that is going to be a challenge for mike bloomberg. he is more of a technocrat. he was a good manager of new york city. emoting was not his strong suit. one of the things trump does is connect with people. with all the flourishes and minimal contact he did, people feel a connection. annie: last night's results is the kind of situation that would make mike bloomberg think about it. he looks at it and he sees donald trump and says, the rules don't seem to apply to anyone. i think it is true they would apply to him. charlie: it used to be said if it was sanders versus trump, that opened up a door to a third party. he would be the most logical one. nate: bloomberg is not that far removed from hillary clinton. he is more centerleft. trump might run away to the center. if you look at what he said when he was contemplating running on the reform ticket, kind of a populist centrist. one with, bloomberg did a good job in new york, but for a national platform, a little bit more creative and clever. trump already is a third-party candidate and an effective one. charlie: i he

mike bloomberg saying to financial times thinking about a run for president.d he take votes from the nominee and elect a republican do you think? >> i think so. give you one prime example. he may be a multibillionaire, he is not going to be taking those votes away from donald trump for example who also is a multibillionaire. he will take them away from hillary clinton and democrats looking for alternative to hillary clinton and aren't able to find one. for those may be sympathetic to his views on everything from guns to big gulps. we be someone democrats to look to. connell: would just hurt democrats is your view on that? >> i think so. i have no idea what kind of campaign he would put together. what he is really looking for. i don't think his views are mainstream enough to win. connell: right. >> and so, i just don't think it is something where mike bloomberg is going to come in and swoop in become next president of the united states. he may have a ross perot effect takes 20% of the vote away. let's not forget that actually elected a democrat. bill clinton in

mike bloomberg doesn't have that. even with that, perrot couldn't get one single independent college. >> what about this year though? this year is totally unpredictable. >> if you look at bill clinton and george herbert walker bush, they were not far apart. i think that middle lane is really wide open for someone like mike bloomberg to come in in a year where we have someone shouting from the sidelines. i think the voters would like -- >> i would welcome that. he will draw from your side. >> i don't know about that. gun control, climate control will work well in the red states. >> funny you should mention that. funny you should mention that. i'm about to talk about that, guys. >> time now for my take. there's no way new york mayor mike bloomberg would be thinking about an independent presidential bid without these things, a serious donald trump campaign and wounded hillary clinton. oh, let's not forget a self-proclaimed democratic socialist skyrocketing into new hampshire and who knows where else. bloomberg sees a hug

would mike bloomberg will the guy who you have been waiting for who could penetrate the sheer stupidity cad daisy? >> i think others will be before it. i think that bloomberg would not be intimidated by donald trump. and i think, in fact, trump would tend to be intimidated by him. it all comes down to being able to layout a rationale for your candidacy and put it out from and attract people. i, you know, i'm skeptical about this, but it would be fascinating to sigh you try. >> what kind of army does he have to assemble and how that st? >> well, he has to get on the ballot, which involves, they have to buy that. you buy ballot access. >> those companies you hire. >> you do each of these. >> get signatures, whatever. >> and all of the different legal issues. he then has to sort of put together organizations in this. now, bernie sanders has a idea logical basic to do that. it's everybody that wants to keep going. bloomberg, tougher. >> stewart stevens, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. coming up, more from new hampshire voters. we are actually going to let the voters speak. they wil

i think that will be a challenge for mike bloomberg. is he much more of a tech no krat. he was a good manager of new york city but emoting and annie and i both covered him at city hall, was not always seen as his strong suit. one of the things trump does is he does connect with people. for all of sort of the flourishes and the minimal direct voter contact that he did, people do feel a connection to him. >> i think that last night's results are the kind of situation that would make mike bloomberg think more realistically about it he looks at it. and he looks at it. >> i agree with that. >> he looks at it and he sees donald trump and says the rules done seem to apply this year to anyone so why would they apply to me. i think it's true that they would apply to him and he is kked to wall street. >> rose: it used to be said that if it was sanders versus trump then that was opened up a real door to a third party and he would be the most logical one because of resources and also political experience. >> bloomberg as he became in his latter years in new york is not that far remo

i don't think mike bloomberg stands a chance. will he takes votes, of course, but not damage except to his eg. >> garland, you think he gets in the race? >> no, i really don't. if hillary wins, i don't think he gets in. it is it about bernie and trump. and if you have a blom bloom, and hillary and donald trump. three candidates who spent their entire lives as democrats anyway and. >> garland and steve, good to have you on. >> fair point. now we are talking about a new web service to revolutionize home care for the elderly by matching service on their personalities. >> reporter: jenna millions of americans can't care for themselves. loving many with a big decision. when marie's husband became ill. >> it was parkinson. you have therapy today. she decided a home attendant was better than a nursing home. you found the care givers to be detached and unreloyable. >> i could not count on them showing up and they were detached and i couldn't plan anything about my day. >> reporter: and her experience with care givers is not uncondition.

could mike bloomberg still get into the race? he says he is considering his options. it's the first time he has confirmed speculation that he has confirmed it . of discourse on the campaign trail and insult to voters. liz: that's interesting. thank you, robert. in a scary moment at the bernie sanders rally when he woman fainted. have a look . >> that was in derry new hampshire. the woman fell off the riser and landed near the bottom of the podium. we have no idea what caused her to fall.she was able to walk away and appeared to be okay. maybe she felt burned. sanders resumed his speech . [applause] the jury could begin deliberating the lang. wept on the stand . it happened in 2014. tensed up in his gun went off. he says he panicked and did not realize the bullet had hit anyone. he never gave cpr to girly. the officer said he had received training but never on a mannequin and calling for professional medics while his friend was performing cpr was the best way to help. he says the family showed little remorse and had never apologize. >> i need a conviction of peter land

mike bloomberg is itching to run for president. that's a source close to the mayor . he started his second pole as his chances as an independent. the wall street journal reported . he denied that in the journal has now remove the reference from its story. >> chris christie dropped out of the race. in a facebook post and said he has no regrets about running. he finished sixth place in the new hampshire primary. he gone is just 7% of the vote . there is no time off for him. he will get back into the business of the new jersey's governor. it will give a speech on the $30 billion budget.he needs to make decisions on the transportation fund and the state pension fund. carly fiorina dropped out. she finished seventh in new hampshire. she is not leaving the campaign trail it will continue to travel the country to fight for americans who refuse to settle for the way things are. she has a message for a women and girls. do not listen to anyone who says you have to vote a certain way . i think it's a reference >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders will debate tonight in milwauke

why mike bloomberg can win, he says. and remember, bloomberg hasn't announced any candidacy.e says the share of voters that identify as independent in this country hit 43% last year. that's a new record. moreover, 60% of americans told gallup in september that the republicans and democrats do such a poor job representing them, they want to see a third major party emerge. why i picked this quote, it was on the numbers. clearly you can go to the piece and read, which we've heard before, all the reasons he says. i mean, he's a bloomberg guy. why bloomberg is the right fit during this kind of election. >> it's a shock to me. so almost half of americans identify as independent and not part of the right or left. >> which also, he suggests, is not representative of votes like the iowa caucuses. >> sure. >> or the new hampshire primary. it's more geared toward the general election. we'll see if bloomberg does announce. we're just about at the top of the hour. that means joe, becky, and andrew are hard at work, prepping today's edition of "squawk box." joe joins us from midtown manhat

bowes, >>> 38 billion dollar question, which the man with that kind of net worth, former mayor mike bloomberg take on both parties with an independent run for the white house? the billionaire revealed monday he is considering it. but with the election day nine months away, it's an uphill battle. melissa russo shows us what it would take. >> i'm not a candidate, i'm not a candidate. >> time and again, mayor bloomberg flirted, but never did it. >> i plan to be mayor for the next 9926 days. 12k3w4r this could be the time he gets serious, he calls the current presidential candidates too extreme. the discourse a disgrace. >> there'sno one candidate you can really feel like this is the one. >> i would vote for him in a heartbeat. >> look at who he's up against. if it's not him, who is it going to be? a little scary. >> bloomberg advisers tell me he'll only run if he thinks he can win. he'll wait until at least march to see how the race is shaping up, whether hillary clinton is the nominee, and if so, is she running strong. >> i think he's a super intelligent guy but i love hillary. >> since bloombe

. >> reporter: before south carolina's vote later this month, former new york city mayor mike bloomberg could jump in. >> what do you think of bloomberg? >> i think he's the democrat so -- >> reporter: you don't like him? >> no, i'm not leaning towards bloomberg, even though i like him, he did a great job with >> reporter: and supporters of mike bloomberg says he only needs to wait until after the new hampshire primary to decide whether he does jump into the race for a possible bid for the white house. but i think he's probably going to have to wait a little bit longer to see if hillary clinton improves in the next couple of elections, the votes in nevada and also in south carolina later this month. we will see you later tonight. for now, reporting live in manchester, new hampshire, dave evans, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> thank you. we invite you to stay with eyewitness news and abc news as the results come in later on tonight. we will have complete wrap-up at 11:00 and all evening long at abc7ny.com. >>> coming up we will explain what was behind this incredible and dangerous scene. >

>> mike bloomberg who hasn't entered the race. the other guys will look like they're so weak. mccain started to lock look he's out of his element. >> that is what everybody on both sides looks like in a serious economic problem. nobody cares about foreign problems. they care about our economy. >> that will play to someone who knows about business. talk about how great he is. >> thank you all. that was very succinct. i'm shocked, almost breathless, thank you. charles payne is in for neil this week. what have you got coming up? >> donald trump tells us what he thinks of the new video, showing iran making a mockery of those captured middle eastern sailors. >>> free phones and free lawyers for illegal immigrants? they were not really free. guess who will pay, see you at the bottom of the hour. >> thanks, charles him up here first, see this minimum wage rage, what if i told you it wasn't at last week's republican debate but at this week's democratic debate. we report all the candidates and job creators hide. building's developers accused of cutting corners on construction. back to

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. >> and we don't even know where this political season can go because there is talk that mike bloomberg, the former mayor may throw the hat though ring. in year's past how would pent fair in a political race. you no what the race book is ripped up. there is a new playbook being written now as you run for president of the united states. so it is anybody's guess whether mike bloomberg willow the hat the rng and how he will do. >> he is saying he think thinking about it. chris christie looks look he may be quitting today. he came in sixth place last night in new hampshire. governor of new jersey. you know, a little over being recruited to rup. hes with seen as phonesly the savior of the republican party. somebody who could beat barack obama and alternative to mitt romney. he didn't do it. now. rosanna: at that time, he said was not ready. he gave a speech at the was falling over themselves to get to governor christie. at the same, he said i am not ready. now he is ready. he says he is ready. apparently, you guess, the voters are not onboard. they can't seem to get headway. greg: listen to

could mike bloomberg be that?in "the wall street journal" saying i believe mike bloomberg, who is a non-partisan centrist, never been in washington, successful businessman, successful mayor, can bring together the 50% to 60% of americans, i call it the new silent majority, who really respond to what pat was talking about. the fit is not perfect. . but candidly, there is so much of a ground swell in america for something different than the politics of division, polarization, negative ads that bloomberg represents. he is a potential very serious candidate, should he decide to run. >> i think also what they're looking for is true. we had a question. we're almost 70% of americans say that as opposed to politicians always lie, that somehow we now have reached a lower tier where politicians lie about everything all the time. the american people want their sovereignty back. they're not looking for -- >> wow. that's a statement. >> they're not looking for just a leader. they're looking to take a role in their own country.

. >> mike bloomberg is a practical man. he would be in this to win.o desire to run and not be competitive. and if he feels he can win the election he will give it source consideration. >> he is known for nanny state and sugary drinks and salt and antigun. what would his pitch be. >> he is a fiscal conservative and lower taxes and economic growth. but more generally, end the polarization and division of what we have seen in a fist california and social progressive. there is a broad range of the american electorate that would be acceptable to that. >> and he has to make the decision quickly in the next now weeks. and he would have to run the national campaign and get on the ballot and ascertain whether he thinks he can be a serious and winning candidate. >> rnc a lot hurdles and logistics and getting on the ballot. how do you do that? >> it is difficult and laborious and expensive. i am confident if he decides run, he can get on the ballot and look the at ross perot and the answer is by john of 1992, last time an independent ran ross perot had over 300

why would they need mike bloomberg. >> no, i think a lot of people on the republican side and moderates will say if it's cruz or trump, i might go for bloomberg. >> you think he might get moderate republicans. >> i think the whole purpose here is to take it into the house of representatives for a vote. he's trying to deny enough dealts -- he's talking about spending a billion dollars. name a state he he can win. he can't. can he win enough to deny a candidate the necessary delegates to get the nomination. if that happens, it happened in 1825, it goes to the house of representatives and the senate, one person, one vote. i think that's what bloomberg is up to. i think that's what he's seriously considering. >> the problem is, anderson, i know we're getting ahead of ourselves, but the problem, and i appreciate the fact that republicans are angry and they want to burn the house down and they want to destroy the establishme establishment, just go ahead. you want a few matches, i'll give you a box. but the problem is the general election. in order to win you've got to win independents and go

mike. bloomberg is a you know what. f bloomberg, all of these. >> defensive registrations where people say i don't want to own, that i don't want somebody standing my name up in a way they can control. liz: these are things people must do. target the right names, correct, make sure you own your own name. >> target the right names. the obvious ones and find the ones that might be inobvious. bloomberg did a good job of that, and don't just register them, set them on auto renew so you don't have to reregister them. auto renew is something that godaddy offers and people lose the domain name. this is not what happened to jeb, he never bought it. folks lose it in auto renew, somebody picks it up. very high-profile folks have had this happen to them, and set it for auto renew and point it to something that's meaningful so it doesn't just return a 404 error or a doesn't exist error, it goes to linkedin profile, fox business in your case, go daddy, whatever. if you do that, you actually put a massive amount of control on your dig

but let's talk about mike bloomberg is admitting he is considering his options. you talked to him. >> i did. i talked to him a couple of weeks ago. charlie probably knows more he told me off the record. i guess he is on talking publicly i'm not breaking rules here. he told me he would decide within a month if he would do it. it is looking more likely he will do it. >> he has the advantage of knowing he doesn't have to decide until march. and go out and find out what he has to do if he decides. >> but the question now -- i think a lot of people will be talking about -- who with does he help and hurt if he gets in to the race? >> his comments about the level of discourse is an outrage and insult to the voters. >> i couldn't disagree with that. that. >> cbs news will have a republican presidential debate from south carolina this weechblgd watch it saturday on cbs. >>> ahead, parts of our interview with barack obama that you haven't seen yet. memories in the oval office good morning. blustery winds could cause some blowing snow in the northern part of the state and w

could mike bloomberg at his name to the race? he said he is considering. he has confirmed speculation for the first time. bloomberg says he finds a level on the campaign trail and insult to voters. i would think some of the examples that we heard in that piece could be exhibit a for mike brooks argument. >> interesting! >> think you very much. a lot more to come . the jury could begin deliberating.peter lang wept on the stand yesterday as he spoke about the night he shot and killed early in a dark stairwell inside the pink house in 2014. he said the noise startled him and he tensed up and is he panicked and he did not realize his bullet hit anyone. the officer testified that he received trading but never on a mannequin. curly's friend perform cpr . they say the family showed little remorse and has never apologize. >> it was no accident! you murder my son! i need justice for my son . i need a conviction of peter leanne. >> lange has been on a ministry of duty since the shooting.closing arguments are expected to begin this morning.police are searching for a

billionaires are not popular. >> mike bloomberg is outstanding.of person you want for president. to get to 270 electoral votes, i can tell you where i come from in tennessee. his gun policy will not. texas, florida. i do not see that. mike can. into this race. >> he has the money to do with. he is smart. he is not one that donald is bullying. >> you cannot discount the man. bernie sanders is on the left. donald trump, he is extreme in the way he expresses his views. fairly soft spoken. huge dollars for advertising. he is in the middle. he could do a lot of damage. i have known him for 20 years. there is -- he can shake up this race where we could end up on the democrats and republicans. stuart: let's move on to the democrats. why was it not mentioned at all? bernie sanders and the markets. >> i think it has gotten to a point whether benghazi or e-mail or foundation, something that is a given. it is not important to them anymore. however, why bernie sanders did not take it and go after her is one i do not understand. >> i have a theory. if bernie s

former mayor mike bloomberg said he's considered a third party run for president. he's found the campaign to be so far an outrage and an insult acknowledgements that he's been thinking about running. >>> the candidates are fighting for every vote on the eve of the new hampshire primary. marcia kramer interviewed the candidates from our area who want to be president. >> in just a few hours, donald trump is going to get a huge get out the vote rally in the verizon center. with the polls showing him far ahead he told me he was quietly optimistic. >> we've known each other a long time. >> forever. >> a long time. >> for billionaire donald trump there's more at stake than just winning. the results could thin the herd and make low performers drop out. >> yes, there will be some people dropping out. >> it's obvious he would like >> jeb is a stiff. he couldn't get a job if he weren't a politician. last name. >> we've worked hard in new hampshire and people have gotten to know me well. >> reporter: you have signs everywhere. >> we do. we have people and volunteers. >> repor

. >> i wrote a piece in the wall street journal saying that mike bloomberg who is a nonpartisan centrist never been in washington successful businessman. successful mayor can bring together the 50-60 percent of americans i call the new silent majority who really respond to what pat was talking about. the fit is not perfect, i understand that, but candidly there's so much of a ground swell in america for something different than the politics of division, polarization, negative ads that bloomberg represents he is a potential very serious candidate should he decide to run. >> i think also what they are looking for is true. we have a question it has not been released yet. almost 70 percent of americans say, as opposed to politicians somehow we have now reached the lower tier where politicians lie about everything all of the time. american people want their sovereignty back. they are not looking at -- they are not looking for just a leader. they are looking to take a role in their own country. so movement will matter. i believe that the opening i heard yesterday, the leading and i won't say h

let's talk about mike bloomberg admitting publicly that he's considering options. you talked to him in the last couple weeks. >> i did. i talked to him a couple weeks ago. charlie probably knows more about this than i do. he told me off the record, now that he's talking publicly about it, i'm not breaking any rules here, he told me then he was going to decide within a month whether or not to do it. i'm thinking it's looking more and more like he's going to do it. >> he has the advantage of being able to right now while he's looking at it, knowing that he doesn't are to decide until march and go out and find out exactly what he has to do if he decides. >> the question now, i think a lot of people will be talking about it, who does he help and who does he hurt if he gets into the race. >> his comments about the level of discourse in an outrage and insult to the voters. >> i couldn't disagree with that. >> right. >> almost everybody agrees with that. >> bob schieffer, thank you. >> great to be here. >> great to have you here. >>> cbs news will bring you a republican p

mike bloomberg could afford it, could attract a lot of smart people to work with him. matt: this is a perfect year and could be an accelerator for independent candidates. this will accelerate the process. the problem for the country is that if donald trump wins the domination -- nomination or hillary clinton, there will be two candidates that are disliked by the majority of the country and distrusted. we will tell the american public to pick these 2 who you don't like and don't trust. that creates the avenue for a third-party. i don't know if bloomberg fits that. i think there will be a lot of people considering that process. charlie: who's on the list? matt: the founder of starbucks. he has talked about community and these things bit the problem is the elect -- things. the problem is the electoral college. there is not a lot you can add up to make 270. you can complicate things and help somebody else win or send a vote to the house of representatives. more so than 1992, this is the year for independent candidate. charlie: you think they could win? matt: it could certa

. >> magic mike bloomberg. with one man's quest to ban soda. >> this is getting sillilier. >> scathing private e-mails. >> really. i appreciate the two of you. >> you ready to go to lunch? >> how are you? all right. sure let's do it. >> not too bad. lady. >> all right. let's go. >> did that happen? >> did deniro just leave with a bill o'reilly impersonator? >> i am greg gutfeld. joined once again by a live studio audience straight from the tacoma youth center for violent offenders. here's what's coming up. the debate full of hate. who did great? who stealed the -- sealed their. >> we won't pay for the wall so trump will make it more tall and tells the man down south you hush your potty mouth. >> robots on the rise every human dies. pleads don't take my prize. let's get started the casserole in the oven is savory tomato cobbler. >> let's welcome tonight's guests. his resume is thicker than chris matthew's skull. i am here tonight with town hall.com columnist attorney and army vet kurt slick tore. my favorite ken

mike bloomberg runs for president. that's how sources say. the sources tell the paper that victories by trump and sanders have left an opening for a centrist in the race. the wall street reported that bloomberg would meet with him but he denied that. the journal remove the reference from its story. >> chris christie has presidential race. and his supporters in a facebook post and he says he has no regrets and not running for president. there is no time off for him as he will get ready and back in business as new jersey's governor. he will give a speech to the state more than $30 billion budget. >> he will do his day job? >> he will be back in new jersey.he will make decisions on the transportation fund in the state engine fund. ben: carly fiorina is dropping out of the race. she was the only woman . she finished seventh in new hampshire. she is not leaving the campaign trail. she says she will continue to travel the country to fight for americans who refused to settle for things the way that they are. she is a message for women and girls sayi

. >> i wrote a piece in the wall street journal saying that mike bloomberg who is a nonpartisan centrist washington successful businessman. successful mayor can bring together the 50-60 percent of americans i call the new silent majority who really respond to what pat was talking about. the fit is not perfect, i understand that, but candidly there's so much of a ground swell in america for something different than the politics of division, polarization, negative ads that bloomberg represents he is a potential very serious candidate should he decide to run. >> i think also what they are looking for is true. we have a question it has not been released yet. almost 70 percent of americans say, as opposed to politicians somehow we have now reached the lower tier where politicians lie about everything all of the time. american people want their sovereignty back. they are not looking at -- they are not looking for just a leader. they are looking to take a role in their own country. so movement will matter. i believe that the opening i heard yesterday, the leading and i won't say his name. the m

all right politics now according to new york post former new york city mayor mike bloomberg itching to run for president. >> that's how a source billionaire became a second national poll to test chances as an independent candidate. they told trump and sand percent left opening for a candidate. it that bluing would meet with political pollster flank. but according to bright part.com they denied that and journal remove that reference from its story. >> governor chris christie has to go back to doing the job he's paid by tea parties to do the. because yesterday he dropped out of the presidential race he thanked supporters in a took post last nigh and said he has no regret about running for comangder in chief. i don't know if taxpayers feel the same. he finished fifth garnering 7% of the vote up there. he's back in trenton, he has to go back to being new jersey's governor on tuesday. he will give a spoach to the legislature on the state more than $30 billion budgets and needs to make decisions on the transportation fund it's running out of money, and state pension fund that is also running

. >> would you apply that same standard to any businessman or woman who wents to run and mike bloomberg's name comes up, for example. >> i have to look for character, and the freedoms that we do or don't have in the future. >> so, the argument trump has made, i'm sure that michael bloomberg would make if he has a third-party run, when you're that rich, no one can buy you, no one can buy influence with you and there's that advantage. what do you make of that arguement? >> hopefully none of us that is going to run for office cannot be bought. hopefully we have people that -- of integrity that is going to make the decisions that are right. >> we learned the hard way in some cases, hopefully to your point, rare cases, people can be bought, they can be influenced, they can be be her to the education lobby. hillary clinton will be very loyal to that lobby, some say the same about the oil lobby will be a republican candidate would be very loyal to that lobby. i guess what i'm saying, is there a danger to that, period? >> i don't think there's ever a danger for us to follow god's word and that's

. >> mike bloomberg could win new york state. if he wins 31 electoral votes, maybe nobody gets 270.one vote per state. you may end up with president ryan. >> wow! you're right, there is a scenario for that. >> are you surprised the way the race is twisting and turning? rubio had the momentum, and then thanks to chris christie, lost some of the mow people item. cruz had the iowa, lost that momentum? >> i'm surprised at more than that. i'm surprised i don't have any feeling at all for this electorate. >> is that right? >> i've never seen an electorate that's so difficult to read. i think about a third of this electorate will line up tomorrow and make up their mind as they're walking to the box to cast their vote. >> you think so? >> yeah. they are really struggling. >> i don't know if it's going to be bernie sanders or chris christie. i don't know if it's going to be donald trump or jeb bush. >> that's what makes it so odd. that's why i say i can't read this election. >> you think it's too cold here? >> no, i think there's too many of you guys. >> you're right about that. >> you are r

me to lay odds a bookmaker i'd say the odds are not 50-50 but it's not being discounted, and mike bloombergun to lose. becoming vice-president doesn't necessarily mean he loses, and by the way, can you imagine the war chest that he and human beingry would have? her fun -- hillary would have? her fundraising ability and bloomberg is worth 28 billion. and trump has 10 billion in treasury bonds he can throw out there. >> that's fascinating. 7y >>> apparently congress was watching a lot of my chatting back and forth with apple lead attorney ted olsen bus then the ceo coming out and a lot of people coming out front and center on this very issue that we raised in a rather heated exchange. jay knows how to keep his wheels spinning. nice shorts, dad... they don't make 'em in adult sizes? this is what the pros wear. look at the lines... -uhhh... look at the other line... -mm-mhh.. that's why he starts his day with those two scoops in deliciously heart healthy kellogg's raisin bran. ready to eat my dust? too bad i already filled up on raisins. by taking steps towards a healthy heart, jay knows he'll

i truly believe we'll find out that donald trump gave a lot of money to mike bloomberg's anti-secondot to planned parenthood, maybe to pro illegal immigration groups. >> just to be very clear, we know none of those things. so i want to preface that and get your take on this. i want you to listen to trump slamming cruz in the gop debate. cruz fires back. listen. >> you don't have the endorsement of one republican senator and you work with these people. you should be ashamed of yourself. >> you know, i actually think donald is right, he is promising if he is elected he will cut deals in washington and he's right, he has supported, he has given hundreds of thousands of dollars to democrats. when you stand up to washington, you honor the promise you made to the men and women who elected you and say enough with the corruption, enough with the cronyism, let's actually stand for the working men and women of this country, washington doesn't like it and donald, if you want to be liked in washington, that's not a good attribute for a president. >> so, steve, we have seen pretty much eight year

now, well mike bloomberg, may still get in the race, and in an interview with the financial times, bloomberg said he's considering his options. we spofort knew that. but this is fist first time he's confirmed speculation that he's thinking of jumping in the race. bloomberg finds level of this, of course, on campaign trail, quote, an insult to the voters. likely self-fund a run for president. and he says he's listening to what the candidates are saying, perhaps sensing an opening for a candidate like himself. >> interesting. could be -- he is another new yorker in the race potentially after donald trump the nominee that would make three new yorkers if hillary clinton is -- in the heart land one of the large test cruise ships ever been built. you would think incredibly stable not susceptible to being storms but that's not the case. now only its way after hitting the florida coast this qeendz. >> scary but so far captain ordered everyone to go back to their cabin for safety and images we're sees are crazy. lots of passengers posted on social media showing overturned look at the waves here. jaco

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even with his vast amount of money, it would be tough for mike bloomberg. >> so good to see you.so much. >>> up next, we look ahead to the nevada caucus. is hillary clinton ready now that bernie sanders has found his momentum? ♪ the bold nissan rogue, with intuitive all wheel drive. because winter needs a hero. now get a $199 per month lease on the 2016 nissan rogue. nissan. innovation that excites. do something! get on the floor! oh i'm not a security guard, i'm a security monitor. i only notify people if there is a robbery. there's a robbery. why monitor a problem if you don't fix it? that's why lifelock does more than free credit monitoring to protect you from identity theft. we not only alert you to identity threats, if you have a problem, we'll spend up to a million dollars on lawyers and experts to fix it. lifelock. join starting at $9.99 a month. it takesi'm on the move.. to all day long...ss. and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, inc

will be mike bloomberg? >> certainly won't be.re will be republican candidate step forward to viable alternative to donald trump and hillary clinton. listen they don't reflect my values. i won't vote for a candidate that doesn't reflect my values. i don't care about their party. david: roger, is there any signh supported amnesty on immigration issue. what matters where you stand today. >> so did donald trump. >> today donald trump is the conservative standard-bearer and he is the most conservative candidate with crossover appeal. somebody that can appeal to blue-collar democrats. catholic democrats. african-americans. best last hope for this country. david: all right. gentlemen, we have to leave it at that. please come back again. i would like you both to be on one more time. i don't think we finished with this subject. roger, air. >> eric: , appreciate it. melissa. melissa: marco rubio won second place in south carolina but the florida senator still hasn't won a single state. as gop narrows the pressure is on for rubio to start w

someone like mike bloomberg could pull it off, i think if hillary clinton was able to keep it close with bernie sand keep it close with bernie sanders and moving into south carolina where she is expected to do well, thing might, you know -- bloomberg may cool his jets if hillary clinton can keep it a bit closer. >> gene: a lot on the line for everyone. peter, we will check back with you next hour. >> great. >>> a scare involving a long >>> a scare involving a long-range rocket and the super bowl. next at 7:00, what was on board a banned missile over the site >>> the chance for snow is going up again today. the slight chance at the coast throughout your tuesday, but wednesday and an even greater risk. we will take a look at that accumulation next >>> and next, an old favorite is becoming one of the hottest toys on the market. the reason many stores are (dog) mmmm. we've been together since 2012. i do notice that sometimes i eat better than her. i get my healthy bowl of beneful, and she eats a cheese stick and a cracker. that's what she ate last night. can you believe what some people put