turn off the people marco rubio managed to do this year. i really think it is a false choice to have to choose. ultimately, what i hope happens is that conservatives find a way to elect smart, mature, conservatives, not rhinos but conservatives who go to washington and govern as opposed to just being in it for the theatrics and the gimmickry. i reject the notion that you either get the tea party or the establishment. i think we can get solid conservatives who are fresh and energetic but also want to get things done. host: on our line for republicans, connecticut -- caller: i just want to thank you so much for what you are saying. i have thought the same thing about the republicans leaving ken cucinelli in the cold and not doing anything to help them. how do you get your word out to the public? i called my friends in virginia and they feel that i am naive about the tea party and it's not really made up of grassroots mom and pops and it's some kind of sinister movement. they did not vote for cucinelli and i said i didn't understand. i asked f

nancy pelosi, marco rubio.arren buffett, bill gates, extraordinary people that come together to celebrate these words, which is the double down on the declaration. thomas jefferson said four score and seven years. he said all men are created equal. but he owned other human beings and didn't see contradiction or hypocrisy and didn't free any of them in his lifetime. lincoln's coming four score and seven years later in the process of killing 750,000 of our own over this question of slavery. this is the biggest battle ever fought in north america on american soil. he's saying we really do believe in this. he's giving new marching orders, doubling down, the declaration 2.0. it still comes down to -- first of all, it's two minutes, 272 words, presidential poetry. >> the addendum in a bigger speech that day. >> the actual guy invited was the noted orator, he's great what he does. i should hope, mr. president, i came to the central theme of the moment in two hours you did in two minutes. what lincoln did was contain i

se trata de marco rubio que estará hoy junto a él. así es. de posiblemente el alcohol, porque dicen que estaba intoxicada, se dumiera cuando estaba amamantando a la pequeña bebé. y puesto hasta el momento, la policía arrestó a la mujer que ven en pantalla. de 22 años. se despertió al siguiente día encontrando a la bebé debajo de ella sin sepodales de vida. la bebé fue declarada muerta por asfixia. enfrenta cargos por homicidio sin premeditación y abuso infantil y otros cargos que no se han confirmado. >> de acuerdo a la oficina del alguacil, un niño de seis años murió, se ahogó en

dana, that's not exactly a ringing endorsement from marco rubio. the aftermath of a huge win for christie. rubio of course another extremely popular, likely presidential candidate. >> erin, he was careful to congratulate chris christie multiple times in my interview and note they have a good relationship. but you're right. that answer you just played, he said the words new jersey four times in two sentences. didn't even try to subtle in hi attempt to remind people before they go coronating chris christie as the 2016 candidate he won in that one state where he is well-known and well-liked. still, the virginia candidate for governor that rubio campaigned for, ken cuccinelli, polls show even republicans were turned off by tea party tactics. >> the republican party has taken some hits with the shutdown and other things and sort of the movement from which you came has also taken some hits. how do you square that? do you think that maybe you all have made a couple of mistakes, tactically, strategically, that has hurt the republican party? >> well, i think

it that's exactly what time mag dean was saying about marco rubio of florida in a cover story ran justight months ago. what does rubio think of his rise? >> reporter: is chris christie a viable candidate for presidency? >> first that's a decision he has to make. he's a governor that's been re-elected in a big state that gets a lot of attention. >> would he be a tough competitor? >> yes. and i like him and i have a pretty good relationship with them. i think it's important, i know everyone wants to jump to what it means for the future. but some of these races don't apply to future races. but i con gratd late him on his win. >> reporter: are you saying that his win in a blue state like new jersey wouldn't translate to more of a red state or more of a swing state? >> what would translate across the country is a message that goes to people, look, we know you're struggling and trying to get ahead. you're doing everything that's been asked and yet your life doesn't seem to be getting better. the only way we're going to make it better is if we abandon the policies of big government. i think c

marco rubio, a tea party favorite. ken cuccinelli a tea party favorite there are others, ted crust, mike lee. that are emerging. did they give you a sense of how this could play out in 2016? >> very interesting. very clearly wanting to make the point that he doesn't think that the results from last night's election -- >> virginia? >> virginia or new jersey, have much of an implication for 2016. and we're going to talk a lot more about that. "the situation room" later, especially ha he said about chris christie. very interesting. >> a little tease. >> a little teaser. new jersey is a different state from the rest of the country, wolf. very different. a blue state. maybe it won't translate into states like iowa. >> new jersey is a little different than iowa. >> what you might not know, marco rubio is somebody who he won't admit it, but is very seriously considering a presidential run himself in 2016. >> and chris christie as well. i'm looking forward to it. dana will be back with more. >>> your typical first family, mayb

but every single one of these guys, marco rubio includes, ranked paul all of them, all of them are inlock step with the mike huckabees and the paul robertsons on the gray rights issue. it's rubio, it's christianie, it's paul rachbd, it's never national -- because they're supposedly a young fresh face who can appeal to the kids. not a single one of them have broken rank on this issue. boy do the kids disagree with them on this statement. most republican conventional wisdom includes the idea now to having to broaden the party's appeal beyond a base of very, very conservative voters. voters views of same-sex marriage rights are a matter of public record right now. but if national republican hopefuls don't see the polling, don't see which way this is going, there will certainly be competing national candidates who do see, and they will win while these guys lose. place your bets. >>> the united states supreme court did something today that might be unexpectedly far reachings. it turns out it springs directly from what one of my high school teachers had to do for me in 1990 to make me stop

that's not exactly a ringing endorsement from marco rubio. the aftermath of a huge win for christie. rubio, another extremely popular, likely candidate. >> he was care tofl congratulate chris christie multiple times and note that they have a good relationship. that answer you just played, he said the words new jersey four times in two sentences. he didn't even try to be subtle in his attempt to remind people before they go corenating him. still the virginia candidate for governor that rannio campaign for, ken koocuccinelli, exit po showed that even republicans were turned off by that. i asked rubio whether it is a problem. the republican party has taken some hits with the shutdown and other things. and sort of the movement from which you came has also taken some hits. how do you square that? do you think that maybe you all have made a couple of mistakes tactically? strategically that has hurt the republican -- >> i think everyone has taken a big hit. the obama care is the biggest hit anyone has taken and that's a rolling series of hits that w

ted cruz, marco rubio, rand paul.ure, they could probably win a republican presidential nomination given where the base is right now. but they could never win a national election. and that's chris christie's biggest problem. he probably couldn't get the republican nomination, but he could do some serious damage to whoever the democratic nominee might be in 2016 because he's someone who doesn't just appeal to the republican party base. he's someone as we saw in new jersey, someone who's conservative who could appeal to democratic and independent voters enough to win. >> but, you know, michelle, at least one republican was friendly or nice about christie this week. mitt romney. look at this. >> there's a long list of very capable people, but chris christie stands out as one of the very strongest lights of the republican party. chris could easily become the nominee and help save this party. they don't come better than chris christie. >> is an endorsement from mitt romney a kiss of death or what? >> yeah, it's kind of a m

republican senator marco rubio spoke to just moments ago.e said in his opinion that is the same old story. >> that is one of the silliest statements i heard made so far about the law. there is nobody's fault on the republican side that exchange website isn't working. it is nobody's fault on the republican side that millions of people are in fear of losing their existing coverage and it's no one's fault that this thing is headed in direction. this is the way the law was designed. it is going to fail because the design doesn't work. that's what we've been saying now for years. martha: welcome everybody, to a brand new hour hour of "america's newsroom." i'm martha maccallum. bill: i'm bill hemmer. good morning to you. meanwhile the president's approval rating is dropping and so is the number of people who think obamacare is working well. according to "cbs poll" numbers today, only 7% of the americans like the way it es going. 43% want it gone all together. martha: chris stirewalt is a fox news digital politics editor and host of "power play" on

turn off the people marco rubio managed to do this year. i really think it is a false choice to have to choose. ultimately, what i hope happens is that conservatives find a way to elect smart, mature, butrvatives, not rhinos conservatives who go to washington and govern as opposed to just being in it for the theatrics and the gimmickry. i reject the notion that you either get the tea party or the establishment. i think we can get solid conservatives who are fresh and energetic but also want to get things done. host: on our line for republicans, connecticut -- caller: i just want to thank you so much for what you are saying. i have thought the same thing about the republicans leaving cold andelli in the not doing anything to help them. how do you get your word out to the public? my friends in virginia and they feel that i am naive about the tea party and it's not really made up of grassroots mom and pops and it's some kind of sinister movement. they did not vote for cucinelli and i said i didn't understand. i asked for they are getting their

>> we have great -- we haven't talked about marco rubio. a gifted communicator.hris christie is a tremendous communicator. >> those are your two? >> those are examples. to their credit, think are passionate and committed. these are folks who are not interested in necessarily compromise. >> i have another purity test that i'm concerned about. can i get -- >> chris christie is authentic and charismatic, but he opposed ragz the minimum wage in his state and voters decided they wanted to raise the minimum wage. >> i can agree with -- >> public education has been the great equalizer, but when you attack teachers, i have a so many members of my family who are educators who believe, who go into the classroom every day. i'm a part-time educator. but often republicans come across as anti-teacher. and that's the issue. >> this is so important. it's not going to work as a country, if we have 15 to 30% of our population underskilled and unable to access the economy. and the ticket to that is education. skb >> i agree. >> they work in a 1940s industrial unionized system. not

look what marco rubio had to morph himself into. he had to turn against sonia sotomayor and against the dream act and every other form of immigration reform. he tried to softly jump toward immigration reform and got shellacked. she's now on the sidelines just wishing he could be chris christie's friend. if he doesn't want to be marco rubio, he's going to have to not an apostate ever again. he has to go way to the right just goet the base on his side. >> there is way out for chris christie? he hopes for a circular firing squad with cruz, rubio, rand paul, they all can sort of divide up the base. he gets through to new hampshire, and he's ready-made as a republican in the primary in places like pennsylvania, ohio, you know, california, maybe even florida. i mean, in the right -- given the right set of circumstances, coming across as a brash guy who can sort of still tout conservative credentials, he's not out of the picture. now, i think in a one-to-one race with a tea party guy, anybody probably loses given where the base of the part

maybe if he asked you guys too, i think marco rubio. rubio finished time with rick santorum in a roll for 6th place. it goes up and down and you would rather be down at the end of 2013 than in 2015. he will say i will take this anyway, so i will to it as the nominal front-runner. >> it's a long three years though. >> they talk about good luck chris christie. they thought about michele bachmann and herman cain. moving all the way over. that's a big jump unless there is a collapse in the middle. i don't see that happening. >> we will see. christie needs to lose congress in 2014. >> she bombing out. >> good week to have you on and a good friday. >> developing news on a nuclear deal with iran. we will have what the president told me about how or whether he can trust the iranians. white house soup of the day. it's friday so it's fish. rajun cajun gumbo. my customers can shop around-- see who does good work and compare costs. it doesn't usually work that way with health care. but with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated docto

senator marco rubio doesn't and he explains why this bailout might be worse than others. >> this woulde every year. so this is not -- unlike the other bailout -- >> three years. >> it's going to be rolling. this thing is not going to go away. the bailouts happen one time, they weren't good but this is over a period of years. look, this law cannot bow saved. it will be have to be repealed. the question is how long will it take for democrats to realize that and cooperate in that endeavor. so far the upper echelons are being very stubborn about it but my prediction is check back in eight weeks. >> that's a pretty strong prediction from senator marco rubio. eight weeks and we might see a difference in some of the support that the president has been enjoying from some of his staunchest supporters, eric. you mentioned how about scrapping it. you can't fix it. you can't replace good code on top of bad code and expect a different result, hence the sebelius crashes, one after the nets. >> and what marco rubio was talking about, we talked about risk corridors where the obama care forces insurers

senate, he was challenged by conservative marco rubio. to run to rubio's right, he tried to embrace the conservative and moderate labels. crist told "time" magazine, "in the enditis a matter of consistency. i'm a pro gun, pro-life fiscal conservative, but i'm also a pragmatic conservative who thinks it's important to remember what a real conservative like jack kemp once said, that the republican party should be a big tent." when it appeared he was headed for defeat in the primary, he left the republican party to run for the u.s. senate as an independent. he said it was about giving the people a choice. >> this is making sure that all the people have the opportunity in my state to make this decision about who their next u.s. senator is. nobody should be afraid of that. >> he spent a million dollars of negative advertising for attacking me for a month and only when did that did not work did he abandon the republican party and decide to run as an independent. >> crist lost in the fall, left office in 2011, and last december he joined the dem

so i agree with marco rubio for general send a very clear message to the country but i think it's a very different message than what he anticipates. >> back in 2010 republicans picked up 63 seats after the health care vote. are you concerned that this will be a huge issue for the 2014 mid-terms and are you concerned about whether or not they get this rollout straightened out? >> if they don't get the rollout straightened out, i do think it's going to be a problem. but you've also got a republican party who shut down the government, who in some way inconvenienced everyone in the country and in many ways people suffered from that shutdown, and i think this is something that can be fixed, because the democrats are going to improve the health care. most of these three and a half million people who got cancellation notices will get better. more comprehensive health coverage. and in many cases, it's going to be less expensive. if we can match the online capacity with the opportunities that are there for most of those folks, by 2014 they're going to be very appreciative of the affordable care a

>> i think we learned a little bit about marco rubio here too. you mean to tell me that rubio couldn't turn to the camera when he was asked and say, i don't think anybody should be buying cocaine. there's presidential leadership for you. and this is a guy who has gone after president obama, time and time again, on leadership. now we find out when the hot camera is on, rubio has nothing to say about one of his colleagues from florida who has clearly broken the law and pleaded guilty to it. >> you're right about the body language. from a media standpoint, this printing away from the camera thing just looks guilty as hell. stop and say something. >> holland cook, good to have you with us tonight. remember to answer tonight's question at the bottom of the screen. share your thoughts on twitter at ed show and facebook. we want to know what you think. coming up, save the date. january 15th. republicans are manufacturing a new crisis for the new year. but first, michele bachmann pitches the opportunity of a lifetime. act now, while supplies still last.

marco rubio, piscibo. discuss. >> that's something to drop in my lap like that.y like goldfish crackers in the office and i guess they, you know owe there's a few people on every campaign have all kinds of enjoyment coming up with antics the public never hears about. i'm glad when this first rough draft of history is done we get to hear a few of these things come out. >> with, i mean, i wonder whether the romney folks risked being punched in the face calling chris christie puffer fish. i don't think that would go over well. >> no, and they're counting on that not coming out in real-time. and i suspect mitt romney was actually not the one running around using those particular code names. >> but they're so corny, it sounds like something he personally might have made up. >> it might have qualified for that sort of third grade humor level that we all became so endeared of. >> it's not good. and then you have to do the romney laugh afterwards. >> ha-ha-ha. >> thanks so much, "washington post" dana milbank. >>> extra republican candidates on display tomorrow in new je

so they've made their way to the outside of the office of senator marco rubio. >> we ask him to standpion our cause. >> they're giving a couple speeches. a lot of the local media have shown up. the plan is for them to all march inside and get senator rubio to make a statement. the son of cuban immigrants, rubio has the youth, energy and background story that connects with many latinos. >> my grandfather was born to a farming family in rural cuba. >> and a party that is out of touch, rubio is the gop's best shot at reaching this crucial vote. >> his parents were cuban exiles. they did everything they could to guarantee him a better tomorrow. >> right. >> so we're trying to say, you know, champion the cause. whether he's here or not, nobody ever says anything, it's like we'll get back to you. you're an elected official, you should be available to the people. >> marco rubio, 350. >> we can only have one group in the elevator at a time. >> many of these marchers are undocumented and they're taking a huge risk just coming here today. >> yes, we'd like to speak to mr. rubio. >> because an a

marco rubio, you would say to him be gracious.t's the day after. >> you would at least be as gracious as the democrats. i don't know when as a party we'll wake up and realize that as long as the targets of our ire remain each other. >> seriously, if you think that he's a contender the best thing you ought to do is support him. because if you say things like this it shows you're really threatened. >> so, what there's more. it wasn't just marco >> no. senator ted cruz. them. i think it's terrific that the ones ruining the republican party -- i think it's terrific he's brass, that he is outspoken, and that he won his race. but i think we need more leaders in washington with the courage to stand for principle and in particular obama care is not working. wait. >> what happened? >> he doesn't stand on principle. he basically had a death match. >> he's great. now i feel he's overshadowed. >> that's a man thing too. >> no it's pitiful. >> how could anybody say chris christie doesn't stand on his principle. i heard somebody say yesterday,

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you're an elected official, you should be available to the people. >> marco rubio, 350. >> we can only the elevator at a time. >> many of these marchers are undocumented and they're taking a huge risk being here today. >> we'd like to speak to mr. rubio. >> because an arrest could lead to being held and deported. >> excuse us. >> y'all just get back a second. >> i was told there are six of you out here. our room is not big enough to accommodate everybody. so if i could get five or ten of you that we could meet with, that'd be great. okay? the senator's in washington today. >> in senator rubio's office, a few of us have been elected to have a audience with todd reed. >> we need the republicans to step forward. and we need them to help us. >> i grew up here in florida most of my life. we migrated. i work with the youth. i've learned a position where we have to take opportunities that are there. >> i don't know if any of y'all have had a chance to hear the senator talk about this issue. this is a very personal issue for him. and i think this year he's going to be taking a bigger approach.

let's watch marco rubio's and ran paul's reaction. >> everyone wants to jump what it means for the future because that's what political reporters do, but we need to understand some on these races don't ablie to future races. each race has their own factors. i can congratulate them. >> some of these ads, people running for office put this mug on their ads in the middle of a political campaign. in new jersey 25 million was included somebody running for political office. you think there might be an interest there? >> it cuts to what the republicans' problem is going forward, which is the festering civil war between the likes of rubio and ran and chris christie. he laid his colors out there and said i'll run for the top job. >> there is no question that christie is doing that, however, this is contrary to what a lot of people in the profession think. i think christi's victory is meaningless in terms of the national republican party. this is a guy in favor of gun control, one of your pet issues. he is on favor of immigration reform including a pathway for people who are here illegally now. he

senator marco rubio who also is considering a presidential run has been invited by pro life groups to sign legislation on abortion after 20 weeks. >> but then, senator graham thought he needed a right-wing pick-me-up today. >> senator graham said that the legislation would ban abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy. >> the question for us, should we remain silent as a society or should we speak up? should we speak on behalf of these babies? >> republicans think that finally after getting trumped politically on women's issues, they have a winning one. right now, 12 states have similar abortion bans on the books, including texas, where it was part of the abortion bill pushed through the legislature after wendy davis' famous filibuster. the anti-abortion groups have been throwing their weight behind the 20-week ban, as the very standard set by roe v. wade. part of the reason they think it is a winning strategy is because of the idea of selling americans on late-term abortion. but that was a test. >> albuquerque voters struck down the late-term abortion ban. >> yesterday in albuquerque, new

but i think maybe he's like in marco rubio's sweet spot which he can turn off the side that marco rubio managed to do this year. i think it's a false choice to have to choose. ultimately what i hope happens is that conservatives find a way to elect smart, mature conservatives, not rhinos, but conservatives but who go to washington and govern as opposed to just being in it for the theatrics and the gimmickry. i reject the notion you get the tea party. you reject conservatives who are energetic but want to get things done. >> jane? >> i want to thank you so much about what you're saying. i felt the same thing about republicans leaving tim cucinelli in the cold ant not do anything to help him. i wanted to ask him how do you get your word out to the public. i called my friends in virginia and they feel i'm naive about the tea party. it's not really made up of grassroots mom and pops but some kind of sinister movement. they did not vote for tim cucinelli. i said i don't understand where are you getting the information from. i think you have a very important message because i was a flaming de

here and spoke with one of those major conservative republicans. >> as you saw there, i talked to marco rubio outside the supreme court because he attended today's hearing about a case on religious freedom and legislator. s. it as classic conservative issue, made for someone like rubio, a conservative thinking about running for president in 2016. now, as for last night's election results, a big written for chris christie, a loss in virginia. rubio's take was don't read too much into it, any of it. >> ken cuccinelli. >> reporter: tea party favorite marco rubio campaigned for ken cuccinelli, who lost. >> do you think that the results show that his brand of republican politics, your brand of tea party-backed republican politics is now in trouble in big swing states like virginia. >> i think people trying to ascribe all kinds of conclusion in these races. he was severely outspent. >> dt establishment let him down? >> i think that a lot of people now need to look back at that race and wonder would we not have one had he had a few more resources. >> chris christie's big win is zbeting him major 201

marco rubio pushed back against the allegations that the prayers are unconstitutional. they're held before the business ever starts. >> the argument here today is that somehow that's unconstitutional. it makes no sense. the very people who wrote the constitution themselves invoked prayer before they began meetings. >> reporter: and a potential solution would be to have a town official approve the prayers in advance. a number of them, justice kennedy saying that government should never be in the business of censoring or editing any prayers. >> shannon, thank you. >>> a heart-warming story trending now. 13 marines on their way home from afghanistan were greeted as heroes at chicago's o'hare airport monday evening spontaneously. their appearance after five days getting on and off planes drew tears from a small crowd. airline travelers gave up their first-class seats so all the marines could sit together. >>> still ahead, high-risk patients were supposed to be the major beneficiaries of obama care. we'll see. jim angle as that story. >>> first, survivors on the ground durin

paul ryan and jeb bush and marco rubio. there is a long list of capable person, but he was one of the strongest likes. >> does ted cruz stand out to you? >> i'm not going to disqualify anybody, but i indicated the names that are most effective in becoming elected. >> one more story line as they take back over the party. this is a long time friend and ally. bill and hillary clinton have done ten public events. barack and michelle o bam done two. the highest ranking democrat yet, chuck schumer very enthusiastically and publicly endorsed hillary clinton for president. >> tonight here in iowa and i won't get this opportunity again, i am urging hillary clinton to run for president and when she does, she will have my full and unwavering support. 2016 is hillary's time. run, hillary, run! >> the clintons will have a huge ally as sitting governor in one of the three most important swing states in the country. in the course of this campaign, auliffe is testing out the messages running on his ability to be pragmatic and get things do

, marco rubio tied for sixth in a recent new hampshire case.does go on a roller coaster. there are caveats, not corollary to iowa or new hampshire. what he did tuesday with the latino vote, women's vote, even african-american vote and winning some democrats, that's an impressive accomplishment that will and should be a pillar when i expect he runs for president. >> if he can win 35, 36% of the latino vote in 2016 he's the next president of the united states. on a lighter vote, marty walsh. vice president joe biden. i want your sense of this one. joe biden calls to congratulate marty walsh, something like you've done it. >> you sun of a gun you done it. >> are we laughing with him or at him, is joe biden the outsider in all this chris christie talk. >> the previous question, the dangers of being front-runner. seriously would you rather are hillary clinton or joe biden in the democratic race? you've got to love the vice president. poor guy. he's not dialing his own phone calls. somebody else is doing it for him. but it's that kind of loveable goo

once marco rubio stepped toward immigration reform, he was seen as a trader to conservatism. ted cruz is himself a latino who says, no, i repudiate the thing that 70% of my fellow latinos want and that gives him that within the conservative movement but it makes him useless to him as someone to broaden the party's base among hispanic. they get someone they like who can make other white republicans feel good about supporting a minority but who can't help bring in more minorities. >> steve schmidt, you hear someone like raphael cruz to talk about sending the president back to kenya, if you want to look at an anti-immigration frame that might have racial components to it, it seems to me it's right in there. >> look, there's no doubt. it's old news at this point that the republican party can't win national elections if it can't do better with latino voters, if it can't do better with asian voters, with minority voters. and so the damage here is being caused by ideologues and ideologues are destructive in any political party, in any political organization because an ideologue brin

[laughter] >> you have ted cruz, marco rubio, mike lee and rand paul who essentially the mount rushmore of the tea party doing everything they can to prevent people like me. i'm a breast cancer survivor. on january 1 people like me will have an opportunity never again be denied coverage for preexisting conditions. >> jon: there's wonderful things in this health care. you should be able to log on. >> peace of mind. >> jon: yes. for the next generation is on the bookshelves now. debbie wassermtz.ultz. >> jon: that's our show, join us tomorrow at 11:00. here it is your moment of zen. >> guns for the blind. the stage is granting gun permits pe ( cheers and applause ). >> it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. we found this on pox today. a wons upon a time legitimate newsman matt lauer dancing with carmen electra, dressed as pamela anderson from "baywatch." i keep this open in a tab on my desktop just to know it's there all the time. comedians, please name the new matt lauer show. let's start with moshe kasher. >> i would say the new gay show o'er "gaywatch." >> natasha leggero. >> i don't know what it'