the difference between mitt romney and fdr is mitt romney never embraced those policies. mitt romney embraced policies drsh. >> that's your opinion. you didn't think those policies would. enough americans agreed with you that they stuck with what they had. so ben, i'm looking at this and wondering where does donald trump go now? because no pless than carl icahn, he was telling me on fox business i'm flattered that donald trum subpoena considering me as the treasury secretary. i think he pooh-poohed the idea. but he does agree with donald trump on his views of the markets that they're rigged they're propped up by helium and a lot of fed buying and all of that and does think it's dangerous and is saying it's getting choppy out there. does that insight give donald an edge that maybe other candidates don't have? >> donald trump is not a particularly smart person in my opinion. he has unlimited chutzpah. i think a very thorough investigation of how he made his money is in order and let's see what that turns up. i think it's going to be a pretty interesting story. >> all right.

mitt romney will deliver his remarks tonight. as of now, having seen what you have seen and heard what you have heard, who has won the day? mark: one of the things that has struck me is the quality of the speeches across the board. walker, rubio, and lindsey graham, they all had stump speeches that are not -- they are pretty well honed. from looking in the room, the reaction, marco rubio got the best reception and held people the best. weekends have -- we still have more. the undecided people impressed by different aspects of different potential candidates. john: i can't tell anything except reading the transcripts and the notes in hearing from you.

but mitt romney never embraced those policies. >> americans agree with you, some of them. i'm wondering where does donald trump go now. carl icahn telling me on fox business look i'm flattered that donald trump is considering me as treasury secretary. i think he pooh-poohed the idea. but he agrees with the views that the markets are propped up by helium and fed buying and all of that and thinks it's dangerous. does that insight give donald an edge that other candidates don't have? >> donald trump is not a particularly smart person in my opinion. he has unlimited chutzpah. i think a very thon of how he made his money is in order. let's see what that turns up. >> chutzpah those not familiar gall. when we come back did a former fed chief named paul volcker call chris christie a joker? if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me... and you're talking to a rheumatologist about a biologic this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira helping me reach for more. doctors have been prescribing humi

after the disastrous campaign of mitt romney.t lindsey graham understands is the only road to the white house is through the latino community. by promoting policies that are warm and are welcoming and try to fix the solution they get that step closer. what's interesting to me is the fact that lindsey graham is espousing the legislation that he helped pass with the gang of six that he co-authored with marco rubio, yet marco rubio is not espousing that. i think that's where the tension's going to be. what you saw with the marco rubio comment as well is that americans regardless of race and socioeconomic status realize that there's increased inequality in our country. he's trying to thread the needle saying we do need a safety net but for those individuals who think the government should be any part of that he's trying to say, but it shouldn't be a lifestyle. he's trying to eat his cake and have it too. and you can't do that. >> you know ryan romney says he won't endorse anybody for 2016. he did talk about a couple of candidates las

for president. >> it's my honor, real honor, and privilege to endorse mitt romney. [ applause ] and by the way this is a great couple. you look at this couple. [ applause ] but mitt is tough. he's smart. he's sharp. he's not going to allow bad things to continue to happen to this country that we all love. so governor romney, go out and get them. you can do it. [ applause ] >> there are some things that you just can't imagine happening in your life. this one is of them. being in donald trump's hotel and having his endorsement is a delight. i'm so honored and pleased to have his endorsement. >> it was a delight. mitt romney in 2012, super honored to have his endorsement. and these days here's how donald trump talked about mitt romney. >> you know, frankly, he just choked. he choked like a dog. and, frankly, we cannot allow that to happen again. i agree with him. i agree with him 100%. romney did not -- i supported mitt romney and he didn't bring out the people. he choked in the end. >> mitt ran and failed. you can't have romney, he choked. >> it's not like getting that man's endorsemen

then john kasich more disciplined than he has ever been before. ♪ mark: today i caught up with mitt romneyere in utah. he is behind the political summit. i asked about why his annual event has become such a big draw for these would be presidents. thank you for talking with us. romney: thank you. mark: how are the six people coming here why are they coming here to talk to this group? mr. romney: there are a couple hundred people who are very supportive of my campaign. there are some folks that were with other campaigns as well and they want to share their message and to get support. from my standpoint this is a chance to cheer different people's visions for the future. as well as understand some of the lessons of leadership we could learn from. mr. romney: you have become a learned student of the nomination process. how do you think the current jockeying is going. mr. romney: it is too early to make any real assessments of who is going to come out on top. even a discussion of who are the front runners is like my goodness as you look at the polls, the gaps between the candidates are smaller

the candidates are looking to mitt romney for help. marco rubio, scott walker john kasich lindsey graham carly fearino, they want his advice. maybe it's smart. with the country demanding fairness, they can learn a lot from his mistakes. >> 47% of the people will vote for the president no matter what. there are 47% who are with him. they believe they are victims, they believe the government has a responsibility to care for them they believe they are excited to health care food housing, you name it. >> this was a peek into romney's world. the haves and the have-nots. it was a defining moment for the campaign and for the country. romney would later agree, saying it did, quote, real dang to his campaign. today income equality is dominating politics. look at this number. 66. 66% say the district of wealth should be more even. but these candidates aren't getting it. they still sound just like mitt romney. >> state waivers from obamacare to begin its repeal. >> repeal and replace obamacare. >> propose that we bring our rate from 35 to 25. >>

>> and the fake mitt romney, which makes me remarkably like the real mitt romney. >> why are you voting for romney? >> because he can beat obama. >> rick perry -- >> his super pac is going after with his web video targeting web -- targeting jeb bush on the issue of bailout spree at why are they targeting him? john: he is the front-runner according to you. rand paul, not in the top tier. jeb bush is the biggest target out there. take a shot. mark: the video is largely accurate in terms of allegations, to go after bailouts is right in the wheelhouse of the paul message. >> that is one of the things we will talk about common core integration. those are things if you are an antiestablishment candidate. >> his state races to take down the confederate flags. more remarks on all of this. mark: we're joined now by our colleague al hunt of bloomberg view, who is in our washington bureau. let's listen to a part of what governor haley said. governor haley: the hate filled murderer who massacred our brothers and sisters in charleston has a sick and twisted view of the flag. in no way does he reflec

lindsey gram admitted the minority out reach issue could win or lose the election for his party. >> mitt romney and ann romney did a great service by admitting embracing self-deportation in 2012 was their biggest mistake. they have given us a chance in 2016 to win. i hope self-deportation is in our rearview mirror as a party because if not, we will lose in 2016. >> it's not about mistakes it's policy on immigration, on the inclusive pathway to citizen ship. that's the question. why they still set on repealing obamacare, which impacts african americans the most is another question? and how about adopting economic policies that are fed to low income and often minority communities? the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, and expecting different results. we will see. joining me now is clarisa martinez deputy vice president out national counsel and salon.com joan walsh. thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> are you seeing a shift of tone in policy immigration? >> with a few of these guys there is a definite shift in tone and i welcome it. it's a shift away from hate

>> mitt romney, i have no words about that. i audibly gasped, that mitt romney would be this figure that would somehow bring the communities of the world together. he couldn't even bring massachusetts together. >> but in. >> the mythology about salt lake city and mitt romney. >> is an outsider like one of those men a good idea? >> well, i think it might be the only person who everyone could rally around and agree to without this being something like the 52-48 split we've become accustomed to in u.s. politics, the world is so divided right now but having a new figurehead is not what's changing fifa going forward. are it's going to be a real independent, real transparent organization that watchdogs the other half of it which does very necessary work of spreading the gospel of soccer and development on a global scale. >> one final question, newly released documents show that an american former fifa executive chus blazer whochuck why blazer who took bribes he has dissented bribes were paid for the upcoming world cups in russia and

but even mitt romney said look don't count carly fiorina out.s in new hampshire. >> yeah not a politician a former hp ceo. so talking a lot about economics in this campaign and jobs. sarah murray appreciate it. >>> coming up our top story the ambush of those police officers in dallas. the gunman we're told has been killed. police incredibly fortunate that no one else was hurt. much more on that story straight ahead. >>> dallas police have shot and killed the man believed to be spobl responsible for laumpblnching a potentially deadly attack at dallas police headquarters. it included a barrage of bullets from an assault rifle, as well as pipe bombs which later exploded. a swat team sniper shot the man after his armored van was cornered in a restaurant parking lot 13 miles from the site of the attack. a police robot was sent in to detonate any possible explosives in that armored man after the man was shot. eventually that van did catch fire and burned. let's talk about it with former fbi special agent and former police officer jonathan gilliam. it

mitt romney waffled on that.ll of this time with donors on national security then he went no whoa it's still about the economy. >> i think both parties know that each issue -- the economy and foreign policy -- is something that doesn't have much legs. i don't think voters really think that we're going to do much about the economy. they'd like to lessen the gap between rich and poor but they don't have much faith that we will. on foreign policy they sure don't like isis but they don't want to get into a war with isis so i think both parties kind of know that and they know that in the end it is going to be personality and character that drives us more than the issues. >> you buy that? >> i think personality and character are extremely important in presidential races but i don't buy that the american people believe that nothing's going to get done on both topics. i think foreign policy is a republican-based issue which is why you see republicans coming out of the gate talking about it. >> this is an extra base issue

>>> mitt romney is hosting the 2016 republican field. jeb bush's time as governor is coming back to haunt him, even while he's in poland. >> mitt romney is hosting several 2016 gop candidates over the weekend. >> jeb bush is it not there. ♪ >> more tough headlines for jeb bush. >> obviously, it's something he'll have to deal with head on. >> i don't think another bush can get elected. i think there's bush fatigue. >> just to be clear here we don't have an organization for candidate for president until the candidate announces. >> there is trouble in paradise. >> he may not be running for president yet -- well no he already did. mitt romney is rustling up his own gop cattle call making his mark on the 2016 race. mitt romney's third annual policy summit is getting underway in deer valley utah. those on the list include chris christie, john kasich and carly fiorina. but wait there is more. in addition to being dazzled by the likes of scott walker donors can enjoy flag football with marco rubio, skeet shooting with lindsay graham and horsebac

the contrast with mitt romney could not be greater. he did it early. he is out there taking questions, going through these questions with people. he did not want to be mitt romney'ed. this will go a long way. al: i agree. this was a good move for jeb bush. another republican candidate rand paul met with antigovernment activist clive and bundy -- cliven bundy. he referred to african-americans as the negro. he is asking marijuana enthusiasts in denver for money at the cannabis business summit. which rand is the real rand? john: they could be an argument that this is a false choice. both of these are the real rand. liberals will be horrified with bundy. he showed up at a meeting. then he took in backstage and spent 45 minutes with him. that is not great in terms of optics. liberals will love that he was hanging with potheads in denver. both of these arise out of libertarianism. one of the contentions in his campaign, is he a tea party guy or is he the left leaning -- i shouldn't say that. a guy who is acceptable to some on the slightly left side of the per

i share that concern with the former governor, mitt romney. i don't know that there's a clearly defined plan which seems to be in response to the polls, just throwing some numbers at it, some bodies to look like he is doing something but it is it the right call? >> using the lily pads you think of frogs but i think of sitting ducks. i think this is not going to disrupt isis. i think it might draw them in a little closer. kimberly mentioned the number break down for us $2.74 billion spent to date fighting isis, $9 million per day and it is a fight many military experts say we are losing. >> it is one thing to talk about throwing warm bodies and to harm's way, more american soldiers into harm's way without a defined strategy and the money angle, the first airstrikes began in august, the american people sent $3 billion fighting isis, that comes under $9 million a day, 55% of that on air strikes, in quarter of that weapons and arrest involved in missions with military carriers. if you are talking about a lot of money and unlimited amount of money

leland: mitt romney knows a thing or two about people going after him. martha: yeah. the times said the romney camp dismissed marco rubio because of financial concerns, and mitt romney came out and said absolutely not. leland: really a very strong statement. martha: vice presidential candidate and went in the other direction for completely other reasons. okay, we also want to bring this to you because it shows president obama arriving on the hill for a last minute trade deal plea to get this trade deal done, and there's the president with nancy pelosi and some other members of congress as they walk in here. he is not -- he doesn't do this frequently, so he is clearly concerned about getting this deal passed tpa and taa which is all a lot of letters that means he wants a fast track trade deal. will he get it? he's got republicans on his side paul ryan's on his side more on that as we get it. leland: also this, video capturing a terrifying scene as it happens. there it is, a van plowing into a cafÉ causing a deadly explosion. you can see everyone running out. plus this:

he had some rivals like mitt romney. need to see some energy. utah lot of the donors were -- they want to see jeb bush who has been political for so long to shake it off say he can be nominee he can have vision for the party and be general election contender. >> dickerson: mark, there were reports of shake up ups in the bush campaign, what foot is he on? >> likes to say, good gets better, bad gets worse. he's lucky that he's got -- if he executes to try to turn things around right now there's pretty broad consensus that his two main rivals are marco rubio and scott walker. both camps like the hands they have. they are positioned now to be finalists in this. when jeb bush signaled he was going to run he will be a finalist but he needs now to show use hillary clinton's words, to fight for this nomination. we've not seen him fight. if he fights successfully he's a favorite. >> i think this may be one moment where your mom's adage may not be proved true. i think he does have second chance to make a first impression for a few reasons. first of all un

i'll be joined by hillary clinton's campaign chair and then mitt romney who may be the republican king-maker in 2016. also challenges for president obama at home on trade where democrats defy him and abroad on iraq and isis. >> we don't yet have a complete strategy. >> is the u.s. losing the war against isis? i'm chuck todd and joining me for insight and analysis this morning are conservative radio talk hoe hose hugh hugh yitd nbc's andrea mitchell former adviser to president obama stephanie cutter and historian and journalist evan thomas. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, this the "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good morning. it is dynasty weekend. they came from the two most powerful political families in american politics today.

mitt romney tweeted take down the confederate flag at the south carolina capital. to many it's a symbol of racial hatred. remove it now to honor charleston's victims but none of the big names in the gop field did 2016 feel that is, none of them echoed the statement and only coming out now that you've gotten political cover from governor hailey. jeb bush just tweeted kudos to nikki haley and all those standing with her to do the same thing but over the weekend he said south carolina should do the right thing but wouldn't say what that was and last week he wouldn't say the charleston attack was about race we have to go on these issues. using some blunt language. >> the legacy of savory jim crow discrimination in almost every institution of our lives. that cast a long shadow and that's still part of our dna. that's passed on. we're not cured of it. >> racism. >> racism we're not cured of. >> clearly. >> and it's not just a matter of it not being poll litite to say [ bleep ] in public. that's not the measure of whether ris says macism exists or not. it's not just discr

i commend mitt romney.ould help the republican party moving forward, because day have a problem with inclusiveness, with tolerance and for a republican party that wants to reach the white house, that needs lots more percentage of voters minorities latinos, women, this is something that they need to get out of the way so like steve said focus on the issues. >> i do think it's clearly a symbol of pain for a lot of african-americans and i think party leaders need to think about that as we have this debate. i think it's important in this debate while emotions are high right now to acknowledge that not every southerner who's a caucasian looks at that as racism. >> but i think also here what leaders can do is take off state grounds, right, the government doesn't need to be sanctioning this and that is the issue with the confederate flag. >> what jeb bush said. put it in the museum. >> it's fair we heard some voices early in the program from south carolina essentially say saying outsiders can't resolve this. south

a sign that mitt romney certainly has significance in the party and among gop donors.he former governor offered praise for several potential 2016 candidates including jeb bush. >> almost every single one of them has had the opportunity to lead, to manage, to help direct something. marco rubio, for instance, was speaker of the house in his state. >> so that counts. >> with a whole -- >> that counts as executive experience to you? >> people have different experience. jeb bush superb governor did a great job, was the education governor that people across the country looked to. he's a very strong contender in this, of course. scott walker has taken on tough issues in wisconsin, proven his leadership chops and john kasich, governor of ohio you see very strong job growth there. >> he also floated a possible all-female ticket during the retreat,. during the 2012 race going after both hillary clinton and jeb bush as he decides whether to jump into the race himself. >> i thought elizabeth warren wasn't running for president but when i listened to hillary it sounds like liberal

and as you guys noted earlier, the one person jeb bush did frighten out of the race was mitt romney whovately kicking himself right now, saying maybe i actually could have pulled this thing off. certainly, if you're a leader and you're only at 10% in the polls, romney presumably could have been in the front of that pack as well. but i think it is true in the sense as we were discussing a moment ago, that republicans tend to do the safe conventional thing. in this election that's jeb bush. >> the deed. shira, one thing we have been talking about the pageantry, jeb's experience the dynasty. what policies are going to be central to this campaign? i know that the slogan is right to rise. have we heard a lot of specifics about what an economic plan from jeb bush might look like? >> you know i haven't heard a lot of specifics yet. mostly frankly, playing defense on some of his positions that conservatives don't appreciate too much. when he comes to new hampshire, for example, republicans frequently ask about common core education standards which he supported. they ask about other things immig

mitt romney takes hillary clinton to task for a lack of authenticity.ports the fbi is investigating the st. louis cardinals for hacking into the houston astros operations database. internal discussions about trades proprietary statistics and scouting reports were compromised. if confirmed, the hack which took place in 2013 would mark the first known case. the fbi believes it was perpetrated by vengeful front of office employees for the cardinals hoping to wreak havoc on the astros general manager who had been a successful and polarizing career with the cardinals until 2011. the team has fully cooperated and will continue to do so. so i heard this. and it was like first we got fifa, we got deflated footballs. we got of course steroids in american baseball. is there even a reason to watch professional sports anymore? >> it seems it is harder to win a baseball game than it is a war with the way it's treated. >> hacking. >> amazing. what a great use of the fbi. i'm so glad they are on this. must be having a great time. >> also a testament to anybody who doe

and mitt romney is hosting 2016gop candidates this weekend in utah. we'll explain what that's all about. >> near plattsburg, new york, there has been a lead-in the manhunt for two convicted murderers. it has been six days since the men accepted from a maximum security prison in upstate new york and the authorities are refocusing the search just a few miles from the facility. erica joins us with the latest. >> the latest lead came from the canine unit, we're talking about blood hounds, picking up the scent of the criminals a few miles from the prison where the convicted killers escaped. >> we're looking under every rock and behind every tree until we catch these two. >> schools on lockdown, roads clouds, residents urged to lock their doors as the officers descend on the area. on the ground is about in the air, officers are zeroing in on the small town of danimore, new york, just south of the canadian border. >> we're exhausting every single resource that we have at our disposal. >> those resources are scouring through the woods looking for any sign of

i commend mitt romney.ican candidate would have to guts to come out and say what needs to happen. i frankly think, it would help the republican party moving forward, because they do have a problem with inclusiveness, with tolerance and for a republican party that wants to reach the white house, that needs lots more percentage of voters, minorities, latinos, women, this is something that they need to get out of the way so, like steve said, focus on the issues. >> i do think it's clearly a symbol of pain for a lot of african-americans and i do think party leaders need to think about that as we have this debate. having said that i think it's important in this debate, while emotions are high right now to acknowledge that not every southerner who's a caucasian looks at that as a symbol of racism. that's also important to point out. >> but i think also here what leaders can do is take it off state grounds, right? the government doesn't need to be sanctioning this and that is the issue with the confederate flag. >

no matter how you may think of mitt romney of even broad-based republicans may feel about mitt romneyl like him a lot. the fact that he's bringing these people to one place to meet and hang out with a lot of donors, that's what this conference is really all about. >> abby other than the big cashola, what role does romney or could romney play in the primaries? >> i think james is exactly right. it really is about the money for mitt romney. he started this summit right after 2012 really to have more influence in the elections to come. who doesn't want to go to deer valley in the middle of june? it's a beautiful place right now. for mitt romney he set the record in terms of raising money the lost goast go-round. but it's a chance for republican candidates to sit in the room with big bundlers and convince them to give them money for their campaigns. having influence and money is everything at this point in the game. >> and it does look like this campaign is going to blow all the past records as far as money raised and money spent. >> and really hard to track. we have a new game in town wh

what's expected to be eventually more than a dozen gop presidential candidates are schmoozing with mitt romneywho are expected to run are in utah at the invitation-only summit. but romney's influence about getting a hand are six cold hard campaign cast. what's it going to take to get the attention of donors and their checkbooks at this retreat over the weekend? >> well some of it is sort of -- playing outdoors. marco rubio this morning had a flag football game with potential donors. tomorrow morning lindsey graham is doing some skeet shooting. there's that aspect. donors, though, are wanting to hear from the candidates their pathway to victory, both in the primary and the election. scott walker is talking about his experience going up against unions and hard choices as a governor. >> jackie in terms of influence in the 2016 campaign how much is mitt romney going to have as a sway when it comes to actual policy? >> i think mitt romney has a lot of lessons to teach these candidates. he is the last republican to run. he lost and went up against an incumbent. hillary is not an incumbent assuming s

. >>> half a dozen republican presidential hopefuls attending mitt romney's annual eat 2 summit in utah. the closed door event dubbed can't mitt, giving the 2016 candidates -- includes senators marco rubio and lindsey graham, former hp ceo carly fiorina john kasich and others. john roberts joins us now from a beautiful park city, utah. hey, john. >> reporter: really difficult being here for the last three days. i got to tell you. think of camp mitt. this is the third annual installment, kind of a shark at that point for the presidential candidates. they make their pitch raised half a billion dollars for mitt romney in 2012. romney himself trying to encourage a different process than four years ago when literally from the get go, the republican candidate started tearing each other apart. while the atmosphere here and what i saw last week in iowa so far has been congenial, there are a few sharp elbows starting. chris christie ripped rand paul over his opposition to the patriot act the day before he was ripping ted cruz for asking for flood relief for texas when he voted against hurricane

mitt romney had gone through 20 some debate, he was college train, ready. obama got up there and was rusty and wasn't ready yet is because he hadn't gone through the primary training that mitt romney had been obama did well in later debate that that is something hillary clinton needs to be conscious of. she needs to make sure she is answering questions from her democratic primary challengers martin o'malley, bernie sanders and if she is the nominee which seems inevitable that she will be ready to take on whoever emerges from the republican field. jon: republican field is quite varied. >> it is the good opportunity for the gop to show off its diversity, two cuban americans, ted cruz and marco rubio, ceos, female ceo, senators young people, fluent spanish speakers, jeb bush, marco rubio, says this is unusual for the gop when voters see the gop primary the debate stage they will see something they are not used to they will see a bunch of different faces, fresh faces, a lot of diversity that really the democrat side doesn't have this time. they are running all

mitt romney 27% of the latino vote. john cain 31%.is all this for jeb bush symbolic the things we saw yesterday or can he go out and capture and get to 40% or whatever republicans need to win the white house? >> i think he can do well. a lot of other candidates can do well who don't on immigration. look. there are many ways to broaden the vote white working class voters. minority voters, asians women, young voters. i think the biggest clang in 2012 2016 can be among young voters. i do not believe if it's marco rubio vs. hillary clinton she will win it. she may win it marginally. nothing like what barak obama won against mitt romney. >> i see such a -- >> you see those exciting 24 hour-year-olds? hillary is it? >> yes, i do. >> we hang out with different 24 hour-year-olds. >>. in the same way, too, you have to have a his sponic candidate to address the hispanics. i think it's a fallacy you have to have a young candidate to attract young voters. it's all the candidate, the policy and the energy. >> i have never seen younger women more e

mitt romney saying he doesn't expect to make an endorsement in the republican presidential primaries.also doesn't regret his decision not to run. romney has been busy enough holding a three-day summit in utah for donors and the other candidates, making him at least a potential king make they are cycle, if he wants to play that role. msnbc's casey hunt there was this weekend. she got to sit down with some of those 2016 hopefuls. what did you learn from running against george w. bush in 2000? >> well, i was too young. i didn't have any money. and i hospital accomplished much. i mean, i did. i thought balancing the federal budget and reforming the pentagon were big items but it wasn't enough. so, i went to iowa i with tonight new hampshire and new hampshire, they said we like you. but could you just come back? this is not your time. >> talk about this with the panel here. this event now, we were talking about the decline in the last block of the iowa straw poll an event like this, sort of a new thing mitt romney createded in the last couple of years, republican candidates will come out,

anybody other than mitt romney and i think it's something similar here. at the end of the day, we all knew mitt romney was going to become the nominee. it was just a question of how long it would drag out. i think it's similar on the democrat side this time. >> these are all real people who have real thoughts about these issues. you don't have any her man cain type types in there. >> the former senator from rhode island comes to mind but when you look at bernie sanders, he is filling a void that elizabeth warren is not going to fill no matter how many times people ask her. what makes it interesting is as you go into those first four important primaries. in iowa he could have an unusually large showing. do we think he's going to be here in a primary? the problem casey touched on is when you start to get to south carolina hillary clinton's constituency is also very strongly ethnic. and one of the thins about the bernie sanders moment is that he doesn't have a broad ethnic base beyond white liberal democrats. >> so look at new hampshire. >> we're going to ha

, mitt romney is criticizing me about my wealth.point was she is going to get beaten up the way i was beaten up, said he, because her earnings, her speech earnings are so vast multiples of what other people make per hour. and what she said was american people don't begrudge other people's success. they just don't want to see people who are so successful because they lived the american dream and others have helped them and then they pull up the ladder behind them sasay they built their own log cabin. i think that is an interesting answer. >> andrea mitchell reporting from new hampshire. really appreciate you being here. thanks. >> good to be with you. >> thanks. >>> much more still to come tonight. please stay with us. 's so shiny. i know, mommy, but it's time to let the new kitchen get some sleep. if you want beautiful results, you know where to go - angie's list. now everyone can get highly rated service even without a membership. you can shop special offers or just tell us what you need and we'll help you find a local company to t

an issue. >> obviously this story is going to be pauling to mitt romney.at to show for it. you might think "the new york times" is wasting time treating inconsequential gossip like this. a reporter felt different. >> your life is open to public scrutiny. this is kind of the game, right? it's a game. what's "the new york times" going to do, exercise editorial control? no. it's like t eir motto says don't hate the paper, hate the game. they forget what a story like that turns into on the tv. >> splurging on luxury items? get a peek inside marco rubio's bank book. do his past money troubles matter? >> wow. suddenly the man who paid off his student loans and got a boat is printing counterfeit hundreds in his basement. [laughter] i mean, he can't do it in his living room not with those huge [bleep] windows. we'll be right back. sometimes the present looked bright. sometimes romantic. there were tears in my eyes. and tears in my eyes. and so many little things that we learned were really the biggest things. through it all, we saved and had a retirement plan. and

mitt romney took on the role in salt lake city with the ioc and did a great job there. >> the troubleor blatter's opponents is that there is no other obvious world figure in world football to move fifa forward. none of this is going to result quickly. laurence lee al jazeera. >> amnesty international is accusing the nigerian committee military of committing war crimes. it said that the military must be investigated for the murder, torture starvation and suffocation of many people. it said that 7,000 young boys died in detention and 20,000 young men were arrested and tortureed accused of being boko haram member. however, the nigerian military has rejected the report and calling it bias and concocted. >> what they're basically say something that the amnesty report is bias, their sources are questionable, they're relying on many unnamed sources. they're not giving specific details as to how they came about this figure that over 7,000 men and boys have been murdered at the hands of the military. they talk about missions in the region where they have been fighting. they don't say where tho

>> bill ritter was director of candidate operations for mitt romney. campaign staffs try to make sure the right number of people show up. hillary clinton's last presidential campaign was run by patty solace doyle. >> you make phone calls to your local supporters you do robe bow calls. >> hillary is going on here please show up? >> yes. >> they even advertise in the sky. >> ready for the message? and then mitt romney.com/tickets. see if the plane company can do the slash. >> because if the after thank you is bigger than the crowd, that looks bad. >> the football stadium seats about 80,000 people the only problem romney had about a thousand people in the crowd making the event look like a total flop. >> it's ritter's job to make sure that doesn't happen. >> six talented advanced people on the ground here for five days. >> we're actually painting part of the backdrop for the shot that you see from the riser. finish that late in the night. >> campaigns obsess about every side every camera angle. >> you have to learn to see these campaigns through the lens

the e-2 summit hosted by mitt romney at the swanky stein ericson lodge in utah. stands for experts and enthusiasts and they have cookouts and sing alongs including pilates with anromney and flag football are marco rubio and tomorrow morning skeet shooting with lindsey graham. and in the interview with kasie hunt, graham explained the summit's performance. >> the people in this room could effect the campaign. it takes millions and millions of dollars to run a campaign. you need two things a good campaign team to make sure that you are effective and you need investment, you need financial resources, to go out and win a rrt -- retail political contest but the good thing is all of the people in that room they don't have enough money to buy what will eventually have to happen and they can give a candidate a chance but if you can't close the deal in small towns in new hampshire and iowa you can't be a big deal. >> and here sally hunt and brian dade. what is this event? it is between a donor and aspen ideas festival all kind of held by mitt romney? >> that is not a bad