mark: can rubio beat bush and walker? can he go after them and take them down? an: i think it is possible but he would need to help. mark: for you -- these debates. jonathan: you will have nine or 10 candidates at least on stage and it will be going after a comomon target. mark: i'm using the metaphor roller derby. where is rubio vulnerable? if people decide he is a threat where is his greatest vulnerability? jonathan: i think it is the immigration issue. on style, it is the question about we have artie tried barack obama -- we have already tried barack obama wants, we will not try it again. a really good speaker, someone who is talking about generational change but did not have the kind of governing experience to back it up. the rubio folks will argue a different scenario -- he was the speaker of the florida house more policy innovations that obama. n obama. mark: it is been announced that rubio will do it interview after his event on monday. guess who we is doing it with? jonathan: sean hannity. mark: correct. jonathan martin, thank you. we will be right back.

i thought scott walker did a good job. mark is probably the strongest of the people that spoke today in terms of audience reaction in terms of weaving the message. he is very comfortable giving that kind of speech to that audience. the fact is as we try to figure out where scott walker is going to play in this notion of is he going to play in the establishment bracket, the social conservative bracket -- he is going to play where the most votes are. he has great support amongst gun rights advocates. john: that is why he is dangerous to a guy like jeb bush. the wisconsin thing -- that seems credible. mark: as comfortable as scott walker was, today was another opportunity to see if jeb bush could figure out how to do q&a but to give a prepared speech. today, the results were at best mixed. jeb bush: it is the liberal, progressive worldview of barack obama and hillary clinton and eric holder and all that other people who want to take the guns out of the hands of the good guys and the hands of the law-abiding citizens. the second am

visit ncicap.org] mark walker to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed john a. boehner much -- john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 6, 2015, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour, and each member other than the majority and minority leaders and minority whip limited to five minutes, but in no ovent shall debate continue beyond 1:50 p.m. the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer, for five minutes. mr. hoyer: thank you very much mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. hoyer: mr. speaker, when the supreme court ruled in 2013 to invalidate the preclearance formula in the original voting rights act, it issued a challenge to congress to pass an updated one. that is a challenge congress must extend. . millions wi

mark: someone who does not spend as much time in new hampshire as scott walker has a chance. if the new jersey economy does not come back, there is no comeback. john: no more downgrades. mark: there hasn't been a downgrades since this show started. john: coming up, a major battle in the war for gay rights. david boys will join us. and after that, we blend a lot of stuff. it's not a metaphor. we will be right back. ♪ john: another front in the fight for gay rights is about to open and it involves the greater new york-based boy scouts. they just hired an openly gay scout leader even though it runs afoul of the national policy which bars employing gay adults. if it ends up in court, the man will be represented by our guest tonight david boyse. the new york part of the boy scouts is in violation of the national policy. if there is litigation, would it be brought by the national organization trying to stop the employment of this 18-year-old? or do you plan to file litigation to clear his way to be employed? david: it is hard to see what litigation will be happening now. when this s

walker have been over scrutinized at this point. that, if income is a huge issue for some you almost passed -- have to have had more scrutiny than he has had. mark: both jeb bush and scott walker have had bad days this year, in part because they have gotten scrutiny. it will be interesting to see of the bush operation which is the most aggressive in terms of research, let's see if jeff authorizes people going after his close friend. mark group -- marco rubio has done a good job of being in a lesser but finding the path to the nomination is like playing marco polo with your eyes closed and pumping into the wall. -- bumping into the wall. john: this is the $64,000 question and one that you and i agreed upon with our scatter report. he doesn't have a path when you think about geography. he is not an obvious i was player will stop there is no place -- he is not an obvious iowa player. there is no place that is obvious for him. what he has to hope for is that he never just gets behind jeb bush. and walker, maybe is too much in the conservative lane for the establishment. his bath is an ideological path not a generational path. mark: he still has room

visit ncicap.org] mark walker to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed john a. boehner much -- john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 6, 2015, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties with each party limited to one hour, and each member other than the majority and m

mark: paul walker died, one of the protagonists.e was completed with computer-generated imagery. brothers helped the role be completed. the film could collect $190 million in ticket sales. the franchise, the prophet, not the gross, has been one point 23 $7 billion. -- $1.237 billion. caroline: join us in the next hour. ♪ clock ticks. -- mark: swiss nuclear clock ticks. caroline: greece sends a dossier to brussels for the reform crew polls. -- proposals. mark: warning of the russian threat. >> there are a lot of people in russia who think and do not see belarus as anything other than a northwestern province. mark: welcome to "countdown to ." caroline: a pay raise for 90,000 mcdonald's employees. the fast food chain plans to boost wages and increase paid leave. a joint employers such as walmart and target. talking competition, let's talk -- the biggest clothing retailer here in the united kingdom outperforming what many had expected. another strong performance. sales up 7%. beating estimates. the standout, they have had 14 quarters of

mark: today includes once from scott walker, ted cruz, and rick perry, and none of them much like the current federal tax code. is the issue of taxes a winning issue for republicans in 2016? john: it really depends on which republican becomes the nominee and what their tax plans are. there will be a big debate about tax reform in the republican party. we don't know what their tax plan will be. marco rubio's tax plan will not be rand paul's tax plan. if there is a tax plan at the republicans can get behind that looks family-friendly, that isn't just a big tax cut, that is a different calculus that the old school, we will cut rates on the rich. mark: everybody wants simpler, fairer, flatter. it is easier within the republican nomination fight to do that but they have yet to talk about deductions. in the general election, if you are for a flat tax against hillary clinton, you will be creamed. john: marco rubio doesn't want to cut rates and other reform conservatives want to keep the top rates high stop mark: it to come out for a flat tax without making it revenue neutral or progressive y

training faces a crowded republican field with fellow senator ted cruz a a announced, senator mark rubio scott walker former governor jeb bush and others likely to jump in soon. >> too often when republicans have won we have squandered our victory by becoming part of the washington machine. that is not who i am. >> reporter: paul's father former presidential candidate ron paul joined his son for tuesday's kick off in louisville kentucky, adrian a diaz for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> president obama took part in the easter prayer breakfast at the white house. the president says he and first lady are thankful for prayers they have received at a time when their daughters are growing up, driving, and looking at colleges. vice-president biden also attended. >>> april is national donate life month. >> today to bring awareness to organ donation the gift of life donor program joined forces with thomas jefferson university hospital for a unique event. "eyewitness news" there at jefferson hospital where families of organ donors participated in a quilt pinning commemorating the lives and the gifts that they ga

. >> if you attack hillary clinton, if you're mark rubio, scott walker or ted cruz some of the same lineshat you might use to attack hillary clinton could be effective in going after jeb bush. and to me that's been the most fascinating thing of watching the week progress. as she's gotten in and announced her candidacy and you've heard sort of different republicans testing out different ways to go after hillary clinton, it's the generational charge the past versus the future argument that marco rubio articulated that you just sit there and go how is jeb bush going to handle this? in many ways it feels as if there are 18 candidates that have a message they're comfortable with going after hillary clinton and then there's jeb. >> that was clearly a message that was resonating there this weekend. we know that hillary clinton is arriving in new hampshire tomorrow. monday it's a place where she was successful in 2008 against then senator barack obama. in iowa she focused on these small, intimate gatherings these roundtables. that's her plan again in new hampshire. is that strategy working for he

>> i'd say scott walker keep kicking -- that's what i would say. >> all right. mark levin the great one. thank you for being with us. coming up next tonight on "hannity". >> it would be a foolish approach to take. and, you know, perhaps mr. walker after he's taken some time to bone up on foreign policy will feel the same way. >> the president lashes out at governor scott walker for his comments about the deal with iran. governor walker joins us exclusively to respond. and later the police officer seen in this video has been stripped of his badge and now charged with murder. we're going to speak with the brother of the victim and the lawyers for the family. that and much more as we there's some facts about seaworld we'd like you to know. we don't collect killer whales from the wild. and haven't for 35 years. with the hightest standard of animal care in the world, our whales are healthy. they're thriving. i wouldn't work here if they weren't. and government research shows they live just as long as whales in the wild. caring for these whales, we have a great responsibil

. >> wisconsin governor scott walker marked earth day like a lot of people did around the country. he did it by proposing to fire dozens of state environmental employees. 57 in particular. of the wisconsin state department of natural resources. they have started getting formal notices that their jobs will be casualties of governor walker's cutbacks. they're responsible for managing the state's fish wildlife forest parks, air and water resources. you know stuff that helps the earth. >> i don't think that was good timing >> timing is off. people have been bad with timing lately. >> what about today's forecast? whwhat's that noah. >> boston freeze advisories the upper midwest and the ohio valley stormy from denver to dallas and to the gulf coast, powerful winds and tornadoes possible. rainy in the west and the northeast snow showers in upper new england. >> 70s and 80s in phoenix, denver dallas and miami. 50s in seattle, chicago, and new york. 48 for the good folks up in detroit. >> many folks will be arriving to work today with a little extra something. a kid. today is take our kids

walker gained 6.s now leads the g.o.p. presidential pak. jeb bush is second, followed by ben carson, ted cruz, and mike huckabee. ben carson gets highest marks for tea parties followed by cruz then walker. walker has been working hard to clean up missteps. there there is no place in the world she played a role it is not screwed up right now. >> former secretary of state destruction of 30000 e-mails and her family foundation was accepting big donation from foreign governments threatened to overshadow her announcement this month. nearly half think that clinton either broke the law or did something unethical. she is under water slightly in terms of popularity. among republicans cruz raised 4 million dollars in his first 8 days as a candidate. in iowa he accused big business, and -- republicans of caving on the gay rights movement. >> a lot of republican are scared to stand up and defend marriage. it is distressing and heartbreaking how many politicians are running from the hills. >> cruz is positioning himself as most conservative alternative to jeb bush. in a closed-door fundraiser last night, he shifted to support changes in the law saying, w

it marks the final show by paul walker who died. >> you just earned yourself a dance with the devil boy. you're under arrest. >> reporter: the entire crew is back after the take down of owen shaw. they are able to return to the united states, but there's a problem, shaw's brother wants revenge. the entire crew is once again in danger. >>> woman in gold is a drama based on on a true story. >> you are quite rude and unciewt and no interest in the past. >> reporter: a jewish river gee is forced to flee vienna during world l world war ii. she takes on a mission to reclaim a painting that the nazi stole from her family. it's the lady in gold. she teams up with an inexperienced and determined young lawyer portrayed by ryan reynolds. >>> effe gray is our last movie. that depicts a victorian art dealer, a teen bride and a painter. >> you do not understand the details of relations with a man he has not experienced with him. >> reporter: emma thompson wrote and stars in the story about the virgin teen bride where a woman is expected to be seen e seen and not heard. a complicatessed love triangle

walker passed. one homicide. >> more background checks. bad guys shouldn't have guns, markour evidence, richard that a background check would have changed the outcome in this case. >> beyond background -- >> you have no evidence no, none. you have none. >> it's a mayor politicize a murder, that's what's happening here. >> tons of evidence that proves the fact that these guns got in the wrong hands -- >> you're speaking generically, you don't know about this case this is a mayor trying to exploit -- that's what happened. i have to go to be continued tomorrow. great to see you both. >>> an undercover sting turns deadly and the whole hinge is caught on camera. there's a debate whether the man caught on camera should be charged with a crime. >> he shot me. he shot me. >> who? >> you [ bleep ]. you ran. shut [ bleep ]. and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustratin

mark: not a different kind of republican so far. president obama talking about bashing on foreign policy. he said scott walker needs to bone up on foreign policy. . walker met privately with two investors to the united. -- united states. this is a republican field that is absent of any national security experience. will these kinds of moves by walker or any gop 2016er be enough for them to clear the national security hurdle? melinda: obama did the same thing was he was running. he was upset he couldn't stand in front of the brandenburg gate. is what you learn on the trips, not whether you take them. do they talk about uz bekibeki-stan-stan, the way mic michael caine did? mark: whether you were selling cheese or buying cheese, one or the other. the question is what does the boning up hyyield? we have not yet heard walker's foreign-policy vision. it is difficult to be at the same threshold at hillary clinton, given her huge resume in this area. melinda: i don't think they can possibly come up to the level of the former secretary of state. they had to keep from embarrassing themselves, basically. john: substanti

. >> noelle walker in palo alto tonight, thank you. >>> oakland mayor marking 100 days in office. >> the first 100 days have gone by very quickly. >> coming up next we sit down with her about what she accomplished and her challenges. >> and san jose takes its fight against major league baseball to the supreme court, the efforts to bring the tuesday the south bay. >> the -- a's to the south bay. >> i will let you know how hot it will get in your neighborhood -- >> the tuesday evening commute. 880 in oakland. the coliseum on the right. it is moving along tonight. >> another view now. interstate 80 in berkeley, near the university avenue exit. not too bad towards the bay bridge. we will be back with more in adjust moment. >>> milestone for oakland mayor. 100th day in office. a busy 100 days. crime, and keeping the a's and the raiders in oakland. ktvu's brian flores spoke with her on what she accomplished. >> reporter: does it feel like 100 days? >> it has gone by very quickly but i feel great about the foundation that is getting built. >> reporter: building that foundation will take lon

mark: i assumed your list of people who could run the list are jeb bush, scott walker, rand paul, christies or no, rubio, yes or no? guest: christie, rubio, yeah, if he gets in i would put that. mark: the traditional dynamic is somebody's' ahead. is there way for somebody to pull ahead in a meaningful way or are we going to be like this all the way through? guest: i think we'll stay in this -- certainly through the fall. unless something major happens where someone, you know, a portion of the field collapses leaving in that bracket just one or two people. i think as long as -- we're like in the field of 64. there's too many things that chap still. mark: one of my takeaways was about marco rubio. as good a speaker as he is, the speech he gave up in new hampshire, he did the friday night dinner speep. was actually better, even according to some of his supporters, than his announcement speech, which was pretty well received. let's listen to a little bit of that. >> the 21st century can be an american century if we want it to be. now it is up to you and i to go out and seize it. to be the part

mary: since we are all of age here mark, politics present certain opportunities for polemic justice for when i'm watching rubio and walkernd all of them, i am put in mind of 1992. looking at george h.w. bush's life. a generational switch. says what mrs. clinton's problem will be. just last year's calendar. if you look at midterm federal elections, over half of the house which republican control are of the new vintage. the new senators all of the new names are under 45. our party is as the democratic party was in 1992. >> let me ask about -- you have employed it, friends of the bush , you're not committed to a candidate. i am curious about what you think about this marco rubio/jeb bush clash. they were close for a period of a time. jeb was a mentor. a lot of people thought mark goal would not run it j iseb -- would not run if jeb puts himself in. what is going on? mary: i am a loyal bushie. this field is top-notch. we have not seen a field since 1980. i am not trying to make the reagan comparison. we will have policies. we will not have a clown show. going to the point of marco rubio having the motivation, the democrats i

mark: not a different kind of republican so far. president obama recently said that before bashing him on foreign policy, scott walker needs to bone up on foreign policy. molding up is what he has been doing. he met privately with ambassadors and now he is heading off on a trade mission to expand. this is a republican field that is absent of any national security experience. will these kinds of moves by walker or any gop 2016er be enough for them to clear the national security hurdle? melinda: well, of course, obama did the same thing when he was running. he was so disappointed he couldn't stand in front of the brandenburg gate. it is what you learn on the trips, not whether you take them. do they talk about uzbekibeki-beki-stan-stan, the way herman cain did? mark: whether you were selling cheese or buying cheese, one or the other. the question is what does the boning up yield? and we have not yet heard walker's foreign-policy vision. but it is going to be hard for any of these people, i know that you agree to be at the same threshold as hillary clinton given her huge resume in this area. whatever you think about policies. melinda: i

walker. >> thank you, joining me now a fox news contributor and also a fellow at tei. markt me start with you. so, mayor barett apparently thinks it's governor scott walker's fault this took place? >> to politicize that is shameful. mayor barett has been the mayor 11 years. on his watch, two thirds of the gun homicides in the state. on his watch has risen to seventh most dangerous city in the country. and this is nothing to do with scott walker's policies. these are bad policies by the mayor. it's not happening anywhere else in wisconsin >> richard, what is he talking about? how do you get from a 2-year-old gets run over, the guy who did it gets out to try to attend to the child, he gets shot and killed, and the mayor jumps to we need tighter gun control? we don't know anything. >> here is the thing. all of the shootings were people adidn't have concealed carry permits. >> the mayor is criticizing conceal carry. the point was -- >> yes. but that is the point. they shouldn't have guns whatsoever. we believe in the second amendment. we believe bad guys shouldn't have guns mea

walker brought it. jeb bush was reading his remarks from prepared marks on the podium. much of the teleprompter. there was a feel that he was ripping through it. a number of people remarked that it seemed rushed. scott walker was at ease and talked about his work in wisconsin to protect the second amendment. they all applied domestic security and then turned it into a more broadened criticism of president obama who they have been hammering this week on foreign policy. not just protecting your castle and the right to bear arms but protecting the world from islamic terrorism and one quick line that said rather than trying to take weapons out of the hands of law abiding citizens maybe he ought to try to take them away from terrorists. >>> ahead dozens of fort hood victims get recognition they deserve. years after the terror attack government initially titled work place violence. know your financial plan won't keep you up at night. know you have insights from professional investment strategists to help set your mind at ease. know that planning for retirement can be the least

scott walker was a governor too. he says "i choose jeb." mark: thank you so much. stay with us.u will have a check on the market movers on the other side of the break. "bottom line" on bloomberg television continues in just a moment. ♪ mark: get the latest headlines at the top of the hour on bloomberg radio and on bloomberg.com. that is it for this edition of "bottom line." thank you for joining us. on the markets with scarlet fu is next followed by "street smart" with matt miller. scarlet: it is 56 past the hour. bloomberg television is on the markets. we have an hour to go in the west trading day. the dow has found some support come up by 50 points. thanks to gains and oil companies and jpmorgan. the dollar weakened and treasuries rose. a smaller and expected rebound -- than expected rebound. shortselling is not the easiest strategy to the blood. lately, it has not been profitable -- very profitable him either. david is not deterred. he has just published his guide to shortselling. he joins me now to discuss. let's start with the idea of why hasn't been so hard to sell short s

mark's ladder buckles. >> it kind of just turned over and started to descent toward the building. >> sector chief tommy walkerestly think i'll be going to mark's funeral. i honestly think our flags will be at half mast. i honestly think i'll be informing his widow that mark was killed at an incident. >> mark is strapped to the ladder. he can't get free fast enough, so he does the only thing he can -- he braces for impact. >> i was just saying to myself, god, let it hit the building. because i knew if the ladder came all the way down, he's going to die. >> it hit the edge of the roof, it bounced, and it stayed. >> the roof of the burning building does save him from an almost certain death, but the relief is short-lived. >> dispatcher, this is 102. send another ambulance to this location. >> now all that stands between mark and the concrete 35 feet below is a broken ladder and the crumbling wood of a burning balcony. >> for a split second i was like, what are we going to do? what are we going to do? at that time i started running toward the building. >> mark ashley is clouded in smoke, teetering just six feet a

. >> from nashville walker goes on a week long european trade trip last marked by the refusal to answer nontrade related questions. all of today's speakers have a ratings from nra. rand paul was campaigning in iowa where he courted young voters. >> let's let college students deduct the entire cost of their education of working careers and make college tuition entirely deductible. >> new jersey governor was also a no show. the garden state added new gun controls. >> in just three days i will announce whether i will run for president for reelection to the senate or for commissioner of the national football league. >> florida senator marco rubio's announcement monday will compete with hillary clinton's campaign announcement. rubeio is expected to say he will not seek reelection to the senate to fully commit to a white house bid creating an immediate contrast for rand paul. for rubio running against jeb bush amounts to challenging a mentor. >> i have a message for the obama administration. why don't you focus more on keeping weapons out of the hands of islamic terrorists and less on keeping

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partiers will be the biggest in primaries carson the highest marks, followed by cruz, the bounce as the first announced candidate and walker hit the trail hard to cheap up early foreign policy missteps clarify his immigration position and sharpen his attacks on hillary clinton. >> there is no place in the world where she has played a prominent role where it is not screwed up right now. >> reporter: the former secretary of state's destruction of 30,000 e-mails from her years as the nation's top diplomat while her family foundation was accepting big donation from foreign governments threatens to overshadow her announcement this month, nearly half in the fox poll think regarding the e-mails clinton either broke the law or did something unethical. the rest think she used pad jim or did nothing wrong. she is under water slightly in terms of popularity, half view her unfavorably and less than half of that view her favorably. among republicans shall cruz raised $4 million in his first eight days as a candidate, defending indiana's religious freedom restoration law last night in iowa accused big business and unnamed republicans of

walker victories in wisconsin. wisconsin is more of a blue state than florida is a purple state. that is the potential. let us see if it really materializes. mark: it seems to me a lot of presidential candidates, their strengths are their weaknesses. rubio's youth, vigor, and future looking our big assets for him. at the same time, he does not look like a man with a lot of gravitas to a lot of people. for a republican party that has spent six years, more than six years trashing barack obama for being a first-term senator with no experience, no foreign-policy knowledge -- a disaster because he was not ready to be president. how does that republican party wrap its arms around someone who looks so much like barack obama? al: you are right. if it were not for barack obama the challenge to have gravitas on foreign policy would be less of a styling block for marco rubio. it was 56 years ago, if my math is right, the same charges were named against a man named john f. kennedy during the cold war, another difficult time. through the fact that he was a really good candidate, he ran well and he reassured people. that is rubio's challenge. mark: youngest

it's a marked contrast with both hillary clinton, for example, but also with wisconsin governor scott walker, who since he got himself into a little bit of trouble with some questions a few months ago, has basically gone underground and has not taken questions from reporters here in new hampshire. he is scheduled to do a retail event on sunday morning. so we'll see if that holds. >> i know that governor christie is speaking behind you, and i thank you for doing this television in the middle of one of the appearances that i know you're going to have to cover. in terms of this massive drop of republican candidates on the state of new hampshire, who has sort of taken to the trail with the greatest facility as far as you've seen in the last few hours? days? >> reporter: i think that governor chris christie has distinguished himself here as the type of candidate who might take well. i think you've seen that reflected in the pages of the new hampshire union leader which was a pretty influential newspaper here. i think you're seeing frit the stage behind me now. taken a series of questions, put him

the judge barred walker from using computers and he can't have any unsupervised contact with children. >>> tomorrow marks one week since a gunman killed himself on the west front of the u.s. capitol. in the days since, news4 has learned just how often people are caught bringing guns on or near the capitol grounds. we just shared those details on the nbc washington app. at least 13 people have had their guns seized since 2012. either inside the capitol complex buildings or in nearby areas outside. news4's scott macfarlane will have new details on those incidents, including one where a person had a gun in plain sight at the capitol visitors center and how police managed to find these guns. that's come pg up here at 5 tonight. >>> hagerstown investigators are promising a thorough investigation into the death of a man who died in police custody after being shocked with a stun gun. the man allegedly kicked in the door of this row house around 10:30 last night. four sisters between the ages of 9 and 16 were home at the time. they say they chased him out and called 911. the man was in the front yard when police

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scott walker, marco rubio will be up there, jeb bush will be up there. there are question marks.will be sticking around for a while. rand paul will definitely be up there as well. i think we will probably end up when it comes times to the debates around seven people as opposed to the 29 million there now. >> did you mention marco rubio? what do you think? >> i did. there's a poll out there, a somewhat iffy poll to show him tied with jeb in florida and jeb made this big thing about calling homeland security trying to hold down florida in the primaries and the general election. and if rubio is running close to him there, that's a problem. again, the poll has the question marks, but it's a good sign that marco rubio can land fairly big in this. >> okay. we'll talk about the big trade deal that president obama talked about yesterday. he scored but there are a lot of democrats against it. so what is driving the divide here? what are the key reasons the president is for it and some of the key reasons fellow democrats are against? >> sure there's the trade pact itself, the france parter

. >> the great one, mark levin reacts to last night's exclusive interview with senator rand paul president obama attacks wisconsin governor scott walkervernor tonight resp

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mark: it takes an aggressive, well-funded campaign to do sophisticated opposition research. i've been talking to a lot of people on all sides and some people not affiliated with the campaign. bush, rubio, walkernd cruz i think have a will be particularly strong in doing the nuts and bolts research of what it be done to find out about your opposition. the florida thing is interesting because the bush people are obviously well wired and order. if they're going to have to take out rubio, they're going to have to use their context to dig into his time as speaker and his time with the state carter. >> bush, bush, bush bush, i say. if you look at the people on that team, people like tim miller, who came directly out of the opposition world very talented people in communications and research and had chops and this in past campaigns -- as you said money is key. what is interesting about this race is those guys are working with the leadership act -- pac, or many of them are. it is interesting to see the way finances will work. not just adds as they were in 2012, but that oppo will be driven out of his committees. mark: everybody seemed to think mike murphy would go to the pac. where did you put your b

walker and another week jeb bush. and then next week mike huckabee. and we will end the week of cruz. and then rand paul and markubio. and governor bush is by no stretch of the imagination the inevitable nominee even if the new york times declares him so. >> we'll look at poll numbers based on fox news polling. jeb bush is in the lead at least against a hypothetical election. if it was held today. jeb bush ties hillary clinton at 45 percent. and rand paul and is 47- friechlt and ted krudz. 48- 42. and scott walker 43ed- 42. and those six names are bunched up close to the top of the heap on the republican side. >> i think it says two things. it said about hillary clinton's strength as a candidate. former first lady of the united states. and former secretary of state. we know about her. she has far more visibility about her than the republican nom nos and in a dog fight and below 50 percent and she was not a few short months ago. the republican field is wide open. and there is a strong desire to beat mrs. clinton as she is likely to be. and there is no consense ous at all. people with the brief moment in the sun.

mark o'malley out there by himself. >> it's very scary out there. big lightning storm? >> washington is ablaze with this story. >> very scary. good luck. >> scott walkerade news on hillary clinton today. you'll hear that next. and big news in the story of the tulsa police officer, who said he shot and kill aid suspect by mistake. was a deputy volunteer, the two reporters who broke the story about his alleged lack of training have just resigned abruptly from the paper and we have the details. a kelly file exclusive. we'll interview a veteran under attack for trying to defend the flag. watch the whole video and stay tuned for her explanation when she joins us live on what really happened here. ♪ miranda: ♪ i got red dirt stains on my boots and jeans. ♪ ♪ calloused fingers from my guitar strings. ♪ ♪ wild like the wind in the tall pine trees. ♪ ♪ i got roots and i got wings. ♪ ♪ huh, 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know that game show hosts should only host game shows? samantha, do you take kevin as your lawfully wedded husband... or would you rather have a new caaaaaar!!!! say hello to the seas

mark oe rubio. >> done. >> chris christie. >> michael. >> bob early. >> markco rubio. >> ted cruz. >> michael steele? >> rand paul. >> michael? >> john casek. >> lindsay graham. >> scott walkert. yes. boom. >> bolton. >> yes. michael steele? >> bolton scott walker. hmm. >> how about a former new york governor? >> oh, otherh, yes pataki. >> long island congressman. >> peter king. >> former texas governor michael steele. >> perry. >> yes. there's still more. look at this. >> i'll do another one. >> yes. >> bobby jindal. >> yes, bobby jindal. we got one, two, three more. >> i know that ben carson couldn't make it. >> a man who won't run under any circumstances but says he will. >> huckabee. >> nice. him, too. but there's another one won't run but says he will. national laughingstock. >> haven't we talked about him already? >> donald trump. and jim gilmore. now that that's out of the way, michael, this is my favorite headline of the day. scott walker apparently is the pick of the koch brothers who is the scoop off the record "behind closed doors." they say they want him to be the candidate. how important is that? >> it's huge. and, in fact i have heard it from a number of circle

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walker, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> it was a warmer day today. we saw more sunshine near san francisco. it was a cool night at the ballpark. markt in a minute. the fog is all the way up into berkely. obviously, albany, up into the napa area. these are the highs from today. they're warmer. they're about 5 or 8, or even 10 degrees warmer than they were yesterday at this time. remember yesterday? it was kind of a gloomy, cloudy, windy day. scattered showers up around the lake tahoe area. those have died down. we've got the clouds out there now. if we look at lake tahoe, we did have thunder showers up there. this time, it will shift farther south towards mammoth, and we've got our situation now with some clouds. overnight lows are mainly in the 40s. this low pressure system which brought us this kind of cool, moist weather is going to kick out. as it does, the high pressure briefly sets up. briefly. so tomorrow, a nice day like today. friday, slightly cooler. look what happens. this is significant and good. low pressure wants to move in. this is saturday morning. i think it's going to rain saturday morning. a tenth of an inch, quar

walker. the question was how will he follow up on that performance. rick santorum and mark huckabee were wooing the crowd as well. how did they all do? let's take a look. >> greatest threat we face? climate change. we all know that a sunburn is worse than beheading. >> how can it be that our president shows more president for iran than for our allies in israel. >> here is my promise. on the first day of a santorum presidency, that agreement is in the trash can. >> i believe in traditional marriage between a man and a woman. and unlike president obama and secretary clinton, my views are not evolving with the times. >> what a sad statement that today's modern democratic party has become so radicalized in their devotion to mandatory gay marriage in all 50 states that there is no longer any room for religious liberty. >> our government has grown so big, so powerful, so costly so complex, so corrupt, the weight of the government of this nation is crushing the potential of this nation. >> we need a leader in america today that will recognize that israel is actually an ally and st

walker and so is jeb bush. but a lot of others out there, but given his skills as just a retail politician you have to take marko -- marco rubio seriously. >> 2009 ask you quickly, looks like raul castro will be meeting with president obama down in pan half. they're both down there now. but the summit gets underway tomorrow, and we're hearing from ben rose of the white house that a bilateral meet is not scheduled but not out of the question. looks like they will meet and talk. what do you make of that? >> well, look, this president has made it very clear, one of the key pillars right now of his foreign policy is to normalize diplomatic relations with cuba. he is going to take cuba off the list of state sponsors of terror it's been on for the last 23 years so it would be frankly very surprising if he weren't to meet with -- i don't expect a lot to get done but clearly the president is determined to turn the page on this long cold war with cuba, and he is going to, i think, advance that to 134-degree, whether people like or not, he will advance it at the submit of americas. >> chris wallace great to see you. >> t