mr. christie: yes. you will probably see us here at least every other week and probably more frequently than that. when you are the sitting governor of new jersey and you have a day job, the trip is about 45 minutes by flight, a little shorter than iowa. we are engaged in a great place here. we will work hard over the next >> donald trump is still pulling at 20. what is your reaction? >> it is a reaction to both of them. folks other -- folks are angry. the republican congress has not in anything they planned to do. i think voters are saying we want somebody to get something done. right now, as we get closer, what they will say is, let's look at somebody who is not a part of washington but could get something done. that is when we will see us move in iowa. >> how do you change the political climate in a highly fragmented party? how do you bring them together? mr. christie: winning helps. everybody wants you to be -- wants to be your friend when you win. i go with this in new jersey and ahead democratic l

mr. christie: ok.tion was, he said my views on marijuana are well known, and that in the spirit of bipartisanship he wants to know if i would be willing to meet states halfway on recreational marijuana. in the spirit of bipartisanship, no. here's why. here's why. there's a few reasons. the first one is that the laws in this country better -- matter. they matter. when we have lawlessness in this country, we have a situation where folks feel that they can pick and choose which laws they like and which ones they don't. and if we are ignoring the law that you don't like, you are probably pretty happy. the moment we start ignoring the law you do like, all of a sudden we have a big problem on our hands. i think you folks who want to legalize recreational marijuana, go to congress, get a president who will want to legalize it, and sign it. that's how we do these things, rogue letting states go and decide for themselves. that's where i have the problem with what's happening right now. we don't have folks who a

mr. christie: we have $19 trillion in debt, we have people out of work, we have isis and al-qaeda attacking us and we're talking about fantasy football?

mr. christie: another milestone in our campaign to have our headquarters in new hampshire to get it open, get it working jean: fellow gop-er george republicans in manchester. mr. pataki: i think as we get to february here in nh ans as the process rolls forward, americans are goin got want a responsible leader. jean: we caught up rand paul bowling a spare to kick off his weekend in the granite state saying he stands out in the pack mr. paul: there are a lot of candidates and you have to break through but i think the good thing about my candidacy is that i think we have our own niche. jean: democrat martin o' malley took the stage at a housing forum hosted by st. anselm college. republican mike huckabee attended the same forum his first visit to new hampshire since april. mr. huckabee: with 324 republican candidates in the primary, not everybody is playing everywhere. jean: but he played here jamming on stage with scott brown' s jean: and republican donald trump wasn' t far from hillary clinton tonight holding a rally in tyngsboro, massachusetts where he said he will win the bay state and t

mr. christie: wait a second, we have $19 trillion in debt, people out of work, we have isis and al qaeda attacking us, and we' re really talking about fantasy football? can we stop? [cheers and applause] bazi: as the candidates battled plans, they found agreement on one thing, ted cruz vents their shared frustration with the moderators. sen. cruz: this is not a cage match. how about talking about the substantive issue people care about? bazi: republican leaders are taking aim at those who are accused of stirring up the fighting matches on asian not focused on policy. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. adam: although democrat hillary clinton wasn' t on stage last night, her name certainly came up during the debate. she spent the night here in the granite state and tweeted this her that she was brushing off all those comments. she continues her visit today with a college forum in berlin. and republican jeb bush will hold a town hall in new london. "new hampshire primary source," wmur political reporter john distaso looks ahead at which granite state in the coming plus, the desk used 103 ye

mr. christie: i will, for a few reasons.st off, the folks from americorps were extraordinary helpful to us in the aftermath of hurricane sandy. [applause] we had volunteers who came to new jersey and stayed with us for months, helping to get their lives back to some sense of normalcy. helping to clean up debris. helping to rebuild. helping to cook meals. helping to read to children when they were out of school. all sorts of different things that americorps volunteers did, which were indispensable not only to help us rebuild, but to give the people in our state who were really suffering a sense that they were not alone. that is an intangible that you cannot even place a value on. the enthusiasm and compassion that americorps members brought to new jersey made me an even bigger supporter of the program. i also think, we need to expand national service as a way to deal with the student debt problem in our country. [applause] there's a whole bunch of layers to this which i can't go into now, because my clock has run out, but one

mr. christie talks tough to empty rooms in des moines, trenton is running on autopilot. the paper cited that the state's budget crisis and the george washington bridge scandal, among other statewide issues. they also referred to his low poll numbers and the financial health of his campaign. christie responded in well under 140 characters on twitter saying, i can't read the article because i don't have a subscription. but i can tell you this, i'm not going anywhere. >>> now, breaking overnight the senate has passed a two-year budget deal. the deal sets government funding levels through september of 2017, it also suspends the nation's debt ceiling until march of 2017. the bill passed 64-35 with 18 republicans joining all democrats. now the legislation heads to the president obama who is expected to sign it. the voting came to an end shortly after 3:00 a.m. the bill drew criticism from several republicans, including a few senators running for the white house. >> the left, and the right, have come together in an unholy alliance to explode the debt. i hope my colleagues will

mr. christie: we have $19 trillion in debt, we have people out of work, we have isis and al-qaeda attacking us and we're talking about fantasy football? brian: brian stelter, cnn, new york. alyx: fox business is giving republican presidential candidates more time to answer questions in their next debate. they will have 90 seconds to answer questions and 60 seconds to respond to other candidates the decision comes after several candidates and party officials complained about the tone and style of wednesday's cnbc debate. another key endorsement for hillary clinton. new york mayor bill de blasio announced he was backing her for the presidential bid. he says she is the best candidate to speak about income inequality. he received backlash for not immediately endorsing clinton. turning to frank on this halloween forecast, is it going to continue to be spooky and dark or are we going to clear up? frank: no. we do have some rain, you probably noticed it is a little wet for mason city to fort dodge. all of this moving to the north if we zoom in a little bit, activity. back toward ames you will get

mr. christie: we have $19 trillion in debt, we have people out of work, we have isis and al-qaeda attacking us and we're talking about fantasy football? brian: brian stelter, cnn, new york. alyx: again, the republican national committee says it's suspending its partnership with nbc news and its properties and won't allow the network to co-host a presidential primary debate scheduled for february. the letter from rnc chair reince priebus to nbc comes after this week's heavily criticized debate on cnbc. priebus says the cnbc debate did not focus on economic issues as promised. and that the candidates were asked questions that "were inaccurate or downright offensive." the rnc tells nbc it will still hold a debate as scheduled on february 26 with its other planned media partner, national review. fox business is giving republican presidential candidates more time to answer questions in their next debate. the network says candidates will have 90 seconds to answer questions and 60 seconds to respond to other candidates if their name is mentioned. traditionally, candidates are only allowed 60 secon

mr. christie was asked to leave the designated quiet area on the ocella express this morning. fellow passengers posted pictures on instagram of christie departing. >>> the mets should be arriving in kansas city at any moment. the amazings boarded buses to begin the flight. they meet the royals tuesday night. good evening, i'm sandra bookman. >> and i'm joe torres. >>> the wild birthday party in queens that ended in bloodshed. the bedlam erupted after midnight. two guests were leaving when a gunman walked up to them and opened fire. cefaan kim is live in bayside with the story. >> take a look at 28th street in bayside where there are still clear signs of a party that went out of control. beer cups cover the front lawn. according to neighbors and a man who says he was at this party last night, they say things did not start out this way. >> like everyone freaked out. i was going up the stairs to see what was happening and when the gunshots happened, everyone started tackling downstairs. like i fell. >> reporter: frankie says it was a peaceful night that turned suddenly violent. he

mr. christie: republicans have never done any of the things they promised they

mr. christy's numbers are in the basement. he is nearly out of campaign cash. this is his moment.ht, to go home and use the year left in his term to clean out the barn as speaker john boehner would say. governor chris christie tweeting response to "new york times" saying quote, can't read the article because i don't have a subscription. i can tell you this, i am not going anywhere. my garden state, friend, over here. >> you know who agrees with "new york times" on this? 67% of new jersey voters according to october 15th rutgers university poll. 56% of new jersey republican want him to get out? you know why? new jersey is in dumpster. highest property taxes in nation. second highest long term unemployed. highest foreclosures is in the nation. transportation trust fund, busted. nine credit downgrades under chris christie. come home. do your job. stop running around. "new york times" gave him a big present. "new york times" gave him humongous gift doing this. the republicans love to whine about the mainstream media. this is big boost. got to come home. do your jobs. my parents live t

mr. christie is up a few points from a similar survey conducted in august. >>> what happened to a woman inside a whole foods that has the store firing a security company. >> plus new video of a man charged with killing his girlfriend's 19-month-old son as he heads to court. we're live with new information. >>> plus a pastor in connecticut attacked on the street after responding to a post on craigslist. >> i'm meteorologist bill evans here in the weather center. despite clouds and a few showers, the temperatures is 71 degrees. there's a couple of showers on radar heading to western jersey, and some of those will be moving up the hudson river valley. there you see the temperatures in the 70s for the afternoon. we're going to talk about that, okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you need more streaming for more devices, fios gives you options with the fastest internet and wi-fi available from 50 to 500 mpbs. and we're not ju

mr. christie's numbers are in the basement and he's nearly out of campaign cash." governor christie responded by tweeting, "can't read the article because i don't have a subscription, but i can tell you this -- i am not going anywhere." couple things. number one, governor, you get ten free articles every month even without a "new york times" subscription. so go ahead and read the article. number two, you're right. you shouldn't quit your run for the presidency just because a newspaper editorial board says your campaign is rubbish. no candidate should. no one has voted yet. the pet peeve of mine when people try to get other people to quit things. run for office and let the voters decide. a pill? or stop to finda pill? a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe

mrs. christie have been married 29 years.s curious to find out how people who have been married for a long time started dating so i asked. >> do you remember the first time you saw this guy? >> gosh, yes. >> where? >> university of delaware. i was a freshman. >> where was it on campus? >> the student center. student government. i wandered into one of his meetings. >> did you like him at first or not? >> yeah, he was okay. >> just okay? >> do you remember her? >> oh, sure. we were friends for almost three and a half years at college before we dated. we were friend s. it was the second half of my senior year of college we started to date. >> who picked up who? who did the conversion from friends to more than just friends? >> i picked her up. i picked her up in a bar, greta. it's a steamy story. she came back from having done winter break in europe. i was at deer park tavern with friend s. i saw a woman with her back to me dancing. and mary pat had long hair halfway down her back. this woman didn't. i thought it was mary pat but

mr. christie's appointees and staffers are supposed to start in march. r one of those criminal investigations involves the christie administration's dealings with united airlines. this probe has already claimed the scalp of the ceo of united airlines. and tonight the man whoun expectedly quit chris christie's cabinet, his secretary of transportation, he's tied to that scandal as well because he was the lobbyist for united airlines when that company bribed christie administration figures for preferential treatment at newark airport, et cetera. and these sort of scandals, even these sorts of criminal investigations biting him on the ankles, these are the sort of things that a stronger presidential candidate could probably weather without much worry. chris christie, though, is not a strong presidential candidate. in the new national republican poll that just came out from pew polling today, chris christie's name does not even appear in the pullout graphic of how people did in the poll. chris christie is just lumped in as other, with all the other candidates

mr. christie's numbers are in the basement and he's nearly out of campaign cash." istie responded by tweeting, "can't read the article because i don't have a subscription, but i can tell you this -- i am not going anywhere." couple things. number one, governor, you get ten free articles every month even without a "new york times" subscription. so go ahead and read the article. number two, you're right. you shouldn't quit your run for the presidency just because a newspaper editorial board says your campaign is rubbish. no candidate should. no one has voted yet. the pet peeve of mine when people try to get other people to quit things. run for office and let the voters decide. ught we'd be read. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that. you can't predict it, but you can be ready. another step on the journey. will you be ready when growth presents itself. realize your buying power at open.com. on top of your he

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mr. christie saying, let's put it that way.d which we've not had on the show before and was not buzzed. >> it's a placeholder for something else. stuart you say qe3 -- >> there you go. [laughter] stuart: you've got to check out in this. this company is calls gibbs technology. wait for it. can you believe this? they make amphibious motorcycles. there it is. >> hilarious. stuart: they could be on the road or the ocean or the pond, wherever you happen to be, within the next year. editor automotive news -- no, you're the car guy. look at that. it's cool. so it just comes right off land -- >> it's super cool, right? stuart: when you're riding around on land, do you have to take those wings off? >> no, you can lean into turns just like a regular motorcycle. this company's been making amphibious quads for a couple years now, but they realized you can't make these street legal because it's so hard to make a four-wheeled vehicle street legal, so they've come up with a two-wheeled version as well as a three-wheeled version called the tri

mr. christie's numbers are in the basement and he's nearly out of campaign cash.s moment, all right, to go home and use the rest of his term to clean out the barn as speaker john boehner would say. is that premature? >> it probably is premature. let me explain. i've done this for each one of the debates. i don't want to get suede. we have so many people on cnn who i find compelling and sometimes there's a temptation, you sit there and all of a sudden you change your mind. i like to lock myself in before i hear what anybody else has to say. those are the views as i recorded them in realtime. i thought christie had a decent night. i thought christie had a decent night but i didn't think it was a breakout night. kasich, john kasich, it didn't matter what the first question was going to be, he came loaded for bear and he wanted to enter a new phase of his campaign. i think he achieved that. >> so let's talk about what's going on with the media right now. by the way, like "the new york times," that's going to be dismissed out of hand by the christie people. they are go

mr. christie said the state could not afford to make the payments he promised in the law.tion's largest pension liabilities and a record nine credit downgrades from wall street rating agencies. what do you say to that? in this article they claim you lost in your economic plans. >> looks like your correlation is over, chris. >> i'm shocked that the new york times doesn't like me. what's next? you're going to tell me i'm not going to star on the racheal mad house show tonight? we put reform saving over 1,230 billion dollars. i'm not going to raise taxes on the hardworking people of new jersey to give bigger pensions to the folks in the private sector of my state who put -- in their health benefits and give a 2.4 million benefit out. >> you're right. >> some are saying connecticut is going to look like puerto rico. you've gone in there and tried to reform things and yet we hear nine credit downgrades. is the problem just too big for one governor to handle? >> no, it's not too big for one governor to handle. the fact is i'm continuing to handle it and continue to work hard and

look at governor christie, mr. cavuto -- neil: had some great lines.out in a crowd with some others with good lines? >> i want to ask you, did he have that in his back pocket you think, governor christie? had he said the line before? it was killer line. neil: it was a killer line. moderators had that coming. one of the things that was happening, always turn it around to be very in your face as governor was, but a lot of them were very in your face. i think marco rubio was ready for that bush at act line. >> yeah. neil: a lot have to practice this, right? they're ready for it. >> who was prepping marco rubio? whoever it is -- neil: off the charts. >> oh, my gosh, it was great, it was brilliant. poor jeb bush, with the tie that kept slipping down. it was like romney thing. neil: stop it. these things are closely choreographed. i think these two examples to joseph's point illustrate it. from ronald reagan. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i am not boying to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. [laughter] ne

mr. chairman. >> notwithstanding what governor christie said last night. >> thank you, ambassador shannon. a couple of points. your long career has included service in some very dangerous areas. talk about the evolving security conditions under which our folks have to operate around the globe and your sensitivity to those issues in this new role. >> senator, thank you very much. i am a proud member of the commonwealth of virginia. thank you very much for your service as governor and as senator. we're very lucky to have you. you know, today -- i live in crystal city. i take the bus to work. which means i get off on constitution and 22nd. i walk up 22nd street and enter the state department through the c street entrance. aside from seeing the array of flags of all the countries of which we have diplomatic relations, i also see on both walls on either side of our entrance the names of all the foreign service officers and family members who have given their lives in the service of the united states of america. so every day it is impressed upon me the danger of our job, but also the honor of se

mr. chairman. >> notwithstanding what governor christie said last night. >> thank you, ambassador shannon. a couple of points. your long career has included service in some very dangerous areas. talk about the evolving security conditions under which our folks have to operate around the globe and your sensitivity to those issues in this new role. >> senator, thank you very much. i am a proud member of the commonwealth of virginia. thank you very much for your service as governor and senator. we're very lucky to have you. you know, today -- i live in crystal city. i take the bus to work. which means i get off on constitution and 22nd. i walk up 22nd street and enter the state department through the c street entrance. aside from seeing the awrray of flags of which we have diplomatic relations, he see on both walls on either side of our entrance the names of all of foreign service officers and family members who have given their lives in the service of the united states of america. so every day it is impressed upon me the danger of our job, but also the honor of serving and the importance of

christie. riding high. "morning joe" every hour or two. mr. east coast. mr. media lover, friend of the show and everybody. i thought he was great until he got caught into the sleaze problem of new jersey. >> right. >> which wasn't surprising but he did get caught in it. >> the other problem that he has is that his appeal for so long is that he was a straight-talking, no-nonsense kind of guy. but trump does that like on steroids. so he doesn't have the appeal as a guy who says what everybody else is thinking, so he is left with, you know, bridge-gate. >> if trump ever said none of your business, somebody would say, he's being polite tonight. he didn't say "you're ugly ". >> nothing like trump. >> the same problem he has with jeb and rubio, who are the two republicans that can say, i am a conservative. i've worked with democrats in the past. gotten things done in the senate or wherever. that's the space he wanted to straddle and he has nothing. he's been basically blocked out by those three candidates. his only saving grace is that he has a bunch of money. >> the one that didn't look good the other night wa

has taken sides, al jazeera requested an interview with perry christy and we never were received so we decided to just approach him. >> mr. prime minister, is chinese investment good for the bahamas economy? >> there is no problem with me talking with you but i just have another engagement. >> we contacted his office later. they never got back to us. but the minister of tourism did comment. >> we have investors from great britain. you have investors from the united states of america. we have veforts fro investors fr parts of the europe. no one is buying out our country, that's not true. >> reporter: it's the groundbreaking ceremony for the colonial hilton's expansion. danielle leo greets bahaman officials. from a free stadium to baja mar the largest yeefers real estates construction project. china construction america turned down our request for an interviewer. we thought we should try one more time. >> i just ask what you have to say to those who criticize china construction and blame china construction for delays in baja mar? >> we're here to do work with the bahamas, this work is evidence of what we're doing here. so

mrs. clinton to talk about being the first woman president when every single salary sheest spouses, and every single policy of president obama has been demon straably bad for women. >>> christielso positioned himself as the best person to faceoff against clinton. >> what don't do is what hillary clinton and john kerry and barack obama want us to do. put more taxes on it. give more money to washington, d.c., and then they'll fix it. >> reporter: one of the more interesting exchanges occurred between john kasich and donald trump. >> you can't do it with empty promises. these plans would put us trillions and trillions of dollars in debt. folks we cannot elect somebody that doesn't know how to do the job. you have to pick somebody who has experience, somebody that has the no-how and discipline. >> reporter: trump responded with this. >> he was so nice. he was such a nice guy, and he said, oh, i'm never going to attack, but then his poll numbers tanked, that's why he is on the end, and he got nasty. >> reporter: the next debate will be in a few weeks in milwaukee, wisconsin. another chance for the candidates to contrast themselves from each other, and prove why they should be the

christie calling the massacre senseless and devastating. president obama will visit oregon on friday. he is expected to meet with the families of those victims privately. mr. obama was already expected to head to the west. ben: a rockslide may have -- the train would have stopped here in new york city as well. officials say that the locomotive and another car went over an end they live. all right. fox means business. teresa: joining us now is adam shapiro. >> reporter: good morning to you. fox means breakfast, too, by the way. mcdonald's has got to turn that ship around. to declining in the united states. 14000 plus stores. you can get in the burrito you want, fruit and yogurt, hash not at all places can you get past browns. hotcakes and hotcakes with sausage. the issue with hash browns, franchises to not have the right equipment. in markets with biscuits, you can get the bacon egg and cheese biscuit, but you cannot get the southern style chicken biscuit. teresa: is the met griddle on the list? >> it is not. ben: that 8 muffin. i am good with that. teresa: speaking of muffins. somebody had a little boston. >> lauren simonetti and her husband welcomed ray

mrs. carly fiorina. senator ted cruz. governor chris christie. and senator rand paul. a lot to get to tonight. so let's get started. this first is an open question. the series of debates is essentially a job interview with the american people. and in any job interview you know this. you get asked what is your biggest weakness. so in 30 seconds, without telling us that you tried too hard or that you're a perfectionist, what is your biggest weakness and what are you doing to address it? we'll go left to right, governor john kasich, 30 seconds. >> good question, but i want to tell you my great concern is we're on the verge of perhaps picking someone who cannot do this job. i've watched to see people say we should dismantle medicaid and medicare and leave the senior citizens out in the cold. i've heard of them talking about deporting people out of this country, splitting families. i've heard of tax schemes that don't add up that put our kids in deeper trouble than they are today. we need somebody to -- >> frankly i did it in washington, ohio, and i'll do it again in washington if i'm president to

mr. trump thanks so much for your time. >> thank you very much. dickerson: taking morning off campaign trail to joyous in person is 2016 republican, governor of new jersey, chris christie, welcome. i want to start with some of the tough comments you've made about republicans in washington first on the benghazi hearings they were ineffective with the secretary of state. >> i think they were. the fact is we should be talking about what really matters in that this sense. secretary clinton says that she is not responsible for what happened there. she says other security professionals were responsible yet she didn't fire anybody. and i think what the american people dislike the most about hillary clinton that they refused to be held accountable. mistakes happen. bad things happen. you need to be held accountable stand up to do that. she has no accountability. no transparency to what is going on. i don't think they did effective job. here is the thing. come next september when i'm on the stage with her in debates she'll have federal prosecutor asking these questions. >> dickerson: when he say she wasn't on top of it, her security staff, people said that about with you the wa

christie. but it really depends on the republican electorate waking up to the fact that issues are important. i saw president bush and mrsweek ago in houston. i went to their points of light event. and believe it or not, everybody was really upbeat. there were a lot of funders there that are probably at the meeting this week. and they were upbeat. so i think the idea that the tone of this meeting is so downbeat is not quite correct. i think it is a midcourse correction and it's the probably appropriate thing to do as the campaign has turned out with a different tone than most people expected. >> do you think trump can win new hampshire? >> i think trump can win anywhere if the electorate doesn't wake up. but it may not be the best thing for the party or the country. >> thank you so much, governor jon sununu, former chief of staff to bush 41. i know you have not endorsed anyone. your son, former senator, is involved with john kasich's campaign. we will be talking to you. we will head to the republican debate and talk to you on the other side. thank you again. >> thanks, andrea. nice being on with you. >>> coming up, the m

christie have talked about in their earlier lectures, those landscape antics. he also made love for edward clark which we have in our archives. in the letter he said, mr. wouldl told me that i have work at the capital after the recession of the congress, but about my proposition he could not tell me anything clever but that he would take the matter under consideration, and he asked me what would be my demand about wages. i replied that before the war i had $10 in gold that was a sufficient wage, as i hope to obtain the same consideration. he is basically saying he needs work, he is going to ask for the same rate that he did earlier. was onse justin morrill important committees, like the committee of ways and means, all kinds of things where his interest could have really made a difference. -- in the letter, some of the things he wrote, and i actually ate some copies of a transcript, it is really the only time that brumidi spoke out about his history. i think that justin morrill would have somewhat encouraged him to do that. why don't you write this out, tell your background. edward clark probably would have known that but it kind of bolstered his case

christi texas? caller: good morning. i wish c-span would allow mr.ter have a dry erase at his disposal so he could expect the majority of the majority. i'm picking up my brain off the floor. [laughter] caller: about the effect on the speaker. one of the reasons -- host: i think we just lost, a technical glitch. we lost everyone who was in line. you are welcome to call back again . apologies to them. explain the argument you been making. guest: the majority of the majority? host: when you're making these phone calls, pitching your fellow colleagues to make you the next majority whip, what are you saying? host: i introduced myself and i say if the opening presents itself, because it has not yet. i will be running for majority whip because i believe it is time we show we're not only inclusive, but we have a process by which we get things done. that means every member has a chance to get something done. if you have a bill that is important to you because it is needed back home, it should be heard. if you have a bill for yet more the majority republican t

chris christie comparing this to and the washington post saying, less than a year after a sweeping electoral triumph, republicans are on the verge of ceasing to function as national political party. mr. chairman, how do you think americans should see this? >> that was a little dramatic. we have passed out of the house senate. a lot of our frustration is with the senate. with the president. we have to change things. we need a fresh start. we have a gulf and a divide that needs to be bridged. we need a speaker who takes the communications realm and drives the discussion in the country about what it is we're standing for and trying to do. and so we're going through the exercise. down. the majority leader decided we need a fresh face. that's part why i put my name in for the spot. >> you may be a fresh face. do you really think you can bridge in enormous divide? it. he's said repeatedly he won't. i do think there are people that are better qualified. but i do think i bridge that gap. that's the case i'm making. if there's somebody better, i will support them. you're part of the solution or part of the problem. >> let me tell you what congressman darryl issa has said. you have taken a br

christie, mike hawk bee, john caser, rand paul. they could possibly be out of their poll numbers dropped below 3%. meanwhile, on the democratic side, an aide for vice president joe bideen said mrl join the presidential race. an aide sent an e-mail to former biden staffers telling them that mr. biden will need help from them if he does run. that e-mail was obtained by the associated press. however, the aide said he doesn't know what mr. biden's decision will be. >>> back here at home, lieutenant governor gavin newsome unvailed a tough new gun control measure that he wants to put on the next year's ballot. business proposal would require background checks when you buy ammunition. it would also force gun owners to surrender large capacity magazines and it would also require gun owners to report any lost or stolen guns to law enforcement. gavin nuewsome announced his plan right outside of 101 california street. you may remember, that is where eight people were killed in a bloody rampage in 1993. newsome says for him, gun control is also a personal issue. >> the fact that i am scared now to send my kids to preschool. more preschool killeds are being shot than police officers in the

mr. speaker, remember meeting my constituent neil shepherd and sharon wood nine years ago this week. they took their two children, christie age seven, and bobby age six on holiday. the children tragically died of carb carb poison -- carbon monoxide poisoning. they wish that other people not suffer the tragedy they endured. in the european parliament on recommendation that the commission bring forward on legislation to improve carbon monoxide safety and fire safety for tourism premises in the e.u. can i ask the prime minister that his mep support it and if this false would he look to insit gait legislation nationally in this country? >> i remember the meeting we had and great bravery of irparent in that terrible loss to campaign that others didn't lose children the way they had. as for legislation in country, we do have strict legislation on particular things about fire resistant materials but i will look after that too. >> question 14, closed question. >> 14, sir. prime minister, set out a ambitious long-term plan for the midlands, future engine of growth for the whole of u.k. across bost we're working with business leade

mr. trump, but i get no credit for this stuff. i said they don't like each other. >> and chris christie was greeted from "the new york times" with calls to resign. >> i advise you to go back to read my 11 hours of the testimony. i hope you enjoy it. >> jeb bush's donors are in full panic mode. yeah. apparently last night jeb bush called his two biggest donors, and said "calm down, mom and dad." >>> good friday morning, i'm jose diaz balart, and the news is of course, the presidential race, and new developments. hallie jackson is in washington, and joey reed is in atlanta. and something that we have confirmed a meeting with the two gop campaigns regarding the future debates? >> yes, and this is happening sunday for the candidates to get together to talk about the concerns, and the unhappiness with the debates. this is reported by ploit e politico, and verified. and you nknow who is not invite? the head of the rnc. the chairman, himself, said he was embarrassed how the debate went, and he said it was improper, an unprofessional, and so maybe some changes coming from the next debate, and we have heard from some campaigns particularly in

mr. trump, but i get no credit for this stuff. i said they don't like each other. >> and chris christie was greeted from "the new york times" with calls1 hours of the testimony. i hope you enjoy it. >> jeb bush's donors are in full panic mode. yeah. apparently last night jeb bush called his two