marco rubio understands that growth creates jobs and he understands the greatest threat to growth is excess in taxes and excess in regulations. marco understands the strength that comes to a nation or a state when they balance their budgets. and he certainly understands that a strong national defense, a strong national security system, and a strong commitment to our international obligations is what this country's responsibility is all about. and i think he also understands, as he watches what is happening in washington, that we are not getting any of that right now. marco rubio and kelly were both elected in 2010. they both have young children. they both are committed to their family structure and recognize that that family structure is the heart and soul of what makes this country strong. marco has been the point man in many of the battles against obamacare. he understands that this overreach by government not only is bad for now, but sets a horrible precedent for the future, is eating away our resources, and creating complications of growth of government that are disastrous for all

next up as we discuss in our recent segment, marco rubio is now the latest high profile republican totion the cause of global warming. but rubio's political posturing on the issue is no match for john oliver who lost night pointed out how absurd the so-called debate over climate change really is. >> you don't need people's opinions on a fact. you might as well have a poll asking which number is bigger, 15 or 5? or do owls exist? or are there hats? the only accurate way to report that 1 out of 4 americans are skeptical of global warming is to say a poll finds that 1 out of 4 americans are wrong about something. >> as i mentioned in the last segment, 97% of climate scientists agree that global warming is caused by human activity. here's what oliver did to level the playing field in the political debate over climate change. >> john, humans are causing climate change. no question. >> wait, wait, before we begin. on the interest of mathematical balance ill'm going to bring out two people who agree with you and bill nye, i'm going to bring out 96 other scientists. it's a little unworthy, bu

condoleezza rice. >> marco rubio, i have great respect for. i like his immigration stance.

my son came up to me and said he doesn't have to get good grades in high school because look at marco rubioigh school and look how successful he has been. >> stephen: see, kids might like at rubio's success and say maybe i can save money by cutting my own hair, too. ( cheers and applause ). the point is-- the point is he is not going to misuse his status as a youth icon to hook kids on drugs. when it comes to the question of whether he's ever smoked pot, rubio's official position is he would like to be president. and that is a message of hope that is resonating with kids all over america, like the young man i mentor, david. david, come on out here. david, everybody. ( cheers and applause ). david, thanks very much. have a seat there, david. david is a good kid. david is part of my urban outreach program. ( laughter ) where i reach out of the urban areas into some wealthier suburbs. thanks for being here, david. >> thank you, stephen. >> stephen: david, you're a huge marco rubio fan, right? >> yeah, because he's so successful. go you know my man rube dog helped drop the senate immigration bi

florida senator marco rubio says he's ready to be president. chief political correspondent carl cameron tells us who and why. >> reporter: freshman florida republican senator marco rubio says he's ready to be president. he's not convinced that manmade pollution is causing climate change. >> i do not believe that human activity is causing this climate change the way these scientists are claiming. >> he's become a 100% climate denier. >> reporter: he does say it's bad economic policy. his skepticism was specifically aimed at scientists who focus on man's solution -- pollution at the exclusion of all other causes. >> our climate is always changing and what they have chosen to do is taken a few decades of research and say this is attributable directly to human activity. >> a gallup poll says 57% believes human activity causes climate change. gallup says the number of americans worried about climate change has dropped a dozen points to 31%. rubio has put himself at the conservative forefront at opposition with the green agenda. rubio is hispanic and

within the party at a national level, there's in the space to take a stance that is different than marco rubio. especially rubio and others who have taken some distance on other issues like immigration, they're really in lock step on this conservative position on climate change. >> yet i can sense in the rubio statement -- you can sense it when we were combing through the tape of the different statements you have gotten -- they also are aware they do look increasingly ridiculous, even john karl in the interview saying, wait a second. your saying putting carbon in the atmosphere is not heating the planet? increasingly there's a difference stance between the orthodoxy of the republican party and main stream consensus accepted opinion. >> that's right. the most thing being that climate change within the republican party it is similar in some ways to gay marriage or abortion. one issue the republican position has not changed and will not likely evolve in the near future. republicans especially conservative are not interested in doing that. at the same time, at the national level, looking to run fo

i'm with marco rubio on that.'t do that much about climate change in the next 20 years. at real cost to the economy. >> why was he doing that dance? >> yao got an excellent tv show here. you should have him here. >> he's too afraid to say the truth. >> the base does not care -- >> does the base even -- i have gone -- >> the base does not want the u.s. economy shut down. they don't care about debates about how much it's contributed in the 1950s or '80s. >> are you for a carbon tax in exchange for the keystone pipeline? would you be for something like that? part of the problems is we've allowed businesses to pollute for free. i think in fairness of talking about how al gore -- >> let me answer this. not in turn for the keystone pipeline. i think that should be approved on its own merits. but we have a tax system now that burdens labor and the middle class and working class. president obama's talked about this. but no one wants to do anything about it. the payroll tax is looking at the system as a whole. and it's a p

. >>> marco rubio says he's ready to become the president of the united states. >> it seems obvious.you're moving closer to running to president. >> i've openly said it's something i will consider the end of this year. >> do you think you're ready to be president? >> i do, but i think that's true of multiple people. >>> mike rogers says foreign policy decisions like those involving the kidnapped girls in nigeria should not be driven by what's happening online. >> you can't base your policy on what's trending on twitter. it has to be more than hash tags and selfies. >>> a new cnn poll finds that 49% of people want congress to make some changes to obamacare. 20% want it repealed. and 18% want it repealed and replaced. and just 12% want it to stay as is. >>> on mother's day, an edition of "saturday night live," there were a few tense moments between first lady michelle obama and hillary clinton on the topic of healthcare. >> it's giving health care to 8 million americans. >> which is funny because i tried to give them that gift 16 years ago. so it's more like a regift. >> but we actuall

marco rubio pulling in third at 11%.d paul sort of has the cosmetic appearance of expanding the party, but at the end of the day if you look in a state like florida, the establishment candidate still comes out ahead of him. >> sure, except what you should be looking at is iowa and new hampshire. ron paul was strong in new hampshire. there's a lot of organization there. that's a message that can appeal to rand paul type voters. then iowa caucuses, you know, it's about organization. it's about face-to-face interaction. this is a candidate who is incredibly good on the stump. he has been for a long timing every time, and is he refining that as he goes, and the fact that he is talking to different constituencies is a test that helps him improve as he considers running. >> well, i mean, we're talking to iowa and new hampshire. let's go to marco rubio, and let's talk about iowa for a second. very religious right. that primary is really sort of a religious conservatives to win, right marco rubio seems to be trying to cuddle up

one of the youngest republicans is marco rubio. him here talking to abc's jonathan karl about, hey, i'm ready. >> do you think you're ready to be president? >> i do. but i think that's true for multiple other people that want to run. i'll be 43 this month. the other thing people might not realize, i've served in public office by a better part of 14 years. >> sounds odd, i'll be 43. some of you haven't met 43 yet. you can argue the flip side, right? you wrote a piece about this. republicans have been arguing for years about president obama. nice guy, wasn't ready. can their freshmen senators, ted cruise, marco rubio, rand paul, can they make the case to be president after for years saying the problem with the current president is he was too young? >> they're going to have to clear the hurdle that republicans have set in this race. i talked to each of those candidates -- potential candidates about the possibility that this experience argument would come up with they run. ted cruz said, you know what voters are looking for is a fighte

a number saying that marco rubio told them that he's planning to run for president. he's 43 years old and declared on tv that he has the experience and ready to be president of the united states. in that same appearance marco rubio took a hard right position an global warming saying he does not believe that human activities, and the emoiss of co -- emissions of co2 plays a role. >> i do not believe human activity is causing changes to the climate the way the scientists portray it and the laws that we pass, i don't believe it will do anything, but destroy the economy. >> it may sound extreme, but his position could help him with conservative activists influential in republic prime requires. many are suspicious of marco rubio given his embrace of comprehensive immigration reform. republican senator rand paul is loved by conservative and libertarian, but has a problem with moderate. paul has reached to establishment figures to soften his image. he told the "new york times", that the party should back down on voter identification laws:. >> mr paul is now the most propert

not room at a national level, there's not space to take a stance that's really different than marco rubio's. they're really in lock step on this conservative position on climate change. >> i can sense in the rubio statement and you can sense it when we were combing through the different tapes, they also are aware they do look increasingly ridiculous. even john carl in that interview into is a main stream journalist, saying wait a second, you're saying putting carbon in the atmosphere is not heating the planet? i think there's a distance in the orthodox of the republican party and what accepted opinion among everyone is. >> the most interesting thing about climate change within the republican party is it's similar in some ways to gay marriage or abortion. it's one issue the republican position has not changed and will not likely evolve in the near future. republicans, especially the conservative base, are not interested in doing that. at the same time, at the national level, if you look at a run for president, are you going to lead with talking about climate change denial or with talk about

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we are watching marco rubio self-detonate over his climate denialism. think about that for a second. a prominent republican blowing up in front of all of us over climate denial. now, a big part of that is that rubio had the misfortune of timing his 2016 rollout to a real bang-up week of news in climate change. >> two groups of scientists reported today, based on close and constant examination, large parts of western antarctica ice sheets appears to have collapsed. the area shown here in red, scientists say further degradation is almost certainly unstoppable. they say global warming is accelerating the pace of disintegration. >> in addition to the revelation that sea levels could rise 10 feet or more in the coming centuries, a report out this week, authored by 16 retired three and four-star generals and admirals, warning that climate change is a threat to the national security of the united states, that is accelerating instability in vulnerable regions and will place key elements of our national power at risk and threaten our homeland security. another re

and doesn't marco rubio know it because when it comes to republicans taking the senate, he's here to explain exactly how they are going to do it. >>> and then don rumsfeld with a message for democrats criticizing this special committee to investigate benghazi. deal with it. then the preacher with a message for both parties. guys, just be civil about it. >>> all right, first to that senate race that shocked a lot of folks. not just for thom tillis' win but the magnitude and the size of that win. the north carolina speaker joining me right now. speaker, congratulations to you. >> thank you. >> now everyone is saying by your win, by the magnitude of that win, by taking out at its highest point close to eight other candidates, you are prefacing a big win for the party itself in the senate. what do you think of that? >> well, i think we've got a lot of work to do, but i think that we've also got a failed record on kay hagan's part and obama's part to communicate to the american people. i think with that we've got a great shot in november. >> all right. now, we called the senator and have

and let's start with "the new york times," marco rubio, listen to him talking to abc's jonathan karl talking about if i run four president, one thing i will not do is also seek re-election for senate. >> i believe if you run for president. if you don't run for president with an eject butten in the cockpit that allows you in the ramp if it doesn't work out. >> a bit of a shot at senator rand paul who is trying to get past kentucky that allows him to seek the nomination if you run for re-election. does that matter? >> yeah. i think it's a sign that he's getting in the fray here.

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and marco rubio is in turn has made three endorsements in arkansas, colorado and iowa.ndorsement will be tested america to primaries in nebraska next week and next month in oklahoma. if they are endorsing candidates this primary season in hopes of raising their profile for 2016, then they better get it right because they have plenty of opposition forming against them in the republican party. here is senator chuck grassley saying that i'm not saying people like rand paul and marco rubio think that they shouldn't be president, i'm just laying that -- i love that part, don't you? i'm just saying that i want to elect somebody and everyone is so anti-washington these days it might be better to have somebody outside washington. that is quite remarkable when tea party candidates are considered insiders, and they are. clearly the call among many in the gop is to have achievement credentials. with the gop internal battle lines already forming, we wonder if there's any real semblance of the tea party and whether it will have any significant influence on the candidates these of th

watch us in hd and like us on facebook. >> on friday, marco rubio was in newcastle, new hampshire. addressed the republican committee's annual dinner. possibletemplating a presidential bid. senator rubio was introduced by former new hampshire governor johnson a new. this is over 45 minutes. >> thank you very much. i know you had to stand up to get these circulation going. but sit back and relax. if you look at your programs, the next thing on the program is the introduction of our keynote speaker, but for those of you who don't know, i am not kelly ayotte. [laughter] i actually feel like a utility infielder. every time there is a problem, i get a call, and tonight i have been asked to come in and do a little bit of substitution because kelly is on a plane that got rerouted or or what ever and she is going to be extremely late. and we wanted to get you guys home in time to see the rest of the football draft tonight. [laughter] one of the things that kelly told me on the phone was she wanted to stress how much she loves working with our keynote speaker tonight, senator rubio. she sai

it's exactly what marco rubio did on sunday. the oil and gas industry donated $265,000 to his 2010 senate campaign. no wonder this guy was out talking about mitigation. that's the easy way out for those guys. someone who denies reality based science is not ready to be president of the united states. isn't it ironic, let me see that florida map, the very senator that represents this city that is in the cross hairs of this climate assessment, that's who rerepresents. this climate assessment says that miami stands to be one of the most vulnerable cities out there when it comes to severe damage. so, what motivation does marco rubio have to say to miami, basically, ah, it's all bs. don't worry about it. it's okay. he will sell his soul to major oil companies so he might be able to be the nominee for the republicans. oh, brother, bring it on. you'd be perfect. get your cell phones out. i want to know what you think to tonight's question. do you think senator marco rubio would be a good science teacher? text a for yes, b for no to 6762

what's happened to marco rubio? >> it's probably the "time" cover jinx. just like the "spots illustrated" jinx. i don't know. polls are everywhere. you decide to run for president, there will be a campaign. in that campaign, you'll interact with voters. explain where you stand. those numbers can change. one way or the other. the miracle of america is still alive. >> reporter: he took a beating for conservatives over immigration, working with democrats like chuck schumer to pass a bill last year in the senate that beefed up border security but also provided a path to citizenship to many of the 12 million illegal immigrants now here in the u.s. you gave a big speech in the republican spring meeting. you didn't talk about immigration reform. didn't come up in your speech. have you given up? >> no, i didn't talk about libya. ukraine. i didn't talk about other elements that are important. there's a lot of issues going on in the country. immigration is not at the forefront. i remain convinced we can do something serious about the imfwrags probli immigration pro

and marco rubio, as we 15id with painted himself in the corner.d to break out of the tea booisht role and couldn't and i think jed will more or less hide on the issue for a while for as long as he can. i have no idea where he's going to go. he's shown a streak of independence which, frankly, doesn't serve him well in a republican primary for president. >> and then today, great to have you with us tonight. >>> coming up, minimum wage misconceptions 'lands art laugher in "pretenders" tonight. stay with us. no matter what kind of business you own, at&t business experts can help keep it running... seamlessly. so you can get back to what you love. when everyone and everything works together, business just sings. hey, i heard you guys can help me with frog protection? yeah, we help with fraud protection. we monitor every purchase every day and alert you if anything looks unusual. wow! you're really looking out for us. we are. and if there are unauthorized purchases on your discover card, you're never held responsible. just to be clear, you are saying "f

meanwhile, marco rubio is self-immolating before our eyes. traveled to new hampshire to effectively launch his 2016 presidential campaign, he probably expected some he

>> no risk sense shall for the a republican in saying what marco rubio is saying. >> true.d the reverse is true in a primary facing a huge slate of republican candidates who are trying to position themselves, and we know that the more con e ser vative voters will come out in the primaries and more activity, so it is endear yourselves to the voters. and remember that marco rubio used to be a conservative hero and darling and now that he has pushed in immigration reform and working with the democrats, he has lost some clout. so it is not at all surprising that he has made the comments over the weekend that really conservatives by and large agree with him. >> and e.j., a second part of the argument beyond the science part of it which is the economic argument which is that you don't do some of the things, because of climate change, and it hurts our economy. many point to other industrialized countries not play big the same rules, a san diego that a m-- and is that a that can resonate? >> well what is troubling is is there are two parts of the argument. i don't understand why so

ladies and a and, marco rubio -- ladies and gentlemen, marco rubio. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much. thank you. thank you governor for that very kind introduction. thank you for that. and just for the record, at the end of this month, i will turn 43. [laughter] feel 44. and i'm sorry kelly is not here with us today. i know she wanted to be. she could not get here on sun. she is a phenomenal united states senator. i want to share with you about kelly ayotte and myself. because we came in together. will first story -- i never forget, we went to the orientation program. they show you how to file a bill, how to find your office. [laughter] we looked around the room and sitting across the room, there y gosh,nd so, and m she ran for president. we looked at ourselves and said, how did we get here? inut six months later we are the same room looking around and we ask each other, how did they get here? [laughter] [applause] and also, another time we were there talking, and she turned to me and said, do you realize if we served here for 30 years we would still be the younge

paul ryan and marco rubio, 9 and 8%. this puts them up against hillary clinton. and they are tied in terms of how they would fair against her. jo, what do you make of these numbers at this point in the game? >> she is formidable, look, she will not get a free ride. nobody does when you run for president. tough, tough office to run for. but she is clearly ahead of where most people would be right now if she decide to go. there will be issues of benghazi, ukraine, and things that people are pointing out to. they're out there right now and she is still running in some polls even better than these numbers. so, she is going to get attacked. she knows that, but in the end, i think she, given a lot of things that we're seeing on republican side, this big field, they will have a fight, someone will, going to come out the other side pretty beaten up, with their nomination. she doesn't look like if she goes she will have that problem on the democratic side, at least this time so far. so, she has got advantages that she is, she will be able to take into november of 2016 no

marco rubio talking about a run for the white house in 2016. he was asked, are you ready to run for president? look. his answer and others who are now weighing in. and severe storms ripping through part of this country, not just the midwest but a really wide swath last night and into this morning. we're following it here on fox news. the damage left behind. stay close. i do a lot oresearch on angie's list before i do any projects on my home. i love my contractor, and i am so thankful to angie's list for bringing us together. find out why more than two million members count on angie's list. angie's list -- reviews you can trust. sfx: car unlock beep. vo: david's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >> more "outnumbered" in a moment but first jon scott. >> high winds, downpours and possible tornados across big parts are the nation over the weekend. midwest,

marco rubio is one to talk.s once asked how old he thought the earth was and he responded, quote, i'm not a scientist, man. but can you believe this? he actually sits on the senate science committee. what do you do to get on that one? it's clear senator rubio should have paid a little more attention in science class, especially as the senator from florida, a state that will be hugely impacted by climate change. the new report said miami and tampa are among the top cities at risk. but hey, he did prove one theory right. he's definitely no scientist. maybe it's time to go back to school. did marco rubio think we wouldn't notice he slept through science class? nice try, but we gotcha. i make a lot of purchases for my business. and i get a lot in return with ink plus from chase like 60,000 bonus points when i spent $5,000 in the first 3 months after i opened my account. and i earn 5 times the rewards on internet, phone services and at office supply stores. with ink plus i can choose how to redeem my points. travel,

look for the marco rubios, ted cruzes and suzanne martinezes out there. have many ethnic conservatives and we ought to showcase them, put them forward and that will go a long way toward communicating to these various minorities that we are very much in sync with them. i am a big believer that we have got to change the rhetoric, how we talk about people here who are here illegally, illegal aliens. these people for the most part with rare exception -- they have an economy in their own home country that is disastrous. governed by us socialist or marxist and whatever we can do within the constitution to help these people get a free market rule of law establishing their own country, their economy is going to improve and we are seeing fewer mexicans come over because their economy is improving and they are instituting free-market reforms in mexico and so we have got to -- i don't care how high you build a fence figure people will find ways to get around it so we have to look at the root cause of why people coming here in the first place, their economy is so ter

take marco rubio for example. 6,000 years, what do iowa caucusgoers guy.nce when it comes to global warming. >> i don't agree with the notion that some are putting out there, including scientists, that somehow there are actions we can take today that would have an impact on what's happening in our climate. i don't know of any era in world history where the climate has been stable. climate is always evolving. natural disasters have always existed. >> you do not think human activity has caused warming? >> i do not believe human activity is causing these dramatic changes to our climate the way these scientists are portraying it. i do not believe the laws they propose we pass will do anything about it, except it will destroy our economy. >> never mind the total consensus from reputable scientists not on the payroll of fossil fuel companies, that global warming is happening. there's a gigantic ice sheet that is collapsing to the point of no return. which means ocean levels rising ten feet this century and more of the very bad things detailed in a major climate

senator marco rubio attacked the statement but was rubio understore scored the points. don't want a conversation about systemic oppression. rubio says crist's observations aren't serious. >> democrats will be embarrassed he became a democrat. i never met a single republican activist involved in my campaign that has ever in my opinion ever been motivated by race to state their objections. i think it's absurd. >> you think he's a phony. >> absolutely. >> the senator has no grounds to call anyone a phony. rubio's part through a facade of transition claiming the new gop will rely on inclusion and outreach maintaining core principles. i have to ask the question, what core principles? the modern gop is dependent on oppression. it is their mission statement when it comes to minorities, when it comes to voting, when it comes to the working folk of america, oppression is their mission, that's what they're all about. joining me tonight on "rapid response" panel, anna revias logan. anna, has marco rubio set the tone for latino outreach in florida by attacking charlie crist like th

marco rubio hopes you didn't say jeb bush. rubio is the latest to come out swinging. >> it seems obvious, you're moving closer to running for prds. >> i've openly said in the past it's something i'll consider at the end of this year. >> do you think you're ready to be president? >> i think that's true for multiple other people that would want to run. >> then he lounged for a tiny pot bottle of water -- kidding. he did say hillary clinton has no right to brag about her job in state department. >> if you look at her diplomacy, it failed everywhere in the world. >> harsh. >> and the "washington post" looks at another spanish speaking floridian republican, whether his family is on board. jeb bush has repeatedly said he will decide based on whether he believes he can run in an optimistic campaign. run jointly as he's put it as well as whether a campaign would be the right thing for his family. florida isn't seen this much action since the hanging chad area. i want to bring in bob shrum and robert trayhnum. off the bat, who really ha

i don't know which marco rubio is going to show up. i suspect like rand paul he will tailor his position whatever the spin doctors said he has got to do or what he thinks his audience wants to hear. >> certainly this is happening. rubio fell out of favor with the tea party when he moderated on immigration. then ted cruz became the person that they put the crown on. said you are now the face of the tea party. rand paul has been fighting writ ted cruz, back and forth. a year. and be the conservative to a chris christie or jeb bush. i do think the bottom of this, primary voters want this extreme positions. the problem is the national electorate does not. they have proven in two cycles in a row they do not want that. the republicans have not changed the positions. it is going to be a problem for them until they take a look in the mirror and say, do we want women to volt for us? do we want people of color to volt for us? requesting their ability to vote is not then going to attract black voters. >> and to richard's point to be able to cogen

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. >>> and marco rubio reverses course, sort of. take a look. >> of course, the climate is changing, because the climate is always changing, and this is a measurable that you can see. there is climate change. >> well, this comes after rubio argued that humans were not causing the climate change and what he say s s is the real iss and why some critics say that his remarks are proof that he is not ready to be president. nbc's political editor mark murray will join us. and shoulder isch engines like google remove information that you don't like? that is in europe, and that is the gut check. what do you think? join the conversation on twitter. you can find me at tamron hall and my team at "newsnation." (whispering) yeah really good (whispering) yeah and for a family of 4 it's a $160 a month. what! get outta here! (whispering) i'm sorry are we still doing the whisper thing? or? (whispering) o! sorry! yes yes! (whispering) we'll take it. when jake and i first set out on we ate anything. but in time you realize the better you eat, the bett

i want to turn to a couple of other issues as well though, that is marco rubio, a tea party favoritesaying at the age of 42 with public service, he is ready to be president of the united states, what do you say? >> i don't think so. obama had a lot less experience, we see what he's done. less than 150 days in the senate. he can't even become the fry manager with less than 150 days on the job. while marco rubio might be a popular figure, we really need somebody with true proven leadership experience, potentially somebody with a background as governor or something like that. it doesn't mean we won't have somebody emerge that unites the party, but i just don't know that marco rubio is that person, at least for me. lou: i look forward to seeing you in new york. the book's act of war. coming up july 8. very important. up next, my commentary on the state of confusion in our nation's capital. that and your comments are next. unlimited cash back. let that phrase sit with you for a second. unlimited. as in, no limits on your hard-earned cash back. as in no more dealing with those rotating cat

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senator marco rubio 1e9s h s senator marco rubio 1e9s hets h eyes to the 2016 prize and plays to the base by becoming a climate change deper. but of course. michael steele a michael steele next, but first josh has the market wrap. >> here is a look at how the stocks stand going into tomorrow. the dow and s&p 500 both moving to record finishes. that is as tech shares surge and m and a activity helped put bulls in charge. dow gained 112, s&p 18, and nasdaq 71. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. >>> do you think you're ready to be president? >> i do. but i think that's true for multiple other people that would want to run. i think the president has to have a clear vision of where the country needs to know and clear ideas about how to get it there and think we're blessed in our party to have a number of people that fit that criteria. >> #blessed. to hear marco rubio tell it, he's delighted to have a slew of republican rivals with eyes on the white house in 2016. but that does that mean the florida senator is not sweating it out. take for example the issue of climate change

rand paul's isolationism is in direct conflict with marco rubio's saber rattling. meanwhile, the tea party crowd can't stand jeb bush. it is a total mess over there. here's the truth. hillary clinton unites democrats. every major republican leader divides gop. so what does that leave the republic cans with? politics of personal destruction which to them is politics as usual. >> you know who hillary clinton unites? >> everybody. >> hillary clinton unites republicans. >> well, okay. in the "crossfire" tonight, the democratic national committee communication director mo, and the republican national communications director, sean. now, kevin, you're a guest host. i'm fwoegoing to let you go fir >> you worked on hillary clinton's 2008 campaign and know how the inevitability message worked the first time around. i mean, did you guys learn anything from that campaign? >> well, look, as someone that was there last time, i can tell you i know inevitability does not work and i think governor patrick was right over the weekend in guarding against that. i don't know if she know

kirsten powers and senator marco rubio will weigh in. an mtv survey says almost 90% of younger americans reject affirmative action. wow, we will tell you what's going on there. also tonight, an actor may have shot his wife to death in hollywood. and we will name the absolute worst web sites in america. >> golly. >> caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the from southern california. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. reporting tonight from los angeles. thanks for watching us. is president obama losing his grip? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. according to the "washington times," the obama administration was told in 2008, that there were big problems with the v.a., that veterans who needed medical care were being put on waiting lists to their peril. obviously that was five and a half years ago. now the v.a. scandal is breaking big. >> when was the president made aware of fraudulent problems. waiting list to hide the weight times. >> specific allegations reported first by your n

i think marco rubio's problem is his own primary.ky enough to face hillary clinton, they'll have that message debate. >> if she runs, she runs against history. she is a reach back. americans don't tend to run for a reach back. on the other hand she's a reach forward which is appealing. >> that's right. i think one of the things that senator rubio is doing, positioning themselves in the republican primary is saying let's make the most of this opportunity by ourselves as republicans nominating a fresher face. >> we've been talking about the democratic party in general. democrats do have trouble with a capital t and that stands for turnout. actually it can. neutrogena® ultra sheer. nothing outperforms it. nothing feels cleaner. its helioplex formula provides unbeatable uva uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer. all with the cleanest feel. you won't believe you're wearing such powerful sun protection. it's the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. and for on-the-go, new ultra-sheer face & body stick. from neutrogena

marco rubio is an example of the exact candidate who actually succeeded.to go back to the last point on mr. benghazi. let me say this to cotton who asked the question. if i believed with my whole heart if these republicans will simply gather the facts, it will be devastating, let the -- connect the dots, let the american people draw the conclusion and that is what barack obama has every reason in my party to fear. because this is not good stuff there. >> real quickly, people on twitter are reacting to your comments about those who could testify being kept from doing so. real quickly. just a response. >> i think that's part of this committee's charge, is that subpoena power to make all people -- >> all right. >> they need a chief counsel who knows how to do his job. >> including a national security adviser. >> thank you. that is our fox report. happy mothers day to my mom and others. now, qoes huckabee. a mouth brea? well, put on a breathe right strip and instantly open your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shu