john heilemann fastbreak, the second part of our texas two-step.ick perry will be here in a moment. mark: if you miss start ted cruz interview, it will be online soon. sticking now with our loan start -- lone star state theme i visited with rick perry in houston this morning. you are a grandfather. what is rick perry the grandfather like? mr. perry: they had me wrapped around their finger. 20 months and 21 days. it is great, awesome. they are life-changing. mark: have you changed any diapers? you have not. have you been asked to? i sat next to you at a dinner. i do not think this is a trivial topic. a lot of presidential politics is about personality. when i meet people who have not met you, they never list the traits i would list about you. i am wondering whether you think in your public appearances, interviews, the real rick perry i consider to be smart, interesting, comes through or not? mr. perry: i cannot answer that. the people i spend time with find me to be a person they hang out with. that is a good reflection of who i am. i probably put u

we are going to toss to mark halperin and john heilemann.hey are doing live coverage of ted cruz's speech at liberty university. you can follow it on our website, but we are going to live stream some of that right now. guys. >> this is his announcement speech for president of the united states. the first major candidate to get into the race. some of you are joining us on bloomberg television. i mark halperin with john heilemann live for this speech. he is now with the podium. let's listen in. senator cruz: god bless liberty university. [applause] senator cruz: i'm thrilled to join you today at the largest christian university in the world. [applause] senator cruz: today, i want to talk with you about the promise of america. imagine your parents when they were children. imagine a little girl growing up in wilmington, delaware. [applause] senator cruz: it is during world war ii. the daughter of irish and italian catholic family. working class. her uncle ran numbers in wilmington. she grew up with dozens of cousins because her mom was the secon

joining me now are mark halperin and john heilemann of bloomberg politics. they're host of the show "with all due respect." i am pleased to have them here. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: welcome back. always happy to be at this table. >> rose: happy to have you here. john, tell me what's your assessment of the press conference? >> well, i think there was -- ton positive side, she was better than she was in her book tour in a lot of ways, in a much more hostile environment. she face add large scrum of reporters, many foreign journalists who don't normally cover politics took a fair amount of questions, talked about this being a brief press conference but she answered about ten questions, went on for about 20 minutes or so. she was at times quite poised, but i think she did not answer many of the central questions to a lot of people's satisfaction. there were questions she chose not to answer that were asked she evaded various things and i don't think the story was going to go away. >> there are two things i think are central. there are many issues b

steve rattner and john heilemann still with us.ce o'donnell. >> i've been waiting for this all week. >> ready to go. >> i know what a look is. the look of a man about to talk about the clintons. that's the look he always gets when the topic is the clintons. >> i so we that look. >> hundred any er is. >> you're signing, interpretation. >> no. >> known you too long. >> you're a performer. i like it. >> let's not waste time. let him perform. >> i'm ready to see it. >> he's getting ready to get up and leave. >> wind him up and let him -- >> leave him alone. i just think that you're amusing. i like it. you've got a loaded look. >> new questions for hillary clinton's e-mail. what's politico reporting? >> politico is reporting that the state department had a policy in effect since 2005 that daily operations should be conducted using official servers. we knew that. clinton is under scrutiny for using a so-called home brew e-mail system during her time in office. the system that would make it potentially harder to gain public access to her

joining me now, mark halperin aunt john heilemann -- and john heilemann of bloomberg politics. welcome back. i am happy to have you here. john, tell me your assessment of this press conference. john: on the positive side she was better than she was in her book tour. she faced reporters, many of them foreign journalists, she took a fair number of questions she talked for a fair amount of time. she answered about 10 questions. she was quite poised. i do think she did not answer many of the central questions to a lot of people satisfaction. there were questions she chose not to answer. she evaded various things. mark: there are two things that are central. i think if you are inclined to believe her, it is reasonable the reason she said she set up a personally count -- personal account. it seems at a minimum, she might've been cavalier about public records request or subpoenas. after she spoke, they suggested she was meticulous about making sure all of for documents -- charlie: perhaps she was. mark: it is not clear that she did that 100% of the time. the other thing -- there are t

we will have live coverage with mark halperin and john heilemann. apple watch will debut in china next month. the company is trying to move on the sales momentum they saw there on the iphone 6. john, how did apple reach the top of the chinese market? john: they have done a very good job there, mark. one of the things that help to them was the launch of the iphone 6 and the iphone 6 plus. that did quite well. prior to that, they gained a distribution agreement to be sold on china mobile's network. they are not only the largest telecom wireless provider in china, but also globally they are number one. so that -- those two events really helped apple a great deal in the region. mark: last quarter, apple sales in china, they rose to 70%. talk to us about consumer preferences. how do they help apple taelor products specifically to the chinese market? john: one thing that apple does well is they are a true global rant mark. brands mean a lot to everyone. i don't care who you are. and the chinese in particular love the apple brand. i think apple as a company

>> i'm john heilemann. rich cavallaro >> i am mark halperin. greetings from a star-spangled cornet starched main audrey of -- artery of democracy. we are here at this brand-new summit, it is coveted by republican wannabes. that includes jeb bush. in his first to iowa in a long time. he was welcomed in hawkeye style today by the pull headline that said, "some view jeb bush set -- skeptically. and he was asked, is there bush fatigue and iowa? >> the iowans that i know are thoughtful and they want to get to know the candidates. my answer to your question is that i will go make my case. most people know my record as governor and my life experience, so i will get a fair hearing. >> we will be here tomorrow streaming live from jeb bush and other potential candidates. let's start with jeb. what are the stakes for him and what should people be looking for on this big trip? >> first of all, he has to prove that he is a conservative. there is a suspicion as you know, that he is not, that he is a moderate. he has to make that case. he started to do it in

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. and with all due -- lindsey: whoa, yankee boy. i'm lindsey graham from south carolina. and with all due respect to my south carolina friends, get your butt to new hampshire, i need your help. ♪ mark: a granite state greeting and top of the evening to you from manchester, new hampshire. on the show tonight, budget cuts. jeb bush's struts. and lindsey graham's guts. but first, it is tuesday, it is election day in israel. we will not know for a while if prime minister benjamin “goes by b.b.” netanyahu will retain his title. the exit polls suggest the race between netanyahu and main challenger isaac herzog is as close as a shank bone is to the haroset on a passover seder plate. oy vey. netanyahu is declaring victory his pollster says he will win, but it is going to be close. if he does retain prime minister, what are the implications? and if he is kicked off the job, what are the implications? john: i want to know what a haroset is. if he ends up winning this race he has done it in an ugl

john: and, i'm john heilemann. "with all due respect" to bobby durst, if you admit to being a serial killer -- mic off. ♪ john: my mic is back on. happy day before oceans of green beer day. on our lineup, hillary versus democrats and jeb versus walker and walker versus himself. first, jeb versus hillary. these big-time candidates that had enough practices that worked perfectly, but open letters to jeb signed america. are his e-mail practices as comparable to hillary's as democrats would have us believe? mark: they are more comparable than the current media coverage, but there are some important differences. we will take a look at some of the similarities and differences. hillary clinton was not widely known that she did not use government e-mail. everyone jeb used jeb.org. public access -- they both have public access but the biggest difference is hillary clinton's failure to turn in e-mails led to denial of complete responses of public record requests. jeb bush did not meet the florida archive deadline. it is uncle

. >> he's on the road today, but john heilemann recently sat down with mark levin, the director of thatentary, which also happens to be about some of john's favorite subjects, los angeles, reading, and drugs, lots of drugs. here's the conversation. john: tell us why you decided to make this story about this guy. the story is incredible. and let's talk about some of the issues. >> i first heard of some of the government complicity back in the iran-contra affair. i was a tv producer and at the iran-contra hearings. that was the first time i ever heard people chanting "cia means crack in america" and i carry web who wrote a series of articles called dark alliance, -- we started corresponding. he was a tennis player red. he kept saying get your but out here to texarkana and i will show you something. i eventually did get out there and met with rick. unfortunately, the bush administration decided the one tennis court was a luxury prisoners did not deserve. and rick learned to read in prison. john: he was busted and put in prison, 20 years to life. marc: he was life without parole. i remember

john: and i'm john heilemann. happy national paella day sports fans. first, we have the talk of the town today mark, here is the question, real quick, right to the heart of it. what is the implications to the exit of them at -- exit of the minority leader? mark: i am not sure that democrats keep the seat and harry reid did it as well as anyone in the era. john: by hook or crook, he managed to hold on, and he was a very vulnerable incumbent. nevada is a purple state, so we get to see which way it will go. this is super-interesting. chuck schumer has been waiting his whole life for this job. mark: what he said is that he does not want to run, and the fact of the matter is, it frees up a lot of conservative money because the koch brothers and others would have spent a fortune trying to defeat harry reid, and now they can spend money elsewhere. my impression is that the seat can be contested, so it puts the scene very much in play. john: i think your point of obstructionism that will come up next, but chuck schumer is cast as the same way as rahm emanuel a

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. and with all due respect to hillary clinton, you need one phones work, one phone for personal stuff, and one for candy. ♪ a lot of candy. on the show tonight, there were 10 million reporters committee putting the turks at hillary's hallway press conference today. if you missed it, here's one of the most important to she gave on why she used personal e-mail exclusively while she was secretary of state. hillary clinton: i wanted to use just one device for both personal and work e-mails instead of two. it was allowed, and as i said, it was for convenience. and it was my practice to communicate with state department and other government officials on their government accounts. those e-mails would be automatically saved in the state department system to meet recordkeeping requirements. and that, indeed, is what happened. looking back, it would have been better for me to use two separate phones and two e-mail accounts. i thought using one device would be simpler, and obviously, it hasn't wor

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. and with all due respect, it is time. republican stock up on granite. o'malley keeps his nose to the grindstone. it may not be forever. but first, hillary is getting rocked. she has turned the page down on controversy and is staffing up. she is expected to announce her campaign soon, perhaps by the end of the month. which could be good for that all-powerful narrative, but then again, could make her a bigger target and she is now. what will her operation look like after this launch? john: it will have a lot of star-studded names. we know some of them. it will eventually have john tedest at its head. it was lots of concentric circles and be big and sprawling. and will be like every clinton campaign, in the end, kind of a carnival. mark: i wonder how quickly they will start doing stuff like answering press e-mails, fund raising. the minute she starts going to donor maintenance and courtship events, stuff will leak. i hear people complaining, oh, the leaks have already started. so far, this is the least leaky clinton operatio

. >> i'm john heilemann. you're not the only one whose name gets misspelled every now and again. >> this is a bloomberg politics special report. hillary clinton. what did she know and when did she know she would know it? who is eric -- how do you pronounce his name? and more tonight on "with all due respect." >> happy personal e-mail day sports fans. it means we are doing something different tonight. we're not turning into tmz but devoting an entire episode of our show to a single topic. hillary clinton, delighting republicans and giving democrats the heebie-jeebies and living the media into a lawn foaming frenzy. speaking of tmz, yesterday, the reporter hounded hillary at the airport and blasted out this video that contains exactly zero relevance, substance, or news value. >> how're are you doing hillary? was that just a generalization gap or can it be corrected? any chance it will be corrected? have a good day. >> part of why this controversy is coming on the heels of other recent controversies related to t

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: hillary clinton, when you're choosing between baskets and containers, though bradley will tell you always go with the baskets. john: right. ♪ mark: the tablet and the barrel and the dollar bill. governor mike pence of indiana is struggling to make his religious freedom law not to look like an anti-gay law. he has gotten criticism from ceos and keepothers. it is enough to go through reflection going up to a news conference earlier today. gov. pence: after much reflection and in consultation with leadership and the general assembly, i've come to the conclusion it would be helpful to move legislation this week that makes it clear this law does not give businesses a right to deny services to anyone. we need to deal with it so that everyone around the country and around the world knows indiana is welcoming place to everybody. i agree. we have to correct that perception. john: despite governor pence's attempt to calm this down, arkansas's legislation has passed a comparable law sending

it's early, says john heilemann.s. >> because barnicle's presence. >> really? >> no i love mike barnicle. >> love is there. >> please don't be like donny yesterday. >> oh, yeah. >> that was weird. he was like handsy and telling you he loved you and kissing me. >> i promise never to do that. >> good lord. he could not

john: hi, it's john heilemann. mark: and with all the new hampshire candidates they are the one who knock. mark: on the show tonight, jimmy comes across couch, but first, the granite state ouch. jed pushes here in new hampshire where i am, in the way house of integra biosciences where jed spoke this afternoon. we're going to talk about that this afternoon today. his name is not universally liked in these parts. nevertheless, as they say here in new hampshire, late or he or go home. this afternoon at a gaggle, i asked jeb bush on w. and h.w. losing past primaries here. do you have any thoughts on why your brother and father both lost primaries here at least once? jeb bush: i'm not going to reminisce about that. i could reminisce about my part of that losing effort, i guess. i brought about 250 people from orlando, miami, that are not used to that kind of weather. it was a blast watching people from miami get accustomed to -- at the time i think in manchester, it was, like, 20 degrees. we had to learn how to walk on

. >> let's talk about this now with the team from bloomberg politic, john heilemann and mark halperin and our dueling strategists, donna brazile and nicolle wallace from "the view" who worked for both george w. and jeb bush. welcome to you all and, mark, let me begin with you. i think we've seen a version of this story that jon karl hinted at five or six times. generally the clinton ss underreact and hunker down, the critics and media overreact. is it different this time? will it make any difference? >> i said a few weeks ago on this show i thought she was easily the most likely president of the united states. i now think not only is she because of this as a symptom and a cause, i now think she's not only easily the most likely, i don't think she's any more than most likely. this is -- go that's a big shift. >> yeah. >> because of e-mails? >> a big shift. >> because of what this says as a symptom. >> exhale. >> not as a cause, as a symptom. >> exhale. >> what she's doing here in terms of lack of response, lack of a sense of what people think of her and combined with what i thought was

it's early, says john heilemann. you're complaining already. >> yes. >> because barnicle's presence. >> really? >> no i love mike barnicle. >> love is there. >> please don't be like donny yesterday. >> oh, yeah. >> that was weird. he was like handsy and telling you he loved you and kissing me. >> i promise never to do that. >> good lord. he could not stop -- >> don't have any problem there. >> could not stop talking about know your value conferences with this guy licking me and kissing me. >> donny licked you? >> wet kisses. >> he licked you? >> yes. it was too much. too much. >> grotesque. >> i though. i think he should apologize. anyhow, in washington we have senior contributor "daily caller qult and columnist of the week matt lewis and editorial director for "the national journal." great to have you onboard. >> speaking of grotesque, huh? >> huh? >> talking about a power tan dumb from washington, d.c. >> i wonder what they have to say about ted cruz which we will get to. but first, what is on the front pages of ev

. >> i'm john heilemann.re not the only one whose name gets misspelled every now and again. >> this is a bloomberg politics special report. hillary clinton. what did she know and when did she know she would know it? who is eric -- how do you pronounce his name? and more tonight on "with all due respect." >> happy personal e-mail day sports fans. it means we are doing something different tonight. we're not turning into tmz but

john: hi, it's john heilemann. mark: and with all the new hampshire candidates they are the one

. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. l due respect" to hillary clinton, when you're choosing between baskets and containers, bill bradley will tell you always go with the baskets. john: right. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, the tablet, the barrel and the dollar bill. first, governor mike pence of indiana is struggling to make his religious freedom law not to look like an anti-gay law. he has gotten hot tamale criticism from ceos and others. it is enough to make someone go through reflection leading up to a news conference earlier today. gov. p

. ♪ >> i'm john heilemann. >> i am mark halperin.ith all the respect of the islands, the good seats are going fast. greetings from a star-spangled cornstarch to main artery of democracy, des moines, iowa. we are here at this brand-new ag summit.

john: and i'm john heilemann. happy national paella day sports fans. we have the talk of the town today mark, here is the question, real quick, right to the heart of it.

john: and, i'm john heilemann. all due respect" to bobby durst, if you admit to being a serial killer -- mic off. ♪ john: my mic is back on. happy day before oceans of green beer day. on our lineup, hillary versus democrats and jeb versus walker and walker versus himself. first, jeb versus hillary. these big-time candidates that

. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. with all due respect to hillary clinton, you need one phones work, one phone for personal stuff, and one for candy. ♪ a lot of candy. on the show tonight, there were 10 million reporters committee putting the turks at hillary's hallway press conference today. if you missed it, here's one of the most important to she gave on why she used personal e-mail exclusively while she was secretary of state. hillary clinton: i wanted to use

. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin.ith all due -- lindsey: whoa, yankee boy. i'm lindsey graham from south carolina. and with all due respect to my south carolina friends, get your butt to new hampshire, i need your help. ♪ mark: a granite state greeting and top of the evening to you from manchester, new hampshire. on the show tonight, budget cuts. jeb bush's struts. and lindsey graham's guts. but first, it is tuesday, it is election day in israel. we will not know for a while if prime minister benjamin “goes by b.b.” netanyahu will retain his title.

. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. and with all due respect, it is time.ublican stock up on granite. o'malley keeps his nose to the grindstone. it may not be forever. but first, hillary is getting rocked. she has turned the page down on controversy and is staffing up. she is expected to announce her campaign soon, perhaps by the end of the month. which could be good for that all-powerful narrative, but then again, could make her a bigger

full coverage on bloomberg.com with mark halperin and john heilemann.nter the race. this is a bid to be who will be number two behind jed bush. tom: is this a vanity bid? what's his support? olivia: with the evangelicals andd the tea party. tom: he's running for president with 94% of america not supporting him? brendan: i think it is a vanity bid. he believes he can win this. ian: the circus is beginning. we will have a dozen plus candidates. most of them have no chance of getting a nomination. and chances of improving their speaking fees and selling books and lining up for a cabinet position. thank god ted cruz wants to get that started olivia: will there be a point when he gets paid to read "green eggs and ham"? our twitter question, "no, u.s. not ready for another first-term senator as president." "he will have to win iowa. he's being seen as a symbol." third answer "no, ted cruz will entertain, no experience." tom: ian bremmer, thank you so much. ian: great to be with you. tom: looking forward to your book, have you sold the movie rights? leonardo d

mark halperin and john heilemann anchoring the live stream of ted cruz's speech. morrow, chasing clinton. we put the spotlight on hillary clinton's 2016 presidential run. plus, john kline is back. the former president of cnn. he joins me as guest host. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers." stephanie: the first person to officially enter the race for the white house. matt: the pizza chain that is targeting the upper crust. california pizza kitchen goes uppercrust. i'm matt miller. olivia: i'm olivia sterns. i'm so excited about ted cruz. matt: are you excited about ted cruz? olivia: i'm excited about ted cruz. i'm excited about existing home sales. scarlet:

mark halperin and john heilemann will show up at 11:00 a.m.e on this moment with prime minister netanyahu before congress. futures -4. stay tuned to "bloomberg surveillance" with david rosenberg on radio, "in the loop " with betty liu next on television. ♪ betty: good morning, it is tuesday, march 3 and we are live from bloomberg headquarters. we are 90 minutes away from the opening bell and we are all over the markets. stocks are hitting fresh highs. the nasdaq above 5000 for the first time in 15 years. we have a great line of guests. days after the vote on net neutrality, tom wheeler joins us to defend his decision live from the mobile world congress. why it is it feeling like 2007 all over again in the hotel world? that is a good thing by the way. david lichtenstein joins us. it takes a lot of moxie to do it. here is a look at our top stories. benjamin netanyahu may reveal details today about the nuclear talks with iran. he will address a joint session of congress less than three hours from now. he wants u.s. lawmakers to stop any deal that

. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. you're choosing between baskets and containers, though bradley will tell you always go with the baskets. john: right. ♪ mark: the tablet and the barrel and the dollar bill. governor mike pence of

. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. marcolina nine mark halperin. it is time. ♪ republican stock of on granite. o'malley keeps his nose to the grindstone. it may not be forever. but first, hillary is getting rocked. she has turned the page down on controversy and is staffing up. she is expe

john heilemann and bianna golodryga with us as well. senator good to have you onboard.if some of them perhaps regret it. i do no one of them does. john mccain said maybe they rushed to judgment. what do you think the impact on foreign policy was, if any? >> you know mika there's always been members of the senate that have been kind of on the extremes. what i don't get is why some of the more i think responsible, respected members didn't say time-out on this and think through, trying to score a cheap political point when it sends a message not just does it make us look you know a little disfunctional in front of iran at a critical time for these negotiations but let's assume for a moment that a deal is not reached or not a deal that we think is good. you know how are we going to maintain the kind of united front with our european allies and others to make sure the sanctions only work because they're international and worldwide nature, and this was an action that i think was just beyond the pale. nobody's more bipartisan than i am or willing to take hilts from both sides

. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin.ect to hillary clinton, you need one phones work, one phone for personal stuff, and one for candy. ♪ a lot of candy. on the show tonight, there were 10 million reporters committee putting the turks at hillary's hallway press conference today. if you missed it, here's one of the most important to she gave on wife used personal e

john heilemann's managing eder of bloomberg politics and author of a pair of books called "game change" and "double down." welcome. >> happy to be here. >> where does this leave hillary clinton? more questions and what are the questions? >> more questions and not put this behind her. she's emboldened republicans now going to investigate her for months to come on not just on benghazi now apparently on these e-mails and i think even for a lot of democrats, there are still questions that are left unanswered. the questioned -- not good headlines. i opted for convenience is not something that you want to hear from a clinton. because it reinforces bad narratives about her and i destroyed 31,000 e-mails no one will ever get to look at raises a lot of questions and uncomfortable even for democrats, not just republicans. >> what was the decision and who was ib involved in the decision and the criteria fo deleting? >> the question. claims neg remotely related to government business, 30,000 of those e-mails she turned over to the state department. the other 30,000 she said were not related to gov

you and john heilemann did a series of these. i love the first two little sections that we saw. the health of jeb bush and hillary clinton's likely run for the presidency. let's talk now about jeb. here's what new hampshire republicans had to say about jeb bush. >> and i want to start with jeb bush who was just here over the weekend. >> i don't need to keep voting for bush over again over and over again or a clinton over and over again. we need some fresh -- fresh faces. >> the common core issue, i'm also a teacher. politicians have no place in the classroom. >> i don't think he can stand on immigration and things like that. he -- it's it is not something i would vote for. >> i think he's not got any chance at all really. >> who in the room right now considers himself, if the primary were today, would vote for jeb bush, anybody? sglup el not a fan. i don't think the bushes are generally bad people. if he was the only choice i would choose him as opposed to a democrat. >> ringing endorsement. >> but i just -- i don't know. i don't like him. i'm not for him. >> if he had become a