. >> with that rolodex, not to raise more money seems to indicate there is a problem.ark: banking on the establishment candidate will not be the nominee, do you think an establishment candidate will make it to the finals? could it in depth being -- could it end up being some combination ruz-trump.c >> an establishment candidates, we know who it is by now and they are well funded. the conservatives are hitting each other and you ever survives that goes after the establishment candidate. john: hard to see which one is going to emerge. will one inevitably emerge? >> i do not think that is a foregone conclusion. if the public gets exposed to more of the outsiders, they find things they like about the outsiders. the traditional bush donor every day has sent an e-mail or a call and comes on board. i think they are hurting. there is only one predictable thing about tonight and that is that donald trump is going to attack somebody. how much have you prepped to be ready for the attacks from donald trump? >> we spent two hours yesterday with the light heavyweight champion of the

our first contestant works in a library and has quite the rolodex of information right here.am, massachusetts, please welcome jon baril. [cheers and applause] jon, how you doing, buddy? >> very good, sir. >> welcome. >> all right. [cheers and applause fade] >> so you work in a library. >> yes, i do. >> tons of knowledge. obviously you love to read, but what are you hoping to get a question on today? like, what do you really hoping for? >> you know, chris, one thing that i really know is disney

they have a good rolodex. >> on wednesday, a chance of some rain and a cold front. how much and when? live doppler 7hd right now show you it is a mainly quiet picture, some clouds up above, so we'll take you outside. this is a gorgeous shot. the sun is setting in a few minutes and painting a beautiful picture. right now, 67 in oakland and mountain view. san jose. morgan hill at 70. equally beautiful picture. live from sutro tower warmer at 73 in concord and livermore, 72. the live doppler 7hd and satellite will show you the story. first this area of he pressure moving moving into vancouver and salt. moved a cold front through this morning. probably noticed the early morning clouds. now we have mainly clear skies for mondays future tracker, tomorrow morning, waking up to temperatures in the fives in, a bit of bay fog could be expected but as high pressure moves in, warmest locations warm into the low 80s. a day of transition on tuesday. high pressure moving out. increasing cloud cover through the day on tuesday, all ahead of a cold front. live doppler 7hd and satelli

they have a good rolodex. >> on wednesday, a chance of some rain and a cold front. how much and when? live doppler 7hd right now show you it is a mainly quiet picture, some clouds up above, so we'll take you outside. this is a gorgeous shot. the sun is setting in a few minutes and painting a beautiful picture. right now, 67 in oakland and mountain view. san jose. morgan hill at 70. equally beautiful picture. live from sutro tower camera. warmer at 73 in concord and livermore, 72. the live doppler 7hd and satellite will show you the story. first this area of he pressure moving moving into vancouver and salt. moved a cold front through this morning. probably noticed the early morning clouds. now we have mainly clear skies for mondays future tracker, tomorrow morning, waking up to temperatures in the fives in, a bit of bay fog could be expected but as high pressure moves in, warmest locations warm into the low 80s. a day of transition on tuesday. high pressure moving out. increasing cloud cover through the day on tuesday, all ahead of a cold front. live doppler 7hd and

our first contestant works in a library and has quite the rolodex of information right here.rom framingham, massachusetts, please welcome jon baril. [cheers and applause] jon, how you doing, buddy? >> very good, sir. >> welcome. >> all right. [cheers and applause fade] >> so you work in a library. >> yes, i do. >> tons of knowledge. obviously you love to read, but what are you hoping to get a question on today? like, what do you really hoping for? >> you know, chris, one thing that i really know is disney animated movies.

part of the networking and the rolodex empire in question is about relationships and, i would not say deals as such, but shared interest, shared special interest, narrow interests, personal interest, and, to me, that is not healthy for the country. again, i go back to the 1970's, it was not considered healthy by the people i served with in those days. i trace this serious transformation to the last 30 years. i know you asked why and i am still puzzled as to how all of this happened. i think money. brian: you ran for president twice and you ran a campaign, and you ran for senate twice and won. did you ever feel the impact of money in that process? gary: nothing like today. when i was preparing for the second national race in 1987, we began to think about the campaign budget. a fraction of what people are talking about. in 1984 race, 50 states, something between $20-25 million. that is walking around money in one state now. my first senate race in a contested primary of six democrats against a wealthy two-term incumbent cost $350,000. average contribution was $17. six years later, i rai

this guy has a rolodex of rich friends.o for rubio this could mean tens of millions of dollars to boost his campaign. how does that change the contour of rubio's candidacy, and what does it do to bush? >> well, you know, the way i look at it, gregg, rubio's been ascending now for a couple of weeks. i mean, ever since the last debate where he was a strong performer. he's been on the ascendancy. and jeb bush obviously is having great difficulty connect on the campaign trail. his donors are somewhat up in arms from what one reads. and he's just having a tough time of it. the thing about rubio is i expected a wave of donors to move. now we've got one. but remember just a couple of weeks ago hillary -- there was word on the street that the hillary donors were ready to go to biden. and it's a classic political move. we've got to see if singer is the first of many or can bush find a way to staunch the bleeding, which has become his campaign. >> let's talk about that a little bit more. early on jeb bush was sort of the predicted fr

therethere was no brick wall for our family financially, nor in our rolodex, but unfortunately it was not brick walls with cracks in the system by design without restructuring samsara, eliminating and dissolving, but restructuring families like us do not see the money being spent differently. not necessarily mean funding in that direction. families are not represented in data pools. you will not find my son as a failure on anyone's pretty pie chart. my son has found his group now because that is where they all end up in they turn 18, graduate from the facility, get a plane ticket and the shoelaces and go back home to our communities about which they're are no wraparound services for people like my son. >> the question is, is your bill going to address the needs of the population upon which we do not even no how many exist because no one is tracking them until they wind up incarcerated. he is serving 14 years in state prison. he does not have beds. it is a known population. how are we addressing those voices, and looking out for the families of the monster. >> that's a big question. >>

therethere was no brick wall for our family financially, nor in our rolodex, but unfortunately it was brick walls with cracks in the system by design without restructuring samsara, eliminating and dissolving, but restructuring families like us do not see the money being spent differently. not necessarily mean funding in that direction. families are not represented in data pools. you will not find my son as a failure on anyone's pretty pie chart. my son has found his group now because that is where they all end up in they turn 18, graduate from the facility, get a plane ticket and the shoelaces and go back home to our communities about which they're are no wraparound services for people like my son. >> the question is, is your bill going to address the needs of the population upon which we do not even no how many exist because no one is tracking them until they wind up incarcerated. he is serving 14 years in state prison. he does not have beds. it is a known population. how are we addressing those voices, and looking out for the families of the monster. >> that's a big question. >> bas

there was no brick walls for our family financially nor in our roll low de ro rolodex, without eliminating or divolving samhsa, families like us don't see the money being spent differently, so simply increasing funding would not necessarily mean funding going in the right direction. our families are not represented in data pools from samhsa. you will not find my son as a failure on anyone's pretty pie chart. my son has found his peer group now in state prison because that's where they all end up when they turn 18, graduate from their facility, get a plane ticket and their shoelaces and go back home to our communities upon which there are no wrap-around services for people like my son because they choose not to participate in services because they're not sick. >> i'm sorry -- >> so the question is how is your bill going to address the needs of the population upon which we don't even know how many exist because no ones tr o tracking them until they wind up incarcerated. he walked into a bank pretending to be isis off his meds or he'd blow the place up. >> thank you. >> he doesn't have meds.

directions, but certainly in terms of his ability to raise money you have got the big bush family giant rolodex. that the super pac that supports them came in with $100 million. his campaign style is not really where needs to be. he's not exciting. trump's charges of low energy have really hurt bush. the story today in "the new york times" about the bush family watching this and being really pained by it, it is a poignant story, bush senior is watching at what'sorrified being done to the bush family name. people attacking jeb bush, george w. bush. i think that his defense of his think, couldso, i cut two ways. for some people i think it really hurts him. republicans are still angry about the bush years, about the iraqi war, the state of the economy when he left office. jeb is not allowing any daylight between him and his brother. that is probably another harmful point for him. host: george w. bush referring to ted cruz -- i just am like the guy. "iowa has proven to be useless at picking winners." comment? guest: some people in iowa are bemoaning the fact that their status as the first gate in t