mark halperin is comanaging editor of bloomberg politics. spect" that is seen at 5:30 p.m., and it should go to two hours long. mark, we are 20 months away. i want to know what will be different on as we go 20 months to 18 month and so forth. what can we glean that will be different in this ballet? mark i don't see a lot of -- mark: i don't see a lot of macro trends that will be different. what is different is that historically, democrats are used to having an open fight. this time, they have one candidate. and their publicans have an obvious front-runner, but in the wings they have 16 to 18 candidates. tom: and there is one misogynist shock to secretary clinton. olivia: there's not much debate within the party on who will be the candidate. and we are all waiting on secretary clinton to throwing her hat. she's not quite ready to do so but here is what she had to say. hillary clinton: we want to see more women running for congress will follow in the footsteps of her ski and champion equal pay and -- of barbara mikulski and she of equal pay and

. -- this is mark halperin will mark halperin -- >> on the show tonight, jimmy come across couch, but first the granite state ouch. jed pushes here in new hampshire where i am, in the way house of integra biosciences where jed spoke this afternoon. were going to talk about that this afternoon today. his name is not universally liked in these parts. nevertheless, as they say here in new hampshire late or he or go home. this afternoon, i asked jed bush -- jeb bush on w and hw losing past primaries here. do you have any thoughts on why your brother and father both lost primaries here at least once? >> i'm not going to reminisce about that. i could reminisce about my part of that losing effort, i guess. i brought about 250 people from orlando, miami that are not used to that kind of weather. it was a blast watching people from miami get accustomed to -- at the time i think in manchester, it was, like, 20 degrees. we had to learn how to walk on ice, and we were passing out oranges door-to-door with people. it was a blast. it turns out my brother and dad won florida but did not win new hamp

. >> let's talk about this now with the team from bloomberg politic, john heilemann and mark halperin and our dueling strategists, donna brazile and nicolle wallace from "the view" who worked for both george w. and jeb bush. welcome to you all and, mark, let me begin with you. i think we've seen a version of this story that jon karl hinted at five or six times. generally the clinton ss underreact and hunker down, the critics and media overreact. is it different this time? will it make any difference? >> i said a few weeks ago on this show i thought she was easily the most likely president of the united states. i now think not only is she because of this as a symptom and a cause, i now think she's not only easily the most likely, i don't think she's any more than most likely. this is -- go that's a big shift. >> yeah. >> because of e-mails? >> a big shift. >> because of what this says as a symptom. >> exhale. >> not as a cause, as a symptom. >> exhale. >> what she's doing here in terms of lack of response, lack of a sense of what people think of her and combined with what i thought was

mark halperin?> a lented guy who made mistakes. generally if you're talented and you stay at it you will do fine. >>> another story, more trouble on a college campus in the united states. an investigation is under way this morning into the apparent bloody arrest of a university of virginia student outside a bar. cellphone video shows the scene early wednesday morning when 20-year-old johnson was being arrested. the friend who shot the video says johnson was denied entry to the bar and then questioned by agents from the virginia alcohol beverage control. according to the friend johnson asked one of them to let go of his arm and tried pulling away. he was then wrestled to the ground. the friend telling the associated press, quote, he wasn't being aggressive at all. while the agent who made the arrest said johnson was very agitated and beblinlg rent. the two agents have been restricted to administrative duties while they investigate. a still foet so of johnson's bloody face quickly went viral on social

mike barnicle is with us along with mark halperin. like that, you're broadcasting. >> truman show like mark halperin camp. >> on the joe scarborough twitter feed. click on the link. you can watch this. >> riveting. >> let's not do that. ian bremmer, michael crowley still with us. anchor on the hot list of theblaze.com. fascinating news out of israel. lead story. benjamin netanyahu was for a two-state solution before he was against a two-state solution before he was for a two-state solution again. and white house isn't happy. they're not letting up on the israeli prime minister. president obama called the prime minister two days after his re-election victory. while he congratulated netanyahu, barack obama also double downed on key u.s. positions that have put the two allies at odds. reports say the white house is now re-evaluating its approach to middle east talks after netanyahu's last ditch campaign pledge to reject a two-state solution that would recognize a palestinian state. he has since backtracked on that position and he did so

that is a better approach. >> mark halperin? from the federal level. is there a winning message for either party to say washington has a bigger role or is that a losing argument? >> i think there's confusion here. i don't think jeb bush is arguing that the federal government should have a bigger role. i mean much of the opposition to common core is based on absolute falsehoods. i mean common core is not a federally mandated curriculum which i have heard so many politicians say. all common core is, and i think you have b to clear about this is it describes what a kid should know at the end of each grade. so that we have hopefully some consistency from state to state over what fourth grade looks like or what fifth grade looks like. there's so much misinformation around this and it's being used as political. >> if you could come back and bring a little more energy and conviction because i, you know, we try and keep it going here on the show. sometimes i come on and -- when you're there i just fall asleep. you know i felt like you d

>> mark halperin it's not the law. she can't decide she's not going to turn that server over. >> well, yes, she can. >> well no she really can't. >> it's the discretion of employees as you leave the government to make the determinations, as she said yesterday, as to what you make part of the public record. >> mark if you're seriously buying into this then you have serious problems. we have something called the freedom of information act -- >> that's different. >> we have something called transparency. what you are suggesting is legal is for somebody that is in the state department or the d.o.d. or in the white house to make the unilateral decision that they are not going to abide by the 2009 standard that says you have to back up all e-mails into the servers, and that you can just take them home and delete what you want to delete. >> that's a separate question. she was at best cavalier about the freedom of information act. she didn't address that yesterday. it's one of the main things she didn't get asked about. but in

joining me now are mark halperin and john heilemann of bloomberg politics. they're host of the show "with all due respect." i am pleased to have them here. welcome. >> thank you, charlie. >> rose: welcome back. always happy to be at this table. >> rose: happy to have you here. john, tell me what's your assessment of the press conference? >> well, i think there was -- ton positive side, she was better than she was in her book tour in a lot of ways, in a much more hostile environment. she face add large scrum of reporters, many foreign journalists who don't normally cover politics took a fair amount of questions, talked about this being a brief press conference but she answered about ten questions, went on for about 20 minutes or so. she was at times quite poised, but i think she did not answer many of the central questions to a lot of people's satisfaction. there were questions she chose not to answer that were asked she evaded various things and i don't think the story was going to go away. >> there are two things i think are central. there are many issues b

we are going to toss to mark halperin and john heilemann.hey are doing live coverage of ted cruz's speech at liberty university. you can follow it on our website, but we are going to live stream some of that right now. guys. >> this is his announcement speech for president of the united states. the first major candidate to get into the race. some of you are joining us on bloomberg television. i mark halperin with john heilemann live for this speech. he is now with the podium. let's listen in. senator cruz: god bless liberty university. [applause] senator cruz: i'm thrilled to join you today at the largest christian university in the world. [applause] senator cruz: today, i want to talk with you about the promise of america. imagine your parents when they were children. imagine a little girl growing up in wilmington, delaware. [applause] senator cruz: it is during world war ii. the daughter of irish and italian catholic family. working class. her uncle ran numbers in wilmington. she grew up with dozens of cousins because her mom was the secon

mark: i'm mark halperin. and with all due respect get ready to ship pepperoni rolls to kentucky. mark: in our headings in, jeb's meerkat, and animal house. politics was rocked when the wall street journal reported a possible flip-flop from scott walker. the journal quoted walker from a private dinner on a friday night in new hampshire saying illegal immigration eventually gets citizenship without getting preferential treatment ahead of people already align in-line. he was a proponent of the some legal status, then a few weeks ago he did an interview with fox news where he said this. >> you said you supported it. walker: my view has changed. i look at the problems we have experienced. i have talked to governors on the border. the concerns i have we need to secure the border, when you to put in place a system that works , a legal immigration system networks. part of doing this is getting them e-verify. i don't think you do that through amnesty. mark: welker had a position supporting a path to citizenship or legal status. then he did that interview. what the wall street journal is sa

rich cavallaro >> i am mark halperin. greetings from a star-spangled cornet starched main audrey of -- artery of democracy. we are here at this brand-new summit, it is coveted by republican wannabes. that includes jeb bush. in his first to iowa in a long time. he was welcomed in hawkeye style today by the pull headline that said, "some view jeb bush set -- skeptically. and he was asked, is there bush fatigue and iowa? >> the iowans that i know are thoughtful and they want to get to know the candidates. my answer to your question is that i will go make my case. most people know my record as governor and my life experience, so i will get a fair hearing. >> we will be here tomorrow streaming live from jeb bush and other potential candidates. let's start with jeb. what are the stakes for him and what should people be looking for on this big trip? >> first of all, he has to prove that he is a conservative. there is a suspicion as you know, that he is not, that he is a moderate. he has to make that case. he started to do it in

mark: mark halperin. campbell: campbell brown. you're much that is is not to get a blast from the past. instead into our with all due respect to lori and as we head back to a simpler time. a time before frozen when we still cared about what mitt romney had to say now he is talking about hillary clinton female and offering advice to elegant >> romney: it is always something with the clintons. i will be talking to our nominee about the mistakes i made in suggesting things that he or she are to do differently than i do. that is pretty straightforward it is a binder. i don't that guy lost any votes for that. campbell: is it good for the republican party to have mitt romney hovering? mark: he can raise money, give advice to the nominee and rev up the campaigning on his own, but something makes me a little nervous with some of those answers, that he might make the prospective nominee a little murderous -- a little nervous. campbell: he was demonized during his campaign as a gordon gekko type monster. but when he saw the documentary whic

mark: i mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann. happy national paella day sports fans. first, we have the talk of the town today mark, here is the question, real quick, right to the heart of it. what is the implications to the exit of them at -- exit of the minority leader? mark: i am not sure that democrats keep the seat and harry reid did it as well as anyone in the era. john: by hook or crook, he managed to hold on, and he was a very vulnerable incumbent. nevada is a purple state, so we get to see which way it will go. this is super-interesting. chuck schumer has been waiting his whole life for this job. mark: what he said is that he does not want to run, and the fact of the matter is, it frees up a lot of conservative money because the koch brothers and others would have spent a fortune trying to defeat harry reid, and now they can spend money elsewhere. my impression is that the seat can be contested, so it puts the scene very much in play. john: i think your point of obstructionism that will come up next, but chuck schumer is cast as the same way as rahm emanuel a

we will have live coverage with mark halperin and john heilemann. apple watch will debut in china next month. the company is trying to move on the sales momentum they saw there on the iphone 6. john, how did apple reach the top of the chinese market? john: they have done a very good job there, mark. one of the things that help to them was the launch of the iphone 6 and the iphone 6 plus. that did quite well. prior to that, they gained a distribution agreement to be sold on china mobile's network. they are not only the largest telecom wireless provider in china, but also globally they are number one. so that -- those two events really helped apple a great deal in the region. mark: last quarter, apple sales in china, they rose to 70%. talk to us about consumer preferences. how do they help apple taelor products specifically to the chinese market? john: one thing that apple does well is they are a true global rant mark. brands mean a lot to everyone. i don't care who you are. and the chinese in particular love the apple brand. i think apple as a compan

mark: and i'm mark halperin. and with all due -- lindsey: whoa, yankee boy. i'm lindsey graham from south carolina. and with all due respect to my south carolina friends, get your butt to new hampshire, i need your help. ♪ mark: a granite state greeting and top of the evening to you from manchester, new hampshire. on the show tonight, budget cuts. jeb bush's struts. and lindsey graham's guts. but first, it is tuesday, it is election day in israel. we will not know for a while if prime minister benjamin “goes by b.b.” netanyahu will retain his title. the exit polls suggest the race between netanyahu and main challenger isaac herzog is as close as a shank bone is to the haroset on a passover seder plate. oy vey. netanyahu is declaring victory his pollster says he will win, but it is going to be close. if he does retain prime minister, what are the implications? and if he is kicked off the job, what are the implications? john: i want to know what a haroset is. if he ends up winning this race he has done it in an ugly way. the last couple of days, he has gone ver

. >> and i'm mark halperin. with all due respect to cookie bryan, the streets aren't for everyone, that's why they made sidewalks. mark: on the show tonight, why clinton won't back down and what does the merck ad say. but first, america's most eloquent politician, benjamin netanyahu. he's given more interviews to u.s. journalists than anyone else. he was asked about the pursuit of a two-state solution. >> that pursuit has been the foundation of policy in the region, not just in this administration but the previous administration as well. i would point out that this policy is one that's strongly supported by democrats and republicans on capitol hill system of when prime minister netanyahu indicated a weakness in his commitment, and i think that's putting it charitably indicated his weakness to the two-state solution he was indicating a difference of opinion not just with president obama but with the policy purr pseudoby president bush and the policy that's strongly supported by democrats and republicans in the uni

guys who are running for president convened at the iowa ag summit that was so on the record that mark halperin stream the whole thing. going into the weekend, jeb bush and scott walker were the front runners as of now. are there any others who qualified for that top-tier status? >> was the food good? >> not saying. >> this woman has incredible journalistic credibility. they were the front runners coming out. i do not think anyone else is in the top tier. there are some candidates who have the potential. i would say marco rubio is one of them. i think rand paul because of the fact that he has the support the hard-core supportive not the majority but a real wing of the party, not number one but he polls strong in iowa and he is pushing up against the candidates but they are the ones who are in the zone of top-tier if not their area. >> let me ask you this about rand paul. foreign policy is asserting itself is a major issue. given where he is on foreign policy, this idea and the country was there, the fatigue from the iraq war, they are not there anymore. that will really hurt him in terms of rea

mark: i am mark halperin. john: with all who those -- with all due respect to those who are tried to stop the affordable care act happy birthday obamacare. ♪ on the show tonight, the governor's elbow grease, john kasich conversation police and the karma police. first, joe biden's golden fleece. diamond joe putting out five hillary clinton may be vulnerable to a nomination challenge and he may be the one to bring it. this reporting is mostly yours. if biden -- is wide and about to take the amtrak train to 2016 and if he does, what happens next? -- is biden about to take the amtrak train to 2016? mark: i do not think he will get in. john: when you say friends -- mark:mark: they are actual friends. he still feels he can appeal to the democratic party. if hillary clinton stumbled, he would like to be the one to be there and not have it go into chaos. john: here is the thing about joe biden. i spent his time in 2012 running -- writing a file. he is never done for anything but running for office. what does he do nex

mark: i am mark halperin. campbell: i am campbell brown. your march madness is about to get a blast from the past. step into our delorean as we go back to a simpler time, a time before pope francis when we still cared about what mitt romney had to say. he is talking to katie couric and offering advice republicans. listen to this. >> what you see are the clintons behaving badly. it is always something with the clintons. they have roles which they describe before they get into something, and then they decide they don't have to follow their own rules. i will be talking to one nominee about the mistakes i made an suggesting things here she should do differently than i did. that's pretty straightforward. campbell: you what it said it differently? >> i don't think i've lost any votes. campbell: is it good to have met romney hovering over this campaign. mark: he can rev up the base. there is something here that makes me a little nervous with those answers that he might make the prospective nominees nervous. campbell: i think he is nothing but outs

mark: i am mark halperin. phil: and i am phil mattingly. with all the respective president obama who had a little bit of a slip coming out of air force one today. that is nothing. ♪ on our hastily assembled and lovingly assembled program tonight, israel now and then. the press gets shunned again. and a brand-new moment of zen. but first, indiana governor mike pence fresh off signing a so-called religious freedom act. governor pence says he is not going to change it even though gay-rights advocates and the lgbt community being open for discrimination. they say it is not about exclusion. it is about inclusion. that is according to the house speaker. what>> we were looking at inclusion of all religious beliefs, and instead what is come in is a message of eggs -- a message of exclusion and , that is not what we wanted. to the extent that it is, we are intent on righting that. phil: mark, does governor pence have to to call for changes? mark: he has got a very conservative legislator -- conservative legislature. two. there are those in their tee

mark: i'm mark halperin. john: and, i'm john heilemann. "with all due respect" to bobby durst, if you admit to being a serial killer -- mic off. ♪ john: my mic is back on. happy day before oceans of green beer day. on our lineup, hillary versus democrats and jeb versus walker and walker versus himself. first, jeb versus hillary. these big-time candidates that had enough practices that worked perfectly, but open letters to jeb signed america. are his e-mail practices as comparable to hillary's as democrats would have us believe? mark: they are more comparable than the current media coverage, but there are some important differences. we will take a look at some of the similarities and differences. hillary clinton was not widely known that she did not use government e-mail. everyone jeb used jeb.org. public access -- they both have public access but the biggest difference is hillary clinton's failure to turn in e-mails led to denial of complete responses of public record requests. jeb bush did not meet the florida archive deadline. it is uncl

mark: i am mark halperin. the streets aren't for everyone. that is why they made sidewalks. on the show tonight, why clinton won't back down. and what does the market say? first america's most eloquent politician, benjamin netanyahu, who has given more interviews than malcolm gold while -- gold well on a book tour. a briefing in which josh was asked about the pursuit of the two state solution. >> that pursuit has essentially been the foundation of u.s. policy toward the region, not just in this administration that also under the previous of ministration as well. this is thomas supported by democrats and republicans on capitol hill as well. when premised on netanyahu indicated a weakness in his commitment, and i think that is putting it charitably, indicated a weakness on his commitment to a two state solution, he was indicating a difference of opinion not just with president obama, but with a policy pursued by president bush, and the policy strongly supported by democrats and republicans in the united states and congress. mark: so it is clear that was not an aberration yeste

>> i mark halperin. it cracks i'm john heilemann. you're not the only one whose name gets misspelled every now and again. >> this is a bloomberg politics special report. hillary clinton. what did she know and when did she know she would know it? who is eric -- how do you pronounce his name? and more tonight on "with all due respect." >> happy personal e-mail day, sports fans. it means we are doing something different tonight. we're not turning into tmz but devoting an entire episode of our show to a single topic. hillary clinton delighting republicans and giving democrats the heebie-jeebies and living the media into a lawn foaming frenzy. speaking of tmz, yesterday, the reporter hounded hillary at the airport and blasted out this video that contains exactly zero relevance, substance, or news value. >> how're are you doing hillary? was that just a general gap or can it be corrected? any chance it will be corrected? have a good day. >> part of why this controversy is coming on the heels of other recent controversies related to the clin

marcolina nine mark halperin. and with all due respect, it is time. ♪ republican stock of on granite. o'malley keeps his nose to the grindstone. it may not be forever. but first, hillary is getting rocked. she has turned the page down on controversy and is staffing up. she is expected to announce her campaign soon, perhaps by the end of the month. which could be good for that all-powerful narrative, but then again, could make her a bigger target and she is now. what will her operation look like after this launch? john: it will have a lot of star-studded names. we know some of them. it will eventually have john to death at its head. -- john tedest at its head. it was lots of concentric circles and be big and sprawling. and will be like every clinton campaign, in the end, kind of a carnival. mark: i wonder how quickly they will start doing stuff like answering press e-mails, fund raising. the minute she starts going to donor maintenance and courtship events, stuff will leak. i hear people complaining, oh the leaks h

mark: i'm mark halperin. and with all due respect to hillary clinton, you need one phones work, one phone for personal stuff, and one for candy. ♪ a lot of candy. on the show tonight, there were 10 million reporters committee putting the turks at hillary's hallway press conference today. if you missed it, here's one of the most important to she gave on why she used personal e-mail exclusively while she was secretary of state. hillary clinton: i wanted to use just one device for both personal and work e-mails instead of two. it was allowed, and as i said, it was for convenience. and it was my practice to communicate with state department and other government officials on their government accounts. those e-mails would be automatically saved in the state department system to meet recordkeeping requirements. and that, indeed, is what happened. looking back, it would have been better for me to use two separate phones and two e-mail accounts. i thought using one device would be simpler, and obviously, it hasn't wor

♪ mark: i am mark halperin. phil: and i am phil mattingly. it coming out of air force one today.hat is nothing. on our lovingly assembled program tonight, israel now and then. a brand-new moment of zen. but first, indiana governor mike pence fresh off signing a so-called religious freedom act. governor says he is not going to change it even though gay-rights advocate i looking at the lgbt community being open for discrimination. they say it is not about exclusion. it is about inclusion. that is what was said by the speaker. >> will looking at his inclusion, inclusion of all religious beliefs, and instead what is come in is a message of eggs, and that is not what we wanted. to the extent that it is, we are intent on writing that. -- righting that. phil: mark, does governor branstad to call for changes? mark: he has got a very conservative membership. two: there are those in their teens and 20's, another pressure point. and i think they have to try to figure out a way to change this, without cashing in his principles but in a way that they can live with. phil: there are some that h

mark halperin and david ignatius in washington with us this morning along with willie joe, and me. >> how was that? >> you went to see martin short. >> i did. >> and matthew broderick. >> it's good, right? >> so good. it was fantastic. an martin short set up champagne backstage for me. >> really? that sounds like fun. >> yes, it was lots of fun. it was great. >> did he talk about releasing the hostages? >> no. but the play is -- that's funny. the play is really good. it's a little bit like us. >> how so? >> with ratings and ups and downs. it's about the narcissism of being on stage and the love

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mark halperin and his team went to new hampshire and talked to a focus group of 10 likely republican voters. mark: i want to start with jeb bush. >> i don't need to keep voting for bush over and over again or clinton over and over again. i need fresh faces. >> the common core issue -- politicians have no place in the classroom. >> he's not somebody i would vote for. >> he has no chance at all, really. mark: who considers themselves someone who would vote for jeb bush? >> i don't think they are bad people. if he was the only choice, i would choose him as opposed to a democrat. mark: a ringing endorsement. [laughter] >> i don't know. i'm not for him. >> if he had become a candidate yes. after his father and brother, i don't think he will have a chance. mark: anybody thinks he has a good chance or he is the front runner? probably not. mark: margaret joins me in studio. this is a -- i don't know what to say about that. no one raises their hands. do they think governor bush is out of step? margaret: it's interesting. on the one hand, the people in our focus group thought he was in the esta

mark halperin and john heilemann will show up at 11:00 a.m.e on this moment with prime minister netanyahu before congress. futures -4. stay tuned to "bloomberg surveillance" with david rosenberg on radio, "in the loop " with betty liu next on television. ♪ betty: good morning, it is tuesday, march 3 and we are live from bloomberg headquarters. we are 90 minutes away from the opening bell and we are all over the markets. stocks are hitting fresh highs. the nasdaq above 5000 for the first time in 15 years. we have a great line of guests. days after the vote on net neutrality, tom wheeler joins us to defend his decision live from the mobile world congress. why it is it feeling like 2007 all over again in the hotel world? that is a good thing by the way. david lichtenstein joins us. it takes a lot of moxie to do it. here is a look at our top stories. benjamin netanyahu may reveal details today about the nuclear talks with iran. he will address a joint session of congress less than three hours from now. he wants u.s. lawmakers to stop any deal that

. >> and i'm mark halperin. all due respect to cookie bryan, the streets aren't for everyone, that's why they made sidewalks. mark: on the show tonight, why clinton won't back down and what does the merck ad say. but first, america's most eloquent politician, benjamin netanyahu. he's given more interviews to u.s. journalists

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mark: i'm mark halperin.ect to hillary clinton, you need one phones work, one phone for personal stuff, and one for candy. ♪ a lot of candy. on the show tonight, there were 10 million reporters committee putting the turks at hillary's hallway press conference today. if you missed it, here's one of the most important to she gave on wife used personal e

. ♪ mark: i am mark halperin.n: with all due respect to those who are tried to stop the affordable care act, happy fifth birthday obamacare. ♪ on the show tonight, the governor's elbow grease, john kasich conversation police and the karma police. first, joe biden's golden fleece. diamond joe putting out five -- vibes that hillary clinton may be vulnerable to a nomination challenge, and he may be the one to bring it.

. ♪ >> i mark halperin. >> i'm john heilemann.re not the only one whose name gets misspelled every now and again. >> this is a bloomberg politics special report. hillary clinton. what did she know and when did she know she would know it? who is eric -- how do you pronounce his name? and more tonight on "with all due respect." >> happy personal e-mail day sports fans. it means we are doing something different tonight. we're not turning into tmz but

mark: i'm mark halperin. l due respect" to hillary clinton, when you're choosing between baskets and containers, bill bradley will tell you always go with the baskets. john: right. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, the tablet, the barrel and the dollar bill. first, governor mike pence of indiana is struggling to make his religious freedom law not to look like an anti-gay law. he has gotten hot tamale criticism from ceos and others. it is enough to make someone go through reflection leading up to a news conference earlier today. gov. p

. ♪ mark: i mark halperin. john: and i'm john heilemann. happy national paella day sports fans. we have the talk of the town today mark, here is the question, real quick, right to the heart of it.

mark: and, i'm mark halperin. with all due respect get ready to ship pepperoni rolls to kentucky. mark: jeb's meerkat, and animal house. politics was rocked when the wall street journal reported a possible flip-flop from scott walker. the journal quoted walker from a private dinner on a friday night in new hampshire saying illegal

. >> i am mark halperin. with all the respect of the islands, the good seats are going fast.reetings from a star-spangled cornstarch to main artery of democracy, des moines, iowa. we are here at this brand-new ag summit.