john kasich: people do not believe me that they are real. eech once and said the red hot chili peppers were playing. it turned out to be the red hot chili peppers. john kasich: the red hot chili piper's just played for the queen of england. the red hot chili peppers have never played for the queen. john: this is going to go viral. a symbol for the wu-tang clan. just look right into the camera and say wu-tang, wu-tang. john kasich: no. there is a limit to this. mark: the man thinks you might be president. a clear sign you are running. john kasich: how about the haircut? i have cowlicks and no matter what i do people say why doesn't he comb his hair? mark: governor, thank you for playing. it went so well, we will do it again. thinking about doing it with ben carson next time. john kasich: that will be good. i will tune in. can i see this? will i get a video? mark: governor, thank you. we will be right back. ♪ john: we are like 24-7 on bloomberg.com. mark: up next, "taking stock." ♪ just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working

we here with john kasich governor of ohio. >> big music fan. tand the rolling stones may be coming to ohio state. john: we will describe a song for you, and you have to name the song. don't worry. you are going to do well. here is the first song. a single that aren't platinum certification the music video for around a child having nightmares. play the song. ♪ mark: name that tune. >> don't know it. mark: metallica song. john: you previously claimed to be -- >> i don't know that i'm going to -- it is going to get easier. the craziest show. john: this do not take the billboard hot 100 chart still -- until it was rereleased in 1995. a high point for you and washington, d.c. now able to download on rockstar as a master track. ♪ >> that is pearl jam. mark: name of the song? >> don't know. i should get an a on that. i don't know the names of all the song, and i don't care. this is not will. mark: opening track from an album in 19 69 when they performed it with the 50th anniversary the performed with lady gaga and mary j. blige. ♪ >> that is the stones

john kasich made a traditional stop. it is the old politics and eggs campaign stop. governor kasich: i do not believe that. i believe economic growth is a means to an end. you know what we have done in ohio? we have reached those people who have unfortunately lived in the shadows for far too long. john: that is not the kind of talk we hear from many republican potentials. do you think he will get in? is there room for john kasich in this crowded field? mark: i think it is a possibility. there is room for him in this race.

mark: the time john kasich named that tune.n kasich: it's that old rolling stones tune, "gimme shelter." john: the time we made a presidential bracket for an alternative universe. mark: and the time that our ice cream cake melted. john: we hope that your campaign last longer than this confection. john: i love the week in review, and from that week, what was your favorite moment? mark: i talked to rick perry down in texas and i asked him if you were president right now and you were in the room with vladimir putin and what would you say to him, and rather than telling me in the third person he just looked at me as if i were putin and pressing me down. he said he did not think much of putin as a guy riding around on a horse without a shirt. john: i will tell you what i love, we have talked with some great people on this show, but john kasich was a real high point. we were going through photos with him and going through his political biography, we did name that tune, it was a lot of fun. and an update on the grateful dead story, an

yet john kasich was defending it. at the same time his record in ohio is remarkable. he was reelected land year in a landslide, a 30-point victory over the democrat in ohio. ohio is the premier general election battleground state in the country. for a republican governor to be running there, it could be good for the republican party to win the buckeye state. he balanced the budget in his state. the last time that the u.s. government's federal budget was balanced, it was john kasich who wrote it, with bill clinton and newt gingrich. he also has a mouth. he can be pretty brash. he tells people what he thinks. that impressed voters today, but it could turn off voters and work to backfire. >> sounds like a talk show host to me. we'll be checking in throughout the campaign. thanks for being with us. >> you bet. >>> yesterday, kentucky senator rand paul said republicans in order to grow the party should not just toss out, quote, red meat. instead, he said members of the gop should offer something, quote intellectually enticing. here to explain more, the man himself, kentuck

is there room for john kasich in this crowded field? mark: i think it is a possibility. ere is room for him in this race. he does not need to raise much money. john: the governor of ohio who won a huge massive reelection who expanded his vote with african-americans and others. this sounds a lot more like a potential candidate. mark: he is a happy warrior who has had good relationships across the board. he is not afraid of a fight with parts of the party. even jeb bush, in some eyes, case it is more ready for the fight. mark: hillary clinton was at an awards ceremony. secretary clinton agreed to speak at the dinner before the e-mail scandal blossomed. she was faced with a bit of a sticky wicket. secretary clinton: i am all about new beginnings. [laughter] a new grandchild, another new hairstyle. [laughter] a new e-mail account. [laughter] why not a new relationship with the press? mark: was that charming, sarcastic, or awkward? john: charming, that much, sarcastic, that much disingenuous, that much, and awkward, off the chart. mark: hillary clinton has many faces, none of

announcer: ohio governor john kasich was in new hampshire to speak of politics and eggs rockfest on tuesday. -- eggs breakfast on tuesday. he was a congressman from ohio from 1983-2001. this is 45 minutes. [applause] governor kasich: it is great to be here. this is back when congress actually worked. he is a terrific guy and worked closely with one of my great friends. i love him. he was on the budget committee with me. you know chris. i always said johnson and it was the smartest guy i have ever worked with in the house and senate. -- i always said john sununu was the smartest guy i have ever worked with in the house and senate. what can you say about him. he has not been to one of these for a long time. i am honored with the fact that he would come here this morning. these are my friends and comrades in arms, people -- for the young people in this room, these were people who made the congress work and helped to make america work so would you give them a round of applause. they are my friends. [applause] this is my first time back in new hampshire. bruce burkey said it was 16 years when i

. >> john kasich, who is not in the race. >> why?> if i were john kasich i think this is his chance. he represent as record that i think independents would be attracted to. he is scott walker without some of scott walker's baggage. he is not prone to gaffs scott walker has been in the past. no investigations swirling around him as they are scott walker. john kasich would be formidable candidate. scott walker is untested. tucker made a got point. >> untested? untested? he has run for election and re-election 33 times in the past four years. >> nationally he is -- >> he is indetruckable. everybody is destructible as we learn from democratic. >> he made a couple of foibles with these gotcha questions when the media asked him about evolution. i would let him stumble a little bit now. to your point, this is somebody took on unions did it first and effectively. he has executive experience as governor. i think he could keep momentum going. >> you have a sense you can't kill him. based on what he has been through and assaults he has taken. s

while this poll tax is headed to john kasich's desk, where he has been this week is not in ohio.ew hampshire. because presumably he too is considering running for president. red states have been going like this for a while now. this year what's different is red state governors will be testing the attractiveness on voting as a lot of them run for president. the other difference this year is that this year there's timely a counterexample of how to handle voting rights from the blue states, where democrats are timely putting the rubber to the road on making it more convenient for more people to vote in this country. that goes on clear for no white marks. new secret outlast clear gel. when you ache and haven't slept... you're not you. tylenol® pm relieves pain and helps you fall fast asleep and stay asleep. we give you a better night. you're a better you all day. tylenol®. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, becau

. >> john kasich is a very important player if he chooses to get in.>> john kasich is a very important get in. the critical thing, not the eye was, new hampshires. march 1 is texas. march 15th 99 delegates winner take all 130 delegates in the first four states and 99 is either june or rubeb or rubio. if jeb loses florida, he gets diminished. >> we'll take a short break and get to the one thing to watch for the week ahead. you show up. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you're ready start with us. doing the right thing has never been easier. legalzoom. legal help is here. the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day.

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. >> john kasich is a very important player if he chooses to get in.>> john kasich is a very importantses to get in. the critical thing, not the eye was, new hampshires. march 1 is texas. march 15th 99 delegates winner take all 130 delegates in the first four states and 99 is either june or rubeb or rubio. if jeb loses florida, he gets diminished. >> we'll take a short break and get to the one thing to watch for the week ahead. the runway later. don't let a severe cold hold you back. get theraflu... ...with the power of three medicines to take on your worst pain and fever cough and nasal congestion. it breaks you free from your toughest cold and flu symptoms. theraflu. serious power. you're here to buy a car. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. that's never really been possible. but along comes a radically new way to buy a car called truecar. now it is. truecar has pricing data on every make and model so all you have to do is search for the car you want there it is. now you're an expert in less than a minute. this is how car buying was always meant to be. th

i recently spent some time with governor john kasich of ohio who is kind of at a different wing of the this week. i spent some time with him in south carolina. listen to what he says. >> when i ran in 2010 i received self-identified conservatives 80% of their vote. i can't think of anything that's more conservative or more right in terms of what america's about than opportunity for everybody. >> do you think this is a problem for the republican party? >> i will tell you this. if somebody comes into ohio and they're extreme, they're not going to win. i mean we don't operate that way in ohio. >> well there goes ohio for ted cruz. wait i mean -- >> you would like to think so. >> no republican has won the presidency without the state of ohio. >> no republican has won the presidency without running as a conservative since barry goldwater. >> democrats have won in the last several elections. 18 electoral votes. >> those two republicans didn't run as conservatives. >> ted cruz and john kasich are on different sides of the spectrum in the republican party, we are going to have a lot of differe

. ♪ phil: john kasich is back to south carolina and new hampshire next month.always, check out bloomberg politics online. >> sayonara. ♪ pimm: hello, i am pimm fox, and here is what i am taking stock of this march 30, 2015. stock prices higher around the world of the beginning more than 1% of the dow jones posting the biggest advances since early february. stocks in your also rose more than 1%, this docs 600 rising to his best performance since 2009. membership has its privileges. american express chief executive got a pay raise of nearly 3% last year. the charge card company stock traded at a record last to live but has dropped really 20% and

ohio governor john kasich will be in new hampshire on march 24th. the politics and eggs breakfast. to see if he adds anymore important meetings. he's getting help from john sununu and his son, the senator. they're urging kasich to get more active. former senator judd greg is a very important republican described to me as a fan of kasich adding his voice to the republican debate. that's it for "inside politics." we'll see you soon. "state of the union" starts right now. >>> nuclear war of words. the senate majority leader defends a letter to iran, and who's guarding the president. more scandal with the agency in charge of protecting him. this is "state of the union." >>> senate majority leader on a letter he signed to iran's leaders. what's going on with the president's protectors. blow back on hillary clinton's e-mail scandal and jeb bush's debut in the granite state. good morning from washington. i'm dana bash. >>> the u.s. is preparing for a new round of talks with iran. those talks are being over shadowed by an open letter to

where it's john kasich or mike pence. on some great lakes candidate taking the nomination. let me postulate something. what happens 23 a candidate shows up that liberalized abortion laws, had given weapons to iran, had tripled the national debt, had given amnesty to 3 million immigrants? >> stop talking about ronald reagan. >> bingo. what would happen if ronald reagan, with this record, had shown up at this conference? he would have been booed. >> this is a different republican party. >> it's very different. that's the concern. >> so ronald reagan would be booed at today's cpac. that's ridiculous. >> with that record? with that record? >> the bill dealt with 3 million people. and with the promise of enforcement. >> the amnesty bill in 1987. >> who knows what reagan would say today about where we are. we don't know. >> he didn't want to hear about reform. let alone any amnesty conversation. >> the idea that reagan would applaud the fact that we have 18 million or whatever number we're using today of people who are here ill

keep an eye on john kasich. marco rubio. a lot of people, a lot of donors like rubio. they think bush or walker could stumble. hispanic vote. it's too early to see how this could play out. there are a lot of lower ranked stars waiting for the moment in the gop. >> they need to recast their brand a bit, whether it's with a new face or during the debates. one of the risks is if they have a series of debates about immigration, same-sex marriage, and the demographic advantage, that's the question mark as we go forward. that's why we watch it. it is early. she's formidable. let's underscore early. >>> up next tomorrow's news today. get you out ahead of the big stories just ahead. financial noise financial noise financial noise financial noise just stay calm and move asno sudden movements.. google search: bodega beach house. always discreet underwear for sensitive bladders. from always, with soft dual leakguard barriers to help stop leaks where they happen most. plus a discreet fit that hugs your curves. always discreet. curious? go to alwaysdiscreet.com for coupons and your

the ohio governor, john kasich remains the man of mystery. he got a pretty good taste this past week. he made good impressions on a fundraising swing through new york city. he mixes an appeal that the can't get anything done unless politicians of all stripes come out of their ideological silos and work with each other. will he run? several top new hampshire republicans who are potential kasich supporters say he gave no clear signs which they translate as considerable hesitation. a source that knows kasich well says the governor thinks it's best to wait perhaps into the summer months to see how the field looks then and then make an assessment to see if there's an opening for them. kasich isn't the only governor planning that summer assessment. rick snyder unlikely to run because of the strength of the field but like kasich, he tells close friends he wants to see if the existing field stumbles before making a final call. that's it for "inside politics." thanks for sharing your sunday morning. we'll see you soon. "state of the union" starts righ

. ♪ on the show tonight, the governor's elbow grease, john kasich conversation police and the karma policet, joe biden's golden fleece. diamond joe putting out five -- vibes that hillary clinton may be vulnerable to a nomination challenge, and he may be the one to bring it.

whether chris christie, jeb bush, marco rubio scott walker, lindsey graham, john kasich, i mean theseall very capable solid -- >> there are a lot of those guys who were bummed out when you said you would run. i'm wondering whether it wipes out. you're saying never never never? >> it's just not going to happen. >> so that will never never -- >> it won't happen. there's no realistic circumstance under which that would happen. >> no realistic so he could still run. anyway i think that was the answer. meanwhile not all republicans are happy about ted cruz jumping in. many are worrying that he will take the party too far to the right. in other words the opposite of mitt romney where they said he was too much in the middle. anyway the multi millionaire former republican gubernatorial candidate weighing in on this. you argue it's about getting the priorities right. what do you mean by that? >> it's about getting back to some of the basics again. our education system is a mess. we've got -- we've got a foreign policy that is a total disgrace. i mean -- i just don't understand how the man can

but ohio governor john kasich was there saying he was going there to support israel.ow he's here on the real story. why was it so important to you governor, to be there in person? >> gretchen, i've been interested in this since i was a very young man in terms of foreign policy in and of itself and particularly with israel. and i do run a pretty big, important powerful state and i thought it was important to make a positive statement towards israel and also have great concerns not just in terms of the threat that israel will face with a nuclearer eriran but i also worry about the proliferation, and the spread of the material, these are organizations we know they have no limits. so you know i thoughts the prime minister did a good job. i'll tell you what he said. first he praised the president. the second thing he said don't trust people with a bad deal. i've been involved with negotiations, don't fall in love with your goals because sometimes you can make mistakes but thirdly, he said, look, iran will change their way and start to join the community of nations, then we

announcer: john kasich visited manchester, new hampshire. he was speaking at a politics breakfast series. he previously served in the house of representatives from 1983-two thousand one. he ran for president towards the end of his final term, but lost the nomination to george w. bush. this is just under an hour. [applause] gov. kasich: it is great to be here. this is back when congress actually worked. he is a terrific guy and worked closely with one of my great friends. i love him. he was on the budget committee with me. you know chris. i always said john sununu was the smartest guy i have ever worked with in the house and senate. do you agree with that? yeah. now that you're in hampshire, you better or you won't get out of the room. what can you say about judd gregg? what can you say about i am honored with the fact that he would come here this morning. these are my comrades in arms. these were people who made the congress work and helped to make america work, so would you give them a round of applause. they are my friends. [applause] this

we'll talk with ohio governor john kasich here in washington for this speech. he has his own concerns about the nuclear talks with iran. we'll talk to him next. >> israeli always been a bipartisan issue. israel will always a remain a bipartisan issue. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. ♪ help join a continent with nearly 3 million rugged square miles with a single broadband connection. when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. martha: north korea is responding to the u.s. and south korea's joint military drills calling them an unprecedented provocative move. north korea's foreign minister says they have a high possibility sparking a war. the country fired off two short-range ballistic missiles at the same time. south korea and washington launched their annual drills yesterday. the annual exercises trigger a jump in military tensions on divided peninsula. the drills will run until

i think we need to watch john kasich, the governor of ohio.e looking at a few months from now and i could see kasich filling that role. >> i was at a lunch with him earlier today. he said i'm not a compassionate conservative. i'm a true conservative. i have just done some things that people see as compassionate. >>> coming up, if somebody tells you taylor swift is mad at the sats, you're going to believe them, right? well, that's ahead. so i got on the plane and thought... yeah! empty seat next to me. and then i saw him, slowly coming down the aisle. one of those guys who just can't stop talking. i was downloading a movie. i was trying to download a movie. i have verizon. i don't. i get that little spinning wheel. download didn't finish. finished the download. headphones on. and i'm safe. i didn't finish in time. so... many... stories. join us and save without settling on the largest most reliable network. it's happening. today, more and more people with type 2 diabetes are learning about long-acting levemir® an injectable insulin that can giv

she will be sitting down with ohio governor john kasich tomorrow beginning 10:00 a.m. on the fox news channel. a a a a a a you're here to buy a car. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. truecar has pricing data on every make and model so all you have to do is search for the car you want there it is. now you're an expert in less than a minute. this is truecar. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? (cough!) it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. female announcer: through sunday at sleep train, get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. >>> every so often the democratic party allows its left wing to lead the charge over a cliff. the thought of elizabeth warren the next president. like their heroine they're full of rage at the system and beholden to the a

have jeb bush, marco rubio, scott walker, chris christie, rick perry bobby jindal, carly fiorina, john kasich, mike huckabee, ted cruz rand paul, mike pence, rick santorum, ben carson. and probably a handful of others who may be watching right now saying, i'm thinking about doing that, too. it's what i love about the political process. we just don't know who it will be and why politics are so complicated but really so simple, too. about the only thing we can say for sure right now is we just don't know. and that's what keeps me so, so interested. you can find my take every day on my facebook page and at foxnews.com foxnews.com. >>> coming up on "the real story" today tragic, tragic news about that little boy, the death of that boy shot and killed by a cleveland police officer. but guess what? who the city says is to blame for tamaritamir rice's death. >>> and more about jihadii john more on his past ties to alleged jihadists. we'll ask the family of steven sotloff, one of the american beheaded by isis, what they think we need to do to actually finally catch that guy. huh, fifteen minutes coul

ohio gorve john kasich. he's been making trips to early primary states. he's naught taking an acive role in the campaign right now. they believe he will wait to the sum and perhaps make an argument he could be someone like bush and walker who could appeal to the party. >> the late summer announces seem dangerous to me. fred thompson one of them may be a workout. it's interesting that robert says that. kasich has been the one i've been usaing on paper for a year makes a lot of sense to me. perry, you did some reporting this week kasich getting a cold reception for some of the people he might need. >> there was a big dinner here of wednesday of conservative activists. the reception was not great for kasich. one thing is he's been a strong defender of medicaid. he expanded medicaid in ohio. he's been -- part of obamacare. he's been talking about how basically wrapping it all in with his faith and saying i'm a christian, this is something i do for the poor. and conservatives are not excited about expanding obamacare in the first place, they're really not exci

coming up next on c-span, governor john kasich of ohio speaks. then the u.s. has debates on the gop budget. ohio governor john kasich was in new hampshire to speak at the politics and exit breakfast on tuesday. he ran for president in 2000 and was a congressman from ohio between 1983 and 2001. this is 45 minutes. [applause] gov. kasich: it is great to be here. some of my former colleagues, this is back when congress actually worked. he is a terrific guy and worked closely with one of my great friends, chris shays. i love him. he was on the budget committee with me. you know chris. i always said john sununu was the smartest guy i have ever worked with in the house and senate. what can you say about him. -- about judd gregg. he has not been to one of these for a long time. i am honored with the fact that he would come here this morning. these are my friends and comrades in arms, people -- for the young people in this room, these were people who made the congress work and helped to make america work, so would you give them a round of applause. they are my friends

good thing because you have a robust debate between the moderate ring -- wing would be jeb bush, john kasich governor of ohio is he a moderate republican and ted cruz. if cruz is treated disrespectfully cruz and other moderates are going to be mad. >> first of all they will not be treated disrespectfully. the question is going to be somebody is going to win and somebody is going to lose. just because somebody loses doesn't mean they are treated disrespectfully. here is the point. you touched on it earlier there are differences between tactics and differences over ends. the republican party is largely united on its philosophy. there may be differences on tactics. but, look i respect glenn beck. he has obviously every right to his opinion. but he has had this opinion for some period of time. >> i know. let's be honest about it? >> he says he has gone after you and gone after me. not so much me. >> that doesn't matter. especially not you. nobody goes after you. >> exactly. like he says he is not going to give a dime to republican party. i went to open secrets.com to ho keeps a data base of peop

will ohio governor john kasich be next? right now governor kasich is visiting new hampshire. he joins us from concord. good evening, governor. >> how are you greta? >> i'm very well. governor, i have heard you speak a number of times. you often talk about the struggling middle class but the thing i always hear you talk about is the poor? you talk about the poor a lot, don't you? >> well, greta, first of all, you have to have economic growth because if you don't have economic growth and a stable economy you spend your time digging out. when you dig out and you have economic growth, it shouldn't be an end unto itself. then you can certainly reach out and help people who live in the shadows. so what we want is we want the mentally ill not to be in our prisons. we want the drug addicted to get rehab so they can get on their feet and we want the working poor to have incentives to be independent. we are doing all of that but we are also reforming welfare so that when people go in the welfare office they have one person that works with them that they get them to a baseline where the

ohio governor john kasich says all options are on the table for 2016 as he toured the key primary statef new hampshire. he spoke at the politics and eggs event and met with students at a community college on tuesday. his east coast tour continues today in new york and tomorrow in maine. back in the buckeye state, legislators are already trying to give the republican nominee an advantage in 2016 whoever that might be. a provision in the state's new transportation budget could make it more difficult for new residents in the state to cast their vote. the provision would require people who move to the state of ohio to register to vote to reregister their vehicles within 30 days. drivers who do not comply would lose driving privileges in the state until they receive an ohio driver's license. the provision could effect more than 100,000 college students in ohio. democratic lawmakers in the state are calling it a poll tax. republicans say the provision is about fulfilling the responsibilities of an ohio resident. >> if you're going to have the privileges of being an ohio resident, you have the

and he wrote a note one time and he said john kasich is nothing more than a kid in a congressman's body. i'm a happy person. i like myself. i'm comfortable with myself. and i'm pretty mormal, you know? in an abnormal profession. okay. thank you all. >>> on the next washington journal, green wire legal propertier jeremy jacobs previews supreme court arguments that will decide whether the epa should have considered compliance costs before implementing strict power plant standards. national journalism fell low discusses the future of fraternities. then a round table discussion with washington post reporter lydia depillis. as always we will take your calls and you can enjoy the conversation at facebook and twitter as well. washington journal live at 7:00 eastern on c-span. >>> this sunday on q and a, eric larson on his new book "dead wake", the last crossing of the lusitania. >> the question gets difficult when the question arises as to what ultimately happened to the lusitania, why was the lusitania allowed to enter the irish sea without escort, without the kind of detailed warning that co

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ben carson perhaps ohio's john kasich, a long list of people.rats, a narrower field and, again, in my opinion hess talent. hillary is the front runner oh, yeah, there's plenty of political talent there, but is that the kind of political talent america needs in the white house? the boston globe wants senator elizabeth warren to oppose hillary not because ms. warren has great talent but because hillary's scandals may doom her candidacy. as for senator warren's ideas since when has socialism been a winning idea in america? then there's martin o'malley, former governor of maryland. his job was taken by a republican in maryland. and let's not forget vice president biden, apparently willing to throw his hat in the ring. republicans must be hoping fervently for a biden gaffe-prone candidacy. no when it comes to bench strength the republicans have it the democrats do not. maybe after eight years of the most left-wing president of all time, endless failure has brought out the talent on the other side of the aisle. i live in hope. ♪ ♪ ♪ stuart: well, why

you see john kasich one of the many people from the country who has flown into here from prime minister. he has a long history with american political leaders. the election again is march 17. conventional was them is doing this speech in part for that election. let us go to the capitol hill and white house for our two colleagues. peter cook is at the capitol hill. the president will not watch. why not? >> according to white house officials, he has meetings including a conveniently planned 11:30 video conference european leaders dealing with ukraine. that should run right in the middle of one netanyahu is speaking. in the white house, they don't want to act like they are giving a lot of attention to the speech. top national security officials and white house political aides will be watching and paying close attention. the president himself will not. it has another meeting relating to another foreign policy issue scheduled during the speech. >> the administer should has been unhappy about the speech since it was first announced. over the course of the buildup to it, has the situation gott

ohio governor john kasich shares his thoughts on a presidential run tomorrow morning with maria bartiromo. that's live at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on the fox news channel. >>> a study on middle aged men, claiming there's something you can do to reduce your risk of cancer later on. you know what, it's pretty simple. a member of our medical a-team is next. when eating healthy and drinking water just isn't enough to ease my constipation i trust dulcolax tablets. i take dulcolax for dependable overnight relief and in the morning i am back to myself dulcolax, designed for dependable relief >> welcome back. new research claims that reducing your risk for cancer may be as easy as hitting the gym. a study focusing on middle aged men says that guys who stay fit as they got older actually reduced their risk of deadly cancer later in life by about a third. that's significant. joining me now is dr. david samadi, a professor of urology at hofstra north shore and a member of the fox news medical a-team. a mouthful. look, this seems to be significant, for once we have some stats on what exercise in men c

you see a lot of republican candidates like jeb bush potentially like john kasich talking about pay gapsdle class. you heard john boehner talking about keystone jobs. i think democrats and republicans may be singing from the same page on income inequality. >> we'll have a lot of time to talk about all of this guys thanks very much. >>> just ahead, back to the bridge where civil rights history was made. congressman john lewis shares his emotional memories of bloody sunday in selma, alabama 50 years ago. this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem that doesn't requi

hours -- ours under john kasich. we actually balanced for three straight years. wow. so we really need to -- i think is a party and lawyers -- get the word out. we are not good at taking credit. we are typically demonized. and again, i go back to presidential elections like the last one. we had one of the finest individuals we ever had run for president. a wildly successful ceo, leadership skills, executive skills you need is a president and we had silly stuff like dogs and cars and mitt romney intercepting birth-control pills. and that stuff worked. it can't work any more. 2014 worked because they had no message and we said we are not there. when everybody shows up in 1.5 years, we have to have a message and it has to be out there. we talked about burwell, we should be ready and i think we are going to be ready with freedom alternatives. once the supreme court actually agrees with the statute says, which we hope it does. and immigration bill hornets already and security are fighting our values. senator rubio deserves credit. all of the above for kids and dysfunctiona

. >>> next, ohio governor john kasich. he delivered a message promoting moderate republican values including programs to help those in prison become members of society and helping the mentally ill. governor kasich served from 1983 to 2001 in the house of representatives. he ran for president at the end of his term but lost the nomination to george w. bush. [ applause ] >> it's great to be here. some of my former colleagues, back when congress actually worked. dick sweat from here. he's a terrific guy and one of my great great friends chris shays. i love shays. he was on the budget committee with me and then, you know, chris with john. i've always said john was the smartest guy i've ever worked with in house and senate. you agree with that. you better agree with that. you won't get out the room if you don't agree with that. what can you say about greg? i understand he hasn't been at one of these for a long time. i'm really honored the fact he would come here this morning. these are my pals and my friends and comrades in arm

after that, ohio governor john kasich, a potential 2016 republican candidate, speaks in new hampshire. on the next washington journal congressman frank lobiondo of new jersey, a member of the armed services and intelligence committee, is here to discuss the war powers debate and the u.s. isis strategy. after that, congressman tim ryan of ohio talks about the house debate on the 2016 gop budget proposal. later, a look at the fiscal health of states and the impact of congress and washington on state budgets. our guests are the tennessee state treasurer and washington state treasurer. live every morning on 7:00 a.m. eastern time on c-span. and you can join the conversation with your calls comments on facebook and twitter. wednesday, the afghan president addresses a joint meeting of congress. you can see his remarks live from the u.s. house of representatives at 10:45 a.m. eastern time here on c-span. >> here are some of our featured programs for this weekend on the c-span networks. on c-span two's book tv, author peter wallace and says that government housing -- peter wallison says that

that's followed by ohio governor john kasich at a breakfast in manchester, new hampshire. later, the confirmation hearing from sally quillian yates. and then customs and border protection commissioner on the agency' mission. with live korge of the u.s. house to c-span and c-span 2 on weekends c-span3 is the home to american history tv with programs that tell our nation's story. the civil war's 150th anniversary visiting battlefields and key events. american artifacts touring museums and historic sites. history book shelf with the best known american history writers, the presidency, looking at the policies and legacies of our nation's commanders in chief. top college professors delving into america's past. the new series real america, featuring educational films from the 1930s through the '70s. c-span3, created by the cable tv industry and funded by your local cable or satellite provider. watch us in hd, like us on facebook, and follow us on twitter. >>> james comey says a change in isis is that the agency is having trouble compiling an accurate profile of those americans w

. >> rick santelli, should john kasich run for president. >> i have no idea. >> larry kudlow is goingt. >> wait a second. our group, the committee to unleash prosperity steve forbes and steve moore and i, kasich is coming. 40 people are going to cross-examine him. rick santelli the founder of the tea party, what question should i ask governor kasich and i will credit you? >> ask him can we get rid of all the regulations and go back to basics? failure is the best regulation instead of all these dodd/franks, just margin products, okay? we can get rid of most of the red tape and maybe the biggest issue is listen they talk about climate change and trying to control mother nature and they can't balance a budget, they can't do corporate tax reform. come on. let's get down to the things that everybody needs to do. >> rick -- >> now, as far as the markets -- >> let's get back to the markets. >> you started this. >> i did. i had to. i couldn't resist. go ahead, rick. >> last segment jack brought up some great points last segment. the fact we're getting so close to quarter end given t3 in terms