christa delcamp sat down with mrs. romney and has her story . >> anchor: she was a constant presence on the presidential campaign trail with her husband in 2012. but right now anne romney former first lady of massachusetts wave waves the 2016 race from a distance do you miss it? >>> i don't miss it. i sympathize with everyone that's going through it. it's really tough. it's wonderful and it's terrible at the same time. the wonderful part is that it's worth it because this country is worth it . >> anchor: and romney has strong words when it come to the current political climate . >>> in this situation that we're in right now, the political situation, the respect respectful dialogue has stopped. >> anchor: he's days romney is on a new campaign to fight for neurological diseases working with brigham and women hospital. sclerosis detailed in a just released book titled in this to the. a direct quote from her husband mitt when doctors gave her the devastating diagnosis in 1998 . >>> we were crying and he said i don't care, it's no

mr. romney and ryan jumped in, too. >> kim: a driver's wild ride in woys worcester. >> pete: our forecast cooling off the next few days. and say cheese, owners had other plans but a dog seizes his moments. jeb bush was a very strong governor, probably the strongest governor in the history he was a young guy and i think there were some that thought they might be able to run over him. that didn't happen. one tax cut wasn't enough- it wasn't enough to have 15,000 kids he wanted to have 100,000 kids. if he didn't like a project, it was going to be vetoed. it didn't matter if you were a republican. it didn't matter if you were his best friend. he said: 'this is where we're going, this is how we're going to reform state government...' every politician comes in talking about making change, and generally there's not much change. but governor bush made a lot of changes. he got the nickname veto corleone. if he saw something in the budget that he thought violated his conservative principles, you could guarantee it was gonna get whacked. he vetoed a bunch of my stuff and i was the senate president.

romney was one of the great men, too but mr. trump is entire than him.unbelievable. >> now, now, are you a democrat? someone told me you're a democrat. >> i just go exactly what mr. trump bring to the table. >> okay. >> he bring to the table this appeal to me. he wants -- he have love and passion for united states of america. he wants everybody have a job, create jobs. bring company back to united states. and we ca have good business around the world. and this appeal to me. what more can we ask? then also he said be a nice person. he is not going to take our money. he is going -- he civilian. he can be in the white house and he can work hard for that. >> does your husband feel the same way when you tell him about your enthusiasm for mr. trump? does he feel the same -- >> oh, let me tell you, my husband doesn't like being a politician, nothing, but still he born and raised, he is american, from dallas, texas, and my husband, i convince my husband what kind of person is mr. trump. >> he is not uncomfortable with this infatuation you have with mr. trump. he

mr. romney decides maybe it's time to get in.se jeb bush is certainly not doing well and not performing as people expected. >> i'll give you the final word. are you surprised at the performance of jeb bush throughout this campaign so far? >> i am surprised. i ran into two members of congress a year ago i said who are you putting up and they said jeb bush. things change, don't they? >> they certainly do. >> who would have guessed donald trump would have made all of this noise. the question is, is it all noise? >> he is adding a lot to the conversation. there is something to that. but i don't think he will end up being the nominee. >> thank you very much. >>> the white house in a high-stakes faceoff overseer ya. what will president obama's showdown against vladimir putin mean for syria? >>> how she overcome personal experiences. >> he was just trying to show irregardless of whatever happens, if the children didn't make it or whatever, that we had each other. this bale of hay cannot be controlled. when a wildfire raged through elkho

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that is with paul ryan's wife and there is governor and mrs. romney. that was funnel. all right.h, i mean, these are wonderful days. these are fun people calls for everyone let's work together and a everything. are they -- will there be that? i mean, are democrats more interested in talking? are republicans more interested in talking to each other? >> well, i hope. >> i want to come up with as much bipartisan work as we can. as we take this first approach move agenda moves tax reform holding people accountable. making sure that our military is properly cared for. fixing the va. these are going to take some aggressive action. and then what i'm really excited about with paul ryan is taking that fight to the senate. because i think paul is one of the most articulate members we have. he has shown that he can work with democrats and hold the line on our our agenda and try to push mitch mcconnell in the right direction. so we actually put bills on the president's desk that has not been happening. >> i'm very interested in people talking to each other. i will tell you some rather distur

mr. romney saw another candidate you thought of unelectable gang steam and getting the likely nomination.lking about there? who's unelectable in the field that you see? >> well, you know, there's a lot of ups and downs, a lot of things happen in this process, as we well know because this was going on in our cycle as well, where people would be at the top of the polls and then they wo d would -- it would -- basically it was the flavor of the month and it would switch about every month. so you never quite know where this is all going to end up. it is a roller coaster. and this cycle, in particular, is very different. i frankly can't see anyone can make any predictions because every time you make a prediction, they're proven wrong. it's definitely hard to figure out what is going on right now. >> that's certainly true. i've thought many things and been wrong about all of them, particularly about one candidate in that election so far and that candidate's name is donald trump. that's who i was wondering if you were talking about. i was there four years ago when governor romney was at trump tow

mrs. romney and mrs. ryan jumped into the picture. >> guys, yo, listen to me. are you listening? guys, never mind, i'm done, i'm not doing the show. >> justin bieber storming off the stage during a concert in norway last night. the pop star getting angry at fans in the front row who kept trying to reach out and touch him while he cleaned up water so he only performed one song and left. he quickly apologized blaming lack of sleep writing: writing: >>> the day before he walked out of a radio interview in spain after a deejay asked for help making a viral video. bieber was promoting an album for, quote, feeling a little sick but never addressed the interview directly. he's having a hard couple of days. i know what you're thinking. >> jadiann: what am i thinking? >> christa: no, no, no, let's move on. the pension making sure a young fan will not go home empty-handed. >> jadiann: during the -- i'm thinking i feel bad for justin bieber. a coach tried to toss a puck to the boy but a man reached out and grabbed it. the fans started booing him. later the coach gave another puck to an ushe

mr. romney in a charity fight there. and you had a good time with that. like to take on next? >> well, not really, you know, that was so great and i don't know if i could overcome that. it was one of the best million dollars to the people that, you know. >> yeah. all right. i want to get to some questions here. because we got a lot on facebook and twitter asking questions. rick wants to know. i'm sorry jesus wants to know about the recent findings about brain injuries from concussions. >> not really. the thing in life you have to take care of yourself. you know, the art of the game of boxing is hit the guy and not get hit. it's the nurturing how you take care of yourself. you have head gear and somehow they want to take the head gear away. the safety is while they're young. if you can be healthy come up in a healthy life save yourself at the end rather than at the end say it happened with boxes. it's not. it's the lifestyle. >> i have to go, but what do you think of floyd mayweather junior? >> he's a good fighter. regardless what people say he knows how t

mr. romney was running president, he had to give away money in order to get back to 14%. damne same time, he took a $79,000 deduction for a horse. getting rid of the death tax to give money to their heirs. years and the0 justated from $1000 a year by sitting the death tax. look at how much money he saves. the whole thing is a scam. if the american people vote for this, they are fools. host: jim in jacksonville, florida. kyle pomerleau? ways: there are certainly in the tax code and a lot of these plans try to get at that that marginal tax rates and average tax rates do not really match up. the reason is for what they are calling loopholes and a lot of these reductions. a lot of these plans, of course, get rid of them. you also bring up another important concern about what is called in washington "this traditional analysis -- distributional analysis." when you have a tax plan, who gets larger cuts than others? that is one important aspect of some of these tax plans because they go after marginal income tax rates, seem to favor those at the top more than those at the bottom.

mr. romney today than she has doneced late -- previously. i would have to go back and look at the transcript. question, why spend nine hours on this if you do not think she is produce anything she has not said before? look at the other transcripts to see if she said anything different or not. to talkis coming home to the secretary of state and you want to talk to her after you gain access to her documents and i think the better question is how the previous committees were able to write there were --nge without access to wit write the reports without access to what we had access to. host: republican caller. caller: thank you. i would like to say my condolences to the four americans who were killed. i watched hillary all day yesterday. i found her to be, i find the comments coming from the other callers to be highly unbelievable. i do not know what it feels like for you, but when somebody lies, i do not trust anybody who lies to me. what color equipment belo -- what hillary clinton went before those parents, and they all got out there and said

mr. romney and valerie jarrett. and sunday, at noon on "in depth," live with talk show host thoh hartman. join our three-hour conversation as we take your phone calls, texts, e-mails and tweets for thom hartman. saturday afternoon at 2:00, in his book, "and the dead shall rise," author explores the events of april 26th, 1913, murder of a 13-year-old and the arrest and lynching of factory owner leo frank. and on sunday at 4:00, the real america. get our complete weekend schedule at c-span.org. >>> now a discussion on military funding and foreign policy with three freshmen members of the house armed services committee. this is a portion of a discussion from the foreign policy initiatives 2015 forum. it's about 45 minutes. [ applause ] >> thanks. thanks, chris and thank you all for taking the time to be here. i know how busy you are. executive director fbi following -- that's very nice, following jamie fly who -- i noticed on this panel and chris does -- and his staff and excellent team do all of the work and si know h

mr. romney was running president, he had to give away money in order to get back to 14%.damne same time, he took a $79,000 deduction for a horse. getting rid of the death tax to give money to their heirs. years and the0 justated from $1000 a year by sitting the death tax. look at how much money he saves. the whole thing is a scam. if the american people vote for this, they are fools. host: jim in jacksonville, florida. kyle pomerleau? ways: there are certainly in the tax code and a lot of these plans try to get at that that marginal tax rates and average tax rates do not really match up. the reason is for what they are calling loopholes and a lot of these reductions. a lot of these plans, of course, get rid of them. you also bring up another important concern about what is called in washington "this traditional analysis -- distributional analysis." when you have a tax plan, who gets larger cuts than others? that is one important aspect of some of these tax plans because they go after marginal income tax rates, seem to favor those at the top more than those at the bottom.

mr. issa: paul ryan answered the call when he was called by mitt romney to consider being vice president. i believe he's going home this weekend to soul search with his family about whether or not he can, in fact, accept this job. a job he doesn't want. he isn't seeking, but is seeking him. >> can you describe the kind of pressure that is being placed on paul ryan right now to run? mr. issa: i did everything

romney: i think mr.rump's entry into the race, he said yesterday that some of the things he said about other candidates have been childish, i think that is probably a fair characterization coming from him. for a long time, the other candidates and i will just ignore it and i think they found it did not help them. so they are coming back strong and standing up for themselves. carly fiorina did that extraordinarily well in the last debate. i think it is unfortunate to have had the kind of personal attacks that we have seen in the process, but i think the 11th commandment was quickly lost in this race, and that makes it harder for us in the general. one of the unusual things we are seeing right now is that the three top candidates on the republican side among them have zero government experience whatsoever. you talked in the past about how valuable it would be to have a governor as president of united states. we have seen two governors drop out so far. is that concerning to you? gov. romney: it has been a w

mr. singer endorsed mitt romney and was behind the romney case. mitt romney vetted marco rubio in '12. marco rubio didn't make the cut. so it will be a very interesting period of time. this will keep mr. rubio in the fight. of course carly fiorina needs to get money as well. i don't think jeb bush will be staying in. we'll see where the jockey issing is if marco can be the outsider who understands washington, d.c. and can get something done. >> moving on to the next debate that is coming up, what, is it next thursday hosted by fox business. >> what do these candidates need to do from here forward to make themselves stand out and change me of what is happening right now? >> from my perspective as a democrat, i am wondering who is going to pose the biggest threat in going for the middle, particularly in swing states that always decide our election. >> who is that out of this group? >> well, i had thought it was john kasich, to be honest with you. but he hasn't seemed to have caught fire among the republican primary voters. it means ted cruz will emerge as an attractive candidate. if you

mr. kevin madden who has worked for mitt romney's campaign as well as others. let's talk about hillary clinton going over to the trump hotel today and side, union workers. i'll start with you, michael. did you tweet about this? >> i did. first of all, i'm sure he's elated tonight. it gives him something to do all night with his twitter account. but i get why she would do it. she wants donald trump to be the face of the republican party. she can only hope that he would continue to be successful and continue to stand if and when she would capture the democratic nomination. >> because? because i'm sure she could beat him. >> gloria, we were trying to figure out who was going to take the first hit tomorrow. did she get herself in before? >> yeah. but she's attacking donald trump. they're not going to go after each other and punch each other like we saw at the republican debate. they're not going to attack hillary clinton on her e-mails. >> what do you make of the trump thing, though? >> her doing it? >> yeah. >> i thought it was great political theater, sure, why n

but there was something called bain capital, run by this guy called mitt romney that took an interest in what mro. and so the great potential. there they are, the two of them. mr. stenberg passed away today, 66 years old, died of cancer. i had no idea. what i did know, that he was a frequent guest on this show and espoused the values and virtues of capitalism. for that he got worldwide praise, including from mitt romney himself. who today passed this along. with the passing of tom stenberg, we've lost one of our finest entrepreneurs. more than his prowess as an entrepreneur and leader, i will miss his unwavering friendship. whenever i needed help, tom was there he helped me become governor of massachusetts. and ann and i will miss him immensely and we will keep his family in our prayers. he spoke at that convention, he talked to me at that convention. because tom stenberg was consistent in this much. those saying that capitalism was dead were wrong. and that capitalism itself at its core was good. take a look. >> capitalism isn't a bad thing. you know when they get on the general campaign it's g

romney did poorly with hispanics. i think i will win with hispa c hispanics. that's a big statement. >> all right, mr. trump, always interesting to get your predictions and to talk to you. thanks so much for being on "new day." >> thank you for the good numbers. always love to hear that. >> we know you do. sounds like you're having fun with all of this. >> i am. >> talk to you soon. >> thanks so much. >> don't look at me. >> you were taking notes half the time. i was wonderi ining to myself, wonder if it has a hypnotic effect? >> the answer is, without question, yes. >> sure, sure. >> please, it's @alisyn camerota, alisyn with a "y." use that on social media. here's what i like. donald trump is very right about very fundamental things about politics. he's do inge them better than everybody else. >> like what? >> people like to hear their complaints given voice. >> they do. >> absolutely. >> he's doing that very well and in a way that is far more demonstrative than politicians do. why? they have to be held accountable. trump is not getting measured the same way. he's getting scrutiny but not the same k

mr. president the 2030s called and everybody is speaking russian. just sayin. all right, let's try and fix this. you know, i got to give mitt romney credit. he called it right on russia, but of course this week's polygamist sect leader warren jeff was accused of abusing two of his kid, all in all kind of an up and down week for the mormons. so what do we do about russia. the white house has reacted by wishfully thinking maybe putin really was aiming at isis. >> too early for me to say exactly what targets they were aiming at and what targets were he ven allly hit-- eventually hit. >> larry: i haven't seen a statement this lame since whatever matt damon said five minutes ago. (applause) >> larry: just saying. just saying. i'm just keeping a hundred right now. look, the bottom line is putin is looking for trouble. and he doesn't give a [bleep] what anybody is saying. look at the dip lo maltic heads up he gave o bamo on this bombing mission. >> the u.s. got just an hour's notice today with a russian official bizarrely knocking on the door of the u.s. embassy in baghdad with the news. >> they were vents american interference and it also emasc

romney. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i turn you over to one mr.who is in a place i like to call "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news. air space showdown. u.s. aircraft forced to back off after a close encounter with a russian jet fighter over syria. as russian ships fire dozens of missiles from nearly 1,000 miles away. is vladimir putin now calling the shots in the war zone? dirty bomb sting. smugglers in a former soviet republic try to sell radioactive material to what they think are terrorists. we're learning how the fbi helped foil those plots. but can isis still get its hands on nukes? terrorist trucks. you've seen them in all the isis videos packed with fighters and grisling with heavy weapons. but now the u.s. is asking toyota how did isis getts

mr. trump. >> just in to cnn, an aide to mitt romney has confirmed he and his former running mate paul ryan haveomney would be supportive if he ran for house speaker but would never presume to tell ryan what to do. romney's camp says paul ryan's passion to get america back on the path of growth is in his heart and soul. right now the president of the united states is meeting behind closed doors with grieving families from the umpqua community college shooting from last week in roseburg, oregon. but he's not welcomed by open arms by everyone in this community. we'll take you live to oregon at the top of the hour. romantic moments can happen spontaneously, so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating 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 he

romney calling paul ryan, really national review. the last piece from apparently what tray gowdy said was mrs.n because if you're speaker of the house, not that you have this give a lynn and a lot of power, part of your john is to travel to the country, that is a grueling schedule, that's what paul ryan doesn't want, he doesn't want to be away from his family but being how heavily he's being lend leaned on, if i had to put money on it, which is a risky proposition, he might say "yes." >> and he might be concerned about the presidential bid that he might want to run and being speaker brings a lot of arrows. charles: and there's also the guilt trip, i'm glad vin said that, ryan should put his career, the put the run ahead of his career, ultimately you want to make the run for the white house, but you owe it to the country. if that doesn't work, who would be the next choice. >> i don't even know. i think i heard -- charles: so then this could linger for a long time. >> i don't think it's going to. i don't think we're going to let it because frankly it's got to be over soon because this isn't just

romney. that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i turn you over to one mr. wolf blitzer who is in a place i like to call "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news. air space showdown. u.s. aircraft forced to back off after a close encounter with a russian jet fighter over syria. as russian ships fire dozens of missiles from nearly 1,000 miles away. is vladimir putin now calling the shots in the war zone? dirty bomb sting. smugglers in a former soviet republic try to sell radioactive material to what they think are terrorists. we're learning how the fbi helped foil those plots. but can isis still get its hands on nukes? terrorist trucks. you've seen them in all the isis videos packed with fighters and grisling with heavy weapons. but now the u.s. is asking toyota how did isis get its hands on so many pickups? >>> and trump's trojan horse. the gop front runner worries syrian refugees are made up mainly of strong looking men. and he's warning that if the u.s. admits too many of them they could pose a danger. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situati

romney in 2012. >> i have clear eyes on this. i'm not going wear rose colored glass when it comes to russia or mr. putin. are geeing concerns, for good reason, about the powerful hurricane churning off the bahamas at the moment and where it goes next. hurricane joaquin, category 3, 120 mile-an-hour winds, could become a category 4 later today. we'll get an update from the national hurricane center within this hour. stay tuned for the latest on the path for that storm. big one. >>> meanwhile russian hackers targeting hillary clinton private email system while she was secretary of state. the latest bombshell as the fbi conducts an intensive investigation to see if clinton's server was compromised. a lot of questions here. brand new hour of "america's newsroom." bill hemmer here, with patti ann browne there. what is happening? patti ann: i'm patti ann browne in for martha maccallum. state department releases another wave of hillary clinton emails. hundreds of them contain classified information. it is not clear if hackers gained access. the clinton campaign is brushing it off as no big deal. quote, as we sa

mr. wheeler: i suppose it was, but we say we should focus on the class that provide us the biggest part of their wallet and avoid those that give as little it's a romneynd. it is a big number, but it is part of a very major overhaul. get stuck't want to in the minute of the intraday moves. stock is up 4%. the negativity, they are not raising money. what is the deal with the stock move? mr. wheeler: thrillers asia and we knew deutsche bank had a lot to do. globale is fantastic in markets. it is a cost basis below that, it's capital bases has not been affected by the capital side and investment ranking. this is a long cold. he is talking about 2022. tom: a security analyst, that is what you're becoming. as a utility analyst, how many bodies will go out the door? that is a big number, some of it is layoffs, some of it is selling businesses. is it 100 or 200 bodies among banking mr.c wheeler:? when a seller german retail bank 26,000 staff, they're looking to shed 10%. i.t.are shedding 6% of consultants not on the payroll. i believe they have 20,000 note on the payroll. tom: it is not just the in retail pink slips branches or investment bankers with a big

romney, the man who pretty clearly won his first debate with president barack obama in 2012, can tell you all about that. joining me, tad devine, senior adviser for bernie sanders' presidential campaign. mr. devine, what is the strategy for victory for bernie sanders going forward? i have a good sense of the hillary clinton strategy, racking up endorsements from members of -- prominent members of the political establishment in the democratic party, locking up super delegates, spending a lot of money, particularly in iowa. what is the sanders strategy? >> well, our strategy is, chris, excuse me, to begin in iowa and new hampshire and try to win support from voters. we believe the nominating process is very favorable for bernie sanders. it begins in iowa, a place he's been to many times, where we're building a very strong organization on the night of the debate we had 90 debate watch parties in iowa that night, very well attended. on to new hampshire where as you mentioned we've led in polls -- by the way, i wouldn't jump to the conclusion that the debate has really affected hillary's standing in new hampshire. almost $3 million of paid television advertising that they started on august 4t

mr. issa: paul ryan answered the call when he was called by mitt romney to consider being vice president. i believe he's going home this weekend to soul search with his family about whether or not he can, in fact, accept this job. a job he doesn't want. he isn't seeking, but is seeking him. >> can you describe the kind of pressure that is being placed on paul ryan right now to run? mr. issa: i did everything except carry his gym bag this morning trying to get him to do t the fact is it paul ryan is the right man right now. he has moderate support and he very clearly has conservative support. members of the freedom caucus have come to me one after another saying let paul know we would be with him. that's a very good sign after the strained relations that john boehner has had with that same caucus. >> this is a very prestigious job. congress is filled with ambitious people. why do so few people want it? mr. issa: this is a body of great power. and many, many people who want all the power, all the accolades, but not all the responsibility. the job of speaker is all responsibility and a lot l

mr. president, you are making causedve because you this mess and putin is putting you to shame. you knew about isis way before it happened. you pulled out of iraq. you laugh called a jv team, romney tried to tell you that putin was the biggest threat to america. you were laughing in his face. now who is the clown. cuba -- best two-term president in american history. facebook.com/c-span is where you can leave a comment this morning. us ofgton post reminds afghanistan war debts, as they regularly do. the total number of deaths since 2011, 2365 fatalities. 1850 and hostile action. in nonhostile action, 515. those of the numbers in the washington post this morning. editorial page talks about obama's afghan reversal. is to be commended for changing his mind on all of this. he has been building a reputation for being impervious to counter argument. here he listened to his generals. in aes on to write that remarkably wary and announcement, mr. obama said "as you are all well aware, i do not support the idea of endless war." irony is that mr. obama is likely to be queen endless war" in the middle east and afghanistan to his successor. "ins likely to bequeath this war" in the middle east