you never want to have stone writing a book about you. roger sad commentary when you got thousands of people jammed in an arena, many begging a guy to use a vulgarity. >> actually, it's our pop culture. donald trump is the greatest show on earth. he doesn't drink, he doesn't smoke. he's had a phenomenal career and unscripted as bill donohue said and unhandled and unmanaged and the american voters find it refreshing. does anyone really think our political leaders don't speak like this behind the scenes when they are not on camera? of course they do. harry trueman did. richard dwight eisenhower did. >> is this what hillary clinton wants to face in the fall or is there part of you, be honest, that says this is frightening because he's really energized his base? >> i say keep it up, mr. trump. republican party nominee, his negatives among the general population not the republican base is higher than any other person running for president. so as a general election candidate we extrapolate at this time of season from what the base of each party issi

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he gets no bounce out of it. >> is it fair to blame ted cruz for his roger stone? to blame richard nixon for gordon liddy? the blame goes to the top no matter. >> is your guy a billionaire and a miser? front page story of "the new york times" says trump only spent 12 million, that he's lending himself money in this campaign. he could make money because of sales of chacka like the hats and t-shirts. a, is that true? and, b, is this why there's no ground game because he won't write the check? >> first of all, the whole discussion of the ground game and its expense, while it was true in iowa, new hampshire's a completely different animal. new hampshire is media driven. ronald regan didn't come back in iowa -- pardon me, come back in new hampshire after losing iowa because he had a superior ground game. he came back because he destroyed george bush in a debate only days before the vote in new hampshire. that's why this debate tonight is crucial for everybody. trump could put it away tonight. rubio could gain substantially tonight. everything is on the table tonight. >>

roger stone who worked for trump, reagan, george w. bush and richard nixon says politics isn't about uniting people, it's about dividing people. david brock is a former conservative and clinton antagonist who after an epiphany now heads correct the record. that's a pro hillary super pac. roger's new book is "the clinton's war on women." that dirty trick or that combination of dirty tricks hurt your guy because it boosted ted cruz. do you nonetheless admire what happened relative to the carson campaign? >> i don't admire it because they got caught. the question is, if it moved three votes per precinct from carson to cruz, it may well have cost trump the first place finish. at a minimum, it has tainted ted cruz's victory and i think it is also underlying certain narratives about his character. i it's kind of like tricky ted. he gets no balance. >> is it fair to blame ted cruz for his roger stone. >> was it fair to blame richard nixon for gord done liddy? >> is your guy a billionaire and miser, front page story of "the new york times" say

lou: roger stone, thanks for being with us, see how it all works out tonight. >>> in our online poll, said the nfl and cbs should be condemned for the celebration of anti-law enforcement messages during the super bowl halftime show. quite a performance. that's it for us tonight. thanks for being with us, ed rollins and juan williams my guests tomorrow. fox business election coverage continues right now with neil cavuto.. >> the crowds were many and varied, the important nine minutes before closing time of all polls in new hampshire, it's interesting. we don't know which way it will go. what we can tell you is a lot of people decided to take care of this quadrennial event and show up to vote. record heavy, too early to count all the numbers. joining me trish regan, of course, lou dobbs, who continues here. lou, i was hearing and catching a lot of the show,he

. >> roger stone. what happened on saturday? is trump on an inevitable march to the convention?an people want a radical change, an outsider, somebody unconnected to the mistakes. more and more that is emerging is donald trump. bill: the northeastern primary, new jersey, new york. what do you do you expect to happen? you think trump has steam now? is going to roll right through we will have a good idea whether or not he can be the nominee. >> i think for the 1st time in a long time to new jersey primaries going to matter. as the establishment goes all out on like reagan they will never throw in the towel. all of these latebreaking states will matter. >> the price is vice president marco rubio? >> he is a dealmaker but he also sees the big picture. i don't think he has ruled anybody out or in. but the way you get trump commit you can bully him. >> is it occurred to anyone the maybe he's the best thing that happened to the republican party? >> i certainly agree with that. before this they have no no ability to reach out to new people. there was no way to get african-americans comea

i would point out cropped photos, this is nothing by the standards of roger stone tricks over the yearsat on his sleeve -- >> i have no idea what you're talking about. [ laughter ] >> roger, did the republicans over play their hand, those who said barack obama should appoint no one before he leaves office to the supreme court of the united states. >> not while there is a primary going on this is about control of the judiciary and about major hot button issues in the republican primary such as guns and so on. so politically, that is the only position to have. i think it is perfectly safe, and the key thing, of course, is for each of these candidates to keep repeating they would put a constitutionalest, a real conservative on the court as donald trump would. >> but there is the irony or maybe the fraud. how can you thump your chest and refer to yourself as a constitutionalest while disregarding the obligation to name a successor. >> he's entitled to name a successor but the u.s. senate has an obligation to refuse to act on that if they wish. we have a balance of power. >> ellis, ellis, le

. >> roger stone on "outnumbers," you would love him.t do you think of cruz going into new hampshire? can he make it past new hampshire? >> yes he will make it past new hampshire before it's a tougher pull. usually guise who win iowa don't get much of a bounce in new hampshire. but new hampshire is a more secular state so trump won't have to pretend to be religious. trump wise up naturally with new hampshire the question is how much of a hit he will take from his actual loss in iowa going into new hampshire. he has a good cushion to work with but we'll see where the polls are at the ends of the week. >> theren't much of a pathway some are saying for ted cruz. trump leading in the double digits in new hampshire. will this hurt him or will he pull off a big win and potentially move on. melissa: where is he going to focus his energy after ferndle off the other candidates. how is he going to find often do * and how is he going to handle marco rubio and this surprise rise that we now have witnesses in iowa? should he be going directly on the

guy benson is the political editor of town hall.com, roger stone a former political advisor to donaldrump and richard nixon. what does that tell you? last 13 polls say donald trump is winning? >> donald trump is the winner and he lost by four points. ted cruz overperformed by four points. so i mean, i think what we saw tonight, megyn is that and laws absolutely do apply to donald trump. ted cruz won because he outworks and outorganized donald trump. that just proved the big win for cruz. >> other thing is that the evangelical vote tonight was big. 64% of voters described as evangelical, they win decidedly for ted cruz. 22% for donald trump. 21% for marco rubio. trump and cruz had been splitting the evangelical vote. >> you know i think donald trump created a large enough pool of people to win the iowa caucus. and i point out to you that ronald reagan lost iowa caucuses after refusing to do a final debate and bounced back in new hampshire. the makeup of new hampshire is probably better turf for trump so iowa caucuses do not a nominee make. this contest moves on to new hampshire and sou

. >> is that a preview of coming attractions, roger stone, for the next ten day sfs. >> without question. in all honesty, i think that ad by the trump campaign is a masterpiece. ted cruz is not who he tells you who he is and i think it will be devastatinging. unlike new hampshire, iowa, i know the people running the ground game in south carolina for donald trump. they're okaccolades of the atwater. they have targeting. they know what they're doing. trump will not be outcampaigned in south carolina. not at all. >> won't make the iowa ground game mistake? >> absolutely not. the folks running the palmetto state for donald trump are first rate operatives. they know what they're doing, deeply experienced and they're ahead of the game organizationally. >> charlie, who wins the game of the beginning of the ad wars here? >> well i think that any time -- you know, i think the eminent domain attack on donald trump is fair game and i think that, you know, it's something i have strong disagreements with him about but if you're a republican attacking him trying to explain to voters about eminent doma

cnn has banned roger stone for appearing as a guest, this after the discovery of his offensive tweets against cnn contributors. stone wants called our reporter abusive diva and borderline retarded and roll land martin a stupid negro, moron and token and suggested he eat more fried chicken. they were released by "media matters." stone attacked knnavarro again d called cnn biassed and said it seems the clintons said do not interview me again in the future because i'm not pc. turns out stone who also appeared on fox news in recent months has made disparaging comments about megyn kelly in the past. fox grodropped him but there is bone. stone should be asked about the tweets the next time he shows up on fox. "ahead on "media buzz," facebook turns mean spirited. people are feuding and unfriending each other. but first, what do ordinary voters think about how the press conference trump? >>> we explored a question on the night of the dweeb a focus group in houston. >> how many of you think the media is fair overall to donald trump? raise your hands. so it's most of you. all the media is sayin

guy benson is the political editor of town hall.com, roger stone a former political advisor to donaldand richard nixon. what does that tell you? last 13 polls say donald trump is winning? >> donald trump is the winner and he lost by four points. ted cruz overperformed by four points. so i mean, i think what we saw tonight, megyn is that and laws absolutely do apply to donald trump. ted cruz won because he outworks and outorganized donald trump. that just proved the big win for cruz. >> other thing is that the evangelical vote tonight was big. 64% of voters described as evangelical, they win decidedly for ted cruz. 22% for donald trump. 21% for marco rubio. trump and cruz had been splitting the evangelical vote. >> you know i think donald trump created a large enough pool of people to win the iowa caucus. and i point out to you that ronald reagan lost iowa caucuses after refusing to do a final debate and bounced back in new hampshire. the makeup of new hampshire is probably better turf for trump so iowa caucuses do not a nominee make. this contest moves on to new hampshire and south ca

but we begin tonight with chris stirewalt, rich lowery, and roger stone. great to see you all. so we're visiting the o'reilly studio, which is why we have you on the set. >> good to be here. >> let's talk about what you expect to happen tomorrow. >> giant trumpness. this should be the best trump yet. i think in a lot of ways, it's an open primary state, so his coalition of democrats, independents, and republicans can come together in south carolina. it should be good for him. and it should cement his status going into the southern primaries come up in march. this should be a great night for donald trump tomorrow. >> i think trump wins. i'm not sure what the margin is. i think marco rubio is on the move. i wouldn't be surprised to see ted cruz third. >> really? what would that do for his candidacy? >> it's problematic going into the rest of the southern states. south carolina is the doorway into the rest of the south. if he can't score there, it's very tough going into the southern states. >> you think rubio comes in second. you say he's got the establishment crowned if he does

here to way in, roger stone, former trump advisor, author of clinton war on women. we'll get to it in a minute. this trump-cruz thing, is trump still going to sue even though cruz said come on, bring it on? >> i don't think this is about a lawsuit. this is about what trump does best, manipulating free media. on one channel they will see millions of dollars of misleading ad by ted cruz and on news, donald trump is saying this ad is not true, i may sue. it is innoculation, a brilliant play and costs nothing. david: in the private sector he was known for threatening lawsuits a lot, virtually every construction engineer i worked with trump said at some point in their negotiations he threaten ad lawsuit. is this just an idle threat? >> no. first of all in his business career he was known for winning lawsuits, some very large landmark lawsuits as a matter of fact. so he is one who recognizes the power of the courts but -- david: he against former solicitor general of texas, this guy argued cases in front of the supreme court. cruz knows what he is talking about. >> this c

[closing bell rings] he is up against roger stone, big trump supporter. fireworks to come.if you're in stocks probably making money today. only if you have gold could you lose a little bit of money. all the indices up over a point and we're going to have a lot more to tell you what happened with oil, way up today. melissa: stocks surging, driven higher by a spike in oil. let's go to alan knuckman, trading advantage, watching all the action from the cme. alan, what is fueling the rally in oil today in your opinion? >> i think we're seeing a technical asset bottom.

talk more about this to cnn political commentator and daily beast commentator dana and tara, and roger stoneitical advisor for richard nixon. a deep well to draw upon there. i want to throw this out to all three of you, so you have to be brief. iowa has a couple million people. iowa does not share the same demographic as the rest of america. of those few million people, only a couple hundred thousand actually go out to caucus. why on earth does america put so much pressure and so much emphasis on iowa? i'll start with you. >> because they're first, but the historical record of them correctly predicting the winner of new hampshire in the nomination on the republican side is scant, and the polls we're looking at are extremely unreliable and volatile. it's a media event, but it's not necessarily a predictive yeekt event. >> we don't have 4-year-old memories. we can't go back four years to see that predictability doesn't always play out? >> we have in our politics and culture we have a fixation on the folks lore of white middle class rural farmland americans and kind of try to always put hem in

you worked with roger stone, one of the most devious but effective consultants on the republicans side, and the seeming spontaneity. and he says he stole the election and the spotlight is back on trump for a few days. he is underneath his spontaneity and throughout our history even the most seemingly and coach, untutored, politically innocent politicians use practice and for fraud. harry truman to get a quick example in 1948 delivers a speech in the democratic national convention where he is praised for his spontaneous ad lib style and gets rave reviews and this is seen as the beginning of his come back which comes back in his upsetting -- winning reelection. for months with the radio coach, brought it to the pacing, figured out how to get notes that would service the spine of the speech without adhering rigidly to the reading. that too, it didn't mean harry truman was a phony. he was a very authentic figure but behind the authenticity their is spin as well. even this year in our seemingly spontaneous, chaotic, authentic debate of course there is still polling, speech writing, imagemak

roger stone says you need to sharpen your focus on cruz and rubio. >> well, i think i don't have to make too many changes, i mean, i'm doing pretty well. i came in second when people when i went out to iowa, they all said i'd be in the top ten. >> you were leading all the polls going into the vote. >> no, but the polls came out very late and said toward the end it looked like i was doing very well, frankly and i ended up coming in second place and it's interesting because the man that came in third place, a good guy, marco, everybody saying he won like it was a big victory. i came in second place, an easy second place and nobody said that. >> on saturday you yourself said unless i win i will consider this is a big fat beautiful and by the way very expensive waste of time. >> i don't like second place. i'm not a fan of second place but i did well and the person that came in third place everybody is raving about how wonderful it is and they don't say that about me. i came in second place so i don't say that. i'm not thrilled with second place but i was told don't even go to iowa because i'

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but there is an artifice behind the ump into the city and which if you worked with roger stone one of the most some would say devious was certainly effective consultants on the republican side going back to nixon, there is a real method in his spontaneity as well. after the iowa caucus win the spotlight seem to move to cruz and rubio he said oh he stole -- cruz stole the election and the spotlight is back on trump for a few days that he is very canny and delivered as well underneath his spontaneity. i think throughout our history, even the most seemingly i'm coached, untutored politically innocent politicians have used practice in a forethought. i mean harry truman to give one quick example, in 1948 delivers a speech at the democratic national convention where he is praised for his new spontaneous ad lib. style and it gets rave reviews and this is kind of seen as the beginning of his comeback that results in his upsetting do we and winning re-election. that spontaneous style it turns out in my document in the book he had worked on for months with the democrats radio coach. he brought

stone. he's advised the presidential campaigns of richard nixon. roger, i wanted to know how it felt for you to see trump win in south carolina last night given you have advised him over the years and rooting for him to run for president well before you thought anyone else would. >> i am so proud of donald trump today and i think he's on his way to the nomination and the white house. it's just, it was huge. just huge. >> do you, when you see a win like that, do you say to yourself that this strategy is working of fighting and showing strength at all cost? when i read that list of all the different stories, it's almost too much for the press to keep up with. >> actually i don't think that's true. a leadist like to make fun of trump because he was a reality tv star. trump understands that politics is about being entertaining. the worst thing you can do in politics other than being wrong is to be boring. trump is never boring and if you look at that list of things you went through, every one of them tracks back to one of trump's four major themes. so first

stone will be this year's grand marshal. the event continues at martin luther king, junior park with the black history festival featuring gospel recording artist joshua rogers and more. the event is free and open to the public. the carolina panthers and denver plans for super bowl 50. they'll meet sunday in football's biggest game. joe gorchow joins us live from san francisco with a story on some of the panthers really tough guys....joe. the panthers defense fears no one. opposing offenses should fear them. carolina leads the league in takeways with 39 during the regular season. the panthers steal the ball away at will it seems. a fitting description... for the top cats in the secondary... lockers that reads... thieves ave. tre boston: "i'm going to set the tone straight. we're not thieves ave. we're just thieves who live on thieves ave." these panthers wanted to be the best "thieves" in the nfl. they are. carolina set the tone for exceling at takeways in the off-season. kurt coleman: "it started back in otas. we said we were going to lead the league in takeaways. we believed that. it wasn't just a saying. that's who we are." the top playmakers in the secon

years grand marshal is r&b artist angie stone will be held on saturday, feb. 6, 2015, 3:30pm -5:30pm at martin luther king park, featuring sunday best winner joshua rogers. -parade participants are asked to depict someone of black history and represent that/those person in the parade and festival by distributing information to the spectators about that/those person as they proceed in the parade or vend at the festival. -decorated trucks, cars, bikes, are welcome and encouraged to participate. participants and will highlight sc local youth gospel artist/groups. -this year's theme "youth will make the difference 2016" is prevent future complications. -if you have any questions please contact us @ 803-361-5470 or email fundsinc@fundsinc1.org. time now for a check of your lets go to meteorologist tim miller. break two a fantastic friday with a return to sunshine. mostly sunny , breezy and cool 50s.mostly sunny tomorrow, highs lower 50s. it's looking like low pressure forms off the coast late saturday into sunday giving us some clouds and a 30% chance of showers the system pulls out quickly on sunday. cold air moves in for much of next week with well this is