jesse ventura was an embarrassment.let me rephrase that. is an embarrassment. you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ twell what if i told you that peanuts can work for you? that's right. i'm talking full time delivery of 7 grams of protein and 6 essential nutrients. ever see a peanut take a day off? i don't think so. harness the hardworking power of the peanut. >>> just about the bottom of the hour. you're watching cnn. only four states have voted so far and he still has exactly zero wins. he is hoping that changes and he can stay in the race. rubio hit minnesota after lunch today going hard after donald trump who he linked to former governor jesse ventura. jason what exactly did he say? >> well, we heard a lot. espe

jesse ventura is here. there he is. every day you read headlines about businesses being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. we're building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. if you have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspective. if other treatments haven't worked well enough, ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works by focusing right in the gi-tract to help control damaging inflammation and is clinically proven to begin helping many patients achieve both symptom relief as well as remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions c

jesse ventura was an embarrassment. let me rephrase that, jesse ventura is an embarrassment. but donald trump will be an embarrassment to america, will be an embarrassment to anyone who supported him. what he will do to our foreign policy will embarrass anyone in this room, anyone who supports him now. if anyone knows that, it's minnesota, because of experience you had. >> you heard that, con artist, celebrity, anyone who supports donald trump would be an embarrassment. you support donald trump, i want you to respond. >> i think it's rather naive to compare jesse ventura to donald trump who took a $1 million loan and built a $10 billion brand. this is someone who's been remarkably successful in business life and marco rubio has tried to paint donald trump as a flip-flopper first, a con man second, and now a racist. he is none of those things. the reason marco rubio is trying desperately to dub him as one of those things is because he is desperate and trying whatever he possibly can do to topple donald trump but it's not working. >> do you think this language is appropriate? >

jesse ventura was an embarrassment. let me rephrase that, jesse ventura is an embarrassment. >> today ted cruz hit hard on trump over a so-called secret recording, one in which donald trump is said to back down on some of his tough stances. according to the website buzz feed donald trump made the comment to the editorial board of "the new york times" newspaper a couple of months ago. they were off the record so they will not release them. if they do not release them it is prove they have something to hide. >> "the new york times" is saying it will not release that tape without donald trump's permission. i have called upon donald trump release the tapes. if you were going to manhattan and telling "the new york times" you're lying to the voters. the voters have a right to know that and they have a right to know that before super tuesday. >> donald trump responded last night on "hannity." he called "the new york times" a failing newspaper and said that some of his immigration stances are, in fact, up for discussion. >> it

jesse ventura is an embarra embarrassment. donald trump will be an embarrassment to america, to anyone who supported him. this can't happen. if anybody knows that it's minnesota, because of experience you have. >> manu joins us. rubio has yet to win a state in the race. does the campaign believe that minnesota can turn that around? >> reporter: they certainly hope so. but they're certain le not predicting a victory in minnesota. marco rubio talked to reporters after that and hopes to do reasonably well there. that state's hard to poll because it's a caucus state. we don't quite know how many voters will show up there and donald trump, if he does bring out, this influx of new voters perhaps he can win. minnesota, not a state where campaigns have spent much money at all. it's up in the air how that will turn out. you're the rubio's campaign perspective, they want to pull in delegates, enough support from states like arkansas, georgia, tennessee. pass that threshold in order to pull some delegate support, some delegates to take a

marco rubio told minnesota what it' s like to elect a celebrity, calling out jesse ventura, former pro wrestler, actor and minnesota senator. mr. rubio: i want to talk about a different direction for our country, not electing a con-artist. reid: ted cruz voting in texas, his home state, where he hopes voters will send him the hometown delegates, but the longhorn senator says what' s fracturing the gop field is the logjam of candidates. mr. trump: if you want to beat donald trump, we' ve got to get to a head-to-head, a one-on-one race. one on one, not only do i beat donald trump, i beat him resoundingly by 16 points. reid: post-super tuesday tends to trim down the field. it' s results, then again candidates who have money could elect to stay in the race regardless of the results. heather. heather: former president bill clinton campaigning for his wife in massachusetts both last night and today, underscoring just how close hillary clinton and bernie sanders are in the polls. newscenter 5' s rhondella richardson is live in new bedford, one of the president' s stops. rhondella: voters comi

, marco rubio, kicked off with a rally in endover, minnesota, bobby jindal joined him and used jesse venturae of what happens. >> donald trump will be an embarrassment to america and to everyone that supported him. >> on the democratic side, hillary clinton also started her super tuesday in minnesota where she took aim at all the republicans. clinton blasted trump, rubio and cruz for an inappropriate campaign strategy. >> they have forgotten issues and their campaign is based on insults, it's a one upsmanship on insults. >> and bernie sanders cast his vote in burlington and says his campaign is in it for the long hall. >> we are proud, and we'll continue to be, this is a campaign going to the philadelphia convention in july. >> sanders hoping for wins in his home state and others to chip away at hillary clinton's sizable delegate lead and believes that it will come down to voter turnout. >> what makes super tuesday super? more voter goes to the poll or caucus today than any other single day of this phase election and has the potential to invigorate or break down a campaign. delegates in arka

my worry is and the people in minnesota have seen the same thing with jesse ventura. these rich celebrity politicians are not always the best prescription especially when the electorat is angry and emotional. >> my perception and i don't know if this is -- if schwarzenegger tried to be a reformer and he got in the democratic establishment and the entrenched unions and then he turned and said i am not battling those guys and went back. kasich did the same thing in ohio so they are a perfect match. am i right? >> you are absolutely right. i don't think john kasich is fiery anymore. i don't think he is an arnold schwarzenegger-type figure anymore. his pitch is in the 90 he balanced the budget. that's it. >> any other appeal? >> he has some appeal, but it is not the schwarzenegger stereo type. his appeal is he doesn't get involved in fights. >> he is above it all. >> you like that, right? >> i agree. he is very much a snap chat candidate. he won't be here tomorrow, you know. it is weird to say schwarzenegger snap chats. it is a lot to process. arnold, i don't know. he has

think there's so much rich irony in rubio winning minnesota, a state that he talked about with jesse ventura comparing him to trump just a couple days ago at his town hall and also, minnesota being so liberal going with the establishment candidate. i think that rubio, it hurt him son because he didn't get any of the trump voters by attacking trump. if anything, they went elsewhere but the one good thing that did happen is that a lot of the late deciders broke his wayso i think it did hurt him . at the end. jon: here's how the political report sees it. they wrote, yes he can say he want to stay, minnesota, but at the end of the night rubio came in third place almost everywhere else.the fact that rubio lost virginia, i say tailor-made for a candidate with his profile was a harsh blow. it is hard to see how he wins his home state of florida. whatever hope the rubio team had of becoming the consensus trump alternative died last night. you know the voters of virginia pretty well. >> i do. jon: why did rubio do better there? >> i didn't think he did a good point of closing the gap with a week or t

as jesse ventura would say, follow the money. i find it very interesting that your author today on c-span has written this excellent book about the dark money especially after citizens united. my question involves a greater scope of this money. we are all aware of the koch brothers and their influence and how they manipulate public opinion to further their agenda. my question to your author is on the greater scope, does she in her book talk about other groups, groups that william touches upon and some people on the fringe talk about, most people have never heard of. one group in particular that i am interested in knowing if she has done research on is the builder burger group. does she talk about the influence that has? >> host: let's see what jane mayer's answers. >> guest: i do not and i have only heard a little bit about that. i wanted to say some of the things i heard sounded overheated about it and a little conspiratorial about it. this is not a book about a conspiracy. it is a book about a very small group of people with ve

aaron carter, dennis rodman, jesse ventura, wayne newton, willie robertson, mike tyson, tila tequila, and gary t-r-u-m-p stands for taking redirection, understanding, massive power. >> which super fan wille president of the united states? >> like a business. >> chris christie hosts. "trumpus room."l planet. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. but when we return from that ng foreigners will go head to head to trade their youth hostel for a hotel words, dreams will come true when we return. so stick around. out lemon juice doesn' t cure pink eye. hi. how are you doing today? that' s how i am. red head fred. ultra rare. i collect these too. y dog because he can never decide which one he wants until he gets home, so... american express presents the blue cash everyday card with no annual fee. . my only concern is that this is where we put food. a dog' s foot is cleaner than a human' s mouth. that' s what they say. is it? cleaner than my mouth. i can pour this my phone and it still work. whaaaaat? [phone ringing]bout to put you in the fish tank. whaaaaat? that's crazy.king] your ph

. >> i had jesse ventura on last night who said the same thing, this is a war crime. >> if you're running for office and at a certain point this outpouring comes out, you have to kind of take a look at what you said. nd i think that's what was discussed in the debate, which really was do you vet your ideas before you just put them out there? and that's what presidential candidates know that they've got to do. these things have to be thought through and this one, even trump admits in his own way, really wasn't. >> there's a lot of scrutiny on there. we did not call each other but great minds think alike. >> i know, i love your tie. >> gloria borger, good to have you here. >> i want to turn now to tony perkins, president of the resource counsel. >> good evening. >> you support ted cruz. will he win in kansas, kentucky, maine or louisiana this weekend? >> well, we'll see tomorrow night about this time tomorrow night, the returns will be back in. he's doing very competitively in these states, my home state of louisiana, i've been campaigning for him tonight. we've got a big rally in south lou

let's just thread the needle from jesse ventura to arnold schwarzenegger and now donald trump.t an outsider that could take the oval office. remember that arnold schwartz network, who's replacing him on the apprentice, endorsed kasich. and if he was sitting on this couch, he would confess to you that he had a hard time running that government and dealing with the legislature because he didn't have the governmental experience. i think that's part of the stuff that the economist is worried about. harris: andrea, when you say global risk to me and you look at the things that are on that list, i'm thinking, okay, us against isis, us against -- what do you make of this? >> i think et goes back to that lay toe comparison of a statesman. you have to have the courage, but it's the temperament question. and we've seen trump blow up not just at debates, but on the campaign trail. and i think that if trump were really wanting the american electorate to see him get serious about national security, he would roll out that national security team like he promised. he said he was going to have

. >> last night i had the former governor of minnesota on, jesse ventura.t saying, this is during the debate, is what he's proposing is a war crime. waterboarding is a war crime and anybody running for president of the united states should know better. now he's had to reverse. >> were you surprised, ron, by that dramatic reversal on the part of trump? >> he also reversed himself on his reversal on high-tech immigrants. where he put out a more moderate line and then immediately put out a statement after saying, no, no, i didn't mean it about h1b visas, which is a target for the right. donald trump is facing the limits as this goes forward. it may not be enough to matter. facing the limits of trying to campaign at 30,000 feet. the other candidates are forcing him to get into more specifics about his agenda, how he'd implement his agenda and he is stumbling repeatedly on that. he's been much stronger that broad strokes and camping out a few positions like mass deportation and building a wall. doability is questionable as well, but i think he's being forced int

jesse ventura is an embarrassment.nyone who is supporting him now, this can't happen. if any state knows that, it's minnesota because of the experience you had. [ cheers and applause ] >> now, we have a chance at a different direction. this different direction will require us not just to defeat hillary clinton, we will defeat her. i know if i'm the nominee, we will win. the democrats know this, too. that's why they attack me more than anyone else in this race. okay? but when we win, we have to know what we're going to do, and i'm here today to tell you what we're going to do and what it's going to lead to. first of all, when you elect me president of the united states, for the first time in eight years, you're going to have a president that follows the constitution of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> we've been listening to marco rubio at a rally he's holding in andover, minnesota. voters will go out tonight to caucus in that state. i'm live in norfolk, virginia. i want to go to my colleague, gabe gutierre

>> jesse ventura. >> they different?> yeah. >> but this guy's a wrestler. >> you don't remember hulk hogan? >> no, i do. his muscles are apparently not steroid induced either. >> not according to what they said in the descriptions. >> getting it done. >> you've missed some pretty explicit descriptions. >> can you get me up to speed on this? >> probably. unfortunately, yes. i've read it all. >> this is the husband here, who set it all up, the tape. >> it's a weird, weird story. >> i was thinking about fedex. i saw this. >> joe's been out of the country for five days. he's missed what we've been following along with. >> did you do your brackets? >> i haven't. i forgot my password. i got to remember to log in. >>> coming up, business and politics. the results of a yale ceo caucus on which candidates are best and worst for the economy. plus, how valeant ceo is handling the huge stock slide. and can michael pearson turn things around? that's coming up next. you're an at&t small business expert? sure am. my staff could use you

. >> jesse ventura. >> most people in the party who don't like donald trump want all the candidates to stay in because that maximizes the chances of denying him a convention majority. so john kasich has been running behind trump but not terribly far behind. marco rubio has been running substantially behind donald trump in florida, but we have the word that super pac z are going to go hard after donald trump in florida. we'll see whether they can close that gap. if, in fact, donald trump can hold a lead in florida, you know, there were all those sorts of rumors flying around last night about rick scott the governor endorsing trump, which would be another christie-like move on the verge of that primary. if donald trump can breakthrough, he's not going to be stopped, period. >> you're not even talking about a brokered convention. you're talking about him winning flat out before you even get to that. >> if donald trump wins both ohio and florida two weeks from now, the thing is flat over. the only way you could conceivably argue that it might not be over is if both kasich and rubio win. we

. >> jesse ventura agrees with the waitress.ry. >> indeed. >> all right. so that was at the very least i think she's polarized a lot of people. 19 minutes now before the top of the hour. straight ahead, he voted for hope and change in 2008 but all he got the tango and the wave. just how dangerous is the president's approach to foreign policy, and what we just told you about what fidel castro said. columnist michael goodwin next. >> and's a veterinarian driving the internet wild with his animal selfies. the doctor is here with a tip to keep your pet safe from all the easter leftovers. well this a predicament. homestyle sounds good. but country style, not without it's charms. brown sugar hickory. who says no to hickory? single-serve vegetarian? sure! there are no rules here. no rules on aisle four! with 17 delicious flavors cooked according to our secret family recipe, bush's has the variety you can't resist. did you get a can of bush's beans? yes, yes i did. bush's beans. what's your favorite flavor? everhas a number.olicy but no

hear that there is no fortunately, oh, my fod, thank goodness, no relation to jesse the body ventura. everybody ask her. actual hi, they should know. rosanna: if you know career. you know she is actress. she is a singer. she is known for hit songs like me and you ap roles in movies. greg: all right. the big news is. there is a new movie called "the perfect match" it comes out tomorrow. she is per terrific in. let's see the trailer then meet the star! >> the is the best. u date woman. >> okay. >> for the first time. rosanna: welcome to good day morning to. >> thank you. so i heard you turn the table on the guys in the movie. i liked the whole premise of this. >> yes. a total energy change. >> yeah. greg: not sure what was happening. set it up. the perfect match is -- >> i will sit up four in. charlie mac this is player. he doesn't fall in love. he doesn't take advantage of women. he has his time with them. then leaves them aside. rosanna: he won commit. >> he won't commit. he goes through a lot of women and makes that in the beginning of the movie. my character over here. a bet he has

>> jesse ventura was an embarrass many. let me rephrase. that he is an embarrassment. >> one thing that he has backed down on big time is the personal insult attacks against donald trump. he was getting a tremendous am of attention but a lot of it was for the supporters saying they thought that such attacks were beneath him. as martha pointed out, in many cases, 40% are insiders. so it looks like the personal attacks did not hurt him. >> thank you. >>> cruz campaign focused squarely on senator cruz' home state of texas. a must-win tonight. easily the biggest prize of the evening. senator cruz hoping a big win there will cement his status. >> good evening from the red neck country club. that is the name of the venue where ted cruz will address his supporters tonight. in his remarks to supporters before he cast his own ballot in houston this morning, texas senator cruz posted not as a do or die moment but rather a potentially fatal blow to the rubio campaign. and thus the dawn of what cruz sees as the second and decisive phase of the gop prim

i would remind them about jesse the body ventura up in minnesota, or schwartz nager in california or celebrity republican populist. our only real hope is to bring our own form of populism, and that's what sanders offers. >> ben jealous, thanks so much for coming on. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> let's go to some breaking news right now. msnbc's kasie hunt is in burlington, vermont. kasie, i know you have been following the sanders campaign, but this information is about new efforts among donors to stop donald trump. >> hey, chris. well, as we know, there's been so much establishment angst over how to stop donald trump, but so far, there hasn't been a well funded concerted effort to go after him. that's partly out of skittishness. a lot of people don't want to open themselves up to attacks from trump. and partly because they haven't been able to settle on a candidate to back instead. now, the "new york times" first reported that this call happened on tuesday afternoon, with three major donor whose have backed three different presidential candidates, paul singer who is still with