begun on the air waves with negative ads with campaign events, and the fight is going to be between john casic, chris christie, marco rubio, and jeb bush. only one is going to emerge as the alternative to donlt trump. obviously ted cruz has his showing in iowa going for him. if he is able to actually win iowa he can come here as wem and be a real player so that's rubio's dilemma right now. host: do you have any sense that any of those so-called establishment candidates would withdraw before the new hampshire primary? guest: i don't think so. at one point months ago i felt that was the case. i really felt like a number of candidates would have dropped out. more candidates would have dropped out by now. as you know we still have 12 candidates for this race. it's a dizzying pace for my counterpart to follow and myself with 76 events last week. i think these candidates, the establishment candidates have too much money, too much support, too much at stake to drop out before there's an actual vote. so i think many of them will drop out perhaps after new hampshire if the result is a particularly nega

begun on the air waves with negative ads with campaign events, and the fight is going to be between john casic, chris christie, marco rubio, and jeb bush. only one is going to emerge as the alternative to donlt trump. obviously ted cruz has his showing in iowa going for him. if he is able to actually win iowa he can come here as wem and be a real player so that's rubio's dilemma right now. host: do you have any sense that any of those so-called establishment candidates would withdraw before the new hampshire primary? guest: i don't think so. at one point months ago i felt that was the case. i really felt like a number of candidates would have dropped out. more candidates would have dropped out by now. as you know we still have 12 candidates for this race. it's a dizzying pace for my counterpart to follow and myself with 76 events last week. i think these candidates, the establishment candidates have too much money, too much support, too much at stake to drop out before there's an actual vote. so i think many of them will drop out perhaps after new hampshire if the result is a particularly nega

begun on the air waves with negative ads with campaign events, and the fight is going to be between john casicchris christie, marco rubio, and jeb bush. only one is going to emerge as the alternative to donlt trump. obviously ted cruz has his showing in iowa going for him. if he is able to actually win iowa he can come here as wem and be a real player so that's rubio's dilemma right now. host: do you have any sense that any of those so-called establishment candidates would withdraw before the new hampshire primary? guest: i don't think so. at one point months ago i felt that was the case. i really felt like a number of candidates would have dropped out. more candidates would have dropped out by now. as you know we still have 12 candidates for this race. it's a dizzying pace for my counterpart to follow and myself with 76 events last week. i think these candidates, the establishment candidates have too much money, too much support, too much at stake to drop out before there's an actual vote. so i think many of them will drop out perhaps after new hampshire if the result is a particularly negati

ohio governor john casic actually tied third place putting him at 11% of the vote a poll of likely voters puts casic at 11% of the vote tied with rubio, ted cruz at 12%, donald trump still leading the republican hopefuls with 31%. the president has created a white house task force that will help tackle finding a cure for cancer. president obama pledged in his final state of the union address to initiate more efforts to cure cancer. vice president joe biden who lost his son beau to cancer will lead the panel. vice president biden: my goal is that we find absolute curious, but for some cancers, we get to the point where he can manage them and they become chronic diseases. lisa: the panel is expected to meet for the first time on monday. democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders has released his medical records to prove he is healthy enough to be commander in chief. it's also customary for candidates to release their records. released hers last summer. statement in december. if sanders wins the race, he ever elected at 75. drivers in our nation's capital have racked up more than $1 mi

john casic did that while chair of the budget committee in washington for four years and paid back 10% of the national debt. he can do it again. he has practical plans to do so. if you're worried about your job or economy ohio's economy is roaring under 6 years of leadership. they created over 400,000 new jobs. they literally have brought back jobs from mexico and china. and there's reason that he was reelected by 64% just a year ago. the roaring economy in ohio can be translated into a roaring economy here in the united states of america. if you're worried about national security, he served 18 years on the armed services committee. he is a national security expert. he does not need a period of on-the-job training like the rest of those candidates with. -- what. --would. now, it is my job to introduce one of america's true american heroes. this is colonel tom mow. he was a prison made -- mate with john mccain. he was flying his bomber over vietnam and he was blown out of the sky literally. he managed to elude his captors without any food or water for three days before taken prisoner. t

. >> to be clear, john casic has been among the team who balanced the budget. stage who had real decisions. to say you are the only one who has done anything is a reach. >> well, i give john credit for working as a budget chairman chairman. he didn't pass any pro-life bills. i three of them and had democratic support. he didn't offer the e tran sanctions bill or the syrian sanctions bill. it was bill that i authored the and president bush opposed and i was able to go through there. i will give john the budget. you talk about 16 year of a body of work on social issues and even the republican makes the center thereof health care plan nap's something i introduced over 16 years i was there. >> right. real accomplishments. i know the whole team wants to get your take last night and how you feel things are going for. i want to ask you about attend donald trump's event after the debate last night. >> surprised. >> i was surprised. what were you thinking? >> well, if someone asks me to come support an raise money for veterans, it's a pretty easy call since i didn't hav

, campaigning not only takes place n iowa but in new hampshire, particularly republican talking john casicoday, he plansa to visit des moines and cedar plan to be insn't iowa on caucus day. something called the iowa has held all, he three. on thursday night, people dropped in and out of these conversations on the phone where there's as many as 8300 any time.ts at the average participants spend a whopping 32 minutes on the hour-long call, and some iowans are at least interested in kasich. he told participants on the phone call he appreciated anything he could get from their vote.s what about caucus voters worried about pulling away, and he for the saying i vote person i like. i vote for the person who can do a good job. kasich, in an interview. bernie sanders supporter from tuscaloosa, alabama, john is up next, hi. caller: hello. i like bernie sanders. i think he has some good ideas. backbone to as the do some of these things that he's proposing to do. as far as hillary clinton is concerned, she has flip-flopped on more issues than any seen.ate that i have clip you showed bernie sanders at

so john, voters don't want a prince of light and hope, they want to roll around in doom. they want a savior. right now that would be mr. trump. can casic make inroadkasich mak? >> there is opportunity. but the problem is the mood of the gop base is very much about someone who is a divider not a uniter. whether it is cruz or trump. the question is in that center right lane, who can emerge. the union leader endorsed chris christie. he did well in some polls. kasich well in some polls. who can be the standard bearer? maybe it's jeb, maybe it is marco. in new hampshire, 44% are independent and it is an open primary. and that is what makes the character of this primary so totally different than both iowa and south carolina. >> so do these percentages surprise you? this is the latest cnn poll, wmur. yeah. so anna, does it surprise you since new hampshire's famous for its independent voters and moderate republicans, who the leaders are at the moment? >> it doesn't surprise me. i think it's been very consistent for a long time. and i think that there is two real races going on in new hampshire. first of all is who wins the state outright. that