also today...you can hear from some of the hopefuls, looking for fill john boehner's empty seat in congress. dblbx fox19 now's dan wells is live in west chester with more on today's forum. live vo live kara ots ohio governor john kasich is turning his john kasich is turning his attention to virginia. he's scheduled for a town hall at george mason university this morning in fairfax, virginia. he's also planned an event in charlottesville and another town hall at virginia commonwealth university in richmond. kasich finished fifth in the south carolina primary over the weekend with just eight percent of the vote. shows are coming to the aronoff center this year. broadway in cincinnati released its lineup for the 2016-2017 season over the weekend, which kicks off with the sound of music in september. it also features shows like "phantom of the opera", "the little mermaid", and "mamma mia." we have a story which includes the whole lineup on our website, fox19now-dot-com. nats of proposal rob wipe vo have you seen this video? a pro wrestler proposed to his girlfriend, who was also his match. and

pope is not popular, even though it it was john boehner's last act as speaker to sit and having invited the pope to be with him. it was very moving. among republicans this is not a popular pope. on this issue he is saying the trunk view on immigration, the very popularl, among trump voters, the pope is butting his nose in where he .houldn't is the view on ok ground.bly he did say no leadership ever question the religious faith of another. which is a new rule for him. last week he spent it questioning whether ted cruz was a question -- christian. he is also questioned president obama's faith. he has modified his rules. [laughter] charlie: and there's a fight now with ted cruz about his

the hopefuls, looking to fill john boehner's vacant seat in congress will meet in a pair of butler county forums. we're live in west chester with what you need to know. sot full "here they come to the line.... unbelievable." kara vo and it was the closest finish in daytona 500 history. we'll hear from the winner. kara 2 shot good morning -- it's 4:30. i'm kara sewell rob 2 shot look at the meteorologist frank marzullo. week with sunshine near normal. look today with a sun and cloud mix and dry. tonight partly

from her car and was stopped when a police dog bit her.the 24- 3 candidates who want to succeed john boehner will take part in two candidate forums today. organizers say most of the 17 candidates plan to be at sessions at two miami county. there are 15 republicans running in the march primary.that's when voters will choose nominees for a special election to fill boehner's term and for the general election race for the next congress. 3 sebring ohio is making plans to treat lead tainted water.. and prevent leaking from old lead pipes... city leaders say 70-thousand dollars has been spent trying to fix the problem.. but most of the money has been spent on engineering fees. the e- p- a says running the tap for a few minutes eliminates any detectable lead. 3 pitchers and catchers are already there.. the rest of the club will head west tomorrow.. and of course.. you can't have spring traiing.. without the voice of the reds. .. and the voice of the reds.. mister marty brenneman.. can't have spring training without partner in the booth.. the cowboy.. jeff brantley.. i'm talking about someone else wh

ohioans will soon have to choose a john boehner... and today, there's a forum so you can hear from the potential candidates. dblbx our dan wells joins us live from west the details. you'll hear from lawmakers in ohio today. legislative event of 2016, pursuing the office house congressional district former seat will be speaking. the intent of the forum is to provide an opportunity for voters and community leaders to learn more about individual candidates pursuing this key congressional seat. the program will include networking with candidates from 11:30 to noon followed by the forum. dbl box ohio governor john kasich is turning his attention to virginia. he's scheduled for a town hall at george mason university this morning. he's also planned an event in and another town hall at virginia commonwealth university in richmond. kasich finished fifth in the south carolina primary over the weekend with just eight percent of the vote. here's a reason to pour that extra cup of joe this morning... upping your coffee intake may help reduce your

the real issues. >> and there's some criticism of the man they want to replace. former speaker, john boehner. >> i know speaker boehner, well-liked by a will the of people. i believe he rolled over for the president. we have not had the reputation. >> and 8th district, admits, boehner had cloud and knows one of the candidates has some big shoes to fill. >> i think if we get the right person, someone who could understand, how we can work through the imagination of i think, the 8th district will be well represented. >> from here, there are more forums and debates in time for the candidates to do some door to door campaigning. the time is running short. the ohio primary is less than a month away. >> indiana boy >> local price of regular gasoline slightly higher. and the average price of gallon is $1.72. 15 cents higher than a week ago. here's the prices reported to the local 12 news pump patrol. proof that shopping around pays. michael in the facebook page posted 1.45. kroger in mainville. amy saw 151. doug posted $1.49 at the shell in walden and if you see prices that are cheaper, post them on

happening today have to choose a john boehner... and today, there's a forum so you can hear from the potential candidates. kara dblbx our dan wells joins us live from west chester with all the details. you'll hear from potential future lawmakers in ohio today. in the first legislative speakers series event of 2016, candidates pursuing the office of ohio's 8th u.s. house congressional district speaker boehner's former seat will be speaking. the intent of the forum is to provide an opportunity for voters and community leaders to learn more about individual candidates pursuing this key congressional seat. the program will include networking with candidates from 11:30 to noon followed by the forum. have you seen this? check this out... noah's ark is nearing completion in williamstown. more than 500 feet long and 51 feet tall. inside... you'll see three floors held together with large timber structures. and a design team is working on creating animals to be placed in these cages. creators hope to answer skeptical questions like how could

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seatbelt and both teens are expected to be okay, this are 15 or 16 years old. >> and the race for the john boehner, and two candidates will be held at miami university, and most of the 17 candidates running for boehner's seat plan to be there. and during the primary, voters to fill the term. >>> they are calling for a boycott of beyonce's formation tour. >>> along with ticket, to see rascal flats. >> rascal flats is great in concert from what i hear. >>> when you watch this woman, you will immediately understand why she is getting so popular, 106 years old, is finally able to make a visit to the white house and meet president and first lady obama. >> i want to be like you. >> come on. >> what is the secret of -- >> i love that little lady. >> i do, too. i hope everybody can, you know, enjoy the moment with had woman. she is hilarious. >> she also said she never lived >> she is soaking up the moment. >> she is moving. keep on moving. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning. it is monday, february 22nd, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning." >>> an uber driver is suspected of a deadly shooting spree

like the best is when he says he's within of the guy that is came up with the plan to take out john boehner. all right. what i'm going to tell you now you might not want to hear. there's a lot of different interpretations of the conservative ideology. okay? so when you get to congress you need to hire good staff but you need a diverse staff, one that represents the ideological spectrum of conservatism. right? so when i hired my staff, i got the most diverse staff i could come up with so we would have great arguments. i hired half ron paul people and half rand paul people. you should see them argue. so why did i spend 15 hours in a car coming from kentucky up to iowa this week? because it's a same reason i ran for congress. if i have to look at my grand kids in a socialist country or a fascist country or the empire has imploded and i have to look them in the eye and tell them i didn't do everything i could do to save this country i would feel so bad. that's why i ran for congress, that's why i came to iowa. you might be saying didn't you look at the polls? you should have stayed in kentucky.

. >> you saw what happened to john boehner. >> i'm in this job because of that. >> that was a rebellion really from the right, really. >> yeah. >> it's those people are angry where would they be backing donald trump right now? >> look i think people are angry for lots of reasons but basically because the country is on the wrong path. 70% of americans believe america is headed in the wrong direction. you have conservatives like myself. i'm a conservative from the conservative wing of the conservative movement. you have conservative whose are very upset at the direction of the country and i find myself giving civics lessons all the time. we have congress. why didn't you roll this stuff back. it is because you chose not to do that? no it's because of the constitution. if you want to change laws you have to pass neuhaus to change those house. the president has to sign them into law. have to get through the senate filibuster which is something we have a very hard time doing given the votes we have in congress and the president of the united states. that nuance to use your well used phrase, t

. >> well, in republican politics this pope is not terribly popular though it was john boehner's last act to sit and having invited the pope to be with him and it was very moving for john boehner but among republicans he's not a popular pope and on this issue he's saying the trump view on immigration which is to put up a wall which is a very popular view among republican voters and very popular among trump voters is the pope is butting his nose in where he shouldn't is the view among republican voters. trump is probably on okay ground. he said no leader should ever question the religious faith of another which is a new rule for him since last week he spent part of it questioning whether ted cruz was a question and also questioned president obama's faith so he doesn't abide by his rules sometimes. >> rose: he's changed and there's a fight in there with ted cruz objecting to what he said on television he pro choice and donald trump is threatening so sue him because they're old views not new views. >> this is an interesting tactical fight. on one hand you can see trump tying ted cruz dow

24-year- old now faces a number of charges. 3 in more local news ...those who want to succeed john boehner will take part in candidate forums today ... organizers say most of the 17 congressional candidates plan to be at two sessions at miami university.there are 15 republicans running in the march 15th primary.that's when voters will choose nominees for a special election in june to fill boehner's term, and for the next congress. 3 local students will raise money for the american heart association today ... by jumping!kids from dillsboro, manchester, and moore's hill elementary schools are taking part in the "jump for justin" event this afternoon.12-year old justin wilburn has a heart defect.. but doesn't let his health issue stop him.justin's school raised more than three- thousand dollars last year to already tallied up more than five-thousand this year. 3 baseball is back out in goodyear arizona.spring training is underway is in full swing..and local 12's brad steinke is there. 3 time/temp ...on the campaign trail ...the latest on the candidates' week ahead...plus ...an historic storm

candidates running for the 8th district congressional seat vacated by retired house speaker john boehner will be featured at a candidate forum monday. thirteen republicans and one democrat are vying for the job. they are scheduled to appear 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at miami university voice of america learning center the 8th congressional district covers all of butler, preble, darke, miami, and clark counties and part of mercer county admission to the event cost 25- dollars per person. i will continue to follow breaking news for you and bring you the latest information right here on the morning xtra and our website fox19 now-dot-com. right now, we want to get a check of your weather with jeff... weather now transition week with sunshine and temperatures near normal. look for a high of 46 today with a sun and cloud mix and dry. tonight partly cloudy skies with a low of 31 degrees. then a tad warmer on tuesday with a high of 48 degrees and a sun and cloud mix. clouds will increase tuesday evening with rain developing late tuesday night into wednesday mornings commute. wednesday will be wet

mark: thank you. former ohio congressman. now vying for john boehner' s eigth district seat. mark: taking a live look outside this morning. 4:56 as we get started on a lisa: a big day tomorrow on the 2016 presidential campaign trail. how candidates are preparing for super tuesday. mark: the search continues for a missing pendleton county mother. the reward the family is now offering in the case. lisa: and a local enterpreneur remembered for the mark he left on the price hill community today. how the owner of price hill chili is being remembered. >> from cincinnati' s wlwt, leading the way, this is wlwt news 5 today. lisa: 5:00 a.m. on your monday. good morning. i' m lisa cooney. mark: and i' m mark hayes. randi rico and kyla woods are in this morning with your weather and traffic. let' s go straight to randi rico if we could just hit repeat. lisa: i have been trying. randi: i am sorry. no, we' re in for about a 10 degrees drop today from yesterday. 70' s on saturday. 60' s on sunday. 50' s today. yesterday 59 for the high. today closer to 49. we are starting out with a typica

what john boehner found is he couldn't crush the conservatives, but he he made it painful for them. >le say, "hey, you aren't trying hard enough. you didn't shut the government down. you didn't allow the government to go into default." i mean these are all things that, to me, so counterintuitive. i mean nobody understands what that would really mean if you went into default, and all the people that could potentially get hurt. people say "yeah, things are that bad, go ahead and just blow it all up so we can reconstitute it." >> this is part of the problem for the republican party, and particularly for the republican base. they will run elections based on these promises of deep confrontation and tremendous results. and then once in office, they can't deliver on that much, because the american system of government requires a lot of compromise and a lot of consensus for anything to get done. that leads to a cycle of disillusionment within the republican base, because they feel they voted for these politicians, these politicians made clear promises, they didn't deliver on the promises. but

happening tonight -- butler county voters have a chance to meet candidates running to replace john boehner. 17 people are vying for his eighth district seat. miami university will host two forums on monday. the first gets started at 11:00 this morning, at miami' s west chester learning center. then an evening forum gets started at 6:30, at miami university hamilton. >> cincinnati' s certified most accurate forecast. miriah: as we look at the last full week of february, headlines will see clouds increasing today and tomorrow, a very slow increase. that the head of the wind and rain we see rolling in on wednesday. as we head into thursday, that transitions to snow and we see temperatures to plummet. what we are seeing, high-pressure to the north will scoot to the east. then this low-pressure valley. with this, it begins to move north and push this milder air continually in our way. looking at close to 50 today, 50 s by wednesday. although we start to see rain are still looking at mild temperatures for the day. as this continues to push north, we see the wind settle in for wednesday as well.

butler county will offer voters a chance to meet most of the candidates running to replace john boehner. 17 people are vying for his 8h th district seat. miami university will host two forums on monday. the first will take place at its westchester learning center. place in downtown hamilton. in commitment 2016 tonight. candidates are now focusing on super-tuesday after this weekend' s votes in south carolina and nevada. republicans will caucus on tuesday in nevada. democrats will have their primary in south carolina saturday. but both parties are looking ahead to tuesday march first, when candidates can win more delegates than any other day of primary season. south carolina winner donald trump is already on to the next race. trump: we are going one after another. are we going to win georgia? [cheers] but it is crunch time. we have to go out and vote. we have to get out there. we have to vote. courtis: hillary clinton won nevada. and bernie sanders is already campaigning in south carolina ahead of democrats' next vote. candidates stand on the big issues on wlwt.com. >> we see some donati

here's john boehner. [audience murmurs] i don't know if you can see it, but afterwards, you can look at it. do you realize what it does to a politician to present him as something like this? huh? these are the interest groups who own him. sallie mae. he was a main opponent for student loan reform for years, and a very powerful one. look at it. it's on the sleeve. sallie mae. now you got 300 people here, 300 people there in the district, the district has 650,000 people, and pretty soon, you've got the numbers to select for a thousand serious members of a congress watchdog group, and this happens all over the country, 435 districts. every district has talent, every district has a community college, 4-year college, lot of talent. the thousand people put themselves behind an agreed agenda. i mentioned some of these: the living wage and full insurance and so on, war and peace. they agree from the beginning, so they don't have to bicker so much. they agree to devote 200 hours a year, volunteer 200 hours a year,

what i thought was interesting is that john boehner and mitch mcconnell they are not mentioned. were you surprised by the president's reaction in the republican coalition? >> absolutely. end i liken him to someone selling hope and change. bill clinton is the same. >> is the office of the president of place where that can happen. in to respond. >> that bully pulpit can open the space and we see that now. so we have to confront the reality in the half to address those circumstances on the ground. so there previous ways and engaging him in black politics the way we engage the white house to bring cajun that critical press knowing that all along the communities are suffering. with the grass-roots movement or the reverend to take the notion from dr. king. so to take bell local korean to approach of a challenge. >> we have a consciousness talking about black lives matter. that the black power movement of the victories this substantive public policy with the voting rights act of 65 with the war on poverty of what we call a traditional. from john lewis and a philip randolph was essentia

university voice of america learning center in west chester.the candidates are seeking to fill john boehner's congressional seat.boehner retired from congress last year. a couple leads police on a 30 minute chase through hamilton county... in a moving van.that chase caused the wreck of a hamilton county sheriff's cruiser.and they'll go in front of a judge today. today.a woman says iesha harris and darius loveless stole her uhaul yesterday in colerain township ... she claims harris slammed her head in the van's door, and punched her in the face, trying to throw her out of the van. officers tried to stop the pair, but it wasn't until a deputy deployed spiked stop sticks that the two were eventually caught. even then harris tried to make a run for it, before a k-9 unit stopped her with a bite on the behind. loveless stayed in the passenger seat.harris is charged with failure to comply with an order or signal of a police officer, robbery and new action *against* planned parenthood, the move that could cost the group a million dollars in funding. a loud pop and the smell of burning rubber! more on

people like john boehner were thrown out of their jobs.eople like paul ryan are not going to be powerful. what's powerful is the anger at the grassroots. you're seeing it tonight. against the political establishment and more and more against the republican establishment which is almost defeated now. so trump is the name for their pain. the right wing, the angry people of this country have been trying to find a leader. they've found one. his name's donald trump. he is the name for their pain. when he gets out there and makes fun of people's faces, of their politics, of their low energy, their very beings, their weakness, it's always their weakness he makes fun of. he is expressing the anger of this large group of americans that's not a majority, it's not perhaps even -- i'll stick to this point -- not even a majority of the republican party if you count them all as citizens. but as the active part of the republican party. just like bernie sanders is the passionate left. he's the passionate right. and boy, he is rolling over them. bernie is

university voice of america learning center in west chester.the candidates are seeking to fill john boehner's congressional seat.boehner retired from congress last year. hall of fame inductee ken griffey junior dropped the green flag at the start of this year's daytona 500. 500.but it's the wild finish morning. the final lap... in the yellow car, matt kenseth has the lead. fourth to first with an amazing move.watch hamlin split between kenseth on the outside and martin truex junior on the inside.kenseth is bumped out of the way... and it's a duel to the finish between truex and hamlin.and hamlin wins literally by inches... thanks to a push from kevin harvick. "a championship's next on the list for us. i've been so close in my career, i just feel like i've knocked on the door next thing is to knock the dang thing in. so, this is a big start to doing that." that."hamlin was nose to nose with martin truex at the finish line... and won the daytona 500 by just one one- hundredth of a second.it's the it's a colder start to the day with partly cloudy skies and lows around 330f. temperatures will onl

. >> am i the only one who thought that looked like john boehner of itch a younger version? thank you very much! >> i do see it . it's a younger version. we do a couple of things the new england freeway, north at exit 22 from midland. we have delays with that issue and an overturned truck. it's in the truck lane with exit 13 taking out one lane and delays are back to the area search stay away from the truck lane if you can. we will bring you in through the area of prospect with traffic moving in expressway is the next one. traffic coming in at grand central. it's moving and so that is good news. we also have things looking pretty good at the parkway. the area that kennedy is not too bad . ben: thank you, christina. long island braces for more snow as they had to work. jason enjoys us live from huntington station.we look at how commuters are commute today. snow. snow. good morning, ben and liz. we will travel out here and we saw the billboards on the highway saying avoid winter snow. if you are someone who takes the car today is one of the days were you could rely on the li d

he has met nancy pelosi in the house and has something of a report with john boehner.e past and exchanged text messages including during some of the big legislative battles. they -- he has had an interest in politics and know some of the folks on the hill but that is different than having to pass spending bills and sign them into law. or working at some of the big trading agreements. a layer of complexity i do not think he has dealt with on capitol hill. >> the possibility of a donald trump presidency. kristina peterson, thank you for your time. kristina: thank you. >> during the campaign, c-span takes you on the road to the white house as we follow the candidates on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> today, house majority whip steve scalise sits down with a bloomberg government to talk about the legislative agenda and the house of representatives. you can see this conversation live at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. today, agriculture and homeland security experts testify about ways to keep the u.s. food supply secure. the house home subcommittee on emergency p

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republican voters handed the keys to john boehner and mitch mcconnell said they were going to get stuffand did not stand on principle, and donald trump is running. charles: granted it was obama's budget. >> and went back on every promise they made. they broke every single promise they made. charles: gina, i refer to the piece that you wrote, it's brilliant. everyone talking about the establishment lane, you're saying ted cruz should move out of way, this would quicken the pace for donald trump. put this to bed and probably give the party time to unify on one candidate instead of all of this divisiveness. >> i mean, it depends, if people want truly something different from the establishment. if people don't want all of the establishment to coalesce and give money to marco rubio exactly as we're seeing happen today, charles, then they have a choice to make. they're the anti-establishment side which has fallen out to be droiment and the pro establishment side, if he isn't beholden to them, imagine the money from the consultants from people who want the political favorites and status quo in

pope criticizing you. 4 in republican politics this pope is not popular, even though it it was john boehner's last act as speaker to sit and having invited the pope to be with him. it was very moving. among republicans this is not a popular pope. on this issue he is saying the trunk view on immigration, the political wall, very popular among trump voters, the pope is butting his nose in where he shouldn't is the view. trump is probably on ok ground. he did say no leadership ever question the religious faith of another. which is a new rule for him. last week he spent it questioning whether ted cruz was a christian. he is also questioned president obama's faith. he has modified his rules. [laughter] charlie: and there's a fight now with ted cruz about his commercial suggesting when he said he was pro-choice -- he is learning to sue him because he says he is representing old views. john: this is an interesting tactical fight. you can see trump time ted cruz down in distracting fights back-and-forth and tit-for-tat. which is just messy if you are ted cruz trying to push a message. on the other ha

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but the candidates have spent so much time in the last year and a half beating up on john boehner and mitch mcconnell, it is hard to imagine them having a lot of pull. carly fiorina and ben carson who will be facing a difficult night tonight, or any one of the governor who's doesn't perform or underperforms. they could say since the republican leadership has been in big trouble, no one will listen to them any way. >> here's kimberly. >> we spoke to you yesterday and we talk about momentum and seeing if there's any movement, ground swell of support that was being carried through since the debate saturday night. it was pretty electric. you saw the governors rise up. are you seeing that now in the people getting together to come vote? >> sure. there is a big, big difference between what we call ground game in iowa where you have to get people to support you, and then go to sxauks argue with their neighbors and come to your side. in this particular primary in new hampshire where one out of every two peel in the state is likely to vote, it's not about organizing and getting them to commit

today, butler county will offer voters a chance to meet most of the candidates running to replace john boehner. 17 people are vying for his eighth district seat. miami university will host two forums today. the first will take place at its west chester learning center. then an evening forum takes another primary down for the republican presidential candidates and another caucus down for the democratic candidates. wlwt news 5' s miriah turner is at the live alert desk now with the latest on the 2016 campaign trail. good morning. miriah: democrat hillary clinton came out on top in the nevada caucus, while republican donald trump dominated in south carolina this weekend. now candidates are focusing on super tuesday. republicans will caucus on tomorrow in nevada. and democrats will have their primary in south carolina on saturday. but both parties are looking ahead to march 1, when candidates can win more delegates than any other day of primary season. south carolina winner donald trump is already on to the next race. mr. trump: we are going one after another. are we going to win georgia? [cheers]

congress including , i've got to say, both the previous speaker of the house nancy pelosi and then john boehner who never paused in the support that came from pelosi. and so we have had the opportunity to get to this point. and i think there is a high level of excitement to be here. during the union station existence, the third largest union station in the world, in my home district of kansas city, of course, it became a focal point in world war one where train traffic peaked with 79,000 trains passing through union station including 271 .rains in one day perhaps it was the witnessing of americans traveling to the east coast to be deployed to the war that prompted the citizens of kansas city and the surrounding area to build a memorial lest we -- lest the ages forget. and so the site dedication became a world event as the five allied military leaders of world war one joined vice president of the united states calvin coolidge at the dedication in 19 21. this is the only time in history that the allied leaders publicly joined together and honored those who had served and died in world war one. no

republican politics this pope is not popular, even , though it it was john boehner's last act as speakero sit and having invited the pope to be with him. it was very moving. among republicans this is not a popular pope. and on this issue he is saying the donald trump view on immigration, the political wall, very popular among trump voters, the pope is butting his nose in where he shouldn't is the view. trump is probably on ok ground. he did say no leadership ever -- should ever question the religious faith of another. which is a new rule for him. because last week he spent it questioning whether ted cruz was a christian. he is also questioned president obama's faith. he has modified his rules. [laughter] charlie: and there's a fight now with ted cruz about his commercial suggesting when he andid he was pro-choice donald trump was threatening to sue him because he says he is representing old views. john: this is an interesting tactical fight. hand, you can see cruzd trump tying ted down, this distracting fight back-and-forth and tit-for-tat. which is just messy if you are ted cruz trying

mcconnell and john boehner before him, you know, not so much paul ryan but boehner early last year hadting in the republican primary from conservatives especially people like donald trump who were just angry saying you never delivered. we gave you the senate. you never delivered. we gave you the house. you never delivered. you could hear a lot of that in the initial comments from mcconnell saying no way will we give you another supreme court appointment. it's just not going to happen. >> let's listen to what hillary clinton had to say. she made comments about what she calls the sub text to the president's job to nominate a new supreme court gist it is. listen to what she said. >> republicans say they'll reject anyone president obama nominate nos matter how qualified. some say he doesn't have the right to nominate anyone as if somehow he's not the real president. you know, that's in keeping with what we've heard all along. many have talked about using code takers and seekers and they encourage the ugly impulses of the paranoid fringe. >> she was in harlem when she made those remarks and

then, it was headed to the house and john boehner decided to take it up and pass it with all of the democratsandful of republicans. if that had happened, this would have been over. the issue would have been lost and it would have been game over. it would have gone to obama's desk and he would have signed it and amnesty would have happened. that was a time for choosing, a moment and everyone decides where they stand. the reason it was defeated, is because we stood up and led the fight and said, this is wrong, this violates the rule of law. it is unfair to millions of legal immigrants. it is unfair to men and women who are losing their jobs and see their wages driven down. millions of people across this country rose up against it. cartel likes to blur the lines. is what they try to convince you, everyone does it, everyone is line, everyone is untrustworthy, so you want to go with me, because i am one of the liars, too. to say, marco is trying push by lots of folks in the media, is he is focusing on one amendment i introduce. i would encourage you to go on my website and read the amendment i pro

motion you probably needed a cheat sheet to know the candidates-- but the folks who want to take john boehner's vacated seat in congress met today with the people who will vote on the issue.the forum was at miami university voice of america learning center in west chester.fourteen of the 17 candidates running showed up. donald trump is riding high going into tomorrow's republican caucus in nevada. he's coming off a big win in south carolina saturday, and is now the firmly-established republican front-runner. front-runner. marco rubio and ted cruz came in second and third in south carolina... but didn't win any delegates; those all went to trump. they're both campaigning in nevada right now... where they continue to poll second and third, and show no signs of backing down. the republican field is now down to five. runs=:09sen. marco rubio | (r) presidential candidate: "i think this is going to have to be like any other candidate that's coming in. we're going to have to compete hard. but i know this, i mean, i feel very confident about our campaign and look forward to a very unusual year." year."

what i was interesting about your book was when you talked about the president was that john boehner and mitch mcconnell are not there. they are not mentioned. and the question is were you surprised by the reaction to the president's election inconstitutionally within the congress and what we will call the republican collation? in constitutionally -- did you think it was part of those dark times? >> absolutely. i am not laying the blame of the great black depression at the feet of obama. i want to be clear of that. i liken him to a confidant man selling hope and change. but didn't change the framework. but he is not alone. bill clinton is the same. jimmy carter was the same. reagan. >> can it be done from the president? is the insteinstitutional offic the president where a movement can bring change like this? johnson's movement pushed and pressed him. >> i think of the bully pulpit of the president can open up space for that kind of movement. we are seeing that now. i think at the end of the day, we have to confront the reality obama is on his way home and we will have to imagine how

mark: butler county voters have running to replace john boehner. 17 people are vying for his 8h district seat. miami university will host two forums on monday. the first gets started at 11:00 this morning at miami' s west chester learning center. then an evening forum gets started at 6:30 at miami university hamilton. lisa: reds players are reporting early in goodyear including jay bruce. the reds right fielder is getting to work as trade rumors continue to swirl. the latest reports say the 22 balitmore but bruce says he is tuning it out. >> this is what i know. this organization has been much more to me than just a baseball team. i have been here since i was 18 years old. this is all i know. i look forward to still being here. if something does happen, i completely understand. lisa: we will be there as jay and the rest of the guys get ready for a new season. george vogel is in arizona and he' s ready to hit the ground running with that guy photographer mark slaughter. ,they are the team out there. they will be reporting from goodyear all week. mark: i wonder if they have everything hand

most people didn't know speaker of the house john boehner. >> who's this?have no idea. >> many didn't know nancy pelosi. >> who's this? >> i don't know. >> oh, my god. >> well, this is awkward. >> that's the vice president of something. >> let's taste the actual vice president. >> who's this? >> i don't know who that one is. >> it's the vice president. just can't remember his name. >> biden. >> no, no. >> many were better at celebrities. >> tom cruise. >> justin bieber. >> it's not that people are stupid, but most americans spend more time thinking about other things. >> the average amount of time that a person spends on presidential politics in the course of a campaign is probably about three hours. >> that may shock you political junkies who watch fox, but americans spend much more time thinking about food, money, sex. politics is way down the list. it's a reason they keep appeals simple, emotional. >> there's a bear in the woods. >> republicans run ads like this one to suggest democrats are soft on defense. >> isn't it smart to be as strong as the bear?

john boehner was asked about that.he said i can't -- i call it original sin, and the republicans are now paying for it. they weren't stop in the beginning, and now they're being tracked down one at a time. cruz is a canadian. >> rubio may not be actual eligible. >> where does it stop. any way, bill crystal, another factor, rubio backing. a smart guy, incredibly leading people, leading, isn't ready to concede the race to trump. rubio and cruz have to take the fight to trump. donors and others have to take on trump with money and determination. what's that? we're dead? >> again, i go back to the point. this should have been done five months ago, one year ago, two years ago. they just have never gone to the point where they're willing to pull it. >> i sat there with rachel and brian late into the night. what always amazes me, trump gives a victory trump when it is appropriate. they always get trophies, no matter what he does, he is now three, five, two and two, right? rubio always gives a victory speech. >> if, but if the

we're joined now by bush campaign senior adviser, michael steele, the former spokesman for john boehnerning on no sleep at all. it was one of those nights for you guys. you were watching, at one point, it was 12, 11, going back and forth. >> it was a lot of -- a lot to watch, but the important thing is new hampshire as it often does, reset the race. governor bush is on his way to south carolina, and we're getting ready to start there. >> put you at fourth but not third, which i know you would have been happier with. >> we always want to do better, we always want to win. this is a result that resets the race and puts us in the right position going into south carolina where i think we're strong. >> is marco rubio damaged goods now? >> he's got to make the case for his record. and it's the problem isn't the kind of robotic recitation of talking points. the problem is he has no record of achievement. if you look at the things they cite as achievements, the hezbollah sanctions bill which passed unanimously and she didn't show up for the vote. the guys who said that he wasn't there. so what w

if he doesn't give what he wants from john boehner, he can't fire him. >> obviously change in tone from christie. i want you to answer this. what does he bring, his endorsement. we know what sarah palin brought. jerry fallwell helped with the questions from evangelicals. trump doesn't need an attack dog. what does chris christie bring? >> he brings some credibility from elected officials. that's bnt been the big missing piece. there have been no endorsements from any sitting elected officials. in fact in "the new york times" there was an article on the enormous anxiety among senate republicans and discussions of cutting donald trump loose if he is the nominee underscores to what extent he would represent elite into the electoral unknown for the republican party. he does bring the possibility of mobilizing a lot of blue collar white voters, older white voters. he risks stamping the gop as a party of racial backlash to the growing pop larts of minorities. you have a lot of republicans deeply anxious about that. to continue to see a process of prominent leelected officials le chris christi

as the republican party, especially john boehner learned the hard way, the potential veto power that an activated base provides, makes governing all of the more difficult. to conclude, before condemning the current system universally, i think we might want to go back to that apsa report of 1950 and consider why those political scientist am a smart bunch of people, why they were eager to parties with clear, ideological positions that mapped onto effective agendas. 1950's hadhe witnessed a precipitous decline in the number of americans voting over the course of the 20 --tury grid that was there that was on their mind. they understood competition and clear choices had made a far more riches of the tory electorate in the 19th century with much higher rates of voting. over 100% in chicago sun-times. -- in chicago some times. [laughter] they also understood politics was more than division of political spoils. it was also about the clash of ideas. they urged politicians to articulate those ideas more vigorously. we all urine for a day when both parties can work more effectively to resolve t

house leadership, john boehner, intended to take it up. with all the democrats and a handful of republicans, roll over about 200 house republicans. and i stood with jeff sessions and steve king and we took the case to the american people. and what happened is millions of american people rose up and lit up the phones to congress and said don't do this. we defeated the rubio/schumer amnesty bill in the house. and in the world of washington, that is considered unlikable. when republican leadership -- i wrote a book last year called "a time for truth." the opening chapter describes the inside story of what happened on the debt ceiling where republican leadership wanted to make it for harry reid to add trillions of debt to our country. and i objected to that. the act of objecting, the promise i made to the men and women what elected me caused more unhappiness than anything i've done in my time in the senate. just this morning, jim dement, addressed this question, he said listen, ted is a friend, anyone who says he is unlikable is being ridiculo

then, it was headed to the house and john boehner decided to take it up and pass it with all of the democratsandful of republicans. if that had happened, this would have been over. the issue would have been lost and it would have been game over. it would have gone to obama's desk and he would have signed it and amnesty would have happened. that was a time for choosing, a moment and everyone decides where they stand. the reason it was defeated, is because we stood up and led the fight and said, this is wrong, this violates the rule of law. it is unfair to millions of legal immigrants. it is unfair to men and women who are losing their jobs and see their wages driven down. millions of people across this country rose up against it. cartel likes to blur the lines. is what they try to convince you, everyone does it, everyone is line, everyone is untrustworthy, so you want to go with me, because i am one of the liars, too. to say, marco is trying push by lots of folks in the media, is he is focusing on one amendment i introduce. i would encourage you to go on my website and read the amendment i pro