the fact that john mccain would come up. endorsement for president is the highlight of my political life. [applause] now -- senator mccain: -- [indiscernible] -- to translate. [laughter] senator graham: i don't know where my campaign is going to wind up, but i know this. i know who i am and why i am running. putin has a pair of twos. his economy is the size of italy. if i was president, we would export natural gas that we have in abundance. i'm tired of spending $350 billion a year overseas. so i would become energy independent. i would reinforce nato after reinforcing our military. atwould rebuild our military a level consistent with the threats we face. the big deal has to be done or we become greece. i would reach out to my democratic friends and say we can do better. let's save america while we still have time. let's do the things that would save social security and medicare. let's have a health care system that has quality, affordability, and we can afford -- i mean access. none of these problems are insurmountable. the

john mccain: thank you. [applause] john mccain: thank you, thank you very much. thank you and god bless and welcome to our 115th town hall meeting in new hampshire. [applause] have a poll without a margin of error. [laughter] [applause] john mccain: my friends, i am past the age when i can claim "kid," the matter what adjective precedes it. but tonight, we sure show them what a comeback looks like. [applause] you. adam: we are honored to have primary winner john mccain. a natural parent. an arizona senator and a small new england state, but new hampshire was john mccain. did you figure out how this natural report exist between you and new englanders? john mccain: i think it is a variety of factors. hampshire want straight talk. they are not interested in evasion. they are interested in being able to come to a candidate' s s living questions and get straight answers. i also think there is a certain appreciation for military service amongst many. but i think most of all, they take pride, as we all know, in examining the candidate. with the hundreds of town hall mee

john mccain.uldn't do anything for any of the other candidates officially because lindsey graham is basically his best friend and he was tied to lindsey graham as long as lindsey graham wanted to continue with this. think about new hampshire, donald trump right now basically 2 to 1 ahead in new hampshire. however, if he look at the people who occupy what we call the sort of establishment track on the republican side, chris christie who got the enforcement of "the manchester union leader." jeb bush around 10%. john kasich who is at 7%, 8% in new hampshire, you add all those together that's more than donald trump in new hampshire right now. you look at john mccain who won new hampshire in 2000, 50% of the vote. went back there and revived his campaign if 2008 by winning new hampshire in 2008. he is now free with lindsey graham out of this race to pick one of these candidates who is with him on national security, one of these anti-trump candidates and go up to new hampshire where there is still a lot

the fact that john mccain would come up. ndorsement for president is the highlight of my political life. [applause] now -- senator mccain: -- [indiscernible] -- to translate. [laughter] senator graham: i don't know where my campaign is going to wind up, but i know this. i know who i am and why i am running. putin has a pair of twos. his economy is the size of italy. if i was president, we would export natural gas that we have in abundance. i'm tired of spending $350 billion a year overseas. so i would become energy independent. i would reinforce nato after reinforcing our military. we would rebuild our military at a level consistent with the threats we face. the big deal has to be done or we become greece. i would reach out to my democratic friends and say we can do better. let's save america while we still have time. let's do the things that would save social security and medicare. let's have a health care system that has quality, affordability, and we can afford -- i mean access. none of these problems are insurmountable. t

john mccain won it twice in 2008 and in 2000. and remember, mccain is close friends with lindsey graham, he's been supporting him, but now with graham out, now john mccain is a free agent, with potentially a lot of pull in new hampshire. in modern times, no one has won the republican nomination without winning either iowa or new hampshire. so if iowa does go to cruz or trump, then the establishment almost has to put a win on the board in new hampshire. will graham's exit help the stop trump side of the party come together? joining me now to talk about the fight waged in the granite state, former white house chief of staff for president george h.w. bush, john sananu. a lot of people hate the term establishment candidate. let's use it for shorthand. i'm talking about rubio, about bush, about christie, about kasich. for one of them to win the nomination, if they don't break through and win iowa, if that goes to cruz or trump, like the polls are saying, does one of those candidates to win the nomination have to win new hampshire? >>

john mccain is an american hero, by any definition. [applause] i have actually been to iraq and afghanistan 36 times, almost every time with him. what can you say about john? he has lost four airplanes. one short of being a black eighth. probably should have been dead 10 times. could have come home early -- chose not to. spent 5.5 years in a prison camp and missed a lot of christmases. but the first thing he will tell you of the highlights of his life was being in that prison camp with other american heroes. that is what i like most about john. that he moves on and keeps moving on. he led the way to try to normalize relationships with vietnam. that is all you need to know about senator mccain. he always put the country as to first. the young lady who introduced me, thank you very much. i have been in your home. i have done this the new hampshire way. this is her husband. stand up. they have a son serving in the military. [applause] the bottom line is this is the new hampshire way. do not ever lose this. the country would suffer without

it matters because of john mccain. john mccain matters because of new hampshire, and new hampshire really matters because if there's a state where the establishment needs to stop donald trump, almost has to stop donald trump, it is new hampshire, the first in the nation primary state. comes after iowa. you look at iowa right now, ted cruz, donald trump really gobbling up the lion's share of support right there. new hampshire, a very different state. the independents can vote. it's a much more secular, moderate state. john mccain is still very popular there. remember, he won it in 2000. he won in 2008. a lot of those independents really like him. you look at the problem. there's the poll up on the screen there. look at the problem those so-called establishment candidates have. rubio, christie, kasich, bush, alone, none of them are close to trump. you add all that support together that the four of those candidates have, that is enough to beat donald trump. john mccain could potentially, this is probably something that wo

john: well, remember, john mccain was down and out. john kerry was down and out. we all remember howard dean, who did so well this time in the election several years ago. it' s awfully early to think the front runners now are going to be the front runners then. i still remember telling people very confidently that rudy giuliani was going to win the republican nomination to be president. that' s how we came up with john mccain. i think it' s very early to be making bold predictions. there' even though the polls don' t show that. if you did deep in the polls, people haven' t decided what they are doing. we' re not sure what the big new events are going to come. we' re also not sure if the latest comments from donald trump will blow up his campaign or not. he has said so many things that are so crazy, that any other candidate would have faced huge problems. fernando: putting aside whether trump' s lead can be maintained, he' s definitely changed the tone at least thus far of the debate, and it seems not necessarily for the positive in the republican field. but really

john mccain's arizona cardinals or al franken's minnesota vikings. came down to the wire. also in sports it was a big night for one alabama running back. we'll have highlights for you. stock index futures a pretty flat break. watching "fbn:am" and first look at your morning markets and breaking news. 9m >> we've heard this kind of rhetoric before from my very close friend but where has it gotten arizona fans to win super bowl which they lost? >> how many times have the vikings lost? four times. >> exactly, four times. we got to the super bowl four times, bob. >> i tell you one thing, my esteemed colleague, you will not get there this year. look at embarrassing loss you suffered at hands of seahawk. successful football team is like successful government, you have to spend money on defense. >> overspend on defense we've heard that before from my very food friend. he is a very good friend. you know we vacation together. nicole: i would like to hear more of these debates. senator al franken and john mccain facing off in mock debate ahead of "thursday night football" game. it w

john: well, remember, john mccain was down and out. john kerry was down and out. we all remember howard dean, who did so well this time in the election several years ago. it's awfully early to think the front runners now are going to be the front runners then. i still remember telling people giuliani was going to win the republican nomination to be president. that's how we came up with john mccain. i think it's very early to be making bold predictions. there's still some volatility even though the polls don't show that. if you did deep in the polls, people haven't decided what they are doing. we're not sure what the big new events are going to come. we're also not sure if the latest comments from donald trump will blow up his campaign or not. he has said so many things that are so crazy, that any other candidate would have faced huge problems. fernando: putting aside whether trump's lead can be maintained, he's definitely changed the tone at least thus far of the debate, and it seems not necessarily for the positive in the republican field. but really this kind of

so with lindsey graham out of this race, you take somebody like john mccain, john mccain, as kasie said, won that state in 2000, won that state in 2008, very popular, particularly with the independents who are allowed to participate in the republican primary up there in new hampshire, and this at least creates the potential for john mccain, for people like john mccain in the primary, to look at new hampshire, to pick one of those candidates, to get the establishment to coalesce behind one of those four and take trump on there because this is the problem the republican party establishment is looking at right now. rules are made to be broken, but history says you have got to win one of those first two states, iowa or new hampshire. one of them. you don't have to win them both, but you got to win one to win the nomination. to lose in those early states, both of them, and then to try to jump start your campaign, you do not have a successful example of that on the republican side in the modern era, period. >> all right. steve, let me bring in since we're having this conversation, the chairma

you can hear that frustration in this comment from senator john mccain. >> does anybody really believehat if the united states struck back against the people that just slaughters some americans in san bernardino, that somehow that would encourage them? what encourages them, mr. secretary, is success. and they have a pretty serious record here of success just in the last couple of months since you were here. >> this back and forth was played out recently. it is sort of the same sort of arguments, the administration continues to dig? saying that a safe zone would not be effective, that combat troops on the ground from the u.s. would not get the job done, they have to work with local forces and increasing frustration from congress that the u.s. seems to be unable to assembly a ground force that can defeat isil. >> there also seems to be that ongoing debate on whether or not gulf allies are doing enough. >> yeah, he said he was in connect with 40 different countries asking them to do more. including special operations forces on the ground to do the kinds of things that a small number of u.

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insulting a war hero like john mccain. fox news anchor, you want to talk to the conservative base. a ban on muslims. other candidates say it's over the line. other candidates say it has no decorum. the other candidate are 15, 20 points behind him. >> it's amazing. when you talk to voters they like trump because he says he sounds like me. you can imagine it everyone was home over the holidays. your uncle or dad you can't talk like that. these people see trump talk like that and relate to it. when you see these dust ups with megyn kelly it's not so much they agree with it, they say you're blowing this offhanded comment into something bigger than what is it. he's speaking off the cuff. we like that. >> you said one sunday here in october that you're beginning to see the effort to actually yes it's unorthodox put to do the old school politics getting the names and building a base. a lot of these people today a story people say i love it he's interesting he's saying what i want to say. i'm not sure i will vote. do they have the infrastructure to turn what's a remarkable 2015 for trump,

graham is good friends with highly respected senator john mccain -- so now mccain's support is up for crumbling his support will go elsewhere. and you are probably going to see a concerted effort on the establishment side to go after trump and consolidate around one candidate." graham has been at odds with trump from the beginnging... but he's not the only one -- democrats are calling out the republican front runner as well -- his name was mentioned during saturday's democratic debate nine times... including this time by hillary clinton. "he is becoming isis's best recruiter. they are gging to people showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit more trump is calling for an apology from clinton; however, a spokesman with the clinton campaign says no -- and that trumps rehetoric really is helping isis. steve harvey - the host of the miss universe pageant apologizing take a listen... lombia! i have to apologize... the first runner-up is colombia... that video from the pageant last night harvey mistakenly announced that miss columbia was the winner -- whe

john mccain, obviously, won the state.he's no longer having to back his friend, lindsey graham. he can endorse marco rubio or jeb bush or if chris christie surges, one of those candidates in new hampshire going into that race if, again, it looks like donald trump or ted cruz is surging, he may be able to help sway some votes in new hampshire and give some momentum to to a candidate he likes better there. jon: so this idea, a.b., while donald trump is leading the race, he also has a significant number of republicans who will not vote for him. this idea that when the race gets smaller and starts to consolidate, you're going to start seeing someone else besides donald trump in the lead. you're not going to see much of that just from lindsey graham's departure. >> no. this is really, as jamie said, this is a race right now between trump, cruz and maybe lube owe. a lot can change -- rubio. a lot of times new hampshire eight days later than iowa responds to the outcome in iowa. so we're not positive that rump and cruz and rubio

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ago, and then the fbi dr director answering the committee's questions, and the chairman, senator john mccain has long pushed the fight them there instead of fight iing the here plos fi, and he pressed the pentagon boss ash carter for a strategy and for action. have a listen. >> mr. secretary, on the 1st of december before the house armed services committee congressman forbes asked mr. dunford, have we currently contained isil, and general, no, we have not contained isil. and mr. secretary, do you agree with general dunford? >> i agree with what general dunford said, yes. >> so if we have not contained isille, how are we to now believe that we are succeeding against isil? >> ah, i think that we are building momentum gaiagainst is >> in a moment, i am going to speak with barbara starr and pamela brown about the implications of what happened on capitol hill, but right now i want to go to the e emancipation wall of capitol hill, and the president is about to make a radfication of the amendment that abolished slavery. let's listen. >> please, have a seat. thank you. in giving freedom to the slave

you have john mccain up there, graham, his good friend. mitt romney a luminary in the party. again making reference to national security and sort of key here, aspects of national security, the hawkishness of graham and he's sort of from that republican party establishment that doesn't want to nominate donald trump, doesn't want to nominate ted cruz saying if we don't want cruz and trump, we have to come together the establishment. we can show you the dilemma in the poll up there in new hampshire. take a look at this. donald trump easily in first place there. but take a look at rubio, christie, kasich, bush. the four of them you call them sort of establishment candidates. individually clobbered by donald trump. add the numbers together, that's more than donald trump so if that establishment especially in new hampshire that's the state that looms key as early on to stop donald trump and get together behind one of the candidates and the role lindsey graham perhaps to play and a role that john mccain to play now that he's not bound to back graham and sort of a free agent, if they

trish: senator john mccain, thank you very much. i appreciate getting your analysis and have a wonderful holiday. >> thank you, trish. same to. >> all right, everyone, also breaking this hour, senior homeland security official admits last year 118 syrian nationals came to the united states and overstayed their visas! >> i can tell you that those were overstays that have been identified as having come from syria. of that 10 -- 118, 11 were administratively arrested. the remainder were closed with the exception of 18 on going investigations. trish: this coming less than 24 hours after homeland security secretary jeh johnson admitted, admitted terrorists could try to infiltrate the refugee program to get into the united states. >> we do have to be concerned about the possibility that a terrorist organization may seek to exploit our refugee resettlement process. trish: so why is our president standing firm that we should be staying the course here and admit thousands more syrian refugees? you just heard senator mccain, there is no way w

. >> a senator speaking out in favour of the university of phoenix is john mccain. >> this is a for-profit stealth attack, orchestrated and carried out by the senator from illinois, who has a well-known record of not supporting the men and women serving in the military. >> senator mccain declined interview. but in a passionate speech, he wants the department of defense probation lifted and accused the obama administration of launching a smear campaign. the men and women serving in the military, and those serving with honour have a lower priority for him than his - than his vendetta against for-profit universities. >> your response to that. >> john mccain, as hard as it may be, is my friend. what john fails to realise is these men and women are exploited. exploited by the to-profit college based in arizona. he is not doing the veterans or the members of the military favors by protecting the university of phoenix at the education. >> here is the concern. the yellow manner is the only official -- banner is the only official indicator to inform of the trouble, it's the g.i. bill benefits compa

joining him on the campaign trail, arizona senator john mccain. the pair attended a house party in manchester where graham talked about the threat posed by isis. he said his dozens of trips to iraq and afghanistan have taught him most people there do not support the terror group. >> most people in islam do not by what isis is selling. it is up to us to help them say no. most fathers and mothers do not want to give their children to isil. josh: heading to new hampshire tomorrow, gov. john kasich and dr. ben carson. over the next two days kasich will attend events in manchester, portsmouth and rochester. carson will make 5 stops including town hall meetings at , keene state college and nashua community college,along with a national security forum. jennifer: our coverage is not over yet. people are working harder than ever, but the everyday cost of perscriptions, child care, or even just buying groceries can be a stretch for too many families. hillary's plan: raise the minimum wage, get equal pay for women, cut taxes for the middle class, and new inc

john mccain/(r) arizona) "in short, the threat is growing and evolving faster than the administration's efforts to counter it."(ash carter/defense secretary) "the reality is, we're at war." even though isis isn't contained, he thinks president obama's strategy is workinin and expanding. he opened the possibility that us military advisers could accompany iraqi forces on the ground as they look to retake ramadi from isis--with apache helicopters helping from the air. (ash carter/defense secretary)"the us is prepared to assist iraqi army with additional unique capabilities to help them finish the job." republican senators on the panel challenged us policy--they say it's "drifting"... and they want faster action. (senator kelly ayotte/ (r) new hampshire) "are we going to be more aggressive going after these assets going forward?" (ash carter/defense secretary) "yes: we'll be more aggressive. what makes it possible is intelligence." carter says it will take assistance asking lawmakers to free up 116 million dollars to help u-s backed forces--and emphasizing that other countries need to contr

john: well, remember, john mccain was down and out. john kerry was down and out. we all remember howard dean, who did so well this time in the election several years ago. it' s awfully early to think the front runners now are going to be the front runners then. i still remember telling people very confidently that rudy giuliani was going to win the republican nomination to be president. that' s how we came up with john i think it' s very early to be making bold predictions. there' s still some volatility even though the polls don' t show if you did deep in the polls, people haven' t decided what they are doing. we' re not sure what the big new events are going to come. we' re also not sure if the latest comments from donald trump will blow up his campaign or not. he has said so many things that are so crazy, that any other candidate would have faced huge problems. fernando: putting aside whether trump' s lead can be maintained, he' s definitely changed the tone at least thus far of the debate, and it seems not necessarily for the positive in the republican field.

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our bloomberg news story points out that he is a protÉge of john mccain who was a maverick.sey graham think he had a chance to win the republican nomination for the presidency? megan: i think everybody who starts in this leaves they have some sort of pathway. they have highly paid consultants and those who hope them attract money that saith the chips fall this way in iowa or new hampshire and you survive to south carolina, that was going to be his, who knew what could have been. there was such a sprawling and unwieldy feel this year, i do not "have said even as recently as your four-month ago that no one had a chance. .hings have changed we have seen a tremendous surge by donald trump. some consolidation behind marco rubio as the establishment candidate. we see a search with ted cruz. it was becoming more apparent for him that there was little juice to be gained both in terms of having meaningful impact on the race and it was not worth the dollars he was spending. >> you have a good point. if most people i did ask a year ago in donald trump had much of a chance, we would hav

john mccain is a good man. he has a fine united states senator, a worthy candidate, and a worthy opponent. i'm not surprised he is attracting support. we have a fundamental disagreement. i think i ought to be the party's nomination. closet paying attention to the democratic nomination. you have to ask their party about that. >> would you rather go up against bradley or gore? george w. bush: i would rather you win my party's nomination. i believe we need to raise the individual limit and have disclosure. i'm one of the few candidates, i think the only candidate so far, who is campaigning on the internet. i believe we ought to not have corporate or labor union soft money so long as the labor union has paycheck protection. suspendedss has the publicationt n -- of a book that is critical of you. george w. bush: the guy who wrote the book made it up, and the publisher finally figured it out. unfortunately, there are some people in the political process who think it is ok to make stuff up and floated out there. most

mitt romney and john mccain were cleaning up with them in 2008. we are letting them define themselves but historically the candidate we think of ars the moderate candidate does well with the moderate voters. >> do we have numbers regarding the ages, the average age of the trump supporter? i look at that rally where he made this announcement about immigration, there were people it seemed from all age groups. you and i both know when you think very conservative, people often assume older and white. >> again, yeah. another good point. you think of the donald trump. i think the assumption would be it is an older voter. he has been doing well with older voters but again it is sort of like this ideological range we are seeing. he's not doing badly with younger voters either. >>> there are signs trump's comments could create a big problem for the republican party. this could be a battle to the bitter end. that's how the first read team describes it. with the iowa caucuses, can you believe less than 60 days away, party leaders fear a surging donald trump

obama: john mccain calls these plans cadillac plans. and in some cases, a corporate ceo may be getting too good of a deal. but what if you are a line worker making a car like the cadillac? what if you are one e the steel workers, working right here in newport news? and you have given up wage increases for better health care. well, senator mccain believes you should pay higher taxes too. the bottom line, the better your health care plan, the harder you fought for your benefits, the higher taxes you'll pay u uer john mccain's s an. sharyl: the government accounbility office estimates more than $87 billion over 10 years and help pay for the government's dramatic expansion of medicaid and other subsidies under obamacare. $20,000 would come from the riess family. katie: it doesn't seem fair that they tax you if you have a great plan. there has to be a better way. there really does. sharyl: under the congressional budget deal, the cadillac tax 2020. the president supports the tax, but the white house has indicated it c cld live with joining u

this evening, he held a meet and greet in dover with fellow senator john mccain. earlier in the day, the south carolina senator toured a business in merrimack. graham has 4 events, including two town halls, planned for tomorrow. the campaign trail will bring a few other republicans to the granite state this weekend. tomorrow, chris christie will begin a four-day bus tour around the state, departing from exeter. jeb bush has four town halls scheduled for saturday, followed by three more on monday and tuesday. and ben carson will be back in the state on sunday, his first trip here in a month. for details on all their events, head on over to the politics section of wmur.com. tom: typical december weather and has been for the last month live pictures here from berlin, re watching for flurries tonight and more snow let' s go to chief meteorologist mike haddad. mike: those flurries will be looking wintry. s. s, central and southern new hampshire. cold air to the north and west. especially up there in the northern plains. central canada. that will modify as it moves in.

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john mccain is the right-hand man as we know. aid we just lost our most thoughtful, fearless presidential candidate and mccain says the on one with a sense of humor. lindsey graham makes one less candidate for the republican nomination. martha: you could marriage the he got more attention in the debate forum he was in than would have on the main stage. because he got his voice heard. but donald trump is way ahead in his home state of south carolina and that says a lot. bill: the changing face of the race for that novel nation and a former neighbor who allegedly helped arm one of the terrorists in california is about to face a judge. we are live at that court hearing in san bernardino next here live. feel secure in your dentures... jon: jon: jon: bill: to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. martha: president obama making no apologies saying the islamic state doesn't have the power he believes to destroy the unite

>> look, like john mccain was born in panama on a military base.t is a question when people have mingling doubts of somehow that they are unamerican or somehow that they are not -- they question their patriotism. nobody is questioning ted cruz's patriotism. >> john mccain was not a dual citizen. up next all eyes are on chicago mayor rahm emanuel. "hardball" is back after this. huh. introducing centrum vitamints. a brand new multivitamin you enjoy like a mint. with a full spectrum of essential nutrients... surprisingly smooth, refreshingly cool. i see you found the vitamints. new centrum vitamints. a delicious new way to get your multivitamins. >>> earlier we showed you some of the best late night moments for the democrats running for president. now for the republicans. late night hosts couldn't have dreamed that donald trump would be a front runner six months into his candidacy. occasionally the donald got in on the fun sdprmpt when part of the reason i'm here is that i know how to take a joke. me interviewing me, that's what i call a great idea. >

i do. >> i've met john mccain. john mccain's disability is real.his was a planned commercial and no outrage. that's why i think this is a double standard and goes far beyond disabilities, far beyond disabilities. we want to talk sexual harassment when clearance thomas is nominated to the supreme court -- >> is there anything donald trump could do that you would have a problem with? i understand you're a supporter but people make mistakes. i don't why understand why donald trump as a descent human being, which he must be, say i went too far. i got caught up in the moment. i went too far. i've done stupid things and apologized for them. that's what humans do. >> you got to ask him. you got to ask him. i mean. >> well, he clearly doesn't apologize -- >> he said what he said on this issue. i'm only saying to you i think that this reaction here is about a double standard and the outrage is phony. >> so you wouldn't have a problem if the future president of the united states did this sort of thing, talked like this all the time? do you think that's just

. >> it infuriated many republicans, including john mccain. >> short after he stopped down john boehner warned of false prophets. on face the nation. >> is ted cruz a false prophet? >> you pick any names out, i'll let you choose them. >> in those comments in august, boehner called senator cruz a jackass, but cruz takes his criticism from his peers as proof that he's different from the west. a stance he reiterated in a town hall meeting in iowa in october. >> when other candidates choose to throw rocks, when other candidates choose to go into the gutter and get personal and get nasty, i have not and will not respond in kind. >> controversy stoned cruz's background. he was born in canada, to an american mother and cuban father. he had dual citizenship. but he said he would renounce his canadian citizenship. i said if that's right then sure. >> the media has taken his outsider stance and run with it. megan kelly threw one of the first punches back in 2013. >> what's it like to be one of the most hated men in america? >> and the hits keep on coming. the washington post says, a lot of people

it's type for hip to be done, go back to the senate and hang out with john mccain. kennedy: who is next? >> hopefully jeb bush. jeb bush said he hated being the frontrunner. he loves being in fifth place. he's clearly a man who should never be president and doesn't want to be president. am i wrong? >> there were no other candidate in the race and nobody was paying attention except for donors. jeb bush had it for a minute. it's so sad at this point. it's like the great athlete who got all the girz and now he's 28 and he has the pot belly and he's not doing so hot saying i'm so much happier now. kennedy: the ol old glory days d we'll help you relive them. run for your life. i'm so happy i hope that trends. so much for for the party and. what would you do if you were crowned miss universe and steve harvey snatched your crown back? that situation and so much worse. vladimir putin is showering donald trump in praise and trump is responding in kind. has the world gone mad? yes. keep * lovely to be with you this evening. last week russian president and hitless wonder vladi

john mccain could get all outraged and express his outrage, but that doesn't work. people are left with nothing to do but shake their heads and laugh. but i think, you know, john mccain, like a lot of people in the republican establishment, they've been toying with the idea if they just watch this happen for a while, donald trump has to implode sooner or later. ted cruz is just waiting, waiting to pick up donald trump's supporter whence they finally grow tired of him. i think we've walked past the point where it becomes clear that something should be fatal, talking about how wonderful vladimir putin is will ever actually do donald trump in. >> matt lewis, glenn beck seems to be doing what a lot of trump supporters are not doing, and that is listening carefully to the things that sound like policy. coming out of donald trump. and glenn beck is hearing way too many, what he calls progressive policies coming out of the donald trump. and so he doesn't think he's a conservative. he doesn't think he's a legitimate republican. he will not vote if that's who's on the top of

bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. cbs 2 this morning...how the democratic front runner gave three eastern iowa girls an afternoon they'll never forget. the gruesomemeattack in marion -- and the man police say is responsible for it. how many iowans are signing up for health insurance under the affordable care act -- and how the sign up process is going nation-wide. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin barry. hundreds of people packed a local gym to see democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton speak in keota yesterday. clinton visited the small town peop.it all happened becae three students started a social mediaiacampaign to o get her there to address the concerns of small communities. they used the hashtag-keota hopes for hillary -- which turned into keota-got-hillary tuesday.the students wanted to heararer plan to improve small rural school districts -- like theirs.clint

cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders. a consistent, principled, and effective leader. building a future to believe in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. on this tuesday morning. temperatures are in the mid 30s this morning. skies will stay mainly cloudy today with highs in the mid 40s. another weather disturbance is approaching from the southwest. this system looks to stay just will bring at most a few isolated rain showers late tonight. it will become windy and cooler behind this system and 30s and upper 20s for the end of the work week. the weather stays dry into the weekend with lots of sun and a return to mild coming up next, david geiger joins us with this morning's report. plus... your wallet may be headed an upgrade... at least when it comes to one piece of paper payment. expect a woman to grace the 10 dollar bill. wake up in your first home. wake up in a home with a new address. your dream home evolves, and protecting it takes committed support. the trans-pacific partnership might not get a v