senator marco rubio is the third gop senator to announce his run for president. rubio opened his bid at miami's freedom tower. his speech made frequent references to a generational divide. >> now the time has come for our generation to lead the way toward a new american century. that is why tonight grounded by the lessons of our history but inspired by the promise of our future i announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> cnn correspondent dana bash has the latest from miami. >> reporter: 43-year-old marco rubio tried to turn his youth and inexperience compared to older candidates into a plus by saying time and time again in the announcement speech this should be a time for generational change. that the candidates of yesterday are just that and there needs to be somebody for tomorrow. now, at one point it was clear he was talking about democrat hillary clinton. in another, it seemed he was eluding to republican jeb bush talking about the fact that some people are telling rubio to wait his turn. he feels he has to start now. now is his time. we ar

marco rubio lo dijo muy bien: "si quieres una voz para el siglo xxi, es marco rubio".resenta un movimiento que estÁ en contra de la reforma inmigratoria. si la polÍtica de marco rubio estuviese en el lugar hoy, sus padres nunca hubieran llegado a cuba. y es mÁs, ni siquiera serÍa senador. >> mira, philip, Él fue uno de los senadores clave para promover la reforma inmigratoria. la reforma inmigratoria, todo el mundo estÁ a favor de una reforma inmigratoria, no la que tÚ quieres, y no solamente la quieren los izquierdistas. pero marco rubio tanto como el partido republicano estÁn sumamente comprometidos a una reforma inmigratoria, como lo estoy yo. >> la mayorÍa del pueblo americano apoya la reforma inmigratoria de esta administraciÓn-- >> ¿todo el mundo? >> por eso en el 2002 votaron por el presidente barack obama. >> esta administraciÓn nunca ha planteado una propuesta. si tÚ me hablas de discursos bonitos, ese ha sido barack obama. discurso bonito y falta de cumplimiento en ese sentido. >> le pregunto, compaÑero: si la polÍtica de marco rubio estuviese en el lugar hoy

>> marco antonio rubio. will he make his marco or end up like starko? has he jumped at the sharko? get ready, goal. -- get ready go. rubio said he wants to make america better. just how does he plan to do it. >> we must change the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. [applause] marco rubio: that is why tonight for inspired by the promise of our future, i announced my candidacy for the president of the united states. >> all lowercase logo how did he do. >> unfortunate is it evokes memories of the ill-fated state other union response, he did good. he did well. a very good speaker. it was not his best speech. he was not at the top of his game. he is a better speaker than a lot of people. he stuck to the biography and do not lay out much policy. kind of a reformed conservative. we'll talk about that more and told his story. solid b+. >> it was a better speech than written. he started off nervous bring it is more than good enough to continue the momentum as a guy who is having the best 2015 on the republican candidates. scott walker has taken a fuse steps b

senator marco rubio cast himself as the voice of the new generation speaking in miami. past a comparison aimed directly at hillary clinton and rubio's own mentor jeb bush. >> just yesterday, a leader from yesterday began a campaign for president by promising to take us back to yesterday. yesterday is over. before us now is the opportunity to author the greatest chapter yesterday in the amazing story of america. but we can't do that by going back to the leaders and ideas of the past. we must change the decisions we are making by changing the people who are making them. i've heard some suggest that i should step aside and wait my turn. but i cannot. because i believe our very identity is as an exceptional nation is at stake and i can make a difference as president. >> all right. kasie hunt you had an interview with marco less than an hour ago and you talked some about his experience levels and some other things including music. tell us about it. >> reporter: indeed. one thing on the serious side first i would say, i think that there are questions about how rubio would stan

in our lineup tonight, marco rubio, hillary clinton, and marco rubio. but first, hillary clinton. perhaps the most criticized and hyperbolic size -- hyperbolicize d candidate in the field. it looks like a campaign is going pretty well, actually. and today, some folks focus less on the video and on her road trip to iowa. >> in a sign that she may be purse -- may be serious about it more personal campaign, she hopped in a van named skippy. >> we are all talking about it. >> she is in a scooby doo decorated bus, by her own admission. >> this was her idea we are told. >> the campaign said it was hillary's idea to travel 1000 miles in a three-van convoy, and that the scooby nickname is hers and entirely. john: all things considered with a hillary campaign, the van, the plan, the woman, mark, how do you think things are going? mark: i would say pretty good. given how her campaign staff was holding their breath, worried that it might be bad most he i think it's gone pretty well. people like the video mostly. your trip some people are mocking it. it's going pretty well. we just learned sh

marco rubio, he's done a retreat on immigration.mes gives good speeches, sometimes he looks thirsty. so i don't think he's a slam dunk candidate. and right now he's trying to deal to the younger voters, but he's against doing anything about global warming, he's against abortion even with exceptions. he's against gay rights and gay marriage. so he's out of step there. and he's probably going to be the guy looking ahead on foreign policy and he's one of the few people out there who is defending a 50-year-old policy in terms of the cuban embargo that makes him look like he's in the 1960s. so i think despite the fact that he's young and good looking and has some degree of charisma, he's not necessarily a strong candidate on other fronts. >> and howard dean, marco rubio left the campaign trail today to go back to his day job as a senator and in the foreign relations committee, he basically caved to president obama. he dropped a provision. he was trying to insert a provision into this bill on the iran sanctions saying that the leaders of

marco rubio is the new kid on the block, and as you know be careful for what you wish for, and marco that said this campaign season is open open to new comers like rubio, and also to those that already have run before like on our side of the aisle, secretary of state, hillary clinton. i think people are still looking for change and they are going to support the candidates who they believe will improve their lives, the quality of their lives, and the economy, and you know what may the best person win, and i think she will be a woman. >> you talk about the biblical story, and about how the one of barack and goliath, and what marco rubio is selling now worked in 2008. this is what obamaa then senator did against a huge hillary clinton machine, and some are saying hillary clinton was stronger then than now? >> no question secretary clinton received more votes in 2008 and running as a woman is not a easy task and she was able to get 18 million tiny little cracks in that proverbial classglass ceiling. you need to make sure you have the 2,100 delegates or so, and she is running a far differe

>> yes i'm talking about marco rubio.resents the state of florida, who lives in south florida, can see the flooding that occurs on ocean drive when there is a huge amount of rain to continue to be a climate change denier is not fresh and new. he's more of the same and to add insult to injury to have walked away from his own comprehensive immigration reform -- >> do you think that will affect him? >> i absolutely do. >> within the republican party, but as a mainstream candidate on immigration? >> just because he is hispanic does not mean he automatically earns the votes of hispanic voters across the country. jose, the last time i checked there's a little pressure on the president of the united states. if marco rubio couldn't even hack the pressure from the right wing tea party extremists have he embraced and authored and helped push through comprehensive immigration reform in the senate a little pressure on him and he folded like a house of cards, how will he hack the presidency? >> debbie wasserman schultz, thanks for bei

if marco rubio is a person who could potentially be the candidate, is he a guy you would back? are you abandoning him like some others in the tea party? >> i think rubio would have no problems rallying the base aside from the amnesty issue, which is right now hot as the sun in a gop primary. virtually he is as conservative as they get on every other issue. he's one of the most conservative members of the u.s. senate and he's not a corporatist. if he were the nominee, the base would be energized for him. >> amongst the conservative base will the fact marco rubio supported comprehensive immigration reform then reversed himself, will that disqualify him because he initially supported comprehensive immigration reform? >> it's why, robert he's not going to outflank ted cruz it's why cruz has a shot at the nomination. if rubio doesn't make himself, not just a supporter, but the face of gang of eight, he occupy occupies all the space ted cruz occupies right now. people on this network don't think he's serious, dude raised $35 million in two weeks, he's serious. >> i think people take t

marco rubio has great potential. we're about to feigned out if he can perform and realize. >> he took a nice little swipe there at hillary clinton, jeff. he said just yesterday a leader from yesterday began a campaign for president by promising to take us back to yesterday. then he said yesterday is over. we are never going back. >> we know exactly who he's talking about there. all the republicans in this field will try to distinguish themselves by attacking her and presenting a difference to her. it's far, far too soon to know if he will ever appear on a debate stage with hillary clinton. both primaries have to play out. but if he does this generational argument just the image of that is a very potent argument. now one thing that is -- that may be a problem for him the whole anthem of the republican party is barack obama was too inexperienced to serve in the white house. marco rubio spent more time in the florida legislature but his time in the senate is about the same. no huge accomplishments, a very accomplished s

democrats are slamming marco rubio. the democratic national convention calling the center a champion for the failed economic policies of the past that devastated hard working middle class families. >> i think that heart above the "i" is symbolic. >>> dr. ben carson could become the next republican candidate to enter the race. the retired physician is expecting an announcement in detroit next month. >>> other news secretary of state john kerry appealing to congress to finish negotiates to finish the deal with iran. urging house members not to pass legislation to derail the talks. jack lew will brief lawmakers today on the economic elements of the emerging deal with iran. >>> finalizing the nuclear deal got dicey now vladimir putin has approved the elaborate $800 million air defense missile system to iran. that is strange ties with moscow and washington and threatening to undermine the deal with the united states. >>> the prime minister of iraq is in washington this morning making the first official visit to washington, d

tifani: marco rubio comenzÓ su carrera polÍtica primaria en los aÑos 90, era comisionado de west miamiser presidente. el hijo de inmigrantes cubanos ha mostrado en su corta carrera que no hay que subestimarlo, en el 99 ganÓ su escaÑo en la legislatura por apenas 64 votos y al poco tiempo se posicionÓ como el legislador mÁs joven en ocupar la presidencia de la cÁmara del estado. cuando en lanzÓ su candidatura en 2010 las encuestas lo situaban 35 puntos por debajo de su contrincante. sus opositores reconoce que no se puede descartar >> alas de su juventud, su energÍa, su carisma, pero pocas veces encuentras personas que estÁn hablando de un proyecto de ley especÍfica o de polÍtica pÚblica especÍfica. tifani: a pesar de su corta experiencia en el 2013 fue escogido para hablar con barack obama sobre el estado de la uniÓn. al dÍa siguiente de beber el vaso de agua ganÓ cientos de miles de seguidores en twitter. muestra su intenciÓn de poner sus raÍces hispanas, crÍticos dicen que no es suficiente. >> a pesar de ser hispano falta ver si marco rubio puede tener el apoyo hispano que una person

now you have marco rubio. how did this announcement compare? >> you know it was very different in a lot of ways. but i think primarily because marco rubio is so relying on and building on what you just talked about, his personal history, the fact that he comes from cuban exiles. the fact that he chose this building behind me, the freedom tower because it was kind of the ellis island for cubans coming to this country and coming here to miami. but also look in the room for all of these announcements you have their core supporters. you the enthusiasm. but rubio is different because he is known as an orator. he is known to give big speeches like the american dream. he has given this version of the speech many times before just not in the context of please make me president. one thing i will say at the beginning in the room maybe it came across this way on television he actually looked a little nervous, erin. he was a little bit unsure of himself. then he got his groove no question about it. and he became kind of that rise up speaker that we've seen

we took you on the campaign trail with then senate candidate marco rubio. that was back in 2010. at the time rubio was the underdog running against florida governor charlie crist. rubleio with one staff crisscrossed florida in a van vowing to shake things up. >> glowing sentiments that things aren't going right. and the way we have been doing things in washington over the last 10 or 12 years with both parties just doesn't feel right and maybe it's time to shake that up. i don't hold any gludges. i'm not upset about it blue but the entire political establishment lined up against me. all the leadership in washington got behind charlie crist in florida as well. that didn't deter us or make us angry. it made us focus on what this race should really be about. that's changed now. so i think it's people think washington is broken both parties are to blame folks go it washington a stand up gobs it you will hear from senator and 2016 presidential candidate marco rubio in hour along interview with sean hannity tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern on sean hannity: answer from the white house. plus car

marco rubio was in the florida house of representatives. and was known as constructive strong, effective conservative leader. barack obama said as little as possible except he was against the iraq war. this is a man marco rubio since he has gone to the senate in 2010 has been constructive and engaged person no matter what policy he is on starting with the foreign relations committee. >> karl yesterday, we saw secretary hillary clinton announcing her second run for the white house. of course the thought is president obama automatically support his former secretary of state. but here's what white house press secretary journ ernst said today. >> the two of them have become friends. as has been speculated by you and many others, there are other people who are friends with the president who may at some point decide to get into the race. so, the president has not offered up any sort of endorsement at this point. this will be the responsibility of democratic voters to decide who should be the democratic nominee for president. >> karl, i bet former

though that marco rubio has stepped into the fray. ton stands alone in the top tier. as for the democratic second tier clinton can clears the field pushing out elizabeth warren who had once held out a spot there. let's bring in larry sabato. thank you for being with me. >> reporter: thank you jose. >> so hillary clinton has knocked off the entire second tier is this. >> well we left the second tier open to make a point and the point is that among the people who are talking about getting into the race it's difficult to imagine any one of them bumping off hillary clinton for the nomination. now, look if vice president buy den surprised everybody and got into the race he doesn't look like he's going to but it only takes waking up one morning and deciding you're going to do it he could certainly be a credible candidate, incumbent vice presidents always are, but i don't think he's going to run because i think he knows that running against hillary clinton he would probably have his third failed presidential bid. >> let's talk at the third ti

florida senator marco rubio. let's go to miami and get a flavor of the hours ahead of the presidential bid announcement from rubio. he would be the third republican in the field. and in a fox news sunday exclusive the last republican presidential nominee said the number and quality of political potential republican candidates will make for an exciting season. >> i think we have the advantage of having an exciting debate in the republican party. it's going to go on throughout the primary season compared to democrat side. we'll have the energy, eye balls of america on our process. i'm looking forward to see who it is that is able to get some distance and become our nominee. >> carl cameron is live for us in miami. it is interesting on twitter earlier i saw someone tweet out coast is clear for marco rubio and his big announcement tomorrow. >> well there are others who would say the hillary clinton announcement would overshadow it but the rubio camp thinks it is an opportunity to contrast himself to her and argue she

we begin with carl cameron who is live in miami where we will hear from marco rubio. r us. >> reporter: the rubio campaign let it go known this would happen today. it wasn't a surprise. but hilary clinton's announcement on the internet was and she is head to iowa on tuesday. the rubio thought it would bow a good attention to get attention from hillary who dominated the news yesterday and doesn't get to iowa until tomorrow. from 1962-1974 this was the processing center for a lot of cuban exiles. it is very symbolic for rubio who is the son of cuban imgrants but he would be the first presidential nominee in either party who is hispanic. he is a freshman florida senator and one of the first tea party candidates elected in 2010. when he got into office he proposed an immigration reform that offended a lot of tea party members because they called it amnesty. he was the speak of the house in and florida and his mentor was jeb bush and today they are rivals. mr. bush isn't expected to formally announce his campaign for another year or more. today rubio makes a case on immigra

florida senator marco rubio appearing.lusive interview right here on fox. >>> time for my take now. getting involved in politics or at least being informed about who our political candidates are i believe is a basic requirement for being an american citizen. but, it never ceases to amaze me how little informed so many people are in our society not only about the political process but actually taking the time to go vote. check out the stats. 2012, only 57.5% of our eligible population voted in the presidential election. that's barely more than half. so how do we change that? i believe it begins with getting young people involved in the political process early. i'm sure you're like me you've taken your kids or grarnd kids with you to the polls to teach them what it's all about when you vote. voting early and often tends to lead to a lifetime of voting. but we have more work to do here as well. check this out. in 2004, 18 to 29 year-olds made up only 17% of the voters. in 2008, 18%. and in 2012 up slightly again to 19%. maybe

well, half the electorate looks like marco rubio, right? i talked to a lot of these people, including younger conservatives. they're saying we really would like somebody from that generation and you've got a slate of candidates like rubio, rand paul, ted cruz, who are that generation. just as barack obama was. and hillary clinton is the only thing the democrats have on the other side and literally he's right, she is yesterday. >> there is a battle going on within these candidates, within the republican party. the new faces of tomorrow versus some of the older faces of today and yesterday. that's a profound battle indeed. >> also, in a way, he's promoting in some ways the politics of yesterday. his tax plan is not a bold forward-looking proposal you might expect from someone with more youth and energy, which he obviously has. he's basically saying let's redistribute the credits but in a different way than democrats. i think he's not talking about how do we grow the economy to the extent he should be. >> hold on a second. kim, come into this,

marco rubio will preach freedom.e breaking it down for you. >>> parents under fire one for dropping their child into the cheetah pit at a zoo. just trying to be cute. another for letting their kids walk to the park alone. egads. should they both be losing custody of their kids? we'll tell you the story about these p

that is interesting for marco rubio.educe the corporation tax from 35%, he wants 25%. >> down to 25% as well and a limited business tax credits and many deductions as well. bernard: when you were born and raised in south florida. >> indeed. stuart: when you think tax cuts, tax rate cuts will go down in south florida? >> in terms of that area is a wealthy area. a lot of money down there. stuart: thank you for joining us today. president obama says climate change contributed to his daughter's asthma attacks. what about his cigarette smoking habit? new york state is reinventing how we do business by leading the way on tax cuts. we cut the rates on personal income taxes. we enacted the lowest corporate tax rate since 1968. we eliminated the income tax on manufacturers altogether. with startup-ny, qualified businesses that start, expand or relocate to new york state pay no taxes for 10 years. all to grow our economy and create jobs. see how new york can give your business the opportunity to grow at ny.gov/business >> i am jo

marco rubio's policies certainly will. he's an anti-populist. when he decides to show up for work he sure as heck isn't voting where the people are in in country. rubio voted to shut down the government in 2013 cost the country $25 billion. he wants to repeal obamacare, doesn't have a plan to replace it. he's a climate change denier even though 93% of scientists say we've done it. rubio is against the minimum wage and always has been. he's against same-sex marriage which the right wing loves. rubio's voted against the paycheck fairness act. rubio wants to repeal president obama's executive orders on immigration, although he won't even stick to his own plan. he wants to loosen regulation on oil companies. really? and of course, he wants to cut the corporate tax rates. this guy is the citizens united candidate for the billionaires. he's not with the people. after rubio's announcement, what did he do? he went over to kiss the ring of sean hannity. that seems to be the thing to do. during the interview, rubio came up with a genius idea to restore ame

tienes a ted cruz, marco rubio, jeb bush y al dr. ben carson, un africano-americano.s que estÁn en los lugares mÁs importantes hoy en dÍa en las encuestas iban a ser miembros de un grupo minoritario? >> helen. >> a mÍ me parece que-- o sea, hablando de jeb bush y le ted cruz, te voy a decir, o sea, ted cruz nace de-- de un padre cubano, pero en tÉrminos generales, cruz nunca se ha presentado como hispano. todo lo contrario. hasta no solo recuerdo que cuando Él iba a la convenciÓn republicana, no hacÍa entrevistas en espaÑol porque decÍan que no hablaba bien el espaÑol y no querÍa hacer una entrevista en inglÉs. decimos que Él es hispano, pero ¿en espÍritu es hispano? no te lo puedo decir, asÍ como se puede decir que jeb bush, en ese sentido, aunque nace de padres anglo, estÁ casado, la mexicana americana, mexicana, y es mucho mÁs hispano en manera de pensar y escultura. >> tengo dos soundbites de candidatos latinos. vamos a escuchar primero el comentario de marco rubio en una entrevista que nos dio. adelante. >> yo no creo que haya ningÚn impedimento a que un hispano

senator marco rubio announced he'll seek the republican nomination for president. the senator from florida is the latest to join the presidential race and the youngest at 43 years old. he hoped to make history by becoming the first hispanic president. >> i parent achieved what came to be known as the american dream. the problem is now too many americans are starting to doubt whether achieving that dream is possible. hardworking families living pay check to pay check, an unexpected spence away from disaster. young americans, unable to start a career business or family. there's thousands in student loanses. and small business owners left to struggle under the weight of taxes, regulation and government. in is this happening. in a country that for over who centuries has been defined by opportunity. >> people and economies are pushing the boundary. too many leaders and ideas are stuck to the 20th century >>> we poke to a professor from ohio and let's hear what he thought of rubio's announcement. >> this was a fantastic speech unfortunately it was delivered by marco rubi

i would imagine marco rubio would say no to that. to be a little careful about making this purely about a generational shift, purely being the youngest guy in the field but i think in that analysis wolf he is okay with potentially alienating a few older voters if it means he can build a groundswell in the rest of the republican party. >> but i don't -- there is no evidence that younger voters would not vote for somebody who's older. i mean if that person's ideas appeal to them. one thing you have to consider with hillary clinton is that she's a woman. and there are lots of younger voters who are attracted to the gender issue and think okay it's time for a woman so i don't care how old she is. she's the most famous woman in the world, one might argue, and i care about her ideas, so who cares about her age. >> as you know the republicans have gone after barack obama, the president of the united states saying when he took office he was a freshman senator. he really didn't have a whole lot of experience. listen to rubio on this point. >>

then marco rubio. i think this one probably is one of the more exciting ones for the republican party because there's a little bit more unity around him and excitement. i think that his language that you just read off, the messaging and the excerpts from the speech, you can imagine that they are both well-tested and also, it seems to me they come from the heart. we had him here on "the five" where he talked about that he was going to make this announcement to run for president and he is -- the one thing he really has going for him that is a contrast to hillary clinton is authenticity. what you see is what you get with marco rubio. a lot of people like it. >> he is also making suggestions to not call back from the past with people who have already been running for office. >> yes, but he's being a hypocrite. he's saying you have to let go of the past why do you still have that side part? got to change his hair. >> that's constructive criticism. >> that is constructive criticism from me because all he has

marco rubio. >> thank you. >> marco. marco marco. marco. marco. marco! >> thank you. thank you.t is a lot of cell phones. thank you. [laughter] thank you for being here. after months of deliberation and prayer about the future of our country, i have come here tonight to make an announcement on how i believe i can best serve you. i chose to make this announcement at the freedom tower because it's truly a symbol of our nation's identity as the land of opportunity. and i'm more confident than ever that despite our troubles, we have it within our power to make our time another american century. in this very room, five decades ago, tens of thousands of cuban exiles began their new lives in america. their story is part of the larger story of the american miracle. how united by a common faith and their god-given right to go as far as their talent and work would take them, a collection of immigrants and exiles, of former slaves and refugees, together built the freest and most prosperous nation ever. you see, for almost all of human history, power and wealth bloong belonged only to a sel

because we did the american miracle lived on. >> that was senator marco rubio from earlier today duringnnouncement that he is running for president and he continue with senator rubio. all right. if you were elected hillary would be the first female president, barack obama the first black american president. you'd be the first hispanic-american president. should that mean something? does it mean something? >> listen, the presidency is too important to nominate someone on how you pronounce their last name, where they parents came from. it's something for our country to be proud of. we know that about our country already. you have people in america who are the children of immigrants, descendants of former slaves, who are women young people who armen, for that matter. as a nation, that's our identity as a nation. we're a place of upward mobility and equality of opportunity and it reminds us the fundamental challenge before us now is that that is eroding for millions of americans and we need to restore it. i most definitely believe that the most important thing we need to do is have the next

. >> marco rubio is next as the 2016 race shifts into high gear. "inside politics," the biggest stories sourced by the best reporters now. >>> a big breaking news day as we welcome you this morning to "inside politics." i'm john king. thanks for sharing your sunday morning. hillary clinton makes it official today. she wants to be your next president. with us to share the reporting and their insights on this big day, national journal's ron fourteen yeah, lisa leer, robert acosta of "the washington post." and the latest greatest edition leah malika henderson. welcome to the fray. >> thank you. >>> hillary clinton is running for president again. she begins today in just a few hours, we're told. she will begin the overwhelming front-runner for the democratic presidential nomination. it's as close to a lock as you can get. if you had to bet today, she also begins because of presidential election dem graphi demographics. she begins as the early favorite to win the white house in 2016. yet, ron fourteen yeah, as someone who has covered hillary clinton for

marco! sen. rubio: if we modernize immigration laws, and repeal and replace obamacare -- if we do these things -- if we do these things the american people will create millions of better paying modern jobs. if we create a 21st century system of higher education, that provides working americans the chance to acquire the skills they need, that no longer graduate students with mountains of debt and agrees that do not lead to jobs and that graduates more students from high school ready to work, our people will be prepared to seize their opportunities in this new economy. [applause] if we remember -- if we remember that the family, not the government, is the most important institution in our society. [applause] sen. rubio: if we remember that all human life deserves the protection of our laws. [applause] sen. rubio: and if we remember that all parents deserve to choose the education that is right for their children. then, we will have a strong people, and a strong nation. [applause] sen. rubio: and if ameri

you know we are talking about marco rubio. he's never run for president before but hillary clinton has. what is different approximate this time around? >> reporter: gen, it is a good question. what she brings to the table is doing this before. rand paul and marco rubio and we might see martin o'mallory. she came up short with 18 million votes. she spent a lot of time in iowa and what might be different this time her advisors hope she will not take it for granted. she tried to waltz in iowa with all of the money and endorsements and momentum and maybe the ground game she thought, but it was taken away from her by barak obama. they hope she will make it less about her and more about the american people and more about the middle-class. that's why the announcement she didn't appear until 90 seconds in it and it was all about being a champion for the middle-class. we have done reporting on the ground here in iowa and talking to it iowa democrats, they say she will have a stoper climb their her campaign thinks. >> she's taking it se

and on the ground for marco rubio's big announcement tomorrow. thank you, carl. >>> all right, we have the official announcement. we have the official logo of hillary clinton's campaign as she makes another run for the white house. coming up, you will hear from our political panel and hear tweets and reactions from the political spectrum from chelsea clinton to ted cruz, we'll share all that and debate it with our panel coming up next. . . . . . . . . . . >>> you're looking live at hillary clinton's presidential announcement, she made it official about 45 minutes ago. will the former secretary of state's rollouts over shadow the florida senator? it will be a busy 24 hours here for a fair and balanced debate. and we have the former press secretary for the white house republican, good to see you both. >> good to be here. >> we finally have the announcement we have been expecting and waiting for. i want to pull up a bit of a statement we got from former governor martin o'malley, and the former democratic governor who has been visiting the important

what are your thoughts on marco rubio? caller: rubio, completely inexperienced.e would be like a deer in the headlights as president. he's like that as a senator. as far as hillary, no way. she works for walmart. she is taken hundreds of thousands of dollars from goldman sachs and other banks. she is told the banks she will be on their side. she is wrong also. i think bernie sanders or elizabeth warren hold the key for democrats and working people. the 99%. host: hillary clinton announced she is stepping down from her position with the clinton foundation. editorial views on the clinton c candidacy. they write in usa today that clinton's familiarity represents her biggest advantage and biggest vulnerability. she brings more top-level experience in the white house congress then her rivals put together. she is devoted fan base that likes her and wants her to become the first female president. she is demonstrated admirable persistence. clinton's record as first lady senator and cabinet member leaves her with a long trail of controversial -- controversy. oddly, she ha

and marco rubio will make it official tonight in his hometown of miami. here is kasie hunt with a look at rubio's swift rise from young senator to presidential candidate. >> i'm so proud that marco rubio will be our next united states senator. >> reporter: marco rubio was only 39 when he was elected to the senate. time magazine sdareddeclared him the republican xavier. >> he'll soon be labeled the gop barack obama. >> reporter: he made his debut on the national stage two years later when republican leaders gave him the tricky task of responding to the president's state of the krupftof the union. >> nothing has frustrated me more than the false choices the president laid out tonight. the choice -- >> reporter: today rubio is expected to launch his presidential campaign in miami where he grew up the son of cuban immigrants. >> for me america isn't just a country, it's the place that changed the history of my family. >> reporter: now with his family rubio both looks and signs like a new generation of republican. >> i just remember them from -- >> marco rubio,

. >>> plus, senator marco rubio is officially running for u.s. president claiming he is the candidate of the future. >>> and a year ago today, nearly 300 school girls abducted at gunpoint by boko haram and no one has yet brought them back. >>> want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. >> great to have you with us for this second hour. and this is cnn newsroom. >>> and we begin with new developments in a number of police shootings in the united states. first, to tulsa, oklahoma where a white reserve deputy is facing a second-degree manslaughter charge. robert baits is accused of killing eric harris. he says he accidentally fired his gun instead of his taser at harris. >> it happened during a foot chase. the family of the victim questioned whether bates, a volunteer deputy, was even qualified to be at the sting. >> this is the moment eric harris appears to sell an illegal 9 millimeter handgun to undercover police in tulsa, oklahoma. seconds later, he flees the scene. police wrestle him to the ground, shouts of taser

florida senator marco rubio has made it official running for president in the 2016 election. he announced his candidacy joining ted cruz and rand paul and former scritry of state hillary clinton. we have more on what marco rubio says he'll bring to the race. >> reporter: in front of thousands of supporters in miami, marco rubio made it official. >> tonight grounded by the lesson of our history, but inspired by the promise of our future i announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: at 43 years old marco rubio is the youngest candidate in the 2016 presidential field. he is a forward-looking leader a contrast with jeb bush and democrat clinton oar. >> we americans are proud of our history. our country has been about the future. before us is the opportunity to author the goodest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. we can't do that going back to the leaders and ideas of the past. >> marco rubio's announcement came in the shadow of freed am tower, which served as a practices cuting sec -- prosecuting sector. in a generation a refugee's child, fre

marco rubio. i think jeb bush will have a message. think he understands he can't just be the third bush. rand paul has a message. i don't think it will be a winning message, but he has one. that's really a challenge, i think. >> one final question for each of you. who is the most promising republican candidate not in the race yet? >> oh, gosh, not in the race yet? almost none of them are in the race yet. i suppose jeb bush, he does the best in the polls. he hasn't announced anything. so i give him as my answer. >> i go back to mitt romney. i mean, look. you don't like old faces, but you know what, he ran a good game last time. >> i can't figure out why not john thune hasn't looked at this more carefully. >> if they nominate hillary clinton, i'm going with dick cheney. he has a much better record. >> god help us all. >> i'm going with john kasich. back this man is best friends with three presidential candidates. so how will he decide? senator mike lee and his new book, "our lost constitution," is next. >>> i'm mike lee and i'm running

marco rubio has been trying to go down this path way.om: i look at chapter three of the next epic florida is the shakespearean tone. what i get here is junior senator from an important state and he is in the single digits in polling. i think i've seen this before. what can he learn from what the president did eight years ago? >> he's got to hope for some that same enthusiasm. tom: do we observe the tone that we saw with the obama race nine years ago? >> i don't think so. he's got to have a couple of things shake out his way. he can hope for jeb bush to stumble a little bit. he has not even declared this point. his message needs to start catching online and fuel some of those restaurants donors that obama was so lucky to count on. olivia: we have so many questions. can hillary when florida? >> that's going to be a great state to watch. already, the floridians are laying the groundwork to keep the state in their corner. tom: she can get rid of the pythons in the everglades. they have snakes in the everglades. olivia: it's the alligators on

how does he distinguish himself, marco rubio?ink if you look at the polling marco rubio is in single digits so he's not in the top tier. but i think he's kind of everybody's second choice. there is nothing hugely objectionable about him. people who say that they favor jeb bush might also consider marco rubio and it goes down the line with others including rand paul. so i think he sees himself as a bridge between those who -- the establishment republicans and the tea party republicans he was elected as a tea party republican just five years ago. >> yeah. and go ahead. >> he -- also his compelling biography will propel him into the race. he's not like barack obama, but the closest to it on the republican side. he has a biography that fits the time of this electorate to some degree. i think the national polls don't mean a ton for him right now. people still don't know him. once they get to know him, you're right, there's not a lot objectionable about him. can he raise the money and compete with the florida giant jeb bush. >> what is

marco rubio is just moments away from joining the 2016 presidential race. to kick off his campaign shortly in his home state of florida at the miami freedom tower. rubio broke the news of today's announcement right here on "the five" two weeks ago. earlier, reporters tried to get a preview of tonight's rollout. the senator wouldn't say much. >> running late. i look forward to seeing you guys tonight. >> reporter: senator, why are you qualified? >> hope you guys will be here tonight. it will be great. >> we have excerpts from the big speech. our country has always been about the future. we can't do that by going back to the leaders and ideas of the

in front of thousands of supports in miami on friday, marco rubio made it official. >> inspired by theromise of our future i announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: at 43 years old, rubio is the youngest candidate in the 2016 presidential field. he cast himself has a forward-looking next-generation heard, a con instruct with jeb bush and democrat hostaging. >> we americans are proud of our history, but our country has always been about the future and before us now is the opportunity to author the greatest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. but we can't do that by going back to the leaders and ideas of the past. >> reporter: his announcement came in the shadow of miami's freedom tower which served as a processing center for thousands of cubans fleeing if ied del castro system. >> i live in an exceptional country where the son of a bartender and a maid could have the same dreams and future as those who come from power avenue privilege. >> reporter: it could have wide-spread appeal particularly to hispanic americans. he is well versed in immigratio