he is not an obvious i was player will stop there is no place -- he is not an obvious iowa player. there is no place that is obvious for him. what he has to hope for is that he never just gets behind jeb bush. and walker, maybe is too much in the conservative lane for the establishment. his bath is an ideological path not a generational path. mark: he still has room to grow. he has still not tried out his talents on the kinds of audiences he may win. some felt last week that after he spent time in iowa, he would become the iowa front runner. and maybe so, but today's polling does not represent that. he's got a long way to go, but he does have the capacity to blow past the last man dancing if bush and -- the last man standing if bush and walker and others are found wanting. john: he's a senator and a lot of the money around him is establishment money. he will caps on wall street money and real estate money, and think like that, but he was originally a tea party guy. walker and he are almost -- you think of him against bush all the time, but he is really more in the walker. he can str

she got to be a much better candidate after she lost the iowa caucuses and she threw caution to the wind. her vulnerabilities were more obviouss to be more like that candidate. but that necessarily means you also have to be able to communicate with and to the media in an authentic way. that's a challenge she's going to have to meet in this campaign. >> hillary has always been at her best and her most authentic and relatable when she's down. when she feels like she has something to lose when she's going in a position of power, a, the press, and arguably americans view her, you know more negatively. but also she is tighter, more canned, more controlled. when you look at the 2008 race she let go a bit. of course her greatest rhetorical moment was the concession. hillary is great when losing challenged, and scrappy. the idea she's not going to get primary here is worrisome. >> that is a fantastic point. thank you both. >> good to be with you. >>> we are celebrating a very special anniversary here tonight. i'll tell you what it is, next. ♪ happy anniversary, happy anniversary ♪ i would. i would indeed. well, let's be clear here. i

iowa. democratic counterparts of gathering in south carolina. a chance for would-be candidates to win obvious supporters and donors. for more than 30 years, candidates accepted your money. then came the 120 citizens united decision. it opened it to private donations. jed bush is to enter the campaign. >> individuals can give a certain amount of money. now, in five years since citizens united outside spending sky rocketed and that is to sigh the least. michael shure takes a look at big money and politics. >> most visitors fanticized about returning home with more in their packets than they arrived in. the only thing different about florida senator marco rubio, he is guaranteed to come home a winner. rather than counting cards, he counts on the generosity of the adelson who played the king maker. the 37 richest american is expected to spend upwards of 115 million. an individual coming in with millions tens of millions who knows, maybe hundreds of millions. an individual or corporation could fit the bill and make a difference. have a determinative effect. >> of course running for president is ab

obvious big, huge problem still facing our country. that is her idea. she -- you know i know there's a lot of attention on the other side about hillary clinton. she's focused on people in iowand focused on people she met in her drive along the way. she's having a great time doing that and thinking about the future so, you know i know some people think the election is about her. she is not one of them. >> don't stop thinking about tomorrow. jennifer palmieri thanks so much. appreciate it. >>> in just a few minutes my live interview with marco rubio. that is coming up on the show but first to some breaking political news. the white house says that cuba should no longer be considered a state sponsor of terror. the president made this announcement just seconds ago. filing the paperwork today to erase cuba's name from the list of state that is finance and fund terrorists around the globe. in a brief statement notifying congress of his recommendation, president obama cited assurances from havana that cuba will not support acts of international terror in the future. assurances that were perhaps given this past weekend when president obama met with cuban president raul castro. cuba