mr. bush raises a good point if there are things that we haven't addressed that we should be, let's take those up. i don't know that we should holdup all proposed changes because it doesn't include everyone we want to change in c fro. but i open it up to my fellow commissioners. speaker: i'm prepared to move that we -- on decision point 1 that we approved the section 1.114 a 2 and 1.114 c as set forth in the [inaudible]. speaker: mr. keane. speaker: i'll second that. those two specific aspects, the supreme court of the united states has been rather definitive that that's something that we cannot indeed enforce. and we did vote a few months ago exactly the way commissioner reanne is proposing and we voted unanimously that's not in our power. on those i don't have a problem with, and i think it's redundant and i second mr. hurt. speaker: all in favor. speaker: aye. speaker: opposed. hearing none that motion passes. speaker: can you go to the next. speaker: thank you, chair. the second set of ame

mr. bush's letter on page 2. there's a list of six items, specifically which he just spoke on, i think he mentioned all of them. and -- speaker: can i ask in regard to these six items. speaker: have you analyzed them and made a conscious decisions as to all of them and why they should not be encompassed within these proposed changes? speaker: not with respect to all of them. speaker: part of the reason i wanted to take time here. speaker: that's good. if you don't mind, i mean, i can go through these six with you and sort of tell you about them and sort of where they were and -- speaker: mr. chair, why don't i suggest we not do that. we've talked about the fact it's going to be bifurcated and staff provides us with a memo so we can think about it for the next time and then really come back with some exhaustive thought as to why, whether we want to incorporate them or not incorporate them. speaker: i do have some concerns about holding up regulations if we all agree that we should make changes for things that we a

chair may i ask mr. bush a question mr. bush you're more knowledge be able the history we listened to this and seems like there are negligence about the prohibition of someone getting a benefit that all of a sudden that disappeared and everyone in positions of responsibility said gee we didn't know that is what happened then is that what happened then. >> i don't think that the people on the commission or the board were role aware of that provision because prop e in 2003 was broad had a great degree of material and if you look at the record it says we're going to come back to the some of the things later and, of course explicit and moved into the administrative code amended i ethics commission and, of course no one that have happened it looked at they were all processed original rather than result oriented and the ethics commission that put it forward i don't want to say ill things they thought they were doing the right thing in cleaning things up in terms of supervisor david chiu's question about the length of time after so

when and how we start to see and hear from mrs. bush, but mrs. christie has something of a profile, and mrs. cruz is a something of a bright person, but we have not heard mrs. walker, i could not pick her up out of a lineup, and i don't think we could know who would help or hurt, but i think all of them are not afraid, but very cautious. mark: kelley paul is the first that we heard of, but she is one that is not always an asset when there is strategy meetings. i am not saying that she will ruin things, but we should watch it. john: we shouldn't say there is another exception and that is karen santorum and she is a big asset. mark: another person who could be a huge asset and a huge liability is bill clinton. maybe the biggest asset in the world, but he could also really be a problem. john: i think it is safe to say that there is not one of those smart republican espouses who would not be as good of a candidate at strategist roles as hillary clinton. mark: and scott walker will be making the rounds in gotham next week and there is no doubt that je

i do think mr. bush raises a good point if there are things that we haven't addressed that we should be, let's take those up. i don't know that we should holdup all proposed changes because it doesn't include everyone we want to change in c fro. but i open it up to my fellow commissioners. speaker: i'm prepared to move that we -- on decision point 1 that we approved the section 1.114 a 2 and 1.114 c as set forth in the [inaudible]. speaker: mr. keane. sp

mr. bush if he's going to run for president he should have his facts right. half the schools in the united states of america don't have unions and the three states that are most unionized are the three states that do the best. so let's stop demonizing people who want to work and make a difference in the lives of kids and the hardest thing is let's work together to turn around struggling schools as opposed to doing the opt outs that mr. bush did. because the things he did in florida didn't work. >> let's talk about the stuff that jeb bush and other conservatives always have to say about teachers unions. you are here in new york so you know what somebody's accusations are. teachers this cannot be released from their jobs, tenure, rubber rooms, where teachers who are low performers end up coming to work and sitting in a classroom. those things tend to get stuck in people's craw. can we not maintain our focus on public education and clearly get rid of teachers we need to get rid of? >> you're right. both michael mulgrew my successor and i tried close the rubber r

. >> i appreciate mr. bush being concerned about immigration reform. i would suggest that what he do is talk to the speaker of the house and the members of his party because the fact of the matter is that that even after we pass bipartisan legislation in the senate i gave the republicans a year and a half a year and a half to just call the bill, we this votes. they wouldn't do it. >> now the rmc tweeted, obama was against his immigration action before he was for it and said at least 25 times he didn't have the authority. six minutes past the hour etc. let's get down business right now, good morning. >> hey, betty, good morning to you. united airlines is warning the pilots on concentrating on safety procedures. they sited for safety events last who, including one incident have a pilot had to have a pull maneuver to avoid a crash. an edible cup for coffee. kfc is calling the new creation the scoffee cup and stock markets are searching for a new high. the nasdaq coming close to the 5,000 mark. a level it has not reached since the dotcom of 2000. betty, ba

and i think mrs. bush is fantastic. i don't -- i would not want to be her husband. she really rules the roost. but i remember maybe some of you do, when she made her first appearance as first lady on stage at kennedy center, and she walked out -- this is of course, coming after eight years of nancy reagan who is a very different kind of woman. she walked out like this and she walked up -- had a light blue wool suit, very nice suit, middle-aged lady. and she walked out and took that microphone and she said, well, what you see is what you get. and i thought, good for you. [ laughter ] >> did we get out of sequence or something? >> what? >> did i forget ronald reagan? >> no i don't think so. how can you forget him? no, here, i think he's emerging. >> i think i might have forgotten him. >> it's in the stars, as they say. >> there's his hair anyway. >> i interviewed reagan in the white house very soon after he was shot. and i thought it was wonderful that he would be willing to do an interview so soon after. but when i went in to sit down with him, i was studying to see

the effort of mr. bush and mr. keats in service to their community brought economic security and advancement to a group that had been marginalized and neglected. by 1900, the activities of the mosaic temperature peculiars had broaden -- templars had a building and loan association a business college and even a hospital. what started as a small enterprise to provide services to former slaves seeking a better life evolved into a thriving business. at the height in the 1920's, mosaic templars was felt by more than 80,000 members and belonging to chapters in 26 states and six foreign countries. while this noble institution fell on hard times during the great depression, its impact continued. a pillar in the little rock community, mr. bush rose to the heights as being appointed as the seaver of public moneys by -- receiver of public moneys by mckinley and friend to booker t. washington and facilitated his leadership four times by president rosevelt and president taft. the friendship with dr. washington was a close frien

so what would we like to say about mrs. bush's style? >> laura bush was apparently not very interested in fashion, unlike barbara bush, who was very interested in fashion. we think of barbara bush locking like a granny with her little fake pearls and stuff. but she was really good friends with scaasi and had very fancy dresses whereas laura bush doesn't seem to have been particularly interested. i mean, she wanted to look appropriate and everything, but it wasn't an interest of hers. >> i just always think of her as being so mild and seeing photos of her wearing soft colors and it's relatively demure. nothing that's going to shout out because i think she just has a very gentle, mild presence. >> no fake cowboy looking like he sometimes would put on. >> there was an interesting color shift, though. >> yes. >> that went on because she was very taupe. and sort of beige when they were running. and when she came in and -- and the beautiful red dress. and michael faircloth tells a story about coming to see the first lady's exhibit and mrs. bush

mr. bush's potential rivals see as an absence of a detail. many more speeches to come from jeb bush. he's getting back in politics because he realizes how important the need for the economy is. >> interesting, thank you carl. >> a new twist on conception. uk votes to allow three parent babies aimed at preventing certain genetic defects and a technique that raises a host of legal and moral questions. >> medical ethics said the medical terminology is not ready for prime time but acknowledge that science is moving quickly and law makers will be tempted to do the say. it catches flaws in babies in the embryonic age. take the egg of the mother and sperm of the father and donated dna material from another woman. and that will replace the primary april from the mother. it has fewer risk of heart and liver disease and blindless. but critics say the science is far from settled and two embryos would be destroyed in the process. they question if it will bring designer babies and giving parents the tools to craft the child they want. the bishop in the catholic church in england said there are se

mr. bush's eight years as governor of florida. and most of the messages are mundane. and so far the biggest controversy involves the failure to edit out some of the citizen's private information including their social security numbers. and we'll keep going through the online documents to find what they say about mr. bush, and there are growing sentiments that he will make education reform his key topic and it's controversial. >> if we were designing our school systems from scratch what would they look like? >> in 2007, education reform, more than any other issue has become jeb bush's signature effort. >> it's going to require a big political fight. monopolies don't go quietly into the nighttime and in the fight to take education out of the hands of government, bush started a non-profit foundation and created a national initiative and brought together education officials and an advocacy group. they supported education budgets to privately run schools, and offering students more choices through digital and online learning, but critics say that it's a boon for education

>> well, mr. bush genuine hero of conservative educational reform voucher system in florida charter schools, quarter of a million people now in charter schools in florida. 70,000 people receiving tax credit scholarships that gets around constitutional objections and wonderful record he has done there the problem on common core is his critics are talking past one another. he thinks people are objecting primarily to the contents of the standards. there is some of that but most people feel, as i do who oppose common core. i don't care if the standards are written by aristotle, perfected by shakespeare, approved by newton and endorsed by jefferson they are wrong because they are the thin end of an enormous federal wedge that will inevitably cause the standards to cause the textbooks to be be aligned with the exams and you will get a national curriculum which is forbidden by law which will come in by stealth and indirection. mr. bush keeps saying we need to have standards. i think almost -- everyone agrees

now mrs. bush has changed her mind. a right to do that while he's yet to announce a candidacy, jeb bush formed a super pac and hired staff in early primary states. so there you go. >> how about that? >>> as we have been reporting on the fox news channel all day today, there was another attack in copenhagen. seemingly, the target was another cartoonist. another strike against free speech. there is a massive manhunt now underway in the country to try to get that gunman. officials call it a terror attack coming up with the very latest on why these are happening, will there be more and what we can do to stop them. >>> also why a tribal leader in iraq is predicting a, quote, collapse within hours at the hands of isis. i've always loved exploring and looking for something better. that's the way i look at life. especially now that i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib a type of irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin, but wondered if i kept digging could i come up with something

the question raised by mr. bush is what i have information is there as far as the donor in our database >> we do have information about the employer and job toilet of donors however those are on fields they're not boxes you check you're absolutely correct it's not standardized i look to try to see if there's a relationship between certain types of employment a tendency to give to certain candidates but it difficult to put together a maintenance of at this point. >> and i'd like add i guess from some the locations maybe on there i guess you want to raise the question ever who you want to place people's independent addresses. >> my commissioner have any other questions thank you for your presentation and the worked and look forward to that going active thank you item number 4 on the calendar discussion and possible action on public finance report after each election cycle involves this the staff makes a report to the financial program another this meeting the staff will present a report on the 2014 election who is goi

i think mr. bushid himself a lot of good today because he showed who he is and that is the key to his candidacy. if he can be who he is and not change, he can win. >> we will come back to that. you remember on monday, dr. rand paul said that he had heard of children getting mental disorders after being vaccinated. today, he said he never said that vaccines cause disorders. do you think that he is out of the problem he created for himself? >> there are still three problems are displayed. first of all, the statement he referred to -- on monday he said he had heard of many tragic cases of walking, talking normal children who ended up with disorders after vaccines. that does not specifically say causation. but anyone would get that impression. he said i did not say vaccines cause disorders. you can read the rest of it there. >> [indiscernible] >> there are three things. he is a strong candidate in a lot of ways. fundraising, message impressiveness. he is a likable guy. but he cannot go out and just they -

about that topic at a town hall in florida and single out the state's former govern i appreciate mr. bushng concd about immigration reform. i would suggest that what he do is talk to the speaker of the d the members of his party because the matt is that -- that even after we pass bipartisan legin in the senate, i ga the republicans a year and a half a year and a half to justl the bill. we had the votes. wouldn't do it. >> the president spoke during the town hall which aired tonigh southwest airlines is named airle of the year but tonigh everyone's happy about that. plus surveying the damage. just hours before another rou of snow virginia's visi a hard-hit part of the common is moving in by morning. most likely around 4:00 a.m. to the south, 5:00 a.m. around the city. roads will quickly become covere a complete forecast >>> now we know what caused that explosn that levelled this new je home. invests s gas likely leakedm a cracked steel pipe overnit a up in the home'st before an apple like a water heater or furnace gas. 15 people were injured and l nearby homes were damage the 300 homes tha

mrs. bushwant to withdraw further and not be so exposed to the press. so this run by jeb bush was not an easy thing for her. it's a question that had hung over her really for 20 years knowing that he might seek the presidency one day. and she was forced to wrestle with it and ultimately came to the conclusion that she could back a run but she's not an eager campaigner and i wonder how enthusiastic she will be on trail for her husband. >> although she could be a huge asset given the fact that she is from mexico and has all sorts of interest that could be a real asset to a republican in the national campaign fascinating profile. >> absolutely, republicans are looking to expand their tent and looking to embrace the hispanic vote. many hispanics are up in arms over the hard line stance some republicans take on immigration. mrs. bush would be the first latina first lady she could be a very powerful draw for her husband in those communities. >> cheryl thank you very much and chris as well. speaking o

point number two, i appreciate mr. bush being concerned about immigration reform.ould suggest that what he do is talk to the speaker of the house and the members of his party. [ applause ] because the fact of the matter is, that even after we pass bipartisan legislation in the senate, i gave republicans a year and a half -- a year and a half -- to just call the bill. we had the votes. they wouldn't do it. and then the notion that, well, you know, if you just hadn't taken these executive actions, if you hadn't done daca, maybe we would have voted for it. that doesn't make any sense. that's an excuse. that's an excuse. now, let me get the broader question that you asked, which is, what would i ask for the next president of the united states. one of the things i've learned in this position is that as the only office in which you are the president of all the people, not just some, you have to be thinking not just in terms of short-term politics, you have to be thinking about what's good for the country over the long term. now, over the long term, this is going to get s

crest whitestrips work below the enamel surface >>> i appreciate mr. busheing concerned about immigration reform. i would suggest that what he do is talk to the speaker of the house and the members of his party. [ applause ] >> because the fact of the matter is, that even after we pass bipartisan legislation in the senate, i gave the republicans a year and a half -- a year and a half -- to just call the bill. we had the votes. they wouldn't do it. and then the notion that, well, you know, if you just hadn't taken these executive actions, if you haven't done daca, maybe we would have voted for it. that doesn't make any sense. that's an excuse. the country is a nation of immigrants. ultimately it will reflect who we are and the politics will reflect who we are. that's not something to be afraid of, that's something to welcome. [ applause ] >> thank you to florida international university and all of you. this conversation that we had today with the president of the united states, on one subject, a subject that is very near and dear to the hearts of millions of

. >> certainly at the discretion of the commission >> i stop mr. bush is in my head but we dealt with this fort wayne point font issue and there seem to be a lot of concerns that tenant was too small and we went to 14 just to make sure that the people could see it. i'm not against going to 12. i think it's readable. i understand the concern that we have a lot of information on these mailers. but i'm a little concerned about going down to 10. >> any other comments or questions than? on provision .3? >> i feel like i'm torturing everybody. >> no, this is very good. you did a fine job. >> is there a motion to adopt provision .3 or do we feel we need to do for this one? >> i will move it >> is there a second? >> second >> all in favor say aye. opposed. hearing on the motion passes five 5-0. thanks again to the public for your input was larry helpful as you could tell we could use some of the help he would.. excuse me provision .4. >> position make for we cover the whole thing. i tried to these competence of as possible but there are little things like we mo

. >> i appreciate mr. bush being concerned about immigration reform. i suggest that what he do is talk to the speaker of the house and the members of his party. because the fact of the matter is. that that even after we pass bipartisan legislation in the senate, i gave the republicans a year and a half a year and a half to just call the bill. we had the votes. they would not do it. and then the notion that well, you know if you just had not taken the executive actions, if you have not done it, maybe we voted for it. that does not make sense. that's an excuse. >> all right, that fight continues we will obviously be covering it over the next three hours on "morning joe." it's not often that the front page also of the new york times washington post are in sync. but they are among those across marry highlighting the growing rift between united states and israel over the nuclear talks with iran. the white house is hitting back hard against netanyahu. national security adviser susan rice and this is stunning. called the speech "destructive" and warns that it

mrs. bush says she's changed her mind about continuing the family dynasty. bush asked if he could have that one in writing. >>> next, to a departure of a different american institution. those mail trucks that have dotted every american zip code since 1988 they are about to go the way of the pony express. the postal service says the aging trucks are increasingly inefficient and unsafe and with the explosion of online shopping, deliveries, they are just too small. >>> and, as those old trucks today are out there delivering millions of valentines, who penned the most romantic letter of all time? ♪ gonna stick by you ♪ >> a new poll says it's this letter, by johnny cash, to his wife, june, on her 65th birthday. cash wrote, "you still fascinate me and inspire me. you influence me for the better. you're the object of my desire, the number one earthly reason for my existence." people swooning everywhere. that letter beat out love letters written by winston churchill, ernest hemingway and even beethoven. >>> when we come back, the surprise from out of the blue, and f

. >> i appreciate mr. bush being concerned about immigration reform. i would suggest that what he do is talk to the speaker of the house and the members of his party. because the fact of the matter is that even after we pass bipartisan legislation in the senate i gave the republicans a year and a half -- a year and a half to just call the bill. we had the votes. they wouldn't do it. >> the rnc tweeted, "obama was against his immigration action before he was for it said at least 25 times he didn't have the authority." >>> all right. you may be tired of winter but one dog from alabama enjoying the cold here while she can. this pup is lulu from alabama, got to play in the snow after several inches fell in her hometown. in georgia some of the students there at the university look what they did, a little fun on the snow day. a group filmed themselves jumping into the pool with the frigid temperatures. that video on twitter. freezing looking at them but you know they had a great time. more on the weather, meteorologist bill karins. >> why does everyone love

mr. bush presented one of the sticks with the 10 commandments to pope benedict.ushes were at saturday' memorial service. >> he's a wonderful american story really. somebody who was homeless but who will had a great talent an great love for people. i think that was evident in what everyone said today about him. >> wilkerson survived by his wife dorothy and five of his 15 siblings. >>> still ahead it is black history month. how philly is showcaseing prominent african-american artists. snowstorm creating blizzard like conditions is about to hit the northeast. major blow to area still digging out from last week's storm. what does it mean for us caitlin caitlin. >> the worst snow accumulations will be north of our area. however still impacts from this winter storm we've got an advisory out for philadelphia, winter storm warnings for our northern most suburbs. i'll let upping what you have to do for your among morning commute coming up next in your weather authority forecast. ♪ >>> very special mass saint adleberg church in port richmond richmond. it received a vial of

it with a home discuss it with the home secretary of the and, of course, one option would be to mr. bush or to make a formal complaint to the independent police complaints commission but let me give you more information about that. >> i know the prime minister has followed closely the reason of people -- [inaudible] given his government commission to produce a strategy report and its being withheld from will he commit now to publishing the full report so we can all see his real plan for the nhs? >> i will look closely at the specific issue the honorable lady ask the action is continuing the safety of patients is our main priority. i know the university hospitals are working hard with the trust people of authority and of the parties involved in a safe and timely transition of services and i think all parties should work together to do that but i have to say it is not helped by the leader of the opposition go to stanford and deliver let scaremongering and trying to frighten local people. he has said, and i quote he has said that he has said that stafford hospital is on the road closure. th

we are against this war, mr. bush. shame on you, mr. bush. shame on you. is up! thank you very much! >> and walk off the stage and one of the stagehands comes right up in my ear, i thought he was going to hit me, he screams, "f" hole? >> it was so sweet backstage. you should see it. the teamsters are helping michael moore into the trunk of his limo. >> before we begin tonight, ladies and gentlemen, i would like to say for the record that i am in favor of using more american indians and other minorities in motion pictures. i am against polluting the oceans of the world. i am for every nationality having its own homeland, i'm against whacking baby seals on the head and i'm for saving the whales. >> the host job is to be really funny in the beginning and hope something happens that you can capitalize on. >> you have to be on your feet. you have to know what you're doing. you have to be able to move stuff. you have to be very fluid. you have to be able to deal with live television. and it's not easy. >> this giant of the film business is with us tonight. he's

mr. bush is scheduled to begin speaking at 1:20 this afternoon at his q&a session. mansfield, texas, democrat. what is on your mind this morning? caller: well, i have been a democrat all of my life and i'm just about ready to abandon the cause because i'm so upset over the flip-flopping on the immigration business. obama started out -- he was actually making runs on employers. they were rounding people up. and "oh, we are separating families." it is real simple. the kids can go back to their mom. what are we going to do? take them off to china or any third world country? people say they take jobs that no one wants but if you talk to any social worker privately, they will let you know real quick that it is racist country. host: have you seen the effects in mansfield, texas? how close to the border argue -- are you? caller: i am right between dallas-fort worth and i've been seeing it forever. it is just -- the republicans were the first to give amnesty to them. there was a time when if you had somebody that was illegal working for you, you might have the authorities k

mr. bushid not indicate whether he would support sending ground forces to confront the islamic state militants. we are getting your reaction this morning and we will bring you more clips from yesterday's event and you can watch the entire event on our website. we will start this morning with larry calling in from south memphis, tennessee. line for democrats. caller: good morning. i listened to the speech. john: what did you think? caller: i think he would be more hawkish than his brother. you think they are not going to start new wars? i believe he will be worse than his brother. thank you and have a nice day. john: that is larry from south memphis talking about jeb bush. breaking down a list of advisers that have been released by jeb bushes exploratory committee. his foreign-policy team is your really familiar to those who know the previous bush administration. the list of advisers here. the pink dot on the left, those advisers who worked in the george w. bush administration michael hayden, m

can be misleading because the vast majority of detainees were transferred out of the camps under mr. bush more than 600. and under mr. obama only 120. and the head of gitmo policy made the argument today that the camp should be closed, pointing to the execution of hostages by isis this week, citing the jordanian pilot who was burned alive in a cage and the japanese hostages all wearing the orange jumps that was jumpsuit worn by guantanamo bay detainees when they first arrived at the camps. >> there's no coincidence that the recent video showing the pilot and the japanese hostage, each showed the victims clothed in an orange jumpsuit. >> a republican on the committee made the argument that this logic just doesn't stand up to scrutiny. >> how many detainees were at guantanamo bay on september 11th, 2001? >> zero. >> how many were there in october 2000 when al-qaeda bombed the u.s.? >> zero. >> islamic terrorists don't need an excuse to attack the united states. they attack us for who we are not what we do. >> if the isis leader is captured lawmakers are told that al-baghdadi will go to fede

clinton beats mr. bush in colorado iowa ties in virginia. he beats him in all three states colorado, iowa and virginia. same thing. mrs. clinton prevails in all three states. not a fair poll because hillary clinton is better known than the three candidates mentioned. maybe jeb bush's name is known but they don't know what he stands for that name gap will will close as the campaign heats up. it does point out that hillary clinton is a formidable candidate. joining us from tampa, florida, jessica irlick a democrat. co-host of out numbered. hillary clinton looks like a solid 35 to 45% base going to happen no matter what happens. >> big advantage. >> these numbers aren't that great. still not polling above 50%. >> not in these states. remember, she hasn't opened her mouth yet. >> what do you mean? >> the minute she opens her mouth and she campaigns, her numbers are going to start to tank she knows that too. that's by hillary is in hiding. >> i think she is very well defined. interesting numbers polling well with women and independents and these a

mr. bush will be speaking shortly. we will have live conference. part of this morning's washington journal. host: we turn to our immigration debate and alan gomez. he is covering this issue for a long time. let us first talk about were taxes and these 25 other states appealing. what were they suing over on the presence executive action? guest: the present announced act in november that he would create this program to protect the 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation. what the states were doing were trying to block that program. their argument is that by doing that -- by the president doing that and protecting these millions of undocumented immigrants, though states would bear the cost of allowing them to be here. they've had to get driver's licenses, help them with medical care, give them free schooling public schools k-12, they are saying that the president doing this is overstepping the constitutional authority to do that. a are the ones that are going to be hurt by it. that is

. >> i appreciate mr. bush being concerned about immigration reform. would suggest that what he do is talk to the speaker of the house and the members of his party. because the fact of the matter is that even after we pass bipartisan legislation in the senate, i gave the republicans a year and a half -- a year and a half -- to just call the bill. we had the votes. they wouldn't do it. >> i'm back at the roundtable. do you think the president wants the issue of immigration in favor of the hispanic community especially and other liberals to get a better break in this country, or does he want the bill to pass? is he really out there helping the republicans buy into this thing or enjoying the fight? because it's good politically for him. >> i think to a large extent, this is a winning political issue for democrats, and that's part of the message that you get from this administration. they obviously took the executive action far too late in the eyes of the latino community. they believe they have the superior message to republicans who haven't acted at all

. >> i appreciate mr. bush being concerned about immigration reform. i would suggest that what he do is talk to the speaker of the house and the members of his party, because the fact of the matter is -- [ applause ] >> that even after we pass bipartisan legislation in the senate, i gave the republicans a year and a half a year and a half, to just call the bill. we had the votes. lori: and this was potential rival senator rand paul last night. >> the fact that jeb admits that when he was in an elite prep school that he smoked pot, he's willing to put somebody in jail for medical marijuana in florida. a lot of poor people go to jail for drug offenses when he was in a wealthy school he used marijuana and didn't go to prison. it shows hypocrisy that is difficult for people to understand while we put a 6 66 5-year-old in jail for medical marijuana. lori: folks can be in possession of small amounts of the drug but no pot shops and no open air smoking. residents can also own up to six marijuana plants but only three can be budding to discourage selling. get

. >>> i appreciate mr. bush being concerned about immigration reform.ggest that what he do is talk to the speaker of the house and the members of his party because, the fact of the matter is that even after we pass bipartisan legislation in the senate i gave the republicans a year and a half a year and a half to just call the bill. we had the votes. they wouldn't do it. and then the notion that well you know if you just hadn't taken these executive actions, if you hadn't done doka maybe we wouldn't have done it. that's an excuse. >> president obama there last night taking a swipe at jeb bush. we're going to hear from the former florida governor at cpac. a live look here as it gets under way. dr. ben carson spoke earlier this morning. later today, we're going to hear from governors chris christie and scott walker. all eyes and ears will be on jeb bush as he gets in front of the most conservative members. msnbc kasie hunt is joining us. pleasure to see you. >> reporter: good morning, jose. >> how do you think they are taking him being described as a moder

back in december, mr. bushed plans to actively explore a white house bid. >> back here in the bay area police in antioch said they have never seen a daylight crime quite like. a 22-year-old woman is recovering after police officers said she was kidnapped, robbed at gun point, and then raped while trying to deliver a pizza. jodi hernandez reports a 17-year-old boy is now behind bars accused of the shocking attack, and prosecutors may reveal today whether they will try him as an adult. >> shocking because this is a really quiet neighborhood. you can see, nothing is happening. >> this antiaugneighborhood of well kept homes was the scene of a heinous attack yesterday morning. police say a domino's pizza delivery driver was kidnapped, robbed, and raped as she tried to deliver a pizza just after 11:00 sunday morning. >> when she arrived, she got out of the car and was approached by a male suspect who had a gun and ordered her back in the car. the male subject then ordered her to drive to a different location and at t

. >> i appreciate mr. bush being concerned about immigration reform. i would suggest that what he do is talk to the speaker of the house and the members of his party. [ applause ] >> because the fact of the matter is that even after we pass bipartisan legislation in the senate, i gave the republicans a year and a half -- a year and a half -- to just call the bill. we had the votes. they wouldn't do it. >> president obama taking a bit of a shot at jeb bush tonight, saying he appreciates that jeb bush says he's concerned about immigration reform, but when it came time to actually get it done, he didn't lift a finger with his own party to get it done, when it actually could have been possible. so like i said, the president made a lot of news tonight. even before he got to the part about jose's hair. >> the people who are least likely to vote are young people. so young people, you need to think ahead, too. when we work on these issues, most of us -- i'm going to include jose -- i'm going to include jose in the category of being old. >> we're the same age.