matt lewis. he is out with a new book "too dumb to fail, how the gop betrayed the reagan revolution to claim relaxelections." co-host of with all due respect, john hol ran. >>> chris christie kind of lost it on a young woman reporter. we'll get to that. was she a reporter? >> young woman. >> just asking a question? >> the mop. i don't know. >> please tell me it was not just a person. okay. would have been better if it was a reporter. >>> the trump thing. we laugh about the canadian deal. >> we know -- >> his numbers have bled. have bled since he started calling him the canadian. >> it's not even about the citizenship thing. it's about reminding people that he's canadian. >> born in canada. >> never mind the natural born citizen legal question. it's just the reminder. >> this guy is not from texas. >> a pipeline. >> one of the -- one of the most cutting lines was when ted cruz went after his scottish grand mom, or mother and trump goes, hey, but i was born here. >> it was nice, though, in the wolf

michelle bernard and columnist matt lewis. beckel what a rookie mistake, right? i've got some vision of a 20-something inside the carly fiorina headquarters senting out that tweet and not realizing that's what people hate about politics? >> exactly. i would have thought a month to come up with anything like that. as if anybody in iowa believes that she really wants iowa to win. come on. it's a classic mistake. then again, she's not a very well prepared candidate. >> matt, a lot of the holiday jockeying has been between hillary clinton and donald trump. ruth marcus wrote a column. she's no conservative. she wrote a column on whether hillary has opened the door for attacks on bill for his treatments of women. and it ended this way. i want to show you the last paragraph and have you react to it. but hill ary clinton has made to moves that lead me, gulp, to agree with trump on the fair game front. she is smartly using her husband as a campaign surrogate, and multily calling trump sexist. these moves open a dangerous door. it should surprise no one that trump has barg

sot: matt lewis, the daily caller 1:10-1:17 "if there is a debate question and ted cruz sort of demurs and refuses to say anything critical about donald trump now i think he'll look kind of weak" and time is running out for damage control (insert ends) (two second pause) audio outcue: i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. >> 18 days out from the iowa caucus, hillary clinton's edge over bernie sanders has shrunk to just two percentage points in bloomberg/de s moines register poll released today. clinton leads sanders 42- percent to 40-percent. the poll included 503 likely democratic caucus-goers and has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.4 percent. still to come on live at five... isis claims responsibility for an attack in indonesia that killed two people, and injured dozens more. and... the actor who brought severus snape to life on the silver screen has died. we'll look back at the life and career a series of attacks in jakarta, indonesia have killed at least two people and injured 20 others. a police spokesman in indonesia said that a dutch citizen may have been among those

sot: matt lewis, the daily caller 1:10-1:17 "if there is a debate question and ted cruz sort of demurs and refuses to say anything critical about donald trump now i think he'll look kind of weak" and time is running out for damage control --- reporter live tag --- this debate site is not far from the church in charleston where nine died last summer. mass shootings, guns, race, isis and the economy could be issues here but all eyes will be on trump and cruz i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, carolina seven candidates are on the main stage. that debate begins at 8-o'clock on fox business network. three candidates are participating in the the undercard debate. it started just a few minutes ago. senator rand paul was invited for that first debate, but declined after he didn't qualify for the main stage. state democratic leaders are speaking out against the governor's plan to use the penny sales tax for not only school infrastructure, but also water quality programs. governor branstad proposed a plan to extend the one-cent statewide sales tax for another 20-years. schools would receive their c

matt lewis is a senior contributor for the "daily new book. nancy cordes our congressional with the "washington post."tart with you. start with cruz and trump. what is the nature of that conflict right now with eight days to go before they start voting in iowa. >> it's those guys are populous conservatives. the establishment, not even establishment versus grass roots thing these forve kind of grass roots guys. they're really two heavy weights duking it out over iowa. had to pet right now i'd still go with ted cruz in iowa because of the ground game because he fits so well with the evangelical thithey hug each other for so long and refused to throw punches, i wonder if ted cruz might have been getter off.now throwing punches at such a rate, since i started talking, they're not other polls are showing. >> they're not. because he's announcing that establishment which is hard case to make when theent most of this campaign being openly horrified by trump. and so, yes, to the extent that they're now supportive of trump than cruz that's, a, because t

let's bring in maggie haberman and matt lewis. yes, cuomo, camerota, some pacific northwest time as well. that may count. however, this moment about new york last night, matt lewis, maggie, john, we'll want your takes on it. it is the first time maybe we saw donald trump dealing not just from a position of strength but a position of sympathy. listen to this moment. >> everyone understands that the values in new york city are socially liberal or pro-abortion, pro-gay marriage focus around money and the media. not a lot of conservatives come out of manhattan. i'm just sayin'. >> new york is a great place. it's got great people. it's got loving people. wonderful people. when the world trade center came down, i saw something that no place on earth could have handled more beautifully, more humanely than new york. and we rebuilt downtown manhattan and everybody in the world watched and everybody in the world loved new york and loved new yorkers and i have to tell you, that was a very insulting statement that ted made. >> matt lewis, i h

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. >> joining me is matt lewis, author of the upcoming book kwd too dumb to fail." >> this will be thend time the house has voted to repeal the affordable care act. would you choose this route if you were advising the house gop? >> i don't know if it's smart politics or not but it's not going to happen. sometimes politicians have to do things for symbolic reasons or to keep their base happy. we know that's premiums for a lot of americans will go up 7.5%. and, you know, that's going to, in an economy like we have now, that's going to take a toll. a lot of americans are spending more out of pocket expenses on health care. i'm guessing the timing has something to do with that. they want to go on the record clearly as opposing obamacare. nothing changes unless they have the presidency and the senate and house. >> let me ask you about the affordable care act which some have described as baked in. it's already part of the fabric of american life. millions have enrolled. they've had a while to get used to it and rely on it. some supreme court decisions and other decisions that have reinforced

the republican strategists and matt lewis, author of "too dumb to fail" happy friday night.i'm going to start with you your reaction, kayleigh. we just spoke with her. what is your take? >> i watched her interview. she seems like a very nice lady but what she did was not welcome at a rally. she deserved to be escorted out. she was wearing the yellow star with the word muslim on it. the implication of that is that trump is like hitler. hitler killed 6 million jews. that is not rhetoric at a rally. and she is right behind the candidate. that's not okay. and it's worth mentioning on a night when a man in philadelphia fired 13 shots at a police officer in the name of isis, rose chose to incite people at this rally. >> i think that trump is being consistent with how he handled other protesters in this. he has kicked out protesters in pretty much all of his campaign events so far. in vermont the other night he was threatening one man not to give his coat back in negative 10 degrees. so i think that what the girl -- or what the woman did was good. i'm glad she is raising awareness

commercial break and he -- david corn was talking about the first commercial break and he says thatd matt lewistupid, fat, and ugly, something that donald trump might have said to them if he had been there. have a clearwater, florida republican, robin is on the line. robin, what are your thoughts? caller: i does want to say that i have hope again for our country because donald trump is running. i am so excited. here is a man who doesn't have to do this. i mean, he is a billionaire. he has made all the money that he needs. but yet he is doing this for our country. i'm so excited for our country. i feel like people are so revitalized. i am so excited about the election. i'm just so happy that he is in the race and i really hope he wins and i think he did the right thing about not going through the debate. >> how do you think he will do in iowa? is going toink he be great. i think we are going to be surprised about how many people come out and vote for him. especially democrats and independents, i have talked to a lot of people who are democrats and independents who are saying that they are voting

matt lewis said, on the ground everyone literally is getting resigned to trump as nominee. and former bush white house spokesman ari fleischer said trump was trump, and that means he had a good night. 60% shot of being the nominee. that's a way to call, i think, to define acceptance at this rate. none of this means that trump is going to win the nomination, but it means he's become much more acceptable to republicans than we ever thought possible. he's shaped the republican contest in his own image and he's in firm control of this republican race. and if you look, the alternative is ted cruz. and it's perhaps ted cruz wouldn't here without donald trump. at the debate, ted cruz doubled down on his comments that trump has new york values, but trump made that point himself one time on a certain program called "meet the press" in 1999. here was his response to the idea of openly gay military personnel. >> it would not disturb me. again, i'd want to talk to lots of experts within the military, but it's not something that would disturb me. hey, i lived in new york city and manhat

cnn brian stelter, maeve reston, author of too dumb to fail," matt lewis. maeve, what do you make of the plus/minus on this decision? >> reporter: it is really funny. it did allow donald trump to once again control the news cycle yesterday. at the same time, giving ted cruz a clear opening of opening that donald trump is afraid of debating him, that he doesn't want to be on the stage in the final days. walking through the crowd last night, most iowa voters here that i talked to did not care. this is what they like about donald trump. he stands up to people and goes for what he wants no matter what the consequences are. i do think, though, given the hazing that he is getting on fox news over this decision, that certainly this could end up looking like a mistake for him. but we'll see on thursday night when he has duelling events and see what the ratings are for both of them. >> matt, do you agree with the assessment that this is a win for trump? this does not hurt him, this helps him? >> until donald trump does something that goes wrong, that there is a back

but that definitional shift is certainly occurred whether it is matt lewis ore other folks at red state. the strength of donald trump in new hampshire i think is more significant, certainly statistically than what's happening with ted cruz. and, you know, if he can do well can independents, it is in part because the independent vote cohort has moved right in wake of the tea party. and those folks have always loved sarah palin. but people have really paid attention to analyzing what she's saying and deciphering the word salad that occasionally emerges. realize that she may be popular. she may be populous and she is but she is not a serious figure in the conservative movement. >> thanks to both of you. and we want let you know about the big event next monday night in iowa. only on cnn. one week before iowa chooses, hillary clinton, bernie sanders and martin o'malley will go face-to-face face-to-face monday night at 9:00. >>> still to come in the newsroom, straight out after novel. did vladimir putin order the execution of an ex russian spy? ♪ bleeding gums? you may think it's a result of

>> exactly. >> matt lewis, author of a great new book just out. thanks for joining us this morning.iowa. stay tuned, plus, a tractor-trailer teetering over the edge of the cliff. the driver is still inside. look at that that's a real picture. check out the human chain that saved his life. the driver and the man who took this photo reunite for the first time right here on "fox & friends." there they are. ♪ there goes my hero ♪ ñw release technology, ñw helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. you're down with crestor. alright! now there's a way you can get crestor for $3. adding crestor, along with diet, lowers bad cholesterol. crestor is not for people with liver disease, or women who are nursing,pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness; feel unusually tired; have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urine or yellowing of skin or eyes. these could be signs of serious side effects. ask for the crestor $3 card. ask your doctor

matt lewis. happy new year to you. errol, i start with you. i did this when i was talking about sweeping change because i don't see it. i see both sides exaggerating the potential of these executive orders greatly, gun control advocates are saying, wow, what a historic thing. no, it isn't. it's clarifying existing law. you have other people saying it's an assault on the second amendment. how? when it's just clarifying existing law. >> exactly right. this is one of those silent covenants you have between both sides. it will be in the interest of all of the presidential republicans candidates to say, this is huge, i'm beginning to unsign it in my first day in office. it is in fact in president obama's interest to say i can't do much but i will do something informative. perhaps we get out of what has been sort of a decade-long gridlock on this issue. the polls show 40% in favor of things that the president is thinking about doing. 40% absolutely oppose. 20% sort of on the sidelines and that's where we've been for ten years now. >> hold on a secon

matt lewis, senior contributor to the daily caller and conservative caller and manu raju.ime he used, how was it spent, how was it received? ç >> the president tried to lay out a much different vision than we're hearing on the campaign trail. the way he was received by republicans on capitol hill, they dismissed it before they even came into office and democrats, too, to some extent, they've heard a lot of the same promises before. i talked to a lot of democrats when they were leaving the chamber. they said, look, the president could have done a -- made a more forceable argument on the economy earlier in his presidency. they wish he did that running into the midterm elections last year, those are the types of tones and the optimistic tone he could have stressed earlier on in his president. >> i there is an unspoken rule at the state of the union that praise by the out party by the president is seen as purfity. a lot of the things he said were ecumenical, nonpartisan. >> you didn't hear very much praise coming from the republican side of the aisle. there were only a handfu

senior contributor for the daily caller, matt lewis. different spellings, unrelated.hor of "too dumb to fail." errol, we start with you. you saw the numbers there. trump is a master of identifying what will fuel people's concern. ted cruz said i'm a constitutional scholar. i wouldn't be wasting my time. i'm obviously eligible. does he need to change his tactic because the vice president, god love him, he reminds me of my dear departed father. but he's wrong. this isn't about sweet strength but it's about attacking your opponent. >> that comes from a change in the numbers. you don't want this cued of talk. this takes you off the issues, off your point and on to trump. at the end of the day because cruz is right, i think we in the media should be clear about that, he is right. >> untested. larry tribe said it. >> i think larry tribe knows that,s you know, as any attorney knows, there is no such thing as interlo interlo interlo interlockotory judgment. if trump was serious he could file a lawsuit in new hampshire and anywhere else. it would be before a court and properly

side is cnn's senior political correspondent brianna keilar and back with us, maggie haberman and matt lewis hampshire over clinton's 33%. he's from the neighboring state. is that what you attribute this to or is something else going on? >> i think it's a little bit of both. the neighbor state factor is very real. this has always been expected with him. that's a bigger gap than we've seen in some other polls. it does seem to be where the trend line is going. i think hillary clinton is having a problem in the final two weeks of this closing. the debate was basically a draw. i think she scored some good points, i think sanders scored from good points. you were always going to see a tightening in this race in the end. i do think sanders has been able to capture people's imaginations within the democratic party base. i think we're going to find out, especially frankly in iowa, i think less so in new hampshire, but i think we are going to find out if people are feeling they want to be pragmatic which is what they are being told by the clinton people or are they angry? the same type of populism we

let's bring in matt lewis, and errol louis, cnn political commentator and political anchor for time warner cable news. thanks so much for being here. let's start with donald trump. it turns out he is no biblical scholar, matt. he botched this reference to second corinthians that many christian feels is christianity 101. do you think this is a big deal? >> i don't think the specific two corinthians in and of itself is that big of a deal. it's a little patantic to cling to that. there are items christians recognize. you can hear them talk. you know the difference if you are an evangelical. frankly how donald trump talks about "the evangelicals" suggests he's not one of us or one of them. >> donald trump knows this. donald trump may not agree with us on everything but he fights our fight better than anybody. is there a case to be made for that, errol? >> well, yes, absolutely. when donald trump talks about -- you could do it either of two ways. you could say i'm one of you. that won't work. he's not. you could say i'm of use to you. that second is his calling card, his selling point. he talke

discuss all of it, senior contributor for the daily call are and author of "too dumb to fail," matt lewisfor being with us and also, editor of the national review, round brownstein and jackie kucinich is here as well. let us begin with cruz and trump, back and forth, back and forth. let's pull up this tweet. this is from cruz in the last week. he says even donald trump himself says new york values are different from the values in iowa and across the country. then he linked to this 1999 interview that trump did with tim russert. >> how about gays serving in the military? >> it would not disturb me. hey, i lived in new york city and manhattan all my life. my views are a little bit different than if i lived in iowa, perhaps. >> matt, to you, you say trump and cruz waited too long to go head to head like this. why? >> i think certainly when it comes to iowa, donald trump waited too long to try to go after ted cruz. i think cruz is going to win iowa. i think it's too late to muddy up his brand enough to hurt him in eye with. cruz is tailor-made for that state. i think what you see here is an e

. >> for more on nikki haley's response, i'm joined by columnist matt kay lewis, at the daily caller and author of "too dumb to fail." nice to have you with us, matt. >> good to be here. >> you wrote on twitter last night shortly after the response, you wrote very good speech. the party of ryan hay sli a stark contrast to the party of trump. i looked at your twitter feed last night. it exploded. people called you a lot of things that i cannot say on national television. bad words. >> don't look at the twitter feed. >> general rule. no, i'm kidding. haley's speech, obviously, we were talking with betd about this. it identified this split in the party and you see that even with the online reaction. >> absolutely. i think right now is a time for choosing. there is a huge dichotomy right now. we thought of the republican establishment, the rockefeller republicans, and these really were liberals. they were pro-abortion liberal republicans. we have an establishment that are conservatives. you know? nikki haley and marco rubio, for example, were tea party conservatives. not that long ago. pa

matt k. lewis, thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> we ask you to weigh in on the challenge. accept ted cruz's one on one debate challenge? this is how the votes are turning up so far. 35% of you say, yes. 65% of you say no. you can continue to vote, pulse.msnbc.com is where you can go. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ...to cook healthy meals... yet up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients from food alone. let's do more... ...add one a day men's 50+. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus it helps support healthy blood pressure with vitamin d and magnesium. you're down with crestor. alright! now there's a way you can get crestor for $3. adding crestor, along with diet, lowers bad cholesterol. crestor is not for people with liver disease, or women who are nursing,pregnant, or may become pregnant. tell your doctor all medicines you take. call your doctor if you have muscle pain or weakness; feel unusually tired; have loss of appetite, upper belly pain, dark urine or yellowing of skin or eyes. thes

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lewis pool remain opepeuntil a new pool opens at cone park. and leif erikson pool would remain open until it could no longer hold water. parks and rec director matt salvatore says the delais so the council can find out how much money is available for the plan 3 "this really doesn't impact our decisions. we're still going to be moving forward opening all five swimming pools next summer anyway. we'll have a little less time for planning between this summer and next summer if we want to get those splash ds installed. so we're just going to have to work diligently after the decisiois made if we're going to move forward with splash pads and some new facilities. "the council also gave unanimous approval to a project to clear trees from the site of the new, four million dollar cone park in the singing hills area. also get underway next month. 3 3 tonight's meeting coming just hours after a swearing- in ceremony for mayor bob scott and council member rhonda capron (kay-prun). scott was re-elected in november after running un-opposed for a second four- year term. capron handily won a second term. mayor scott says he has big plans for the city during the n

lewis pool remain open until a new pool opened at cone park... and leif erikson pool remain open until it could no longer hold water. parks and rec director matt salvatore says the delay is so the council can find out how much money is available for the plan "this reallylydoesn't impact ououdecisions. we're still going to be moving forward opening all five swimming pools next summer anyway. we'll have a little less time for planning between this summer and next summer if we want to get those splash pads installed. so we're just going to have to work diligently after the decision is made if we're going to move forward with splash pads and some new facilities. "the council also gave unanimous approval to a a project to clear trees from the site of the newewfour million dollar cone park in the singing hills area. bidding for that project will also get underway next month. 3 hours after a swearing- in ceremony for mayor bob scott and council member rhonda capron.scott was re-elected in november after running un-opposed for a second four- year term. capron handily won a second term over tom venesky. both renewed their oaths of office this morning a

lewis pool stay open until a new pool opened at cone park... and leif erikson pool would stay open until it couldn't hold water anymore. parks and rec director matt salvatore says the delay is so the council can find out how much money is available for the plan. 3 "this really doesn't impact our decisions. we're still going to be moving forward opening all five swimming pools next summer anyway. we'll have a little less time for planning between this summer and next summer if we want to get those splash pads installed. so we're just going to have to work diligently after the decision is made if we're going to move forward with splash pads and some new facilities. "the council also gave unanimous approval to a project to clear trees from the site of the new four million dollar cone park in singing hills. bidding for that project will get started next month. 3 3 last night's meeting came just hours after a swearing - in ceremony for mayor bob scott capron. scott was re - elected in november after running un - opposed for a second four - year term. capron won a second term over tom venesky. both renewed their oaths of office yesterday morning at cit

happen," matt is in charge of storing sioux city artifacts and information, and developing each display the museum holds. jessica rae: if you thought you saw something out of the ordinary on lewis blvd yesterday morning, you weren't alone. u-p-s truck drivers celebrated the life of a coworker who recently lost a battle to cancer by driving dozens of trucks in one line until departing for ththday's deliveriri pat conway of sioux city, made u-p-s deliveries for 25 years ... u-p-s drivers based in the sioux city area formed a line of trucks driving from lewis blvdll the way to outer drive. pat's co workers told us it was a unique was to pay tribute to a man they say could put a smile on anyone's face. "as an employee, pat was great.. he would do whatever it was take to help service the packages and take care of the customers....as a person, pat was better. pat's smile was contagiousyou couldn't go a day without getting a little bit of a laugh hangininout with pat. it was a way to...one and his legacy he left behind," said babor. services for pat were held at blessed sacrament catholic church.... pat was just 57 years old " " coming up....a new debate over breastfeeding in public a

matt hollander has been going through your pictures with a very ool app. seen any good once ones? 5. 2 in falmouth, piketon 4. chilicothe 3 identifiers. the biggest total 8 inches down in lewis county and that's going to be going up into the oafnt hours. won't finish up until the mid-morning hours down there. we've been going over the snow pictures as well and we've had fun ones coming. we've got the plows out inin lack waynoka and browntd. you can see them -- in browntd. of course there are a lot of folks having fun in paige and maddie geght out hitting the sleds and enjoying the day off i think sometimes we forget how much fun the snow can be. rot in robertson this from renee birdie. thank you for submitting that picture. this is my favorite. taylor in brooksville, kentucky, he's ready to go. he's got the helmet on, four wheeler. ready to have a good snow day. if you have any pictures submit them through the fox19 weather app. if or text to 41919. >> translator: 419 trinch newtonight, the latest efts to bring marijuana. >> rob: snow cancelled tonight. what about tomorrow morning? >> tricia: thanks for sticking with us. we want to get back to the story of the day. >> rob: t

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matt is in charge of storing sioux city artifacts and information, and developing each display the museum holds. jessica rae: if you thought you saw something out of the ordinary on lewis blvd yesterday you weren't alone. u-p-s truck drivers celebrated the life of a coworker who recently lost a battle to cancer by driving dozens of trucks in one line until departing for the day's deliveries pat conway of sioux city, made u-p-s deliveries for 25 years ... u-p-s drivers based in the sioux city area formed a line of trucks driving from lewis blvd all the way to outer drive. pat's co workers told us it was a unique was to pay tribute to a man they say could put a smile on anyone's face. "as an employee, pat was great.. he would do whatever it was take to help service the packages and take care of the customers....as a person, pat was better. pat's smile was contagious. you couldn't go a day without getting a little bit of a laugh hanging out with pat. it was a way to...one last fairwell for pat, in memory of him and his legacy he left behind," said babor. services for pat were held at blessed sacrament years old jessica rae: the list of 2015's most stolen computer password

matt. we're signing off with you. just ahead, new year, new good morning. time now is 8-28. we have a bad crash working in isle of wight right now. let's get to jen lewis with the details. good morning, hampton roads. let's check today: mostly cloudy. isolated showers. mostly in the afternoon/evening. highs will be in the mid 50s. winds ne 5-10mph. tonight: mostly cloudy. spotty showers. lows will be in the mid 40s. winds ne 5-10mph. saturday: mostly cloudy. a few late showers. highs will be in the upper 50s to near 60. winds east 5- 10mph. we'll see lots of clouds >>> 8:30 now. it's a friday morning. december 8, 2016. pretty nice day out here on our plaza. got a great crowd out here. people here and happy to have them along here. it's been a beautiful run here, absolutely. >> still coming up this morning, our resident experts who are spending the month checking every single aspect of your life. >> new twists on a few of our favorite things already for 2016. >> what is that? >> wow. >> what is going on there. >> snuggie with spirit all right. >> well, "together we make football" finalists, we'll find out who is going to get the trip of a lifetime to su