. >> big taxing marty o'malley, big spending marty o'malley, and in two days, big loser, marty o'mallee and anthony brown. >> last week chris christie yelled at a heckler. it was played on c.b.s. for another potential candidate rand paul. interesting reaction. watch. >> until that time sit down and shut up. [ cheering ] >> reporter: what do you think, is that the right meter for someone getting ready to run for president? >> i think the bully demeanour may go over well in certain places. i grew up in the south and we are yes ma'am, no sir and a little more polite. i think people want a little more of that. >> bully demeanour, people in new jersey engaging in bully demeanour. that's the power poll >>> let's dive into the election. betina joins us from miami, a former director. good to see you, how are you? >> good and you, nice to see you. >> the former director of the hispanic outreach for the republican national committee. michael shure is with us, david shuster is here, and betina, let's start with you. let's talk about rand paul calling out chris christie. certainly a shot at his rec

big spending marty o'malley. and in two days, big loser marty o'malley. >> last week he yelled at a heckler in new jersey. watch. >> until that time, sit down and shut up. >> what do you think? is that the right demeanor for someone getting ready to run for president? >> you know, i think this bully demeanor may go over well in certain places but i can't imagine -- i grew up in the south, we're a little bit more polite, and i think there's there's people that want a little bit more politeness. >> there he is calling him a bully. >> that's good stuff. michael shore is with us. how are you? >> how are you. >> did you have a good weekend? >> yes. >> did you get good rest? >> no, i did not. no 49er fan got rest yesterday. >> is there anything empirecal to support joe biden? >> first of all, he said he went into 67 states. there's only 36 senators up. but that's his role, to be the cheerleader for the party and here's what happens in politics. you're joe biden and going into halls full of people that are so excited an

that's quite an accomplishment by marty o'malley and anthony brown to make it too much for maryland. >> in a reliably democratic state. >> yes. when you think about it, there's only been two republican governors in the last 50 years, spire rowe agnew and bob. >> what do you suggest? this was not only about the president but more about the country and people being left out. what can the republicans and senate do for those people do today? >> we need to get things done, charlie, put things on the president's desk and make him make some decisions. any real tough issues have never made it to the president's desk because they went to the senate to die. i think that won't happen now. we need to pass a national tax reform, national energy policy. we need to do things to make jobs grow in this country and people prosper. anxiety they feel is not only anxiety from foreign problems but also economic anxiety. i think that's what the senate can do. work in the house, get things done, put them on the president's desk and the president has to be the decider. >> as you sit here personally, do you f

and, you know, the rejecting the policy, of marty o'malley and his lieutenant governor anthony brown who was the candidate of high taxes and big spending and big government in maryland. even in maryland, that got to be too much. that's quite an accomplishment by marty o'malley and anthony brown to make it too much for maryland. >> in a reliably democratic state. >> incredibly reliable democratic state. you know it's one of those states, you think about it, there's only been two republican governors in the last 50 years, spiro agnew and him. >> what do you suggest? this was not only about the president but more about the country and people being left out. what can the republicans and senate do for those people today? >> we need to get things done, charlie, put things on the president's desk and make him make some decisions. harry reid's proekt itprotected the president for the last couple of years. any real tough issues have never made it to the president's desk because they went to the senate to die. i think that won't happen now. we need to pass a national tax reform, national energ