john huntsman was the direct competitor and he took shots at mitt romney constantly. you add that severity past history past history and for mitt romney and his family the huntsman's were a significant irritant far more than their polling presence ever came to be. because it was more personal. for mitt romney to dispatch michele bachmann, so what? but to take out john huntsman after john huntsman had back stab him in the last election. >> in the end of course and spend he sees the writing on the wall and endorses romney, kind of. we do have a clip that we can discuss but this is john huntsman withdrawing from the presidential campaign. >> today i am suspending my campaign for the presidency. i believe it is now time for our party to unite around the candidate best equipped to defeat barack obama. despite our differences and the space between us on some of the issues, i believe that candidate is governor mitt romney. >> matt what do you see in this? >> my favorite part of that is to see how his face shuts down when he gets to governor mitt romney. he didn't want to endo

john huntsman was the direct competitor and he took shots at mitt romney constantly. you add that severity past history past history and for mitt romney and his family the huntsman's were a significant irritant far more than their polling presence ever came to be. because it was more personal. for mitt romney to dispatch michele bachmann, so what? but to take out john huntsman after john huntsman had back stab him in the last election. >> in the end of course and spend he sees the writing on the wall and endorses romney, kind of. we do have a clip that we can discuss but this is john huntsman withdrawing from the presidential campaign. >> today i am suspending my campaign for the presidency. i believe it is now time for our party to unite around the candidate best equipped to defeat barack obama. despite our differences and the space between us on some of the issues, i believe that candidate is governor mitt romney. >> matt what do you see in this? >> my favorite part of that is to see how his face shuts down when he gets to governor mitt romney. he didn't want to endo

i will talk to a former ambassador and john huntsman. he is a former presidential candidate and ask him about the manipulation of currency and about the donald. no artificial flavors, colors, sweeteners, preservatives, and no artificial smiles. because clean dressings, taste better. panera. food as it should be. across america, people are their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza. he said victoza works differently than pills, and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has

if anybody knows, john huntsman knows. he's here exclusively. now, what about the this big board glitch? it's frozen. up 331 points but that's not the real picture. we're going to give it to you in this final hour of trade. we will blow out commercial breaks as it is wandered here. live from the floor of the new york stock exchange, here comes the closing bell. let's take it right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good afternoon. breaking news, everybody. we do need to update you on what is being called a data glitch. this is not a glitch of the new york stock exchange, it's a glitch of what's going on in thompson, which provide some of the data here on the floor of the new york stock exchange. not affecting the trades, but it just adds to the jitteriness of what we've been calling stock nato. i've got to give adam shapiro that cue because he called it stock nato because the turmoil and the excitement do continue and most of it that has been happening right in this last hour of trade. the dow jones industrial up officially 150 points. that's a little bit of a touch

short of john huntsman working for obama, that's in most primaries, that would be a d disqualifying reason. >> and nancy pelosi. this is where the background of donald trump is now hitting the reality. you have to look at this. this is also someone that's sitting there saying, this is not a fund-raiser tonight, but write a check to donald trump for president, but it's a writeoff to cover the expenses of the event. a fund-raiser is a fund-raiser in politics. if you write a check to someone for president, it's a fund-raiser. you may break even, but let's not act like it's not a fund-raiser. >> katrina, respond to that. we saw a sign out front. >> a presidential fund-raiser is not $100 per person. it could be to offset costs. >> sure it is. >> that's not the point here. we are trying to find some animosity towards donald trump. it's a fund-raiser, it's not a fund-raiser. they're not racing money for the campaign. >> it's not reaching when you say every time you are on tv, i'm a really rich guy and i don't want to take money from anyone and i'm not going to have fu fund r fund-raisers -- >> if

let's bring in john huntsman. he was the ambassador to china and to singapore.o labels. thank you so much for being on "new day." >> pleasure to be with you. >> you are the perfect person to talk to this morning about all of this, because you were ambassador to china, you were a governor and of course you ran for president yourself. what do you make of the ascent of trump? >> people want to feel good about their country. they want to feel good about themselves. and trump is giving a full-throated message and hitting all of the high points on the issues that people feel pretty passionate about. the question becomes then, can he go from a protest vote to a mainstream candidate? and in order to do that you've got to come up with policy proposals. you've got to get your ground game organized in those early primary states. and you have to speak in a language that builds coalitions. the only way you get things done in government is by crossing party lines and actually bringing people together for purposes of problem solving and finding solutions to the big issues of t

. >> joining me to discuss is abby huntsman daughter of 2012 republican presidential candidate john huntsmanwn with her a month ago and walked away thinking this is someone who is going to have a lasting impact on this election and someone that the republican party would be smart to take a serious look at. she's got a business record but as we saw, she's articulate she's compassionate and cares deeply what she's talking about. and if you remember at this point four years ago michele bachmann was at the center of that debate stage. she won the iowa straw poll. this is a marathon. this is not a sprint. what she told me carly fiorina said i don't want to be a shooting star. i want a slow and steady rise. i want to continue to earn the respect of the voters and that's exactly what i think she's doing. >> i think we saw that from -- you saw marco rubio sort of coming front and center again right after a bit of a lull. john kasich getting a lot of applause. carly fiorina. here's what she's going to have to battle on the business front. her record at hewlett-packard. she was absent from the company

but of course, i thought john huntsman was the best the last time, so that is probably not a good recommendation the republican nomination. i was surprised at kasich. he has a good reputation. i don't know him personally. i was very surprised he was willing to say the things he did about same-sex marriage and so forth. i think he would be very tough in the general election. >> all right. got to go, guys. who won the debate, robert? >> i think marco rubio. i think he won that debate. he was very substantive, very poised, very presidential on the stage. i was very disappointed in jeb bush. >> howard, are you saying kasich? >> i thought kasich -- obviously carly fiorina won the jv debate, judging by their polls. i think the really big winner in the debate was donald trump. despite the outrageous things that he said, he's still 2-1 ahead of the next biggest challenger. i'm just scratching my head and wondering what is going on, on the other side of the aisle. >> you're not alone in that. go figure, right? thanks, guys. >>> well, people around the country are remembering michael brown, the unarmed 18

debate and utah governor john huntsman joining us.steve forbes and bob nardelli all in the house tomorrow and joining us gallows roads stars, 6 a.m. here on the fox business network. and have a fantastic day, everybody. i'll see you then. stuart, have a good show. stuart: we will, trump, disney, they're big names and guess which one is looking good? only one of them. it's not hillary, she's tied. any reason to believe this, she is tied with bernie sanders in new hampshire. worse, the fbi confirms they are investigating the e-mail scandal. it's donald trump who is looking good. he takes center stage literally in tomorrow's 9 p.m. debate and sit in the middle of the republican bench. he will have an audience of millions. apple, not looking good. the iphone's market share in china is falling and the stock is way down, apple's shine not

john case sick sort of a john huntsman type character from 2012 campaign. i think he's a better candidate than hundredman was, huntsman really struggled i think to connect to real voters in new hampshire. i used to see that following him on the trail. kasich has a different persona. he's got all kind of problems i think with the republican base, particularly on ped cade expansion, but he's somebody to watch. i don't just think that because i have a story about him. i think he really could go some places. >> you know, it's kind of interesting is rand paul has just fallen off the screen. his only shot is this pathetic donald trump rant that he had yesterday. >> i think he was overoffensive the word that a dovish critique was going to do well, it wasn't going to work out t. question for me is rubio, fiorina or fiorina-rubio? >> fiorina. i didn't see rubio. >> you think you'd be happy with that? >> yeah. >> is that your top choice? >> i like walker as well and others. >> biden is really my choice. >> fiorina, rubio against biden-sanners. >> a question for big c

tied for last with john huntsman and four months later i won the iowa caucuses. generally stays in august. this is a long, long race. there is going to be a lot of more focus on the issues. what candidates stand for. what their record is is what they want to accomplish. i know the people of iowa pretty well. and new hampshire likewise. they will get down to serious discussions about who should be president of the united states. not who is someone that might be an interesting figure that might be a, you know, someone to pay attention to for a while. >> senator, the two men at the top of the republican rankings in iowa right now. trump and carson, neither one of them has a day of political experience. that seems to be what people like right now. you can never claim that. so how would you go about trying to take some of that support away and try to convince them that somebody who has been in washington for years who has been a politician for a long time that they have known for a long time, should get their support instead? >> well, i have been outside of government

huntsman side of course. the last time i actually saw them together was during a dedication of a wing of the cancers to toot just a few months ago when john junior was on the stand at the time and that was one of the last times i have seen him with his father. do you know what the relationship is? >> sure an impact if you look at jonathan junior and senior are very close and they still talk every day. what's complicated for them during the 2012 campaign because while they wanted to talk to each other every day and they did for the most part they had to be careful not to talk about the campaign and campaign finance laws because father was running this multi-million dollar super pac. but they talk every day. senior is very proud of his son, very supportive of his son. this is a question he didn't really ask but i'm going to answer it anyway which is the idea of how the senior reacts to the idea of some of his kids or grandkids may be taking a different tact when it comes to the mormon religion and senior is very proud of his kids and talks about it doesn't matter necessarily what church they go to, that anyone would be proud to sit with jon

does he avoid being jon huntsman of the race and instead be george bush of the race, kinder, gentler republican in the field. >> you got an extraordinary track record with johngeneral elections in a tough state as a congressman and as governor. i think his consistency on economic issues on how he treats people is remarkable. i think -- i don't -- i think you make a mistake if you try to always put this race in the context of earlier races. this race exists within its own boundaries and with its own context. while the other things are stri instructive, they're not defining. >> tom rath, thank you for being with us. i'm sure we'll see you up there soon. >> thank you. look forward to it. >>> pilots, commercial airline pilots, reporting a dramatic increase in the number of drone sightings in flight. now the faa is trying to send a message to people who fly drones in the flight path. that story next on "morning joe." it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. when broker chris hill stays at laquinta and fires