>> i'm sorry, i don't write it. ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: jeb bush. >> logjam is out of the buildingam. >> larry: jeb bush. >> high rise, black fridays. >> i've got it, black fridays because he's like the discount bush. you know what i mean? ( cheers ) >> larry: donald trump. >> oh, wow he could be never nude as well. >> high rise. >> larry: i'm going to go with nuggenugget. >> i don't know why, but that makes sense. >> larry: we have-- here we go, ted cruz. >> mmm. >> ted cruz. >> he's vaguely ethnic, right. >> larry: vaguely ethnic. okay. all right. we'll put him there. okay, ben carson? >> he could have been vaguely ethnic. >> he could also definitely be be chocolate thunder. >> larry: he's mumbles mcgoo. all right. last one. >> who in the group is chocolate thunder there's chocolate thunder! ( cheers and applause ) >> larry: chocolate thunder! chocolate thunder! we'll be right back. (background walking and talking) verizon's coverage is as constant and reliable as wesgrove high school's most popular couple. (sigh) corey and samantha. ♪ their goal is constant and unwavering connec

>> larry bush. without disclosing any of the specifics is it -- in the commission's view possible to disclose whether any of these cases involve candidates or committees involved in the november 2015 election or is this going to be one of the thing where we look back they acted today but it's on things that happened in 2011 or 2012? it's good to disclose now whether what you're taking up is on committees or candidates on the ballot in november. is there any reason that's not included? >> i would advise that the commission not disclose that information of. as the council aware there are limited offices and up for competitive election. >> it's not a limited number. your boss is up for election in november as is the sheriff as is the district attorney as is the mayor as is one supervisor as a number of people on school board and community college board. they're probably 15 people on the ballot so i don't think you can make that statement and be accurate. >> any other comments? >> yes. taking mr. shin's

>> larry bush for friends of ethics. i would like to note that we now have three current and former mayors who have endorsed prop c, mayor lee, dianne feinstein and art agnos and five members of the board of supervisors. one concern that has continually arisjen concerns from the unions and if would be helpful if the commission put together a simple fact sheet that explains how prop c affects unions and that it doesn't affect their ability tot to do collective bargaining and doesn't affect their ability to talk to members and doesn't affect workplace conditions. when i met with the political directors of least one union, and explained it, they said that really allayed their concerns. but since what i am suggesting is essentially a fact sheet and not an advocacy piece, i think if it came from the commission itself, and was provided to members of the board of supervisors, all of them, not just the ones who have endorsed it as well to the labor council would be very helpful. thank you. >> thank you. david pilpau speaking aga

>> larry bush.hout disclosing any of the specifics is it -- in the commission's view possible to disclose whether any of these cases involve candidates or committees involved in the november 2015 election or is this going to be one of the thing where we look back they acted today but it's on things that happened in 2011 or 2012? it's good to disclose now whether what you're taking up is on committees or candidates on the ballot in november. is there any reason that's not included? >> i would advise that the commission not disclose that information of. as the council aware there are limited offices and up for competitive election. >> it's not a limited number. your boss is up for election in november as is the sheriff as is the district attorney as is the mayor as is one supervisor as a number of people on school board and community college board. they're probably 15 people on the ballot so i don't think you can make that statement and be accurate. >> any other comments? >> yes. taking mr. shin's opi

thanks to $3 million from oracle's larry ellison. jeb bush has also scored about $3 million in the bay area. rand paul has collected about $1.5 million from the bay area. here's a little interesting note for you. carly fiorina, the new darling, she's collected most of her campaign funds in southern california. not the bay area. >> she saw a significant rise in the polls after the cnn debate. does any of this and all of these campaign contributions suggest the possibility that california could become a red state in 2016? is that just too crazy to think about? >> anything's possible these days. and let's remember, of course, the election is still 14 months away. but the heightened interest of silicon valley and the greater bay area and republican candidates, it really could represent a new toehold, if not a foothold, toehold for the gop. >> it's a big toe. >> yeah, it's a big toe. but republicans are going to have to do a lot better with key californian constituencies, particularly women and minorities to take cal in 2016. but look, meanwhile,

. >> commissioners, my name is larry bush.missioner chair i just want to say first of all that none of the commission's rules anyone that files a complaint is to get ac j want it's received and it's my

bush talking, you know, in fire and writing. come on. the arc, that is big, you know what i mean? a cruise ship for animals and jesus coming back. >> larryanimals. >> noah's arc, that is amazing. that is powerful, two of every animal. do you know how animals are on the planet. >> larry: i know, i know. >> and jesus coming back, that's big. >> larry: that's magic. >> without the magic, jesus ain't coming back. >> larry: that is some siegfried and roy. are you a religious person. >> yeah, yeah, i'm a meth dist, grew up, and-- . >> larry: what does the pope mean to a noncatholic religious person. >> mickey mouse. no, he-- respect, you know. respect of someone that has stuck to what they believe in, and someone that is being positive and being good. and with the magic and stuff we were talking about, i do believe that faith is something that is positive, to keep in life no matter if we are comparing to a burning bush, that when we are struggling in life, to remember, like, good, good is around the corner. and it's up to us to go find it. >> larry: maybe the pope is hope. >> yeah, he has his own twitter account, you know what i mean. and he's

presidential hopeful jeb bush saying he will push to appeal five regulations including dodd-frank. joining us barney frank and larryme to you back. barney, let me begin with what jeb bush said. i will work with congress to appeal significant works portions of the 2010 dodd-frank at any time law and will reform the rules that govern financial institutions. is he wrong for trying to do so? >> well, he is wrong it seems to me first of all to say that without any specifics. i haven't read the article. he is certainly wrong i think both substantively and politically to say that we're going to repeal much much what was done in response to the crisis and not tell us how to replace t one point ought to be clear, we are not talk being a partisan bill. that legislation was adopted with significant input by hank paulson beforehand and then while we were debating t while we were writing it, ben bernanke and sheila bear bush's fdic share had a major role in this. we had serious problems from irresponsibility and we tried to deal with them. if you have specific improvements you ought to put them forward. if he is going to campai

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bush by eight points, carly by six points and ben carson 49 to 41%. biden would beat front-runner donald trump by 19 points. joining me now is simon rosenburg and larry a lot of numbers to go through in those polls. the bottom line is that, let me start with this. donald trump doesn't fair well against either biden or hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton's numbers have come way down. we're now in a very competitive race. she's clearly even in general. things have changed a lot op our side. there's been enormous changes. what was striking is how badly trump does in the general election. >> larry, what are we to make of that first and then the fact a bunch of other candidates beat hillary clinton but not so much joe biden. >> this is a long, long game. trump came out with a stunning tax plan yesterday. he's way ahead of the other candidates. i don't know what hillary's tax plan is. i don't think she's got one. bernie sanders tax plan is to just confiscate most of our wealth. as he continues to come out with some serious proposals like this i think people will evaluate him. i don't think any of us should count him out. this biden, clinton thing is pretty

jeb bush and super pacts have raised $7.6 million here, more than the $7 million raised by hillary clinton. overall, $13 million was raised in the bay area largely from big donors from larry ellison. he gave $3 million in support of marco rubio and scott banister gave to rand paul. >>> a firefighter returns to the ruins of his home. more stories of devastation from one of those who dedicates his life to fighting fires. >>> busted for a bomb, except it wasn't a bomb at all. the texas teenager that's getting sympathy from the president tonight. >> living well in palo alto, why mnch >>> more on the valley fire. so some that lost their home are the firefighters themself. >> one of them was out fighting another fire when his home was destroyed. over his eight-year career. dave watkins has seen loss like this, only this time the home that couldn't with saved was his own. >> i heard a lot of rumors of the area but i needed to see for myself if it was standing or not. >> reporter: we met watkins at the post office where he was picking up mail, the idea of talking to us in front of his home was understandably too much. >> do my job to protect other people and their homes, and it's

larry king: you might be classified as an eastern republican? fair? mr. trump: you could say that. i've never heard those terms. there are king: are you a bush republican?r. trump: wealthy people don't like me. i'm competing against them all the time. they don't like me. i like to win. i go out on the streets of new york and the people who like me are the taxi drivers and workers and etc. robert: he is a millionaire but but he has ae, blue collar sensibility. when people look at the trump phenomena, it is the new york toughness, the streetsmarts. trump does not talk in depth about policy, but he is one of the most social animals i have ever seen covering politics. his ability to talk in that way is what attracts people to him on the trail. he has this sensibility, in the way he talks politically incorrectly about immigration. if he is on media everywhere now, he is accessible to reporters. i asked other republican contenders if they are adjusting to trump. we had been in a culture porous to sources in presidential politics. it is very controlled. it is corporate. trump, or better or worse, i don't have a take on it. he changed it. brian: here is ross pe

larry the cable guy or jimmy kimmel. it sounds manufacturing. i'm not surprised that david axelrod thinks it's silly. >> i think that's what he's trying to get at. you remember george h.w bush saying message i care. you don't come across as authentic. same problem for richard nixon. hillary clinton has a problem connecting with middle class voters, even as she pushes a middle class message. that's why the campaign is worri worried. >> remember, the words that come out of people's mouths that describe her were not very flattering. first word was liar. let me ask you about the state department employee that was being paid to monitor the server that was in the closet of the bathroom of the mom and pop organization that will plead the fifth. what do we know about the employee? did they report the income to the state department? >> that may be one reason why he took the fifth. the early reporting we've done suggests he did not report to the state department or federal government. that he had made extra money on the side. that's by a reason why he's told congress and the fbi that he doesn't want to testify because of fear of self-incrimination. we don't know the full story. we on

larry summers was on a shuttle. and he was just at the end of a clinton administration. and he ran into somebody who was part of-- part of the incoming administration. and he basically said, the bush 43 administration, and he said the most important thing you can do is fix fannie mae and freddie mac, that's the most important thing you can do. >> one of the really interesting things is that these companies are widely perceived as democratic companies. but it was actually under the clinton administration that larry summers, treasury first took them on in an official way back in the 1990s. and they, took them on meaning summers began to criticize them publicly and questioned the u.s. government's ties to these companies, therefore weakening them. and it became a huge political brouhaha in washington back in the late '90s. but i think it's fascinating that it was a democratic treasury secretary who first started trying to reduce their power. >> rose: so what are you going to do? what is the solution? >> the solution we think is actually to restore fannie mae and freddie to what they were 30 and 40 years ago, which was very safe businesses gauranteeing the timely payment of interest a

larry bossidy. always great to have a nice discussion on things. first thing i ask, what would you need -- let's say jeb busht's a republican congress. even if that were to stay. all these things have sacred cows. you can't even count on republicans much less if it was a divided congress. how do you get something like this through? what remains? >> that's the key question. i think what he's proposed is pretty well balanced. the individual tax, takes the corporate tax from 39 to 20. puts a territorial system in. he gives a one-time tax to repatriate the $2 trillion offshore payable over ten years. he kills the marriage penalty. he kills this alternative minimum dax. kills the death tax. he expands the earned income credit. but he also on the other side of the ledger, he -- while he accelerates depreciation good for business. he takes away the tax deduction for debt. eliminates the ability for state and local taxes like in some states like i live in is a big deal. so it's pretty well balanced. but to your point, how much of that even if he is elected can survive the congress with everybody from going from a ve