john heilman joins us now. this is clearly going to be a big issue for jeb.cideson to answer a whole bunch of questions about how his relationship -- after three horrible days of failing to enter this push and adequately, this is the day he tried to tie up the ball and move on. it surprises me that they did not have a rehearsed answer. it's inevitable that this would come up. john: this question was the single most obvious question that was going to get asked of jeb bush. we predicted this was the major single mostthe obvious predictable question in the world. the fact that he did not have a scripted answer is almost political malpractice. scarlet: will someone get fired? campaignthe end, every , the response ability lies with the candidate. we don't know whether someone tried to coach them. a lot of people have had smart ideas for what a candidate should say in the candidate does not want to hear it. bush's this is jeb political malpractice. why theyyou wonder weren't better prepared for it. i have to ask you about the former ambassador to the one, now not r

pimm: marc lasry, chief executive of avenue capital group speaking with john heilman and mark halperinahead, looking forward to watching the u.s. open in under a month? it will not be watching it on nbc anymore. the business behind broadcasting golf, next. ♪ pimm: for the past 20 years if you ever watched a u.s. golf open on television it was on cbs . fox sports recently announced a new partnership with the usga so when you watch rory mcilroy tee off in washington state, it will be on fox. eric shanks plated in sprint -- played an instrument though role. rights are so important to any television -- and very expensive. some question, why are these rights -- broadcasting rights so special in the gulf is on the decline nationally. eric said to me that ratings have continued to go up. there was a moment in gulf where people thought, what do we do after tiger woods. there is rory mcilroy and others who have come in his place. the broader question, are these rights going to continue to rise in price? pimm: $1.1 billion for a 12 year deal? betty: along those lines area that is nothing compare

the book is valid. >> john heilman, no thanks.ll ahead, white house press -- >> you spend all your time correcting. >> that is right. i'm sorry. it was for me to go back fine fae, '94? genocide. >> it's actually a more urgent example. it's a persistent problem we continue to make over and order and over again. >> that happened fairly quickly. >> more recently the same people got us dmoo libya under unclear pretext and didn't follow up. we created a failed state. >> bill clinton said not intervene physical rwanda is his biggest legacy. you wonder if president obama will feel that about syria. >> on the global report card if you do bhadly on these grades where does the responsibility lie? obviously, to some extent. >> it's basically, you can't blame the u.n. it's everyone who is a part of it. it's the leading countries of the world that simply are not on the same page. >> richard, thank you. white house press secretary josh ernest joins us live to discuss the democratic deflections on the trade bill. we'll have more on the train der