with us now, mike barnicle and john heilemann. >> heilemann is here. >> let's keep going. >> the republicanmpaign as early as next week. christie finishes sixth in a new poll of the new hampshire primary where donald trump has rocketed to second place after his high profile announcement. >> i'm going to stop for one second. john heilemann, a couple of days ago, you and steve schmidt were saying don't -- >> and david was very upset we were talking about it. >> he was offended and it was shocking and ghastly. but -- it was just offended. >> very offended. i'm sorry, david. >> i love david but the whole day he acted like he smelled something bad onset and perhaps he did, but you and steve schmidt said that they would make a mistake of underestimating donald trump. was driving the second place in new hampshire? >> he's always been a better -- >> name recognition. >> he's been in more popular in new hampshire than iowa. there's a -- a streak of as we all know stubborn independence in new hampshire and people led by an outsider candidates tend to have better chances up there. he is as we said tha

. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark helprin.due respect to alexander hamilton, this is the second time you have lost the duel. second time you have lost the 14 times the president of the united states has made a statement about a shooting. today, the news out of charleston was on tv screens across the country prompted elected officials, whether running for president or not, to respond with statements. at the white house today, president obama turn the conversation to an issue he has been unable to make progress on

phil mattingly, john heilemann, thank you. scarlet: thank you for the company. pimm: we have more on bloomberg market day. ♪ pimm: welcome back to bloomberg market day. i am pimm fox. let's look at the top stories for the hour. it is a day for the history books at the supreme court. justices have ruled that same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry, capping the biggest civil rights transformation in half a century. was 5-4.ing president obama spoke moments ago. this rulingama: will strengthen all of our communities by offering all loving same-sex couples the dignity of marriage across this great land. pimm: in his dissent to the ruling, justice antonin scalia called the ruling "a threat to american democracy," saying "it is a decision that should be reserved for the states." almost 60 people should be killed -- have been killed in tr attacks today. in tunisia, gunmen opened fire at a beach resort popular with vacationers. the government says most of those killed were tourists. one suspect has been arrested. france,eastern attackers targeted a factory

john: i'm john heilemann. and with all due respect to bill clinton, he can speak to me whenever he wants. john: happy national ice-tea day. jeb is jousting with the press. president obama is sending 450 more american troops to train the iraqi military. the white house says these are not combat troops and denied the forces are a sign of a change in strategy. >> the president has been clear about what is not on the table a large scale ground operation inside of iraq. the reason is the president does not believe it is in the national security interest of the united states to do for the iraqis what they must do for themselves. john: what are we to make of the announcement? mark: it is rare for government at war to say we are changing our strategy. we saw george bush do it. this president does not want to fight in iraq. it looks like mission creep to me. there will be troops there for a long time. the iraqis cannot fight this themselves. policy is they must. this is another sign the administration does not think the

john:and i'm john heilemann.e you book your hostels in advance. ♪ happy national veterans day, mark. in our lineup tonight, the supreme court defying, but first, german dining. as the bare naked ladies might say, "what a week" until jeb bush announces he is running for president.

john: and i'm john heilemann. i hope you book your hostels in advance. ♪ john: happy national veterans -- best friends day mark. in our lineup tonight, the supreme court defying, but first, german dining. as the bare naked ladies might say, "one week," until jeb bush announces he is running for president. friday and saturday, he is in capital of estonia, and according to wikipedia, a major cultural center. mark: this does not seem as aggressive as barack obama's overseas trip in 2008. i think at this point he has set -- he is set up to be not very ambitious and maybe to get pictures, but i don't keep will advance his cause. john: given the way the other republican rivals have performed on their foreign trips so far, which is to say that they either made mistakes or were hidden. he's in the position to take great opportunity -- make great opportunities. if he takes questions and hit the homerun, he can say that he has been around the world and he feels these questions and note -- has fielded these questions and no o

john: and i'm john heilemann. th all due respect to president obama -- [cell phone rings] >> i just want to say congratulations. john: thank you, mr. president. here is how president obama commemorated the gay marriage ruling in the rose garden with the words literally chirping.

john: i'm john heilemann. ll due respect to chris christie, you're wearing our name out. >> with all due respect. with all due respect. with all due respect. your opinions don't matter a lot. john: that was good. we need and wish list. first, welcome. bachelor number 14.

john: and i'm john heilemann. th all due respect to president obama -- [cell phone rings] >> i just want to say congratulations. john: thank you, mr. president. happy national chocolate pudding day, sports fans. if you were happy to you the news from the supreme court today you are probably celebrating. here is how president obama commemorated the gay marriage ruling in the rose garden with the birds literally chirping. president obama: it is the consequence of the countless

. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin.ith all due respect to donald trump, your chance of winning the miss congeniality pageant is not very good. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, boom goes the supreme court. who is your winner and loser in the scotus ruling in favor of obamacare? john: my winner is barack obama. barack hossain obama -- hussein obama who has had two successful supreme court challenges to his

john: and i'm john heilemann.h all the risk act -- respect to donald trump, this time you are -- eh, too easy. ♪ happy national will file -- waffle iron day sports fans. who is the most interesting man in the world today? it could be john biden and it could be john -- donald trump. first up is chris christie announcing tomorrow and

. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann.ith all due respect to alexander hamilton, this is the second time you have lost the duel. i'm mark helprin. 14 times this president of the united states has made a statement about a shooting. today the news out of charleston was on tv screens across the country prompted elected officials, rather running for president or not, to respond with statements. at the white house today president obama turn the conversation to an issue he has been unable to make progress on in office, gun violence. president

john: i'm john heilemann. i'm mark halperin, and with all due respect to the newest mcdonald's employee robert gibbs, have it your way. on our dvr tonight, csi-chicago and from germany with love, but first miami vice. marco rubio -- the $80,000 boat paid for with the republican party account and of course the traffic violat

john: i am john heilemann. rand paul government surveillance victory lap -- [ whispers] rams they are still listening. mark: happy national heimlich maneuver day, sports fans. on the show tonight, a message from bernie sanders, a love note for scott walker, but first, a lindsaygram. that cracked me up. he is the ninth republican to officially enter the

john: and i'm john heilemann. and with all due respect to donald trump, this time you are -- eh, too easy. ♪ john: happy national waffle iron day, sports fans. who is the most interesting man in the world today? it could be joe biden and it could be donald trump. let's start with two new candidates. first up is chris christie announcing tomorrow and we about how his mother's death inspired his campaign slogan. governor christie: my mom got diagnosed with cancer and all of you who have lost a family member to cancer, and understand what this scene is like. she grabbed my hand and, christopher, there is nothing left unsaid between us. i know if my mom were still alive, she would say to me, i taught you that in a trusting relationship you don't hold any thing back. john: second up is john kasich who went hyper local about his record as governor of ohio. governor kasich: i did not travel outside the state. i didn't go out to politic. i wanted to fix ohio. we went from $8 billion in the hole to a $2 billion surplus, a b

john: and i'm john heilemann. and with all due respect to president obama -- [cell phone rings] >> i just want to say congratulations. john: thank you, mr. president. happy national chocolate pudding day, sports fans. if you were happy to you the news from the supreme court today you are probably celebrating. here is how president obama commemorated the gay marriage ruling in the rose garden with the birds literally chirping. president obama: it is the consequence of the countless small acts of courage that millions of people across decade, folks who were willing to endure bullying and taunts and stayed strong and came to believe in themselves and who they were. and slowly made an entire country realize that love is love. the most countless, often anonymous heroes, they deserve our thanks. they should be very proud. america should be very proud. john: meanwhile, it was a sad trombone day for republicans. on one hand, jeb bush, chris christie, and john kasich say they disagree with the ruling, but it's time to move

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: with all due respect to mississippi, if you are having trouble figure out what to do with your state flag -- there is consensus. >> it belongs in a museum. >> it is time to put it in a museum. >> museum. >> museum. >> it belongs in a museum! ♪ mark: on the show tonight rodham, clinton hillary. the democratic presidential hopeful hosted a community meeting at a black church and spoke emotionally about race relations in america and details about the confederate flag. hillary clinton: despite our best efforts and highest hopes, america's long struggles with race is far from finished. we cannot hide from hard truths about race and justice. we have to name them and own them and change them. that is why i appreciate the actions begun yesterday by the governor and other leaders of south carolina to remove the confederate battle flag from the statehouse. [applause] hillary clinton: recognizing it as a symbol of our nation's racist past that has no place in our present or our future. it

. ♪ john: i'm john heilemann. with all due respect to mississippi, if you are having trouble figure out what to do with your state flag -- there is consensus. >> it belongs in a museum. >> it is time to put it in a museum. >> museum. >> museum. >> it belongs in a museum! ♪ mark: on the show tonight rodham, clinton hillary. the democratic presidential hopeful hosted a community meeting at a black church and spoke emotionally ab

john: i'm john heilemann. with all due respect to chris christie, you're wearing our name out. >> with all due respect. with all due respect. with all due respect. your opinions don't matter a lot. john: that was good. we need and wish list. first, welcome. bachelor number 14. christopher james chris christie went back to his old high school to announce he is running for president. chris christie: i am not running as a surrogate for being elected from king of america. i am not looking to be the most popular guy who looks in your guys every day to figure out what you want to hear, say it, and do something else. when i stand up on a stage like this there is one thing you will know for sure. i mean what i say and i say what i mean. that is what america needs now. john: we will talk about that later in the show. how did you do? al: strong performance. he did what he had to do. he came as a truth talker. he's he did touch all the right notes for chris christie. he said i will stand up to the tax increase spurs, stan

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin, and mark: i'm mark halperin, and with all due respect to the newest mcdonald's employee robert gibbs, have it your way. on our dvr tonight csi-chicago, and from germany with love, but first miami vice. marco rubio -- the $80,000 boat paid for with the republican party account, and of course the traffic violations reported by the times a few days ago. so, the times is on it. is this legit and is it politically dangerous? john: yes and yes, mark, would be my answer. it is legitimate that you have a republican, who like many republicans, has campaigned against profligacy and the way that the government wastes money. you have to look at his finances, looking at how he has misspent his money, managed his money. totally legitimate. and there are so many lines in that paragraph that are open to additional reporting additional digging. there's a lot of danger here, i think, for marco rubio. john: -- mark: people should not treat this like an indictment. it's totally l

john: and i'm john heilemann. and with all due respect to pope francis the world is definitely getting hotter. but you are pretty hot yourself right now. ♪ john: ok, happy national eight your vegetable day. -- eat your vegetables day. a handful of new polls in battleground state provide a snapshot for the clinton campaign and that picture looks like it has been taken without instagram filter that is kind of brown and gray. let's go to the big board where ohio governor john kasich lead to clinton 47-40 in the buckeye state. marco rubio and rand paul each have a one point head should -- a one point edge over hillary. all of these are worse than they were for her not long ago. what is hillary clinton's problem? mark: bernie sanders is doing really well with men when people both -- know both the candidates. as a snapshot of today, she is the most likely to be president. and she cannot take for granted ohio and pennsylvania, choose a that democrats have -- two states that democrats have taken for granted. john: it's har

john: i'm john heilemann.all due respect to bill clinton he can speak to me whenever he wants. mark: happy national ice-t day. jeb is jousting with the press. president obama is sending 450 more american troops to train the iraqi military.

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. and "with all due respect," and with all due respect to roger goodell -- it's not hard. see? ♪ mark: happy national rocky road day. in our lineup, the florida chatter, the bernie matter and intercept blatter. but first, a primary caucus. nevada chooses the latter. nevada has voted on it bill that would change its caucuses to a primary. who wins and loses? mark: it's a huge lose for the establishment in las vegas and in reno and washington dc. it is a huge loss for jeb bush. it's a huge win for rand paul. i'm not predicting this, but i think today, rand paul is positioned if he reaches his potential to win the first four states. that is a big deal. he will dominate caucuses if he reaches his potential. john: i know you are not predicting it, but i would give you some very, very, very big odds that rand paul will not win the first four contest. as you know, caucuses are about organization and identifying voters that have not necessarily voted in the past, finding core supporters who are

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: with all due respect to alexander hamilton, this is the second time you have lost the duel. i'm mark helprin. 14 times this president of the united states has made a statement about a shooting. today the news out of charleston was on tv screens across the country prompted elected officials, rather running for president or not, to respond with statements. at the white house today president obama turn the conversation to an issue he has been unable to make progress on in office, gun violence. president obama: i've had to make statements like this too many times. communities like this have had to endure tragedies like this too many times. we don't have all the facts but we do know that once again innocent people were killed in part because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting your hands on a gun. mark: in this story that implicates race gun violence, and an important political state, what are the implications for politics in charleston? john: this is a tragedy,

john: and i am john heilemann. and with all due respect to senator mark kirk-- that's a clown car, bro. ♪ mark: happy national corn on the -- john: happy national corn on the cob day. in our lineup tonight, a stock a straw. but first, a pick six. mark, you are out there in deer valley. when it comes to the romney primary, who are the front-runners? mark: you have six presidential hopefuls, and romney's core financial supporters. they are a big part of the party. there are going to be a lot of people here that look at the faction. jeb bush is not here. i think right now people at this event are like a lot of people in the party, marco, rubio are -- volcker, rubio, and john kasich are the ones they are looking at the most. john: i think that makes sense. i know there is no doubt romney has been interested in marco rubio. when he decided not to run himself, he made allusions to how the party needs to look to a new generation. marco rubio is someone we know he likes. i know that he likes john kasich an awful lot, the ki

john: i am john heilemann. the rand paul government surveillance victory lap -- [ whispers] rams they are still listening. mark: happy national heimlich maneuver day, sports fans. on the show tonight, a message from bernie sanders, a love note for scott walker, but first, a lindsaygram. that cracked me up. he is the ninth republican to officially enter the field. it will get even more crowded soon. at a rally in his childhood home of central south airliner, graham talked about his best central, south carolina, graham talked about his roots. senator graham: the world is exploding in terror and violence. i am running for president because i have the experience, the judgment, and the will to deny the most radical regimes the most dangerous weapons. mark: -- john: we're going to talk more about lindsey graham later in the show. is he running for the presidency or to make a point? mark: both. low-energy today. less like the launch of a movement, more like a guy having a time with his community crowd. i think he can

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i'm mark halperin. and with all due respect to donald trump, your chance of winning the miss congeniality pageant is not very good. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, boom goes the supreme court. who is your winner and loser in the scotus ruling in favor of obamacare? john: my winner is barack obama. barack hossain obama -- hussein obama who has had two successful supreme court challenges to his signature law -- both of which could have destroyed it. he has a clear sailing to the end of his term. it will still be contested. every day it passes it will be in green in the fabric of american life and less likely to -- ingrained in the fabric of american life and less likely to go anywhere. mark: i agree he is the big winner. republicans are underestimating the extent to challenge their nominee is going to have to describe a world in which something is better than the affordable care act. the republicans are on but -- our rights -- it is still unpopular but the old system was unpopular. anything they proposed imm

john: and i am john heilemann. all due respect to senator mark kirk-- that's a clown car, bro. ♪ mark: happy national corn on the -- john: happy national corn on the cob day. in our lineup tonight, a stock, a straw. but first, a pick six. mark, you are out there in deer valley. when it comes to the romney primary, who are the front-runners?

with this now is bloomberg politics managing editor john heilemann. redible week for the guy. frame it for us if you will. what does this mean for president obama's legacy yet: -- legacy? john: not only is south carolina a tragedy but a big reminder of something the president wanted to get done. after sandy hook, people put a lot of effort into that. that was a legacy that didn't work out. he is reminded every day that human tragedy of south carolina. these two other things were legacy things that happened this week. there was a time not that long ago when people were saying the court was going to rule against obamacare and the trade with debt. people were confidently predicting those two things would go down. having the supreme court decision is more important than did trade deal, because in the end the affordable care act will be the centerpiece of his legacy. the trade deal is a big deal. it is a big deal in the sense he has not got much done in his second term, and this is one thing we can point to that is of real big significance. pimm: in washing