mitt romney defended it. but he lost the election. >> romney's got to combat this. >> romney has to talk to the american people as to why he has dressage horses and -- >> we're way off base. i was hosting the afternoon program, and discussed with julie, this is how he nailed it. watch. >> i'm going to make news on your show today, megyn. the word is out that for the past ten years harry reid has been beating his wife. do i know that harry reid has been beating his wife? do i have proof? no, but the burden of proof is on him to prove that he hasn't been beating his wife. that's what harry reid did to mitt romney. >> isn't that right? >> that may be right. people said the president was born in kenya. he put his birth certificate out to the american people and said, i indeed was not born in kenya. >> but going on the senate floor and saying that. >> louie golmert said he was from kenya. michele bachmann -- >> it's different. >> -- put out lies about this president. he told the people the truth. the people believ

many people say that's what killed mitt romney. in the exit polls, you saw this. people couldn't identify with him. they thought he was just too elitist, too far above their problems. >> at least mitt romney made his money by turning around corporations. i think in hillary's case, she's a first-rate opportunist. she worships money because money is the path to power. the corporations, the top ones, can be a lawn mower corporation she'd hang around with them if it meant it could get her to the white house, it makes no difference what business they're in. >> will this kind of arrogance of privilege come back to haunt her during the campaign? >> well, i certainly think it's going to be a common theme. interestingly, it's coming from both the far left and the right. they're both sort of attacking her with this populist messaging. i think hillary clinton is someone who does whatever's necessary at the time. she's not a ralph nader. she's not an elizabeth warren. she's not ideologically driven. she will do what is politically viable. sort of talking about income inqualit

is intent was to paint mitt romney as a fat cat.ly bald faced lied and is being blasted in social media. stuart: i was speechless that you are not. liz: i was speechless when i first saw it. stuart: a follow-up to a story we brought you yesterday lauren simonetti is here with the story in case you missed it. >> my favorite mom in the world who used facebook to apologize for it children's bad behavior in a movie theater. purpose went viral capturing the attention of a woman she was apologizing to. that will also imam accepting the apology and praising her parenting. here is mrs. wood on fox and friends this morning. >> the intention was not to embarrass them. they are embarrassed. >> she embarrassed her kids but hopefully they learned their lesson. stuart: that is a very good story somebody calling out somebody else's kids in a nice way, not being harsh and fixing the problem. >> facebook connected them. she got in touch with the woman one and praising her parenting it is a field good story in the end but children don't feel so good.

is the third time the charm for mitt romney? itt mitt mitt mitt. >> did you -- am i being -- was there something going on here. this is like florida 2000 election. suspect. hanging chads. >> i grew up 45 minutes away from foxborough. i'll leave it at that. >> patriot blood in the veins. >> i don't know who's left. >> neither do i at this point. >> heads or tails? >> tails. 20. here we go. michael steele choosing the second to last. martin o'malley. >> martin o'malley. he is the former governor of maryland which makes him officially a washington outsider. the inspiration for the character tommy karketi on the wire. it's martin o'malley. >> hometown boy. you know him. >> yes, i do. >> governor for the state he was governor of. >> yeah. i am left speechless. >> do you guys have a good relationship? >> we do. o'malley i got a lot of v.p. potential. i think the positioning for the number two slot the big one is hillary. i think a lot of folks are going to play to her and he's probably one of them. >> jess not a lot of options. >> i do

an interesting example exit , polling after the election of mitt romney, exit polling, not forecasting or models, people coming out of voting booths in 2012 said that mitt won on the issue they considered most significant, the economy. he won on defense, job creation. as a matter of fact, mitt romney, in exit polling after the 2012 election, won on every question that people asked with one exception. and the one on which he lost was , and he lost by 89% in favor of obama, who you think cares more about you. 89%, 91%, something like that. that is why they voted the way they did because mitt romney , was turned into a villain. i am here to tell you about the power of story today, but because if we do not understand the power of story we will never win elections against these weaklings, the kind of kids who were at student council meetings telling you if you vote for me i will give you longer recess, it -- get out of my face. we will keep losing if we do not understand the power of story, the power of pop-culture. before mitt romney even get into the fight he was the villain and people do

an interesting example, exit polling after the election of mitt romney, exit polling, not forecasting or models, people coming out of voting booths in 2012 said that mitt won on the issue they considered most significant, the economy. he won on defense, job creation. as a matter of fact, mitt romney, in exit polling after the 2012 election, won on every question that people asked with one exception. and the one on which he lost was, and he lost by 89% in favor of obama, who do you think cares more about you. 89%, 91%, something like that. that is why they voted the way they did, because mitt romney was turned into a villain. i am here to tell you about the power of story today, but because if we do not understand the power of story we will never win elections against these weaklings, the kind of kids who were at student council meetings telling you if you vote for me i will give you longer recess -- get out of my face. we will keep losing if we do not understand the power of story, the power of pop-culture. before mitt romney even got into the fight he was the villain and people do no

mitt romney has 16 years on evander holyfield.life experience give him an advantage in the ring? both men standing at just over 6 feet tall. the heavyweight champ heavier by 40 pounds. are we gearing up for career knockout number 30? joining me now, four-time heavyweight boxing champ evander holyfield. great to have you on "the real story." >> thank you. >> really? you are going to fight mitt romney in the ring? >> i think i'll be nice. >> you are going to be nice? one blow and it would be all over right? >> i don't think so. i think he's tougher than that. >> all right. i want to show our viewers, this is the world premiere of a video about mitt romney taking on evander. watch this. >> you heard my critics say i'm out of touch, that i'm stiff, i just don't relate to people. for years, i've been listening to garbage like that. i decided to fight back. how do you do that? by taking on the former heavyweight champion of the world. >> so he's talking tough. you buying it? >> he is tough. it's for charity. >> charity vision a nonprofi

he said that mitt romney, then running for president, had not paid income taxes for 10 years. se, governor romney has paid millions in income tax its. the other day on cnn reid was asked about the situation. >> you are a polarizing figure and a lot of republicans actually blame you personally for the way congress and washington in general has gotten so highly partisan in the last couple of years. >> that's interesting. i serve as a whip for a long time. >> that was before he used the senate floor to go offer g.o.p. mega donors the koch brothers and accused mitt romney of not paying his taxes with no evidence. >> let him prove that he has paid taxes because he hasn't. i don't regret that at all. no. call it whatever they want. romney didn't win, did he? >> so reid unrepentant doesn't regret it. what does that say about him? what does it say about president obama who said this? >> i think that when the story is written and when all is told you're going to have somebody who has done more for nevada and for this country as anybody who has ever been in the senate and i could not be

i think the world is done with mitt romney running for president. >> but is romney done with it?have gotten the message the first two times it didn't work out for him. the new york time is reporting that the koch brothers seemed to have picked their new favorite. governor scott walker. that's who they want to throw their port and money behind. that just shows that you people are ready for some fresh blood. >> we'd better make sure that it is the koch brothers on the phone. >> i'm a comedian. i'm the guy praying mitt romney gets back in the race. i want him on that wall. i need him on that wall. i have a box full of old mitt romney jokes in my closet that are rustling that want to come out. >> none about his wife. i love his wife. great stay at home mom. stephanie? >> there is a new idea. this is party of fresh ideas bhoux sflom a bush? how about zombie reagan? seriously. there is a party out of ideas. >> all right. now to the gyrocopter pilot breaking his silence. he land the on the u.s. capitol last week protesting politics. now he is speaking out saying he expected to be stoppe

he said, yeah i'm unrepentant because i helped mitt romney lose.'t he? i did my job. this is behavior befitting of a thug and criminal, not a united states senator. how many decades has harry reid served for? it's now after the election is said and done is he -- he's coming to, yeah, i lied. i don't care. care. and look, even in the clip that you ran harry reid said i have no evidence that mitt romney didn't pay his taxes, right? >> jessica, i mean, it's not the first time harry reid's been called harsh names. these are sort of -- >> that was pretty extreme, what you just said. >> but what he did was pretty extreme, too. >> i'm not denying that. >> you're allowed to lie. you're allowed to say anything you want to say on the floor of the united states senate and not be held accountable at least on that measure, you would say we should change the rules. >> no, i don't think we should change the rules. i think people should operate to a higher standard and maybe we could have some sort of censuring system. special interests would get rovled spp >> a c

the language of the powerful versus the ordinary person that cascaded into the 2012 election 47% mitt romney gaffe which was just him sort of talking other members of the wealthy class. have we seen the progressive movement win the war even if they lost battles early on? >> we can't underestimate the affect that occupy has then. october pie activists were articulating a vision of the world that they thought was really screwed up. when they talk about income inequality they put it into the national conversation. the fight for 15 the strikes that we saw on wednesday,

he lied about mitt romney.axelrod here and asked him to call out people in his own party and he did that. i call out republicans. this isn't about being republican or democrat. this is unbecoming. he's said it's okay that i lied. it's okay that i used mccarthyite tactics because we won. >> having nothing to do with being favored in the election. that was a real hit on mitt romney. he hasn't filed taxes in years. this is what i've heard. the larger hit from the media one of the larger hits is john ralston's column to have been pulled from the paper because of the publisher's relationship with harry reid. >> and the 2012 column. ralston wrote we will do whatever it takes to win. no matter the battlefield and the -- after 25 years, we still don't know where he draws the line. if indeed he draws one at all. sometimes the ends do not justify the means even in the political swamp. someone needs to draw the line for reid since he's unable to do it himself. john ralston will be here at 8:30 live. anybody that's involve

my cnn colleague dana bash who asked about the senator's false charges. >> so no regrets about mitt romney, about the koch brothers? some people called it -- >> they can call it whatever they want. romney didn't win, did he? >> president obama on monday visited the new edward m. kennedy institute in boston where lamented that our politics are not more purposeful and elevated. >> i wonder if president obama who has lamented this instability in our politics, this disrespect in our politics has any view of harry reid telling dana bash in response to this question, well, romney didn't get elected did he? >> obviously senator reid is somebody who's going to decide for himself about what he says on the senate floor. >> the president's choice and his spokesman's choice to call out conduct unbecoming of our highest elected officials when it is in fact unbecoming. are you going to take that opportunity now? >> not for something that's three years old. >> and to many that answer echoed the answer that former obama spokesman tomny veeter gave to fox news's bret baier when the latter asked about bengh

reid not expressing any regret for saying mitt romney paid no taxes for 12 years. when he made that comment from the floor of the senate in 2012. >> he disclosed one year. his father george romney set the precedent that people running for president file their tax returns. but mitt romney can't do that because he basically paid to taxes in the the prior 12 years. bill: that was then and now there is this. listen to the clare 5 case. >> reporter: no regrets about mitt romney or the koch brothers? some people called it mccarthyite. >> they can call it whatever they want. romney didn't win did he. bill: i guess there is no recoil in that answer, was there? >> i think he's perfectly pleased with what he got and the white house is perfectly pleased with him having done it. everybody on the democratic side. no one wants to go out in public and say using the privilege -- when you sphreact floor of the united states senate -- when you speak from the floor of the united states senate, that's a constitutional privilege for that speech. nobody can come after you or sue you so

checkers, reid stuck to his claim until an interview earlier this week. >> so no regrets about mitt romney, the koch brothers. >> they can call it whatever they want. romney didn't win did he? >> john ralston is the host of ralston live on pbs and politico contributing editor and wrote about this in 2012. thanks for being here. you wrote a column calling out harry reid specifically and when you look back and read what you wrote, man, you had it deadon. and you submitted it to the las vegas sun and what happened? >> well, the first year in all the years i worked at the sun which was about 12 years megyn i got a call from my editor said brian greenspun wants to hold the article. obviously wanted harry reid to be protected. and spiked the column. i had a very contentious phone call shortly thereafter in which he gave me the lamest excuses for why he wasn't running it saying i shouldn't use the word mccarthy to describe reid and the tone was too harsh. even in that same conversation, megyn, he admitted to me that he had used the word mccarthy identityccarthyite in a column about -- which by th

mitt romney been turned into a villain. i'm up here today by the power of story because if we don't understand the power of story, we will never win elections again. we are going to keep losing if we don't understand the power of story and we don't understand the power of pop culture. before mitt romney got into the fight he was the villain. people don't vote for the villains. best example was a movie called star wars. i saw on the roof of a station wagon in 1977. you see this tiny little ship the rebel alliance and this giant huge impact in this vast force fighting this tiny little group of individuals trying to escape. you get inside the spaceship and you see the individual rebel troopers and they are human beings with faces and their nervous and scared because they know they've got a big fight coming. the hatch closed at the end out comes these white storm troopers and plastic outfits looking like living skeletons with mask messages actual school to skeletons coming out of this red gaping hole killing individual people.

>> but i think that's saying mitt romney and hillary clinton are hugely different and hugely unfair. >> do you know what jumped out at me when she railed on the rich? it sounded like elizabeth warren's song sheet. she goes after wall street. she goes after c.e.o. pay. did this indicate to you at all maybe she's a little bit scared about a threat? >> that's a good point. maybe she knows she has the big businesses already left voting in her back pocket. she's got to appeal to those far, far leftists that really want elizabeth warren to run. that's a good point. when i was doing this research, too, i was reading about what bill clinton did to a lot of people are blaming him for the troubles in 2008 so it's interesting she is saying she's not for capitalism and not for big wall street companies. well, bill signed the commodity futures modernization act in 1995, he loosened the housing rules by rewriting the community reinvestment act which means he put pressure on all those banks to lend the low income neighborhoods which caused the collapse in 2008. >> by the way, andrew cuomo was the h

here's harry. >> no regrets about mitt romney or the koch brothers. omney didn't win, did he? >> unbelievable. >> that's one of the reasons peep hate politicians. you think if that's true, let's see the proof. the proof came from mitt romney. he produced his tax returns and showed he paid it. the truth came out from harry reid. >> and he said he didn't win, did he exposing his motivation there in that election. >> he don't realize that democrats have to pick up the pieces. the one person who won't criticize him, senator schumer. >> ainsley earhardt is in studio with us with more on the germanwings crash. >>> airline ceos or the airline ceos landing at the germanwings crash site today. as we learn that crews might not ever find the second black box. new fears the flight data recorder was completely destroyed when the plane smashed into the alps. a critical crew might have been found. reporters are saying there was a video clip from taken inside the cabin. >>> overnight the heir to one of the wealthiest and well-known families in american history found d

he's just cool compared to mitt romney. that's not the same as being cool. think mitt romney calling everybody free loaders probably did him in. >> the worse thing he did was not fight it and say yeah, that's true. >> people who think they should be able to get health care didn't appreciate that. people don't vote because they love a guy they vote because they hate the other guy. >> obama got all the cool votes. >> mitt romney didn't get those? >> that's what i'm saying, presidents should be a nerd. i don't want an accountant that rolls up on a motor bike with a leather jacket. i want a nerd. >> i mean, reagan was the cool actor rock 'n' roll guy. but that's then. tonight is now. out of all of hillary's accomplishments, what is your favorite one? >> i think it's living really the american dream for a powerful woman which is to marry a powerful man and ride all of his success to the heights of power. >> i can be president, too. >> he will be cheating on you quite a bit. >> the thing that i think is going on here, she's trying to balance her fear of interactin

mitt romney knows what it is like to be in the crosshairs of this stuff. there is a lot of jeff but -- a lot of jeb's background people will look at. mark: i heard a point that jeb bush is not like romney, putting front and center his business record. at the same time there is a kind of nexus between people on the populist left, populist right, and investigative reporters who would like to take down but the clintons and the bushes. unlike the clintons who made some money jeb made a lot of money trading on his brain and his connections and i think he will be vulnerable. i think you will see the paul campaign and others. john: the paul campaign, the rubio campaign have more working-class credit. make him the new romney and try to knock him down that way. mark: they will turn him into blake carrington. john: the new national quinnipiac poll shows jeb bush at 13% with marco rubio at 15%. politico america reports that sheldon adelson thinks senator rubio could be the future of the republican party. to what extent does rubio's status as a freshfaced, rising star

we asked the minority leader about that. >> no regrets about mitt romney? >> no.ey can call it whatever they want. >> dana bash for asking the questions but this would be big news if you were to play the substitution game and put a prominent republican in his place. let's say romney did that. it would have made big headlines. >> especially giving the lack of regret by harry reid. dana bash asked the right question. i was stunned that "the new york times" didn't do a story on this. i fail to understand how when you have a guy who is a senate majority leader and says a lie and doesn't even say i regret it. . >> why should he regret it? he's -- there's no reason for him to apologize. he sounded fairly proud of the fact that he thought that was part of why romney didn't get elected. >> good for cnn. >> coming up i'm buzzed about a situation where an employee was laid off because she spoke to a reporter. love manager in arkansas who fired a minimum wage employee for the sin of talking to a reporter. the staffer was asked about a $0.25 bump in the statement and wage to

i remember watching mitt romney, his wife ann,, mitt romney never threw himself in the audience, and ann was just naturally curious mitt romney is a perfectly fine speaker, but it does not connect as much. you just have to trust that you can be horrible. talk to them in a way that is heartfelt for you and their other ways of public speaking. and there are people that don't really keep their attention longer than eight minutes. and so yes the audience will accept radical shifts. and we will accept those shifts and so you have to accept those shifts. and then there is one that starts off with humor. and. c-span: how do you deal with criticism. i will show you a clip of this back in january 2014. this asks about critical stuff. >> there's an argument that if you smoke weed and makes you dumber. but we are nurturing a moral ecology in which it's getting harder to be the sort of person that most of us want to be an eyesore to reject that argument because i know that you can smoke and it can open you up to new perspectives, new ways of looking at the world, this is why creative people have

neil: many argue that mitt romney for whom you raised money. he got caught up in the so-called wedge issues. >> you need a sparring partner every day. i have told governor walker, get a sparring partner, how are you going to handle it. >> do you think that republicans get those gotchas more than democrats. >> yes first thing you learn in law school. if you are wrong on the facts attack the person. these -- >> or -- 100%, they spent 100 million trying to tell people that mitt romney gave some woman cancer they picked 7 swing states they went after him he needed to but ther that better -- butter that better. but these guys have to understand that if we're going to be fair and balanced, and other groups are unbalanced they have to be prepared. neil: i did not know why pence did not talk into -- where do you see in this law the word gay? where did you see the word target? he did not do that i would have gone further and said, did you read your law? where he could have shot back at him, did you see -- >> did you see barack obama if first debate with

mccain, mitt romney all of that. i look at mitt romney. he was the establishment guy, the one supposed to win. and you look at who he had to beat and it was herman cain it was newt gingrich, rick santorum, last seen losing the senate race by 20 points and in the face of the weakest opposition for any front-runner in the face of that lost 11 states to rick santorum. i left the 2012 campaign saying my god, if mitt romney had a challenger to string together a coherent sentence he would have been beaten. the appetite was that strong to go with somebody else and literally couldn't find. i mean, rick perry in the race in 2011, 20 points ahead. all the gaps. if not for that, rick perry would have run away with it. >> but your story, asks the question, is hillary clinton a good campaigner, does it even matter? are these people good candidates, does it even i mean, i wonder if we learn anything from election cycle to election cycle other than having a boat load of money really makes a difference. >> having a boat load of money -- [ talking over eac

it's not far different to what happened in 2012 with mitt romney and president obama. the fact that they are announcing and saying it's happening is what sets it apart. will it be the new normal? as long as the finance campaigns have these loopholes, it will be normal. it may not make sense through the general elections, but for the primaries it does. >> to operate legally super pacts are not supposed to coordinate with the campaign. it will be filled with people. is that a role that is nice in theory but in practice means nothing. >> it skirts the campaign law, the maximum, the 2700 per candidate per cycle. that seems to me that the way that these are set up it's designed to skirt that issue. it's a blatant way of taking advantage of the fact that you can raise more money, and say who your donors are with the super pacts, unlike the non-profits. it's an interesting piece of legislation way ahead of us. >> on the other hand is there a danger that a super pact could go rogue and embarrass the candidate. >> i think it's more than going rogue and embarrassing the candidat

. >> i remember last time around mitt romney came on he had a rather contentious interview with bret n he came on with me and had another contentious exchange. nobody ever said it was about gender. romney was just getting flustered at that part of the campaign. but it seems like people see a thread here that they're trying to exploit on him. he doesn't like women. he's trying to beat up on the women. i've pressed him very hard a number of times. he's got no problem with women. he gets aggravated in interviews. it's something he needs to work on. >> the question about have you changed your positions or have you flip-flopped on issues are ones he's going to have to answer. it's not just coming from the media it's going to come from the republicans who want to win the primary as well. i thought it was interesting when he spent a lot of time explaining how difficult interviews are. the truth interviews are not going to change within the next election cycle. >> it's not going to get any easier. >> no. >> how about the lengthy discussion of the foreign policy at the top? i mean, he went dee

i do have to ask, mitt romney -- yesterday? when was it. on hugh hewitt's show said i presume we might know for sure whether or not there was bribery if hillary clinton hadn't wiped out thousands of e-mails. as we talk about money, this seems like it's going to be something that has some legs. jonathan. >> what the e-mail part or "the new york times" part? >> the money part. >> see, you know mitt romney would have a point, and would be right if -- if the clinton foundation got money, and as a result this uranium deal went through, because hillary clinton herself and only herself could sign off and approve that deal. and that's not what happened here. you had a bunch of agents that had to weigh in on this. so if you take the time to read the story, it's not as big a there there. but i grant you this -- >> the refiling of the disclosures. >> it's a huge problem for the clinton campaign that's going to come back and bite them every week, every two weeks until all the news organizations start diving deeper. >> well we don't know what influence

here to discuss that and more, the republican 2012 nominee, mitt romney. governor, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> thanks, chris. good to be with you. >> let's start with hillary clinton's entry into the presidential race. what do you think is the most effective way for republicans to make the case against her? >> well, i think the american people are making that case already. you've seen in polls and in discussions across the country a feeling that hillary clinton is just not trustworthy. this whole story about her having erased all of her e-mails even though they were subject to recall and review by congress, i think that's made people remember that with the clinton's it's always something. and i think also the fact that she's been there a long time. she's a creature of washington. how many years did she say, 18 years she hasn't driven a car, she's been driven by secret service and other securities. she's been there a long time. i think people want to see change, want to see something new and hillary clinton is just not that person. >> let's talk a

his youth and attractive personal history prompted mitt romney to feature rubio in his 2012 campaign. >> his name is mitt romney, the next president of the united states. >> rubio is briefly considered a potential running mate. this year rubio has been courting campaign donors through his political action committee called reclaim america and i has visited usual primary states to promote his book "american dreams." it details his experience as a son of cuban immigrants. >> you see america doesn't owe me anything. but i have a debt for america that i'll never be age to repay. for me america is not just a country. it's a place that literally changed the history of my family family. >> it's this narrative that the young senator hopes to leverage, and it's a story that could iowa appeal to hispanic americans. he's also linked to immigration reform atop latino concern. in 2013 he responsibilitieserred a group with a bipartisan group called gang of 8. it called for tighter border security, legal status for undocumented workers and the most terror part for the g.o.p. a pathway to citizenship.

mitt romney among other republicans spreading on twitter the #stophillary.o between the brutal battles and outrageous spending, what kind of campaign season can we really expect? here with me now, chairmen of the reagan foundation, michael reagan, and host of the christopher haun radio show, christopher. rolling this out, she came out with a video. (?) i quickly checked before the show. 2.5 million hits. it was like jaws. you had to wait a minute and eight seconds before you saw hillary clinton. it's getting a lot of buzz. what does that do for her? >> oh, i think it's fantastic. and i think the video in and of itself was masterful. i mean, it was -- it makes it almost like it's not about her. her name is never even said in the video. she doesn't appear until 91 seconds into it. and it is a diverse group of people saying all of their problems. and she's basically saying to the american people, i'm here to listen to you. not like she did in 2008 where really it was seen like, here's my experience. here's why i'm ready to lead. what she's saying now is, yeah,

senator reed says no regrets over mitt romney not paying >>> remember this?uring a critical time in the last presidential race -- >> the word's out he hasn't paid any taxes for ten years. >> well senator harry reed getting another chance to come clean over the accusations he played dirty politics on the senate floor. >> i have no repentance because it was an issue that was important. >> there was no evidence. >> listen, there's an easy way to resolve this. let him give us his tax returns. >> so no apologies to mitt romney. >> oh none whatsoever. zero. none. >> no apologies. sabrina, is this proof we should get rid of immunity that lets politicians lie like this? >> yeah of course. i mean we already treat these lawmakers like they're kings. that's a terrible thing. what we reeally need is some sense of morality. i don't think there's ever been a golden era of civility in washington politics, but in the early republic, the lawmakers did sort of follow an unspoken rule book of how to behave and slander was really looked down upon. i think we need to get back to

paid taxes because he hasn't. >> and here's from today as you mentioned. >> so no regrets about mitt romney about the coke brothers? some people -- >> no, they can call it whatever they want. romney didn't win, did he? >> what did you make of that there as a final thought? >> i have to tell you, it doesn't surprise me at all that he would be that way. i thought it was incredibly offensive. he had no evidence that romney hadn't paid his taxes. he said it. i believe the white house told him to stop saying it but he didn't care and that's the way he is which is why some people feel so strongly about harry reid and the tactics he uses that they're willing to use those tactics and even worse to try to smear him. >> all right. a story with a lot of turns. thank you so much. one day after getting a new gig hosting the daily show a quote hand full of jokes coming back to haunt trevor noah. that story is next. oh, i love game night. ooh, it's a house and a car! so far, you're horrible at this, flo. yeah, no talent for drawing, flo. house! car! oh, raise the roof! no one? remember when we used to rai

the problem is mitt romney was apologetic about his success.should have said i earned this suit and yes, i look like the president. i think we want our president to be smarter than us and look good. >> c.j. writes in i've always agreed with charlie. if i had my way, i would have a life sized poster of charles. >> i knew you were watching, baby. do you think mayweather will be cute or darling? heck no. after this fen only phenomena the cutest weight lifter, she got angry. she's fighting what she believes is sexist. ♪ >> she is five foot two and can lift one sfo pound over her head. that is not the only way she is flexing her muscle. after a website dubbed her as the cutest weightlifter. behind the pairing of cutest and weightlifter loys the irony intends to put mental images that render daintiness beside that of brutishness. she's saying that is like saying jum bo shrimp. is she being too sensitive or well spoken. >> she's definite he well spoken, but i wouldn't called the cutest weightlifter. i don't think it is sexist. >> i don't either. i buy

someone doesn't think it is important, all they have to is go back and talk to john mccain or o mitt romneyit will be a key component. it's how you communicated. i do believe that religious freedom will be a major discussion item in the 2016 election cycle. that is to republicans benefit. democratic leading candidates havee taken opposing view. this provides a very clear context between candidates and parties. michael: i'm not sure -- i don't need to be argumentative, but i'm not sure that the american public in general on the issue of religious freedom as a main issue and same-sex marriage is peripheral. i think in the general population, it is the other way around. same-sex marriage is an issue that people are very familiar with and has been discussed a lot in the last two years, and religious freedom is a very narrow group that care about it. it looks like they will pass some sort of same-sex marriage protection for the first time, sort of in the wake of these laws, it is a sexual preference issue. this gets back to the question how prepared are you for this debate? tony: what i meant ab

i like mitt romney. he is a nice person.of mitt romney. the last month or month and a half, and he disappeared. i said why aren't you out there in the rain shaking hands with governors or in some cases kissing governors? why aren't you doing it? he said well blah-blah-blah, and he didn't do it. he failed. and obama, give him credit. he was on jay leno, he was on david letterman, on every show and mitt romney wasn't. sean hannity was telling me, good guy, but i can't get romney on the show. sean is a positive force. how can you not get him on the show? but he couldn't. and i was very disappointed in mitt romney. something happened. in sports they call it choke. some people choke. that is why when mitt was thinking about running they said he is not running. i said really? he is all over the done endorsing senators. so he was going to run and i was very strong i didn't want rim to run. because he choked, and you can't allow that to happen again. if i got the nomination, i would put up a fight like nobody has ever put up. we hav

it remind me during mitt romney's campaign when he went on the every man's tour and bragged about getting $4.99 hamburgers and flying southwest all the time. they don't want to look like they're overdoing it. and instead it looks a little more national. if you have a reporter call the manager of chipotle and asking for the security footage, then taking a selfie with the staff making a burrito bowl. >> jim is up next in tom bean, texas, line for democrats. jim, good morning. >> caller: am i on? >> yes, sir. >> caller: okay. what i wanted to share with you was, you know, all of the women i talked to, republican independent and democrat they all love hillary clinton. now i don't understand that. i'm a man. but then they say, well, the republicans, they've got the white males. i'm a white male. all my friends are white males and all my friends are democrats. where are they getting the story that they've got the white male? and then you think about the hispanics. you think about the african americans. i mean you talk about the say shans even. they all love hillary. it's going to be a landslide

instead of the pre-packaged just add water for your presidential campaign mitt romney that we get. he real romney afterwards. so with hillary clinton, it's the same thing. people that are close to hillary, people that know hillary think she's a wonderful person. people that didn't outside that inner circle think that she's still and forced and awkward at times out on the campaign trail. and at the end of the day, that's what 60 million people vote on, isn't it? >> there's a lot of weird things about this kachbdcandidacy and you put your finger on the one that could be the deciding factor. governor romney in the first debate showed himself and he did in the documentary. but as much as his people knew it was important to show what he was really like, he couldn't do it very often and she does not have the ability so far to show people what she's like. anyone who spent time with her knows that she's a much different person behind the scenes, not on camera. she's going to have to find it within herself and many these smaller events will do to show that side of herself. but mitt romney co

and later tonight, dismissing harry reid's admitted lying about mitt romney's tax record. we won so who cares about the lies straight ahead. >> we will love our enemies. >> incredible story told like never before. >> is this the story of -- >> a must-see movie event friday on the fox news channel. don't hide it... tackle it with fda-approved jublia! jublia is a prescription medicine proven to treat toenail fungus. use jublia as instructed by your doctor. once applied jublia gets to the site of infection by going under, around and through the nail. most common side effects include ingrown toenail, application-site redness itching, swelling, burning or stinging, blisters, and pain. tackle it! ask your doctor now if jublia is right for you. >>> welcome back to "hannity." carly fiorina says she may run for the white house come 2016. while she openly supports benefits for same-sex couples, she's blasting corporate leaders who have rushed to attack religious freedom bills. she posted on facebook yesterday, "it is frankly sad to me that politics has become a fact-free zone. and i