she can win with a center left strategy. >> i thought it was interesting john kasich, first thing he candidacy, he brings up people that signed up with him in new hampshire. >> wasn't that interesting. >> good place for him. a lot of individual voters. kasich on the wrong side of primary voters on common core, maybe in the medicaid thing. problem-solving conservative to independent voters in new hampshire might be interesting. >> this is the interesting thing to me about john kasich. he is running as a great general election candidate. you have to win a primary. i don't hear his success pulling in conservative voters in a primary. scott walker is his biggest opponent. if you are a conservative republican, you see in scott walker everything that you want to see, especially on conservative issues like labor, on the medicaid expansion. he is a midwestern governor, too. he is a blue state governor. >> the other thing about the iowa poll that was interesting to me is scott walker at 17% today in a strong position. when you look at the field it's hard to imagine that anyone is going to get

bush chased john kasich out of the field many john kasich talking about the fact that he's going to run this year again, he was asked about that experience in 2000, he told the post, i didn't get scared in 2000, i got destroyed out. i had no money and no oxygen. that's what happened to him in 2000. the post asked him about the prospect of doing it again. front running bush brother with early showoff fund-raising and the rest. check out what john kasich had to say about running against jeb bush this year. asked in this recent interview whether his message would be similar to jeb bush's message, john kasich said, i don't know anything about bush's theme. i really don't. i've never listened to him. what's right to rise, getting up in the morning? right to rise is the name of jeb bush's super pac. so ohio governor john kasich, even though he's the governor of ohio, sadly at least for now, he's totally unrecognizable and indistinguishable from all of the other candidates in the field. he will be to most americans looking at him in the midst of running. his tendency to emotional outbursts in

will be reviewing the judge's decision. >> thank you, alex. >>> joining us now is ohio governor john kasich. governor kasich, there's a lot of tension we're seeing in cleveland over this verdict. we heard from congresswoman marcis function hearing that it's a stunning setback, adding today, we're told again, our lives have no value. so, let me ask you, do you believe justice was served with this verdict? >> well, look, the verdict is the verdict, jon, i think the people of cleveland handled -- they should be so proud of themselves and we should look at cleveland as a model. the mayor, former senator nina turner, some of the minister todd davidson these are people who said it is proper to protest but, at the same time, no violence, because violence in a community only destroys the community. months ago, jon, i created a task force on police and community, and i think that's also helped to send a message -- i hope, around the state that we need an integration of police and community. there were two recommendations up front, a policy regarding the use of deadly force, statewide into ohio and,

john: we both think john kasich and be a big player in this case. rick snyder deciding not to run, opens up the field a lot in terms of midwestern money. i would think this of the more tempting for john kasich with rick snyder out. mark: no question. specifically, money from michigan. as we said, another name missing from the freedom summit is jeb bush, the former florida governor will give a commencement speech at liberty university. the school famously founded by jerry falwell, and also well takers announced he was running for president. jeb bush has rehearsed this speech, it is a big one. and exert released says how big a deal they think it is. he is going to say, whenever the need, the affliction, or the injustice, there is no more powerful or liberating influence on this earth than the christian conscious in action. why is this so important to his candidacy? john: bill, what do you think about this? bill doesn't have a view. i will take his proxy and say we have seen polling and see that he has problems with conservatives. we have seen it in re

ohio governor republican john kasich. the first question from and through. >> my question is will the 2016 presidential campaign have an inspirational message for the country and if so how would you describe that message? >> we can't keep fighting one another. it has to be positive but not just positive like pie in the sky. we have to let people know that the number one thing we have to do is have economic growth because economic growth allows people to pursue their destiny and beyond that talked-about fighting poverty get somebody a job. that is what we have to do. economic growth. the other part of this is this. everybody has a stake. economic growth can't just be the usual suspects. it has to be for every one. in my state, the state of ohio which is always close at the end of the day, almost 64% of the vote 26% of african-americans, 51% of union households, 60% of women and 86 out of 88 counties and the message is let's girl. let's not leave anybody bob heintz so we pay attention to those who have mental illness who si

which is john kasich. he's in columbus today. we're reporting on bloombergpolitics.com that he's having a big pow wow, one of many secret meetings he's had over the last several weeks. the former senator is there. other big figures in the party. and his local columbus team. and former congressman walker from pennsylvania. they are meeting to do more due diligence about whether kasich should run. he's skipping this event. but he's going to be at plenty of others. john: i have to stick with that. we both think john could be a big player in this race. we have an interview coming up with rick snyder. rick snyder deciding not to run. seems to open up the field a lot in terms of midwestern money and that kind of resume. i would think this would be a lot more tempting for kasich with rick snyder out than in. mark: no question. midwestern money and specifically in michigan where there's a lot of big donors. as we said, another name missing, probably the biggest one from the freedom summit, is john ellis bush bush. the former florida gove

john kasich will speak to chris wallace about a possible presidential run. you won't want to miss what he has to say. coverage continues around the clock. >> i'm chris wallace, six baltimore police officers now face criminal charges in the death of a young black man. ♪ >> the findings of our comprehensive, thorough and independent investigation have led us to believe that we have probable cause to file criminal charges -- >> we believe that these officers will be vindicated as they have done nothing wrong. >> we'll have a live report from baltimore. and we'll discuss the case with maryland congresswoman donna edwards and billy murphy. >>> from ferguson to new york city to baltimore -- >> we as a country have to do some soul searching. this is not new. >> our sunday group joins the debate over race and justice. >> then leaders across the country try to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the communities they serve. >> you want your children to be safe. you want your families to be safe. we know that. >> we'll talk with ohio governor and potential 2016

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>> i had been on the trail with john kasich and he gets asked about this because republican voters areng any program. and john kasich is not alone in being the republican governors that accepted money and there was an influx of federal funds and i think he will have to better explain why he did it and i don't think it's the last time he will get this question. if you are a republican voter skeptical of the president's health care law and you see a guy running for president that took that money, it's going to be a problem. >> and the reason john kasich did that is a good reason because he said it came from a good place because he cared about the disadvantaged, right? >> it's true. and it speaks to the kind of governor he has been in ohio. a fiscal conservative. i think it's a decent argument for him. yes, there are some that will never support him but they would not support him anyway necessarily, the people on the far right. his record as governor will be tested here if he decides to run. it has been a pretty good one. unemployment has fallen and the budget is good and why not take the

ohio governor john kasich is talking about running. rick snyder of michigan is making similar noises about running now. he will come in at about the same tier as john kasich. mike pence of indiana did have a bit of a national setback with his anti-discrimination stance last month. he is a prospect for the presidency. i understand because i know you that you laugh at the prospect of a donald trump candidacy, but donald trump, believe me, is actually hiring campaign staff in multiple early voting presidential states. and donald trump polls surprisingly well among likely republican voters. this year, the role of tim pawlenty will be played by george pataki in the sense that to the outside world he is a bit of a snooze fest, but governor pataki is well respected and well connected in republican mainstream politics. john bolton, the angriest ambassador ever, another candidate who has a donald trump-esque laugh factor outside conservative politics. but he has a permanent seat on the fox news channel. he will be taken seriously in many republ

. >> we'll talk with ohio governor and potential 2016 candidate john kasich. plus, my special trip to west point to discuss the history and future of the united states military academy. all right now on "fox news sunday." >>> hello again from fox news in washington. well, a terrible week of rioting in baltimore has ended with the filing of criminal charges against six police officers in the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. we'll discuss the case with a congresswoman and the lawyer for gray's family in a moment. but first fox news correspondent is outside baltimore city hall with the latest. doug? >> reporter: hi chris. it was another quiet night in baltimore as the 10e p.m. curfew in baltimore took effect. the curfew more aggressive charges has brought a greater sense to baltimore with 20 arrests as of 11 p.m. last. here in a rally at city hall yesterday one speaker saying, we'll fight on the beaches and hills in a city we shall never surrender, another speaker cited the case of an 18-year-old who was photographed in the baltimore sun, smashing in a police c

i'm pretty qualified for this kind of a job. >> scott walker john kasich in a primary. fascinating. ben carson is hoping he has new momentum. he received 25% of a vote flowed by walker and cruz. others received little support despite being from the south but huckabee is generating headlines for saying a president should not be required to follow a supreme court ruling. >> the notion that the supreme court comes up with a ruling then a subjects the other branches to following it defies everything there is about the three equal branches of government. the supreme court is not the supreme branch and for god's sake, it isn't the supreme being. it is the supreme court. >> we are sworn to upheld the constitution and the law. and it has to be agreed upon with three branches of government. one can't overrule the other two. we learned that in ninth grade civics but many must have forgotten that basic civics lesson along the way. >> on the democratic side independent bernie sanders will launch his bid in a few hours in vermont. he is appealing to the elizabeth warren wing of the party. the fo

mark: your friend, the governor of ohio john kasich.he first thing he has to do is decide to run. he has a great track record obviously. he does have experience to bring to bear here. for him, it is a matter of izzy in or not? mark: if he does get in, what does he need to do? ed: at that point, you need to have a big announcement. he needs to have his rationale for candidacy which i think i know what it will be. he has one chance to make a first impression. it is a first impression for a lot of the country and republicans. he needs to get that right. john: back in 2012 and before that, you have been a big advocate for the notion of the republican party broadening its appeal -- hispanics and others -- the party itself seemed to grasp that at the end of 2012. i'm curious whether you think the party has done enough or if it is done anything at all to improve its image with those kind of groups over the course of the year since governor romney lost. ed: parties do not really do that. they have ideas and theories and have data. candidates do

john kasich calls for the return to traditional american values. former senator looks back on his time in the military and the senate. independent of vermont announced his intention to seek the. joe biden looks back on his career in politics and explained explains his principles. hispanic ben carson called for responsibility to future the future and one nation. >> former secretary texas explains government has become too intrusive and must get out of the way. another politician has expressed interest running for president is the rhode island governor and in against the tide he recounts his time serving as a republican in the senate. ask members of congress what they are reading this summer is. >> i taught economics for the past 18 years and i went to seminary before that so i like reading a combination of economics and ethics into some people thought that was kind of a humorous joke but i actually take it pretty seriously so i am starting with hidden in plain sight. it's kind of the causes of the financial crisis and if you don't have an account it

that's john kasich who we're told will make his decision by june 30th.day we can add one more to the list of republican hopefuls not yet dissuaded from running and will tell us soon, congressman peter king telling andrea mitchell today he will announce his decision, quote, in the next month, which means he gets a dotted line too. that means our huge field of candidates is not shrinking. and it turns out that makes for amazing polling. a new quinnipiac poll out just today of republican voters nationwide asked about 16 of the republican hopefuls for president. the winner by a long mile is undecided/don't know. landslide. the runner-up is a tie. a five-way tie between jeb bush, scott walker, marco rubio, ben carson, and, yes, mike huckabee all coming in at 10%. sadly in this poll george pataki who just announced today and a bunch of other republican would-bes including lindsey graham and rick perry don't even crack the top ten in this brand-new poll and in a field this big that wouldn't necessarily matter. it's kind of a statistical by-product of so many pe

i know john kasich.andidate but time is elapsing and i think partially because of this new rule that's been established in part by fox news with the debates coming up in august only the top ten will be in the debate. i think that's a trajectory to gain the momentum that david talked about going into next winter. so if kasich's going to go for it he should go pull the trigger now or not pull the trigger now but time is elapsing for kasich. it is not what it was a decade ago. you have to hit it to get in now. >> kasich will be a contender and he will be in sooner rather than later. he has signed up chris sununu out of new hampshire. the sununu family is very politically savvy. he has a record that proves the republican belief that if keep taxes low and you keep spending under control, you're going to have more money in government coffers to do things to help those less fortunate. now john kasich's challenge is going to be, which dates back to his days in congress which is if you don't agree with limb he's

stick around for governor john kasich after the break.ccount anytime, anywhere on any device. just sign into my account to pay bills manage service appointments and find answers to your questions. you can even check your connection status on your phone. now it's easier than ever to manage your account. get started at xfinity.com/myaccount >>> new developments tonight in the ever expanding 2016 race for the white house. we interviewed four current or former governors, they hailed from a range of red, purple and blue states. governors are best prepared to handle leading this country, tonight one more. joining me now, ohio governor and potential 2016 republican congressional candidate, john kasich. we have a governor of a purple state in governor walker governor of a blue state, governor christie why do we need you, why does america need john kasich potentially. >> you had the debate about governor and senator, i was both of them i was chairman of the budget committee, and also served on the armed services committee and then being governor t

we know that >> we will talk with ohio governor and potential 2016 candidate john kasich who named a board to develop statewide police standards. >> and my special trip to west point to discuss the history and future of the united states military academy. all right now on fox news sunday. hello again from fox news? washington. a terrible week of rioting in baltimore has ended with the filing of criminal charges against six police officers in the death of 25-year-old freddie gray. we will discuss the case with a congresswoman and the lawyer for the freddie gray family in a moment but first doug is outside baltimore city hall with latest. doug? >> yes it was another quiet night in baltimore as the 10:00 p.m. curfew took effect. the combination of that curfew and more aggressive policing and the charging of the six police officers has birthday a greater sense of calm to the city of baltimore with only 20 arrests as of 11 o'clock p.m. last night >> so calm that mayor rawlings-blake lifted the curfew. in a rally at city hall yesterday we heard provocative rhetoric invoking the words of ch

in "stand for something," ohio governor john kasich calls for a return to traditional american values. former virginia senator james webb looks back on his time serving in the military and in the senate in "i heard my country calling." inget vermont senator bernie sanders recently announced his intention to seek the democratic nomination for president. his book "the speech," is a printing of his eight-hour-long filibuster against tax cuts. and in "promises to keep," vice president joe biden looks back on his career in politics and explains his guiding principles. neurosurgeon ben carson calls for greater individual responsibility to preserve america's future in "one nation." in "fed up," former texas governor rick perry explains government has become too intrusive and must get out of the way. another politician who has expressed interest in running for president is former rhode island governor lincoln chafee. in "against the tide," he recounts his time serving as a republican in the senate. carly fiorina, former ceo of hewlett-packard, has recently declared her candidacy. in "rising t

in "stand for something," ohio governor john kasich calls for a return to traditional american values. former virginia senator james webb looks back on his time serving in the military and in the senate in "i heard my country calling." independent vermont senator bernie sanders recently announced his intention to seek the democratic nomination for president. his book "the speech" is a printing of his eight-hour-long filibuster against tax cuts. in "promises to keep," vice president joe biden looks back on his career in politics and explains his guiding principles. neurosurgeon ben carson calls for greater individual responsibility to preserve america's future in "one nation." in "fed up," former texas governor rick perry explains government has become too intrucive and must get out of the way. another politician who has expressed interest in running for president is former rhode island governor lincoln chafy. in "infancy the tide," he recounts his time serving as a republican in the senate. carly fiorina, former ceo of hewlett-packard, has recently declared her candidacy. in "rising t

white house, coming up later on "this week," on abc, including his interview with ohio governor john kasichwill he run? paula, now, over to you. >> dan, thank you. >>> and the most famous phrase in auto racing, "ladies and gentlemen, start your engines," will soon get this indy 500 off and running. the race plagued by fiery crashes. during practice runs. and espn's lindsay czarniak is at the brickyard right now. lindsay, can you tell us about the front-runners? >> reporter: yes, you know, i think when everybody looks at who might win today, who sticks out is scott dixon, because he's on the pole. he won when he was on the pole back in 2008. he told me, being from new zealand, i have been to the world cup and the olympics. he says when he walks out on this track, he can feel it. it's unlike anything he's experienced. but you got to look at the veteran, helio castroneves. he came so close to winning last year, it really came down to a split-second move that was made. so, i think he's someone that you can never, ever count out. >> so dixon and castroneves. >>> so many crashes during practice,

you want to talk about leadership, john kasich on the other hand, has been on the streets of clevelandry day just about dealing with the problems face-to-face. so, in addition to sheriff clark as bo said. i would also say, we need to look at some of these other presidential candidates like john kasich because he's out there. i can tell you that firsthand. >> i respect civil rights leaders. these are the civil rights of these young people dying out there. why aren't they protesting. why isn't my friend jesse jackson in chicago where he lives out there protesting with the families and saying, we have to stop this violence in chicago? lou: you know why because the same reason they're not in baltimore. they've been run by democratic administrations. democratic phares. democratic city halls for the past half century. in chicago even longer. they -- well, it wouldn't be politically convenient or correct for them to do so. maybe they'll find the guts to change all that. as more young people die. bo good to have you with us. rod, thank you for being here. appreciate it, gentlemen. vote in our

the primary in ohio we could , conceivably see john kasich, the former chairman of the house budget committee, and great governor of ohio, and excluded from the debate in his own state. i think you'll see a lot of pressure the debate in his own -- i think you'll see a lot of pressure. the republican national committee shows that he cannot have 20 candidates on the dais and watch, but they have find a different system for whittling it down. we have one kind of idea, which is we need multiple debates and random selection of candidates to participate. over time, the polls will whittle it down. host: let me go back to kathleen parker limited room for , debate. she says, imagine for president -- imagine running for president of the united states, which requires narcissistic propulsion pathological ambition, and knowing at the start that not only are you not going to be president, but you will not be allowed to play with the big dogs. guest: that is a serious indictment of the process. i think if we do not handle this in a way that all of the candidates feel is fair to them, and gives them an hones

why does america need john kasich potentially. >> you had the debate about governor or senator.s a member of congress for 18 years and chairman of the budget committee, and by the way also served on the armed services committee. so i have national security experience 18 years there. and then being governor there's no experience for -- there's nothing like the experience of being a governor megyn. because every day you wake up and there's another thing you have to tend to. and you have to make quick decisions and you have to be in charge. and guess what at the end of the day, there's a bottom line. so in my state, we're up 340,000 jobs. we've cut the largest amount of taxes. and we've lifted ohioans to the point where i won 86 out of 88 counties including 26% of african-americans, 51% of union households 60% of women. and that's ohio. we're talking ohio. >> wow. >> it's all good. but look experience matters. i've had the experience in washington as chairman of the budget committee, military reformer. and then being the governor of ohio. one of the biggest, seventh largest state i

jeb bush, scott walker and john kasich. >> who are the three? >> carly fiorina got bumped out.'t count her out. the republican party has a huge female woman problem. not just that she's the only one. she is not sarah palin. she's not bachmann. she can be very, very -- >> soes those weren't tough acts to follow i'm not sure she is charming enough to be a politician. she is hard and tough and maybe that's what the party -- is that still your party? >> i am independent with a capital i. >> did you vote for obama? >> of course. >> can you raise $10 million for the next month or so and jeb bush probably. rand paul probably. marco rubio be. >> the roundtable is with us. we'll be back in a moment after this. why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor abou

a potential new candidate for the 2016 election -- a source close to ohio governor john kasich said the republican is very likely to run for president, but the source cautions that a decision would likely be a few weeks away. he recently ramped up his activities, making media appearances, spending time in south carolina and new hampshire, and establishing a political committee. pope francis canonized four new orleans in a ceremony in saint peter's square. among those were two 19th-century palestinian nuns. palestinian president mahood abbas among the thousands in attendance. the ceremony took place days after the vatican recognized palestinian statehood. a volcanic mystery. what scientists have noticed in one of the country's most famous critters and why it has been concern. we are also on stormwatch. devon's tracking kellye: a question on scientists' minds -- what is happening at the kilauea volcano? the love the lake is barely visible. scientists at the hawaiian volcano observatory report that there have been a higher frequency of earthquakes recently. experts speculate that the low l

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a source close to ohio governor john kasich said he is close to running for president, but the decision is likely a few weeks away. kasich recently made media appearances, sending time in south carolina and new hampshire and establishing a political committee. a california candidate is facing controversy after she made what some are calling a derogatory gesture about native americans. >> i'm going to this office thinking i'm going to go -- right? kellye: representative beretta sanchez's gesture was caught on cell phone camera and immediately got the candidates talking. >> i don't know what to say about that. that is shocking. kellye: reporters try to talk to sanchez about the comment, but she avoided questions. earlier in the day, she claimed she was the victim of pressure tactics from democrats who do not want her to run. on tv, love looks easy, but local customers of a matchmaking service say it is tougher than that. tomorrow night after the bachelorette, the 7 on your side i-team talks to women who spent thousands on customized dating services, but they say the cost was not worth it.

the ohio governor and likely presidential candidate john kasich address the protests.overnor kasich: it is proper to protest, but at the same time, no violence. kellye: yesterday, a judge ruled that officer michael brelo that his actions after a high-speed chase were justified. he was one of several officers that fired more than 100 shots of the vehicle, killing two people inside. the justice department is going to review the case. the police in new orleans are scrambling to find out who shot and killed a housing authority member this morning. they 45-year-old officer was shot to death inside of his cruiser with the driver side window broken out and the car still in drive. friends and family are mourning the death of a 37-year-old baoter in maryland, the new carrollton man one of five people in a boat that on water near north beach. a bystander pulled all five from the water. the man was pronounced dead at the hospital. the other four people were not hurt. the matriarch of the stiller comedy dynasty has died. actress and comedian anna meara was 87 years old. she was ma

you've got the establishment wing with people like john kasich and scott walker and jeb bush. you've got the people who are social conservatives, you've got to pertain ian's like rand paul. -- libertarians like rand paul. immigration is a big internal debate with the republicans. education, if john kasich gets in, that helps jeb bush. they both favor common core standards. jeb bush is dangling out there alone on this. that gives him cover and these are two serious governors of extremely important battleground states. if one of them can catch fire, that would sail out about the future of the party. guest: i think there are two candidates in this race who are looking to make a bet that the republican party is fundamentally change in recent years. one is ted cruz who believes the party has moved to the right. he is going to embrace the tea party type republicans. they quote ronald reagan. this is his bet. he thinks the soul the party has moved his direction. the other is rand paul. he thinks the party has moved on foreign policy and they are less interventionist. rand paul is goi

he wanted to -- john kasich has done the same thing. jeb bush has reached out to hispanics directly. if republicans engage them in a serious way they can mitigate the effect of this cynical block strategy. >> dorothy? >> what is not smart about this is the abandonment, really, of any concern for independent voters. she's clearly going right for the obama coalition. and this not only with immigration but with her let us have a softer view of crime enforcements. let us -- she did this radical speech at colombia university that basically said let us go back to the good old days when police are not hitting you for broken windows. she is taking us back. but back is not going to be -- >> how crucial is the citizenship question versus the legal -- just being legalized here and being able to go on with your life and go on as you want? but you don't get to vote. is that going to be a crucial issue? we talked to leading republicans who said 60%, 70% of people who are illegal here don't care that much about citizenship. they care more about can i

today george pataki is expected to run he's running for president and "the washington post" reports john kasich is looking at launching his bid after june 30th. hillary clinton returned to a state she failed to win in 2008 and had an up expected guest. she was back in south carolina but republican carly fiorina was there as well. they held dualing events where they focussed on equal pay for women and carly fiorina criticized hillary clinton in a news conference. clinton also generated laughs yesterday when she said the white house would not impact here like it has others. >> all our presidents come into office looking so vigorous. think about what they look like on inauguration day. and then we watch them. they grow grayer and grayer and by the time they leave, they're as white as the building they live in. now, let me tell you. i'm aware, i may not be the youngest candidate in this race but i have one big advantage. i've been coloring my hair for years. so you're not going to see me turn white in the white house. >> she has her arkansas twang coming back right there. and the judge has ruled th

a process by which rick santorum and john kasich are eliminated from the process is not a good process>> but when you showed the candidates that would not be included, carly fiorina, who is an announced candidate, i think, maybe a modification should be, if you are an announced candidate, but you drop off by the wayside, any of those people out there like donald trump, who's not an announced candidate, that last person should drop off in favor of the person who's actually declared. once you put your skin in the game and you're out there raising money -- >> that's excellent -- >> -- putting your body on the line there, you could be included in the debate. >> that's an excellent point, because donald trump, at the end of the day, we all know that he is the king of pr, but he is not anywhere close to being a serious commentator on substantiative issues. >> i also think what's interesting is what cnn is doing, having a second segment for the people who are only polling at 1%. >> how would you like to be at the little kids' table. >> as a reporter, i'm delighted. >> what do you think of the

jeb bush scott walker and john kasich. >> who are the three? >> carly fiorina got bumped out. don't count her out. the republican party has a huge female woman problem. not just that she's the only one. she is not sarah palin. she's not bachmann. she can be very, very -- >> soes those weren't tough acts to follow i'm not sure she is charming enough to be a politician. she is hard and tough and maybe that's what the party -- is that still your party? >> i am independent with a capital i. >> did you vote for obama? >> of course. >> can you raise $10 million for the next month or so and jeb bush probably. rand paul probably. marco rubio be. >> the roundtable is with us. we'll be back in a moment after this. ♪ ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ ♪ she can print amazing things right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ ♪ the network that monitors her health. the secure cloud services that store her genetic data the servers and software on a mission to

about jumped in, and he said a good showing in new hampshire is all the more reason to do it, and john kasichgoing to get in, because ohio legislators looking to move the primary to march 19th. if he wins the buckeye state on the same night that marco rubio wins the sunshine state of florida, you are setting up one of the crazy geographic situations. >> in a party that usually has a nominee essentially after south carolina, just one or two more contests to put the stamp on it, and a lot of people will say we are going to california, and i sat with republicans who do what democrats do, talk about a broke convention. rand paul has had a niche on the idea of the big fight and more of this to come on "state of the union" today, about whether the patriot act will expire, and look at the little video they produced. >> the head of the washington spy machine, barack obama -- >> i don't know -- >> that's not real. >> thank you for that. yeah, okay. did he go too far on the issue of surveillance, big brother, government, it helps him with his dad's old libertarian base and a lot of republicans agree th

john: chris christie, ted cruz, rand paul, john kasich and a little bit marco rubio all basically said i think if we knew now, no iraq war. would not have been for it or proposed it or done it. why is jeb bush having such a hard time coming down on the side of his rivals? mark: he does not want to be in the psychodrama of seeming to repudiate his brother. i think it is practical. he does not want to get into this topic because there are lots of questions about to you agree with your brother or not on specific things. john: on one reading of the question which is literally if you knew back then that there was no weapons of mass destruction in iraq would you have invaded the answer should have been obviously, no. maybe dick cheney would say yes but not many people would say yes because that was the pretext for the war. this should not be hard for him. mark: there is a fuzziness to the question. he needs to get a decisive answer. the fact he gave and the answer he gave today, anyone outside his campaign would tell you these are bad answers. john: he said i am my own man. this is the singl

john kasich now assuming he signs this into law. >> coincidence, right?'m sure. this makes ohio even more important i think because it does become winner takes all and makes it a big prize for john kasich who let's be honest has an uphill battle if he is going to have a shot at differentiating himself from everyone else in the race. you know he's not the most popular guy in this field. most people don't know who he is. he's polling at something like 1% or 2%. he needs a big win like this if he wants to land on the map. >> it's remarkable how few folks have turned down the chance to run. there have been a couple ochbl, but much more you have seen the answer being yes, not no. which i think speaks to the perceived vulnerability of jeb bush but also john the notion that the white house this time around is very much winnable. if you're a republican. >> four hands, four hands to count the republican candidates by the time they're all in. there's no clear front runner right now so why not? if you're a credible candidate why not get involved if you can raise the