and rubio is a linchpin.immigration reform, i think we collectively think it happens. >> absolutely. >> if he backs out, it's done. >> absolutely. i think if he backs out, if he's not up there as one of the faces, i think it is over. >> and speaking of rubio, obviously, he's going to run in 2016, and hillary clinton probably is going to run. >> probably. >> and is very worried about a marco rubio, young, obviously new face for the republican party. in a meeting last week, you were saying you've now come full circle to thinking that hillary clinton is going to run. you were skeptical before, why? >> i was skeptical because of her health, because i didn't think she wanted to do this again, because i think this is a scary movie we've seen before, and that's the case with marco rubio, right? as you said, young, fresh face. i now think if those signs, her health is good and the economy is good -- that's very important -- i think signs point to her running. she's immersing herself in foundation work, the clinton gl

that's wacky. >> i think rubio can't -- rubio can't decide if he's going to be a moderate guy or tea party guy. he's following behind paul in every instance. this instance paul was out first. you saw rubio sign on later with the drones. it was the same thing. he voted against the violence against women act. he can't really seem to make up his mind whether or not he's going to be an establishment republican or more like a rand paul. >> ron, suppose you're hillary clinton, hillary clinton is on the debating platform or any of the democrats and on the other side of the platform is marco rubio who supports a filibuster against any kind of gun safety. how can you not smash him across the face with this? how can you let him still be standing two minutes later? >> the republicans will be in the same bind they were last time. they'll win primaries but they'll lose the national election. again, 90% of the public is for universal background checks. how good are you going to look in a national primary if you're the guy filibustering national universal background checks here? these three guys, i

>> marco rubio is interesting. he was in the state limationture he oversaw a huge expansion of private prisons in florida. many financial ties. one of the things that reporters for my story for the nation was looking at some of these financial disclosures and showing that marco rubio's chief of staff whose reportedly the person who has--the architect of rubio's positioning on reform, he still has--he's still he receiving financial payments from a lobbying firm that the main lobbying firm for the group. >> michael: that's amazing. >> which is probably another story in and of itself. >> michael: you have to write that one now too. it's a whole tale. >> yes, the whole problem of congressional staffers maintaining financial ties to outside special interest groups, but in this case with private prisons they could win or lose, so to speak hundreds of millions of dollars. this conflict is particularly important. >> michael: what happens to them if they lose? what happens if immigration reform happens. >> if you're an inve

some is senator senator rubio is saying. when he first came out as the gang of 8 and talked about the importance of pushing immigration reform with the president, having been reelected. one of the things he emphasized in all of his interviews with rush limbaugh, sean hannity, with others, was this was a process that couldn't be rushed, a process that needed to take time. there needed to be some kind of understanding among all parties. you're not going to get consensus from everybody, of course, but at least a good hearing of the various points of view before this is something that's pushed on the american people. i think he's going to insist on that and i don't think there's any question that he's going to have his fellow republicans on board with him as he looks to slow this down a little bit. >> but you know of course people are going to be waiting with baited breath. this of course will be a political hot button come presidential race 2016. >> indeed. >> so in the meantime, steve, how much will we hear in terms of rhetori

are they really ready to run rubio, really? you think?an jeb run if he can't bring his own brother to the republican convention and nominate him. the problem is the warm response to mitt romney having looked at and seen the alternatives. they may be thinking the grass doesn't look that green, doesn't it? i'm joined by david corn and yew joon robinson. you're a great washington observer. i'm looking at this and expecting rop knee to get all blah, blah and nobody shows up for trump. the house was empty. it was so great. he was tweeting about the big crowd. they brought him in for one reason. box office. let's talk about mitt. his face kept showing. all right. i lost. but they liked him. >> and finally he has grown on the party. they never liked him before but they fought the good fight. he did the best he could do. >> he fought their fight. >> right. he did the best he could do. i don't think this means he's back. >> in other words. he lost to the highest unemployment rate of anybody other president in american histor history. >> what does

. >> you're going to hear from narco rubio, the r.g. iii of american politics. >> all that's missing from that convention -- >> all i want to tdo is tesee t guy's birth certificate. >> the gop has grown -- >> he doubled down from it, didn't back up from it at all. >> i don't think we need to name any names, do we? >>> it is a very busy day in politics with a crucial moment for the president's outreach on capitol hill. even as conservatives gather to regroup, re-brand and rebuild at cpac 2013. this afternoon the president has been on capitol hill for a third day. this time meeting with house democrats as well as senate republicans. perhaps the key group that could work with him to craft a deficit reduction deal. after all, despite endless rounds of negotiations, we know that the caucus and the house gop has repeatedly refused engage. following the president's visit on wednesday, they offered their usual mix of intransigence and rigidity voiced by who else but majority leader eric cantor. >> if the president wants to let our unwillingness

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>> he and rubio are in the game. >> rubio is number two. rand paul is number one. >> i would guess nationally rubio is probably number one. >> are they starting too early? i meant that literally. >> look, the media does it themselves. they go right after these guys. >> i know they do. why? because they're barred by the president's administration? >> because they love this contest and they want to get it going again. >> is this something really new, though? four years ahead of an election. >> it's all about the media. the news cycle is just in overdrive. it's on steroids. so everything is sooner, faster, shorter. that's why we're seeing everybody talk about it now. the day after the election people were talking about it. >> mort, have you run for president? >> have i? no. >> have you gotten the call? >> i'm waiting to be appointed. >> it was raised with you? >> primarily in my home, the president of the local housing authority. look, what is happening it seems to me is that the republicans have better -- had better fairly early get a compreh

florida as marco rubio and kentucky's rand paul.new york times" reported just today, for better or words they have come to represent this moment's forth in the republican road. mr. rubio, who decided the republican establishment in 2010 with his brash primary challenge to governor charlie crist's senate run looks like the establishment's man for now. mr. paul, as he try toss expand his appeal beyond the libertarian base of his father, ron paul, has become the face of radically smaller government. both rubio and paul came to washington with solid tea party credentials, but represent very different wings. one of them might just end up being the republican nominee. chip saltzmann ran mike huckabee's campaign, and willie brown, of course, the -- chip, you're the republican. i think it comes down to juice, that sense of life, of protoplasm, of excitement, of -- it has many different meanings, but charisma, excitement. do these two guys represent the exciting candidates in your party? >> well, they do today. we always talk about does a ca

marco rubio says we have good ideas. what's the good idea? america. this is the big debate in the party. liberty versus america. >> don't the democrats have america, too? >> where are they going with this? >> they have liberty. >> is it liberty or is it america? i am so confused. >> there is a split. rand paul says we need more ideas and need to be more libertarian and less interventionist. okay, just his basic themes. marco rubio says we don't need to change anything except the candidates. we need to have candidates who better articulate what we've been saying all along. that's going to be the fight in the party. >> i've always asked this question. when you get your butt kicked in an election you really thought -- ann romney is probably an okay person. she thought she was going to win. they really thought, i didn't know who was going to win. i didn't know who was going to win. it was that close. the democrats had a better ground game, obviously. a better social network event. it was close enough to grab. like a football. the receiver is that close. i

this is a marco rubio is a guy who within the white house, they are obsessed with marco rubio's moves for the very fact that he's viewed as a very credible messenger for republicans on immigration, democrats fear him. republicans know that he's very good at talking about this issue and the fact that he didn't bring it up in that forum just as michael steele said, it could have, it was a missed opportunity. >> especially since the cpac, the cpac audience is a mixed bag. he's not talking to the house raucous caucus of republicans. as the chairman points out, it is a way to try and at least get the troops on board. >> what's discouraging about it is he's trying to do two things right now. one he's running for president. and the second, he's trying to legislate. and the cpac is all about running for president. but it is not an encouraging sign that he doesn't view his immigration strategy, at least as somewhat tethered to his presidential hopes. because you would think that just playing the long game, that you need to prime the base for the fact that you're going to be out there pushing,

did you write that down when marco rubio said that?> i thought we were living in mau mau revolutionary kenya. it is a sign of desperation you can't put forth a single iota, a shred of policy, a shred of thinking that is somewhat different and instead have to rely on the place. the place is -- the place is the identifier and that's all that they have. i mean, i actually -- i guess ana marie is there and says there is new blood in the conservative movement. it would be awesome to see that. right now, all i can think of when i see that rand pauls and marco rubios and the rick perrys and mitt romneys where evil guys converge and concoct their plot for the next episode or whatever it is. and they get defeated every single time. but they keep going back up into that mountain, and looking down on the earth below and sort of rubbing their hands together. they are not going to win with that conclave. pardon the use of the word this week. but that group of tired, old guys pushing the same old rhetoric. >> and i love the -- rubio offered an inter

he is very close with mark rubio. he mentioned rubio. every political insider i speak to doubt that rubio and bush will run against each other in a primary. rubio seemed interested in running for president in 2016. if rubio runs, i doubt jeb bush well. host: more from friday evening 's cpac conference. [video clip] >> i wonder what what some would say if it brought all the computer power on the future of the political party -- a republican party. watson would note that republicans have lost the popular vote in five of the six last presidential elections. democratic candidates received over 6 million more votes than our republican candidates. that is a staggering number. how could it be? if watson were to read the blogs, the tweets, the pace a post that mention the republican party, it would find that all too often we are associated with being anti-everything. we too many people believe that republicans are anti women, anti science, and i worker, and the list goes on and on. many voters are unwilling to choose our candidates, even though

not all -- >> eric: rubio tell you that? >> andrea: yeah. rubio told me that.eople are privileged either. i think bob makes a good point. but there is a different way about going about that. there is sensitivity. you don't want to come in low income area, dripping in diamonds. i can see if that is the concern. that is not the concern. the concern here is to separate the world in the two classes as you point in out monologue. victims and victimizers. they do this to keep it relevant. i look up and i wonder how much do we spend on this? $94 million went to americorp vista. now if money went to this program. i say you cut that white privilege money. reinstate the tours. >> bob: they do remarkable things in vista. i will say this, be careful here. all people are privileged small percentage may be racist. i don't think many are at all. >> eric: why teach it? >> bob: not question of teaching of racism. >> dana: this morning in south carolina. story out of south carolina that decided not to do the medicaid expansion. the website had a news story the reason that south

. >> marco rubio, the florida u.s.or of cuban descent who could help expand the party minority to women steered clear of the bipartisan proposal for rigorous defense of conservative social policy. >> because i believe state should define marriage in tratitionm way does not make me a bigot. just because we believe all life, all human life is worthy of protection on every stage of this development, does not make you a chauvinist. >> after rubio came rand paul. tea party favorite whose 13-hour filibuster captured national attention. we offered stark contrast to new ideas aren't needed on the right, offering libertarian argument for g.o.p. change. >> the g.o.p. of old has grown stale and moss covered. the new g.o.p. will need to embrace liberty in the economic and the personal sphere. >> others eyeing the white house or being urged to address cpac are jeb bush, louisiana governor bobby jindal and wisconsin governor scott walker who share cpac concern that the republicans not abandon core principles and misguided overreacti

that's wacky. >> i think rubio can't -- rubio can't decide if he's going to be a moderate guy or tea party guy. he's following behind paul in every instance. this instance paul was out first. you saw rubio sign on later with the drones. it was the same thing. he voted against the violence against women act. he can't really seem to make up his mind whether or not he's going to be an establishment republican or more like a rand paul. >> ron, suppose you're hillary clinton, hillary clinton is on the debating platform or any of the democrats and on the other side of the platform is marco rubio who supports a filibuster against any kind of gun safety. how can you not smash him across the face with this? how can you let him still be standing two minutes later? >> the republicans will be in the same bind they were last time. they'll win primaries but they'll lose the national election. again, 90% of the public is for universal background checks. how good are you going to look in a national primary if you're the guy filibustering national universal background checks here? these three guys, i

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>> gretchen: marc >> marco rubio talks in a way connects to every american. one of the biggest mistakes this election was the whole 47% comment. rubio brings the messal of hopion growth and opportunity to every american in a way that he really connects with them in a major on a level that not any republican has done since probably regan. >> judge jeanine: interesting to see, guys what happens. ryan and tony thanks for being with us. >> great to see you. >> thanks for having us jeanne coming up, jodi arias finally off the stand. did she do enough to save her life? later, the golf ball, not the golfer is supposed to end up in the hole. [ male announcer] surprise -- you're having triplets. [ babies crying ] surprise -- your house was built on an ancient burial ground. [ ghosts moaning ] surprise -- your car needs a new transmission. [ coyote howls ] how about no more surprises? now you can get all the online trading tools you need without any surprise fees. ♪ it's not rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. judge jeanine. ♪ >>> no blood when

senator marco rubio. let's listen in. >> america's changed and our people have changed that we reach this point in time and we have too many people in america that want too much from government and that maybe the changes that have happened are irreversible and it will never be the same again. i want you to understand that's not true. our people have not changed. the vast majority of the american people are hard working taxpayers who take responsibility for their families, go to work every day, they pay their mortgage on time, they volunteer in the community, this is what the vast majority of the american people still are. what's changed is the world around us. it's changed in dramatic ways. skrus think how much the world has changed in the last ten years. the global economy is real. we don't live in a national economy anymore. everything you buy, everything you sell, everything you touch, it's all impacted by things that are happening halfway around the world. the information age is real that's made our l

between marco rubio and rand paul. am i over evaluating? >> certainly rand paul has been in the spotlight a lot. he ended up getting the cpac straw poll. don't put a lot of stock in that but he still won it. he had his big filibuster a few weeks ago. >> right. >> then this big immigration speech. you are right. you are seeing this kind of dynamic between rand paul and marco rubio. both guys ended up winning in 2010. both under the tea party banner. both very young people, relatively. and people we're watching for 2016. >> i think marco rubio at least doesn't want a lot of space voting wise between where he is and where rand paul is going forward. >> but one thing rand paul has done is by supporting comprehensive immigration reform one way or the other he is wearing other tea party folks with him. >> that's powerful. >> it makes it very likely for passage. >> let's talk about iowa. rand paul was announced this week, may 10th. my wedding anniversary. i don't think that' why he did it. may 10th rand paul is going to speak

among them, marco rubio, mitch mcconnell. code pink. the tea party-backed group freedom works.ur own chuck todd tweeted -- best illustrated by a democrat who has raised similar concerns about the drone program. he joined rand paul. >> i think senator paul and i agree that this nomination, also provides a very important opportunity for the united states senate to consider the government's rules and policies on the targeted killings of americans. the executive branch should not be allowed to conduct such a serious and far-reaching program by themselves without any scrutiny, because that's not how american democracy works. >> the issue was reignited this week when attorney general eric holder ruled out the possibility of drone strikes on americans. he testified before the senate judiciary committee. >> does the constitution allow a u.s. citizen on u.s. soil who doesn't pose an imminent threat to be killed by the u.s. government? >> i do not believe that -- again, you have to look at all of the facts. the facts that you have given me, i would not think in that situation a use of th

>> gretchen: marc >> marco rubio talks in a way connects to every american.ne of the biggest mistakes this election was the whole 47% comment. rubio brings the messal of hopion growth and opportunity to every american in a way that he really connects with them in a major on a level that not any republican has done since probably regan. >> judge jeanine: interesting to see, guys what happens. ryan and tony thanks for being with us. >> great to see you. >> thanks for having us jeanne coming up, jodi arias finally off the stand. did she do enough to save her life? later, the golf ball, not the golfer is supposed to end up in the hole. [ female announcer ] start simple. ♪ start right. ♪ kellogg's simple grains cereals take you from seed... ♪ ...to spoon. with jt a few ingredients. ♪ kellogg's raisin bran, corn flakes and rice krispies. simple wholesome goodness. start simple. start right. simple wholesome goodness. dad: you excited for youyeah.st day? ♪ dad: you'll be fine, ok? girl: ok. dad: you look so pretty. ♪ i'm overprotective. that's why i got a subaru. lo

i have to think that was rubio's biggest selling point.bush gets in the middle of that, it takes away florida as an issue but the hispanic piece. >> kimberly: neutralizes rubio. >> bob: absolutely. >> dana: the reason he was out today doing this was not to announce he was going to run for office. it is about a book he has out on immigration. take a listen and get your thoughts. >> immigration is a get away issue. it's not the dominant issue for asian-americans and hispanic-americans but a gateway. if you send a tone that you don't want people to be part of your team, they don't join. >> we can't be reactionary. je to have a positive, proactive set of policies, and we need to persuade. we need to listen to people and we need to persuade. >> dana: what do you think? >> eric: he is 100% right. i agree with bob, this is marco rubio's worst nightmare. the establishment, he has the instruction, the money connections the hispanic background. the strength of the hispanic vote, probably, is as 43 did as well. yeah, i am guessing marco rubio -- the

while rubio never mentioned paul by name, he defended u.s. engagement abroad saying the u.s. can't solve every war, but we also can't be retreating from the world. meanwhile romney got no love from speaker after speaker. almost like a pile-on. texas governor rick perry took some big swipes at the guy who beat him in 2012. >> the popular media narrative, it's that this country has shifted away from conservative ideals as evidenced by the last two presidential elections. that's what they think. that's what they say. that might be true if republicans had actually nominated conservative candidates in 2008 and 2012. >> and then there was this last night, former senator jim demint said it's time to blame the establishment who didn't advertise their conservative credentials for the party's defeat. >> in 2012 with the presidential election on the line, national republican leadership rejected the lessons of 2010 and went back to the old way of campaigning. they didn't even try to inspire america with bold, positive vision. >> demint even youaudaciously contributed the president's vict

he said just to paraphrase, if they had a rubio, if they had a rand paul/rubio ticket, all would be right with the gop. what do you make of that? is that their dream ticket in 2016? >> that's a dream ticket. a dream ticket for the democratic party. i mean, let's be serious. you cannot win, and this i think they keep making the mistake. you cannot win if you have candidates that are not reflective of where the country is on not only the key economic issues but also the key social issues. and you see that in terms of on immigration, gay marriage, abortion. the country has moved in a more moderate progressive direction. and they want to keep moving the country backwards. that i think is a big problem. when the republicans go out there, you hear that they don't want to talk about immigration. that's smart. an immigration bill is coming up and they'll have to sell it or tell the hispanic community again that we don't agree with it. so i don't know if they understand why they're losing elections but it isn't because they haven't elected a sneefr conservative. they haven't elected a qualified ca

>> gretchen: marc >> marco rubio talks in a way connects to every american.the biggest mistakes this election was the whole 47% comment. rubio brings the messal of hopion growth and opportunity to every american in a way that he really connects with them in a major on a level that not any republican has done since probably regan. >> judge jeanine: interesting to see, guys what happens. ryan and tony thanks for being with us. >> great to see you. >> thanks for having us jeanne coming up, jodi arias finally off the stand. did she do enough to save her life? later, the golf ball, not the golfer is supposed to end up in the hole. what's droid-smart ? with google now, it automatically knows when you need to leave for the airport, how much traffic there is, and can have your boarding pass ready. the droid razr maxx hd by motorola. droid-smart. droid-powerful. why do people count on sunsweet prune it's made only fromn the prunes, nothing else. it works, simple as that. it's a natural source of fiber and five essential vitamins. it's the smart choice for me. stay fit

a split between rand paul and marco rubio.he was criticized for offering a lot of new ideas. rand paul said the g.o.p. is getting moss covered and needs to embrace more libertarian social some economic policy. a difference in prepare. m-rubio, very popular, charismatic, latino, is pushing immigration reform. he didn't talk about that. instead he talked about core social conservative issues-such as support of marriage between a man and a woman and opposition to abortion rights. listen. >> just because i believe that states should have the right to define marriage in a traditional way does not make me a big got. just because -- [applause] >> just because we believe that life, all life, all human life, is worthy of protection at every stage of its development does not make you a -- [applause] >> marco rubio, very cautious about not saying he is running for president but looks like it. texas governor rick perry didn't win the nomination and has not ruled out the possible he may look for a run again in 2016. over the next two and a

what is rubio's reaction to this?ll, i think marco rubio's probably chuckling a little bit to himself because, again, on a low-hanging fruit sort of issue like immigration, jeb bush seems to have kind of done a romney. can anybody describe what his actual position on immigration is at this point? is it his book? is it what he said before? is it what he's saying now, whatever that is? you know, it's a little confusing, isn't it? >> just the fact he's publishing a book at this time seems like it's painting by numbers, the first thing you do when you're getting ready. thank you, michael steele. thank you, ron reagan, as always. we'll be back right after this. oh this is soft. this is so so soft. hey hun, remember you only need a few sheets. hmph! [ female announcer ] charmin ultra soft is so soft you'll have to remind your family they can use less. ♪ charmin ultra soft is made with extra cushions that are soft and more absorbent. plus you can use four times less. hope you saved some for me. mhmm! you and the kids. we all

senator marco rubio, governor scott walker is there.me fun there this morning with the prayer breakfast there, dr. ben carson. he's a neurosurgeon. he's not a politician. >> not yet. >> but with a little manualic, i might be in the white house come 2016. but while we wait for the official announcement, let's go right to molly henneberg who is there live. molly? >> there is some 23 people on the ballot. so you have to put your preference down. when they start unveiling the results, they don't always start with the straw poll. so when you see the graphics go up behind me, sometimes they show the break down of who showed up to vote. they'll say how many men, how many women what, ages, then they get to the results. some years they start right with the straw poll. so we're anxious to see how it goes this time. 23 people on the ballot. you may remember jeb bush asked to be taken off the ballot. he says it's too early to be focusing on 2016. so his name was not on it. although there is a place where you can write in a name. so some people may

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he joins other hopefuls, like bobby jindal and marco rubio.oll got started in 1976, just two of its winners, ronald reagan, and george w. bush, have gone on to win the presidency. jeb bush opted out of this year's straw poll. >>> time for some fun. >> happy friday, bill. >> it's been a long week for some reason. >> a long week. but st. patty's day is coming up. any big plans? >> no. just -- some shenanigans. no irish gig down the street at midnig midnight. >>> it's a nightmare for carnival cruise line. it may not be as bad as the one last night. but it's filled with thousands of vacationers. a generator problem shut off power on "dream" cruise ship. causing some toilets to stop working. passengers had to stay onboard even though the ship was docked in st. maarten. all of the passengers were flown home. we're learning that the carnival "legend" is being cut short, too. a problem with a device that controls the ship's speed. that means the ship will skip -- >> stuck in cruise control. >> it will skip a visit to grand cayman and head back to port

marco rubio says we have good ideas. what's the good idea? america. this is the big debate in the party. liberty versus america. >> don't the democrats have america, too? >> where are they going with this? >> they have liberty. >> is it liberty or is it america? i'm so confused. >> there is a split. rand paul says we need more ideas and need to be more libertarian and less interventionist. okay, just his basic themes. marco rubio says we don't need to change anything except the candidates. we need to have candidates who better articulate what we've been saying all along. that's going to be the fight in the party. >> when you get your butt kicked in an election you really thought -- ann romney is probably an okay person. she thought she was going to win. they really thought, i didn't know who was going to win. i didn't know who was going to win. it was that close. the democrats had a better ground game, obviously. a better social network event. it was close enough to grab. like a football. the receiver is that close. it's in his hands or right there. h

. >> y queremos decirle a marco rubio que diga que si a la ciudadanía. >> manteniendo a las familiasenzó la caravana. >> hemos estado movilizando a la comunidad a los dreamers, para que se unan al esfurezo, necesitamos un nuevo sistema de inmigración. >> cientos de manifestante le hacen el llamado a marcos rubios para que le den la legalidad la marcha termina en el festival de la calle 8 en miami. >> caravanas como esta se movilizan en distintos estados, recolectan 1100 votos. >> como vemos sonmas las ciudades que organizan marchas a favor de la reforma migratoria, los participantes de sta marcha pedian una moratoria a las deportaciones que dividen a las familias. >> y jeff bush suena de los candidatos republicanos, sus declaraciones con el programa al punto avivan el debate. >> el ex gobernador de la florida dice que a la mayoría de las personas que tiene requisitos no le interesa tener el trabajo permanente. >> 60% de las personas estaban satisfechos vivir en las sombras. >> así les permiten vivir y trabajar pero sin derecho a la ciudadanía, dicen que no es falta de voluntad pero o

as martin said, now he salgts bit to the right of rubio, and i think there's a tension between rubioause, you know, they share donors, they share supporters. i do think there's a sense that if jeb decides he is going to get in, that's going to mean rubio. it's going to make it harder for rubio to get in. clearly over the last few weeks rubio is part of the gang of eight. it has taken a lot of heat for taking a more liberal position. you have to believe that jeb kind of looked at that, looked at the numbers and figured out, well, let me parse this a little bit, and i listen to the language. i will bet you that there will be very compassionate conservative language about this sort of second class of citizen that is created under his immigration sort of frame, but also look at the reality of the republican primary. if you listen to his rhetoric, there's that classic law and order, right? he was just saying those people will come here. well, if we create a magnet. >> the magnet. the reintroduction of the magnet -- >> that is an old -- >> when does self-deport come up? >> let me tell you,

they went after new faces, between paul and rubio.e have not been on the national scene for very long. i do think, though, if you kind of step back and you say, who were those swing voters that romney should have had but didn't get, i don't know that the rand paul profile fits that bill. and to a point we kind of referenced earlier, the only time that mitt romney tightened this race, if you remember in 2012, was after the first debate when he sounded a much more moderate tone, not severely conservative. that's when it became kind of a one or two point race. when people kind of went back to their corners, that's when it opened up again. so the notion that somehow libertarianism is what the republican party embraces, i would say the jury is very much out on whether that's kind of a winning national message. >> rick: daneen, what do you think. >> i think paul and senator rand paul and rubio, for example, these are principled conservatives. they're tea party candidates. they want limited government, less spending, lower taxes. we need lea

what is rubio's reaction to this?i think marco rubio's probably chuckling a little bit to himself because, again, on a low-hanging fruit sort of issue like immigration, jeb bush seems to have kind of cdone a romney. can anybody describe what his actual position on immigration is at this point? is it his book? is it what he said before? is it what he's saying now, whatever that is? you know, it's a little confusing, isn't it? >> just the fact he's publishing a book at this time seems like it's painting my numbers, the first thing you do when you're getting ready. thank you, michael steele. thank you ron reagan, as always. we'll be back right after this. here, it's found in many forms. it's in the pristine sands of a perfect beach. it's in the soothing waters of the turquoise sea. and it's in the faces of all who set foot on our shores. behold...the islands of the bahamas. [ man ] on in 5! [ female announcer ] it works as hard as you do... to outlast your day. [ man ] action! wow! [ female announcer ] secret outlast cle

what is rubio's reaction to this?ll, i think marco rubio's probably chuckling a little bit to himself because, again, on a low-hanging fruit sort of issue like immigration, jeb bush seems to have kind of done a romney. can anybody describe what his actual position on immigration is at this point? is it his book? is it what he said before? is it what he's saying now, whatever that is? you know, it's a little confusing, isn't it? >> just the fact he's publishing a book at this time seems like it's painting by numbers, the first thing you do when you're getting ready. thank you, michael steele. thank you, ron reagan, as always. we'll be back right after this. if there was a pill to help protect your eye health as you age... would you take it? well, there is. [ male announcer ] it's called ocuvite. a vitamin totally dedicated to your eyes, from the eye care experts at bausch + lomb. as you age, eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite has a unique formula not found in your multivit

because sarah is right, they have marco rubio.k of marco rubio and ted cruz, they're big national figures. >> it's a challenge any time you have both, you know, the cycle where you have, you know, senior centers retiring. i think it a lot depends on the new blood. this is a challenge that every party goes through. you have to bring in new, fresh faces. >> right. >> joe manchin, my old boss, a very strong new voice. i think you have senator, up for re-election but a very powerful new voice. warner, not necessarily new, he's been there for a little bit. >> michael bennet. >> elizabeth warren was -- >> let's go back. i want to circle back because number seven on our list was ted cruz. i called it the ted cruz experience. let's play a little something that ted cruz had to say at the conservative political action conference. >> we did have a certain of the republican party described rand paul and me as whacko birds. if standing for liberty and standing for the constitution then count me a proud whack-a bird. >> sarah, he was talking ab

marco rubio. tim scott.ed pat to me.ed supported niki haley.his last election cycle there were three republicans who won the new seats. she supported all three of us. [applause] me tell you something, i would not be in the u.s. senate today if it were not for governor sarah palin. [applause] she is fearless, she is led, she is courageous, and she is a mama grizzly. i give you sarah palin. ♪ [applause] >> thank you so much. thank you. the senator is a keynote speaker and he would lower himself to doing introductions for a hockey mom. i am so honored. thank you. we need more americans like ted cruz. coming from texas, ted cruz comes to town, chews barbed wire, and spits out rust. that is what we need. i was just thinking how much i like texans. they do not mess around with our second amendment rights. stuff coming lately from the white house to take away the good guy's freedom and the right to protect ourselves with the most naive notion that the bad guys, who ignore the laws, will all the sudden followed new laws. it is not about the bad guys. i

>> marco rubio has to go back to his people.that immigrants naurd this country should have a pathway to citizenship. they is threading a difficult needle here. >> armstrong? 30 seconds? >> it's going to pass. they agreed on the path they must earn to citizenship. a sticking point. agreement with union, 93% there. they don't want press conferences taking credit at all the deals the legislation has not been finalized. >> great work on the front of h. wait a sec! i found our colors. we've made a decision. great, let's go get you set up... you should check out our workshops... push your color boundaries while staying well within your budget walls. i want to paint something else. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. behr premium plus interior paint, only at the home depot. and now only $23.46 a gallon. woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? [ heart rate increases ] woman #2: but i don't even live near the water. w

is it rubio? is it rand paul?n't say jeb bush but he came out with a bush that got a lot of attention. >>gregg: he got a lot criticism for not handling it very well also. >> on the issue of whether there should be a path to citizenship or residency. look, senator marco rubio is part of the gang of eight, he is hispanic, cuban american, republican, a young rising star in the republican party and he is one of the up and coming senators who is showing real leadership for the republican party in congress and if comprehensive immigration reform gets done, republican senator from florida, marco rubio, will have had a big hand in getting it by. >>gregg: doug, you are a numbers guy but somewhere around 20 percent is what republicans got on the hispanic vote or was it less? >> about 25 percent. >>gregg: are they ever going do make any inroads in. >> if they don't do immigration reform, if they don't provide a meaningful pathway to citizenship for those who is come here and if they don't have an agenda that stresses empower

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