in both of

. >> do you think jeb bush will run? >> he was an extremely good governor.hris christie's been an extremely good governor. >> ted cruz should say debt ceiling bill should only pass if it is cut by cuts in spending and fiscal reform. do you agree? >> i would be in favor of entitlement reform and spending reductions, but i would very much support that. if it comes down to closing down the government and hurting the credit rating of the united states, we have already been to that movie. it has a bad outcome. elected terry mcauliffe the governor of virginia. you take that to a half weeks away word ted cruz's team shut the government down and you go to virginia, that race went from 10.22 points. >> you are a terrific guest. thank you for being with us. -- premier super bowl analyst. ♪ >> welcome back. super bowl weekend. who better to get the most insight in the premier nfl film analyst greg cosell? thank you for being with us. sunday has the potential for a great game. is there one particular matchup that you think and be determined? >> how can you not look at p

bush, and why. >>> my dad is the most complete man i know. >> governor john ellis, jeb bush. >> it ise him as a son. but he is courageous, he is honest, he has unimpeachable integrity. all the traits he has, for someone who is nearing perfection. he is not, no one is, but amazingly as close as he can get. >> but the trait that jeb, the second son admired most in his father was courage. >> my dad exhibited that his entire life, starting as the youngest navy pilot in world war ii. moving, that took courage, to run for office for the minority party in the easterly days of the -- early days of tonight republican party. remember, when he got involved in politics he was 40. he was a business guy, he traveled a lot. he was working hard. but when he was with us, it was always fun. we always did things. we were always going to a baseball game, going to play tennis or just outdoors. he was not strict. but when we messed up, his words of simply saying i'm disappointed in you, was devastating. it was like a thousand lashes and one month stuck in your room. so his means of child rearing were basic