>>> jeb bush kicks up a storm by ignoring a key part of meghan kelly's question. >> on the subject of iraq, obviously very controversial knowing what we know now, would you have authorized the invasion? >> i would have and so would have hillary clinton, just to remind everybody and so was almost everybody that was confronted with the intelligence that they got. >> how did the former governor bobble that question about what we know now, and will the media keep pressing him to disavow his brother's policies? >>> president obama says the media needs to do a better reporting job on issues like poverty in order to help him change the minds of republicans and takes a swipe at fox news. >>> and david letterman about to hang it up with an all-star parade of guests. >> at one point, we suggested that maybe it's easier for a man or woman to be more effective out of office -- >> well you're about to find out. >> my god, i take that as a challenge. >> how did dave transform late-night tv? what about his liberal leanings? and can stephen colbert hang on to the cbs audience? i'm howard kurtz and th

an light of the whirlwind media tour that the governor took recently on "fox news" followed by meghan kellyecently this morning on fox and friends. taken into account was the governor place the fourth in the a straw poll by the leadership conference and it has some wondering, is governor christie the comeback kid? >> a great line. we talked about earlier that this is happen in presidential politics before. if you look at the rise of the site some of the candidates that can become president there are pitfalls everywhere and so many people count of the governor out one event after the other whether it was indictments or bridgegate. it's too early to tell and he hasn't announced it is certainly as momentum. >> energy has shifted in has shifted in light of two events. the bridgegate indictments were the governor was not indicted along with the three policy speeches that he is made in new hampshire where he put the meat on the table about the policies and plans he would put into place if he were to run for president. those two things have changed the momentum and change the conversation. >> what

. >> meghan kelly throwing punches.t's turn to business after a record breaking close for index indexes indexes. the s&p closed at a high. steve joins us live from london. we're expecting to get the housing starts later this morning. will that throw some water on this rally we've been seeing over the last day? >> well, only if they're good figures. what's been leading the market is the fact that we've had so many bad pieces of data in the last 24 hours. the market thinks no rate hike. also the hope that greece will get a deal in the next few days. the labor minister have both side in the last 24 hours they think there could be some form of deal. apple is rallying after only 1% of the company, he said the shares which are trading at 130 bucks. the buybacks which i said the company should do. he says they could dominate tv and he reckons that apple could dominate automobiles at some stage in the future. >> get your apple stock. something near and deer to millennials, star bucks joining up with spot if i? >> here we go. it

jeb bush in his interview yesterday that got a lot of attention with meghan kelly, he really made a forceful critique of liberal approaches and rubio has his own. the democrats will face a -- more of a debate and dialog than they've had in the last few presidential races because there are some republicans who i think more comfortable addressing this. >> john kasich of ohio talks about bringing people out of the shadows as he calls it so they have a government approach to dealing with poverty and you do see it become more bipartisan at this point. >> we're hearing the president and the first lady as they wrap up eight years in the white house, getting more and more personal. we heard the first lady the other day get very personal at that commencement speech at tuskegee university. she is the one who grew up on the south side of chicago. >> sorry. >> he grew up in hawaii. >> he taught in chicago. sorry. >> he lived in the south side represented the south side of chicago when he was a politician. >> organized. >> yeah. >> but listen to what he said at georgetown university today because he's in

i mean if jeb bush just had a big stumble because meghan kelly is a good interviewer who asked him aaightforward question that made him look really bad on iraq because he couldn't answer it, at least he's getting that practice. would you say that she's had much of that practice recently? or is she just going to try it out if she wins the nomination in the general election where there's less margin for error? >> no, i would agree with that, actually. i think she has not had a lot of experience with it right now. she needs to get back into practice of dealing with everyday people and with the everyday rig gorigors of a press corps that's going to look harshly at everything she says. where she's not really involved in a difficult primary for all the sort of interest that bernie sanders has gotten recently it's pretty unlikely he's going to oust her as the nominee. >> easy john. >> for the party. >> easy on bernie, john. >> i'm getting far out on a limb there. but this is her time when she can sort of do this stuff, get comfortable with people get comfortable with the press, answer some

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meghan trainor. >> maroon 5. sheryl crowe. kellye to get down to business. >> the finalist in fourth place is koryn hawthorn. >> reporter: then davis in third place. to soften the blow everybody got a car. but then came the real prize. >> the winner of "the voice" is sawyer fredericks! >> reporter: a fan favorite from the beginning. 16-year-old sawyer fredericks from team pharrell is the season eight winner of "the voice." >> i wasn't worried about winning or losing because i knew i would be happy no matter what. >> reporter: for "today," carson daly, nbc news. >> terrific. we can't wait to congratulate sawyer in person when he drops by tomorrow morning here at studio 1a. savannah? >> thank you so much. >>> it is only may but 2015 has already been a very big year for dwayne johnson. he starred in the hit blockbuster "furious 7" one of the highest grossing movies of all time. now he's out with a new adventure "san andreas." >> hooked up. out the door. clear. don't you worry. i'm going to get you out of here. this thing isn't going to