john kasich: i don't think so.my view on the israeli situation is there is no real silver bullet. it's a matter of trying to have stability, and that's where your policy should be directed. i've been speaking to groups like this for 30 years. mark: what are the arguments for and against the two state solution? john kasich: you have to start by making israel is secure. whenever they give, sometimes it does not work out well for them. so you want to make sure they have security. you want to work with them, they are our friend and ally, but i would not push them beyond the point where they felt threatened. i just don't think that would be right, anymore than you should push her own family. i don't think you should push a great ally like this. mark: would a president john kasich still favor a two state's solution? john kasich: i think sometimes we push them, and we do it publicly to the point where we begin to undermine them. that's not the right thing to do. mark: so you come into office january 17 and the israeli pri

kasich: a cattle prod. [laughter] gov. kasich: here's the other thing you've got to know, i will give you the insight, you can't beat people up into doing what .ou want them to do once in a while, with a few, but the u screen, the more you burn rate, the less result you get. if you're a schoolteacher, you cannot yell kids into a good grade. you unlock them. you figure out what motivates them. when you raise kids, you can yell at them all day long, but that only go so far. it's fun to talk about the cattle prod, and i will let you come to washington with that. but what we need to do is to remind them of their purpose. are a member of the united states congress, the day i was elected to congressman, i was 30. my mother and father were in shock. my dad carried mail, and my mother's mother couldn't speaking whispered i thought, i'm going to washington to work with ronald reagan. --somehow they forgot it. we will remind them. they will get the act together. come down, i will have you stand outside the fence of the white house a

kasich: let's talk about that. lesshink there were resources and groveling when teddy roosevelt was president? they threw him out of new york. hang on, i got this right here. teddy roosevelt cause more trouble in new york. why do you think john mccain likes roosevelt? troublemaker. mckinley is assassinated, he becomes president. i hope that's right. [laughter] gov. kasich: my history. teddy was a trust buster, he took on everybody. harry truman. my wife's been reading him. one day she comes down and says, "oh my god." she says the koreans have gone to war. saying it's in the book about harry. the other day she comes downstairs and says, "harry has died." i say, harry who? think about truman, reagan. these guys, it did not faze them that they had a job to do. that's the way i see it. i see it that way. take dead salmon, former house salmon, former house speaker. he whipped them into line. [indiscernible] gov. kasich: that's right, he got them to do it. all is not lost because the system is goofy. i'm not kidding you

kevin: governor kasich, merry christmas.ns us from new hampshire after this. ♪ ♪ mark: welcome back. joining us from new hampshire is our colleague. you were with jeb bush in new hampshire today. there is buzz about whether there is a bush come back. how did his events go today? kevin: what is interesting is governor bush and governor kasich are drawing the same number of people in their crowds. it is roughly between 50 people to a 100. i'm not sure there is a way to -- the whether or not bottom line is, i talked to a lot of people in new hampshire and they say the polls are , essentially useless this far out. this thing is very fluid. a lot of undecided voters and independent voters. megan: what are you hearing about chris christie? we read about him getting momentum up there appeared what are you seeing on the ground? kevin: governor christie actually brought in a bus load of supporters from new jersey to help him try to win over independent voters. he really has been working this state. i think the three governors are all

kasich: we are in the early stages.to make sure they have alla policies. rape kits would be available so kit and can have a rape would not have to make a decision on how you want to proceed with law enforcement until further down the line. these are the things we are pushing in our state. kevin: a lot of people are going to make up their minds, especially in new hampshire. say itdependent voters is between you and to other governors -- governor christie and governor bush. what is your message to them? what sets you apart? gov. kasich: we are up 385,000 jobs since i have became governor. our credit is rocksolid. we cut taxes by almost $5 billion. we are running a legitimate surplus. plus, i have experience in national security, not only on the armed services committee, but the work i did for secretary rumsfeld after 9/11. i have been in touch with national security all my life. that is a unique resume. kevin: this christmas, you have your family with the. you. earlier this morning, there were not a lot of people. ked abo

president john kasich still favor a two state's solution?hink sometimes we push them, and we do it publicly to the point where we begin to undermine them. that's not the right thing to do. mark: so you come into office and the israeli prime minister says i want to take steps to make israel more secure. what would be on your suggestion list to do? what would your input be to that discussion, what do you think could be a -- could be done to make israel more secure right now? john casey: the iron dome seems to work very effectively. secondly, the assistance they why to be able to that's the concerns i have is the s 400 that the russians have now in syria. even though right now relations are not tense between russia and kindl, when you have those of air defense systems out there, it begins to weaken the ability of israel to protect itself should things turned the wrong way. tom friedman wrote that while vladimir putin may still popular home in some ways, his international gambits are not working out. syria is not really working out. do you agree

kasich: thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] newsncer: on the sunday shows this morning, governor kasich was the guest on cbs' " face the nation." he talked about poll numbers and campaign strategy and what to expect from primary voters. mr. kasich: i really believe, at the end, people are going to say who can land the plane and who has the experience? they are frustrated and upset. but over time, people tend to settle down when they actually go into the voting booth and cast a vote for a candidate to be president of the united states. let me ask a question about those republican voters and a policy issue. 54% of republican voters in our latest poll supported a ban on muslims entering the united states. why is that a bad idea? mr. kasich: first of all, we don't need more division. everybody who is a muslim isn't some terrorist,

kasich: let me say one thing about the no-fly list. we stopped people in ohio who are on the no-fly list -- i'm sorry, the terrorism watchlist. the one thing we don't want to do -- we want to make sure we know what they are doing. we want to follow them and understand it. and when you look at the no-fly list, my concern with the no-fly list is you could be on the no-fly list. we ought to make sure the people who are on that list are people who should not fly on airplanes. and if we determine that they shouldn't be on airplanes, i think if they have some due process, i don't think they should be able to purchase firearms. let me also tell you, if you take guns away from all of the law-abiding people, bad people will still have guns, and we won't. i have two 16-year-old daughters and a beautiful wife, and i want to be able to defend myself if somebody is going to do harm. forget about the terrorism side. talk about the mass shooting side. most of the mass shooters come from broken families, from neighborhoods that have fallen apart. we w

what is this going to do for kasich's campaign?> it's going to signal that join basic has that crossover that many people thought he'd have. it helps him hold on for a little longer. he needs some time before the establishment candidate can break out. he is the person who this will benefit the most. maybe he can hold on a little longer, compete with jeb bush who has a whole lot of money backing him, to get in there so if there is space for an establishment candidate to break out john kasich will have the money to compete with that. >> with the republican field narrowing now how important is this for kasich at this time? >> you know, i think it's pretty key. there's space for an establishment candidate to break out with these candidates. but which one is it going to be? there's christie, there's kasich, there's bush. there's a lot of people who are in that space and they're pulling support from each other. so, you know, three of those can't get out the third one's going to benefit from that and this will help him maybe continue movi

governor kasich: i have not. of him?you think governor kasich: i think he is a bully and he will push you until you say no. mark: how did you score a day on the trail? what makes it a good day? me, thiskasich: for teen of ways in which i determine we had a good day and we had a lot of good days -- what i see with my eyes and what i feel with my gut. how many calories do you think you will need today? governor kasich: i don't know. i don't think about it. i'm not hungry right now. mark: oh, a town hall. governor kasich: she's young. gotis got years -- she's years. not that you don't. there were go, halperin. screwed it up already. they are bragging that they are there investigating me. come on. seriously? your campaign look at other candidates' records? governor kasich: none that i know at this point. we are certainly not going into their libraries and archives. at some point i guess we will aobably do that, but it's little early for that? maybe not. did you check with anybody on your team, or that is just your instinct?

kasich: good. [laughter] gov. kasich: how you coming along? >> [indiscernible] gov. kasich: did you guys go to -- yes, sir. >> i worked for the senate when i first got out of college. election, a big influence at the end of the day is going to be those folks with stagnant incomes over the past eight-plus years. there are a bunch of guys saying it is the billionaires' fault, we have to regulate these unaccountable industries, we will take care of you. that is appealing to some. so what would you say to that group, who i think you have to get out in big numbers to believe that self-reliance -- gov. kasich: hillary and bill collecting all these millions and millions are not those who can relate to that. i grew up in that. you think about stagnant wages -- everything goes up, low-inflation but not zero. for people who have to shop, they are stuck, and when they are stuck, they get frustrated and angry and i don't blame them. my mailman father told me we don't hate the rich, we want to be the rich. i think that is right. why are wages growing fast in ohio? because we are

kasich has already committed. think as a candidate for president, as abhorrent as donald trump is in many ways, he should say as a member of the party i will support the party's nominee and i don't think it will be donald trump. trump supporters try to back me into a corn. here is my answer. i will never vote for hillary clinton, and i will consider voting for donald trump in the general election if he treats plea fairly through elect day to use his own standard. kennedy: i have to say this. the comments that he head about your good friend and coauthor mary katharine ham were so inappropriate. i hope people call him to task for that. it was so insensitive and it's obvious the guy doesn't read when he goes after a woman who has so gracefully and bully taken on what she is right now. not on that, she is a damn good journalist. >> her response to him on twitter was bring it. i share your contempt for him but you might be right web's leading in the in every poll still. kennedy: do you think this does well for kasich?

kasich: let's talk about that. you think there were less resources and groveling when teddy roosevelt was president? do you know how he got to be president? they threw him out of new york. i am sorry, i do have water here. i have it right here. thank you. here is the thing, teddy roosevelt cause more trouble in new york. why do you think john mccain and john kasich like roosevelt? troublemaker. mckinley is assassinated, he becomes president. i hope that's right. gov. kasich: my history. teddy was a trust buster, he took on everybody. let's name a couple more, harry truman. my wife's been reading him. one day she comes down and says, "oh my god." i am sitting downstairs and she says the koreans have gone to war. she's saying it's in the book about harry. she comes down the other day and says "harry has died." i say, harry who? think about truman, reagan. these guys, it did not faze them because they had a job to do. that is the way i see it. i see it that way. former housemmon, speaker. he whipped them into line. ri

are you john kasich? yeah, are you cap'n butt stuff 73?hter) now, of course, nobody's fallen further than jeb bush, who's sitting at about 4% in the polls, which explains his latest fundraising email promise. >> his campaign says it will stop spamming email accounts with fundraising requests till next year, but there is a catch to this offer. you will have to contribute $25 in campaign cash now. >> trevor: wow! for only $25, jeb bush will leave you alone. (cheers and applause) this is insane! you know what's crazier is jeb bush's campaign and super pac have spent over $60 million so far with nothing to show for it, and he's still asking people for money. how is it that americans always fall for this? because right now, jeb bush's campaign sounds like an elaborate nigerian prince scam to me. (laughter) my father was a president. my brother was a president. and i was supposed to be president as well. and with your help and $60 million, i can save this country and put money back in your pockets! just send me your bank accounts! (cheers and ap

kasich is from ohio. rubio and bush from florida. >> i think you could have something of a free for all especially if they split iowa and new hampshire. >> thank you, mary, that's what we want. >> the man to watch is paul ryan. he'll have to be the kingmaker. >> okay, before we go, a special supreme court puzzler with justice stephen breaer, i had a rare interview with him coming up. >> how many supreme court justices in history previously served as supreme court law clerks? >> all right, back in just two minutes with the answer and later, our powerhouse side. >>> so, how many supreme court justices previously served as law clerks to another justice? matt and lz. >> i have seven. >> that's pretty impressive. 112 or 1 or happy kwanzaa. >> yes, too many, that's not very speck. >> eight. >> here's justice breyer again with the answer. >> the answer is six. there is kagan, there's chief justice john roberts. there is me and also there's byron white, chief justice ryan kwis. >> much more from breyer ahead. for

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it had rubio and jeb and kasich tied at 3%. it had donald trump at 41%.had cruz i believe in second and rubio third. and if you put all the nonestablishment candidates, cruz, yes, cruz, donald, and ben carson together. liz: do we have that poll? >> that is -- that looks like 60% of the republican electorate. liz: we've got to go, but i'm going to real up a surprise for you tomorrow. >> uh-oh. liz: one of my best moments over the past year. >> oh, i know what it is. liz: don't say. >> be polite. liz: don't say. >> china. liz: that's so weird. >> china. liz: he's taken, ladies. he's taken. [laughter] closing bell 28 minutes away. the house just passed the tax extender's bill, we're joined by the man whose fingerprints are all over it, congressman is going to tell us exclusively the three points he pushed for and whether he won on them. and how it matters to you and your money. and be sure to tune in to the second season of fox business' show strange inheritance. hit show jamie colby is the babe, she's just awesome, her new episodes are rivetting, 9:00 p.m.,

kasich is from ohio. rubio and bush from florida. if someone could sweep those two states that could be very interesting. >> i think you could have something of a free for all, especially if they split iowa and new hampshire. >> thank you, mary, that's what we want. >> the man to watch is paul ryan. >> good luck finding brokers. >>> okay, before we go, a special supreme court puzzler with justice stephen breyer, i had a rare interview with him coming up. "pow "powhouse puzzler." >> how many supreme court served as supreme court law clerks? >>> all right, back in just two minutes with the answer and later, our powerhouse predictions on the democratic side. side. >>> so, how many supreme court justices previously served as law clerks to another justice? matt and lz? >> i have seven. e know breyer, kagan. >> that's pretty impressive. >> yes, too many, that's not very specific. >> eight. >> here's justice breyer again with the answer. >> the answer is six. there is kagan, there's chief justice john roberts. there is me and also there's b

either cruz or kasich. i don't believe trump will winnetter one. trump will come back and win south carolina. so, a split result which means the one thing that i have been wrong about is this notion that the trump bubblee will burst. he's in for the long haul. he has more organization than people think. >> certainly in iowa. >>>> in iowa. in new hampshire. ateadquarters he lets you see what he wants you to see. it's not an amateur campaign. trump is in for the long haul. cruz is in for the long haul. one of the three, cruz, rubio and kasich. >> i'm going to say trump in iowa. part of the reason why, i was at a trump rally a few weeks ago. i asked this question, would you be willing to switch your allegiance to ted cruz? lot of people were almost furious at the next to that cruz would come in and beat trump in the state pap new hampshire, i'm going with christie. town hall quite like chris christie. >> if trump wins iowa he runs the ble. >> okay so, whehen will we know? a premptive nominee? >> i disagree slightly with bill on this, this is national

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kasich is from ohio. rubio and bush from florida. if someone could sweep those two states that could be very interesting. >> i think you could have something of a free for all, especially if they split iowa and new hampshire. >> thank you, mary, that's what we want. >> the man to watch is paul ryan. he'll have to be the kingmaker. >> good luck finding brokers. >>> okay, before we go, a special supreme court puzzler with justice stephen breyer, i had a rare interview with him coming up. right now, here he is with our "p "powhouse puzzler." >> how many supreme court justices in history previously served as supreme court law clerks? >>> all right, back in just two minutes with the answer and later, our powerhouse predictions on the democratic side. later, our powerhouse predictions on the democratic side. even tempur-pedic mattress sets getat low clearance prices!c, save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory! the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> s

kasich was in iowa today. he calls trump a divisive influence. gov. kasich: maybe he'll change, maybe he'll do a 180 and start to try to unify people, but right now i don't see it and i think it's fair to call it out, -- call it out. steve: casing -- kasich spoke today at iowa state university where he talked about the need to use ground troops to defeat isis. stacey: meantime, donald trump is making headlines tonight for his meeting with several black religious leaders in new york. his campaign says more than 100 african-american evangelical pastors and religious leaders met with trump in a private a news conference where the leaders would announce their endorsement for trump, but that event was canceled. on the campaign trail in georgia tonight, trump says the meeting went very well. mr. trump: we had a meeting today that was amazing. we had the african-american pastors. so many came up to trump tower. it was like one of the most inspiring meetings. it was unbelievable. the love they have for the people that they represent and people generally was i

john kasich. new day for america is >> now, meteorologist kevin skarupa with you are storm watch 9 forecast. kevin: we have seen in upwards of six-plus inches of snow already. for the central and southern areas, we have gone back-and-forth between snow and sleet, and the sleet has dampened down the accumulation overnight hours. still impressive snowfall totals from five to seven inches of snow, a lot of that in central at the same time have had the opportunity for that to remain mostly snow. how about ski country? anywhere from five to nine inches and still snowing heavily. you can see the heavier version of the system continues to move to our east, except in the north country, where it comes down at a pretty good clip. out to the west, or precipitation, but a much lighter version. a little more scattered and spotty out there. the back-and-forth continues for the southern areas of the state great in the north, several additional inches of chelation. a few spots could be over 8, 9, possibly 10 inch

contender, ohio governor john kasich. there's other news, too. senate intelligence chairman richard burr joins us with the latest on the santa barbara shooting we'll talk to an actual scientist about the new climate. it's all coming up on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning welcome to "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. nearly 200 countries have signed on to a climate change agreement they hope will avert a global disaster. each promise to slow carbon emissions towards a goal of preventing global temperatures from rising more than two degrees celsius or 3.6 degrees fahrenheit above preindustrial temperature levels. these are nonbinding and there's no inr enforcement mechanism to punish those who don't keep their promise. secretary of state john kerry, who led the u.s. delegation, compared the effort to moving the biggest battleship in the world. we spoke with him earlier from paris and asked him about the lack of enforcement in the deal. >> but to get an agreement with 186 nations signing on to a uniform system of requi

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in new hampshire, that doesn't seem to be kasich's problem.n he talks to people about expanding medicaid as part of the affordable care act while he's been governor of ohio, he's been able to talk voters through this sort of thing. and so i don't think it's risen to an ideological matter. for that matter, i would suggest that none of this is really about ideology. it's about attitude. and chris christie in a lot of ways is emblematic of that. we've heard from christie is him becoming less of a governor that he is currently and more of the federal prosecutor that he was. he channels that aspect of him in town halls, both in attitude and substance, much more than he does his actual accomplishments as governor. >> robert, given how marco rubio seems to be the most politically talented in the field, just based upon what you state in your article, how do you see his iowa and new hampshire strategy playing out, specifically? >> rubio's a tough -- it's a tough question regarding rubio, who seems to be everybody's second choice. and he seems to be sti

all right what do you think about kasich's mom saying jewish friends are more loyal. >> yeah, that'sot a thing. no, i mean we might have curly hair but we're not like labradoodles, you know what i mean? i'm not saying jewish people can't be loyal. i'm just saying being jewish and being loyal are not like bound by some sort of talmudic law, that's not like-- . >> larry: did you see this thing jim gilmore says. >> can we just talk about jim gilmore. >> larry: no, we were talking about kasich. >> wait, those are two different dudes, holy cow, that's crazy. hi no idea. >> larry: we had our research department figure out. here is what gilmore said to the same jewish group. >> last night i was watching sha linder's list. everybody here has seen "schindler's list." >> larry: "schindler's list." that's how he decided to relate to the jewish audience is to see "schindler's list"? >> yeah, my real problem with this is that casual manner by which he says he as watching. last night i was home, i cracked open a brew, you know, i turned on "schindler's list," as you do. no, you don't. no, you don'

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josh: kasich will wrap up a two day trip to new hampshire with town hall number 48 in keene. he will return though early next week. mother nature forced jeb bush to cancel a town hall scheduled in peterborough tonight. the republican had to scrub the event after his flight to new hampshire was cancelled, because of the bad weather. democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton is in new hampshire right now. portsmouth this afternoon. clinton spoke about her plans to stand up for gun safety and how she would fight the addiction crisis in the granite state. >> if we are going to divert people from prison then what are we going to do well i' m a big believer in drug courts. i think drug courts are a much better option than imprisoning people. they should be given recovery, they should be held accountable. josh: clinton will also stop at berlin high school tonight. the event is scheduled to start at 6:15. jean: there' s much more ahead. including the dangerous floods sweeping across the midwest right now. they could set records before the week is out. josh: this storm system ha

mark: john kasich needs to go back to being john kasich, he has to stop fighting trump.has to be the guy that can govern. i will ask you about rand paul, too. there is still space for that. i feel the same way about rand paul. he could be the guy to differentiate himself most easily from everybody else. mark: he had some good moments in the last debate. he just is to amp up his distinctive message. john: stick around, because we have been dealt a really good hand of guests tonight. we start with the new york times' jonathan martin, dan halls, both here when we come back. ♪ >> i don't think he is qualified to be president. >> why not? >> i don't think he has the right temperament or judgment. he deals with the senate, he goes in there a little bit like a maniac. you don't get things done that way. i built a phenomenal business. i'm worth billions of dollars, some of the greatest assets in the world. you cannot walk into the senate scream and call people liars and not be able to control and get along with people. he will never get anything done. that is the problem with te