. >> is that rubio or fiction? o rabil? he says that he did it. >>.er] that was the first time. >> one curse? >> it struck three times. >> a said they would build over it but then it was a stop work order so they had to destroy that. >> construction has been a menace to every is falling into his yard and the neighbors are hurting their pets. >> i live next door my entire patio is littered with debris. >> i think they should stop work. >> there still during construction so i just got a statement. >> we have called for a the reinspection for the partial stopped work order lifted. >> is a real? >> i hope so. >> if it is real and has been in place long before buddha was decapitated. >> is that from the company? >> keep up. >> i cannot keep up with all of this. >> but it has been too powerful. >> the only gods that work are in the hallways of the building. [laughter] >> does this look like a dog that deserves to die? a five year-old beagle that could be dead if not for the nationwide non-profit rescued from a research lab in the northeast undergoing years

rubio. we know that's fiction. a good dirty trick or. >> this looks like the handy work of tricky ted to me. cropped photographs are a staple in american politics since abraham lincoln. marco rubio, the millions of dollars spent by jeb bush for whatever reason attacking rubio appear to have had no effect at all. in fact, he seems to have rebounded from his poor debate performance. he's about to drub jeb bush in south carolina. >> ellis, does this begin to catch up with ted cruz, this meaning what took place relative to people being told hey, ben carson is going to get out of the race when that wasn't the situation, now this photo shopped photograph, do voters begin to hold the cruise campaign, ted cruz in particular accountable for this sort of thing? >> no, there is a stinker on him. i would point out cropped photos, this is nothing by the standards of roger stone tricks over the years. >> he wears that on his sleeve -- >> i have no idea what you're talking about. [ laughter ] >> roger, did the republicans over play their hand, those w

rubio made light of it today. >> you said the same three or four times. at last night's debate. >> this fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. >> reporter: under fire he did repeat. >> let's just start with this fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. >> he's memorized a 25-second speech. >> rubio was in the second in some polls here. front-runner donald trump today. he vod last night to make deals with democrats. >> you have to get people in, grab them, hug them, kiss them and get the deal done, but it's got to be the deal that you want. >> is that the trump way? we asked him. >> and yet to get people in the room and you have to work it and get deals done and when conservatives say they'll deal with democrats. >> they don't say that at all. they love me. on rubio. >> jackie o'neaea on trump making deals with democrats. >> i'm a little concerned about it, but i also understand that we mustbe cooperative. >> republicans ted cruz and jeb bush have a shot at a strong finish. john kasich, as well, rising in the polls here. >> and on the democratic side, hillary clin

or four times. >> i'm going to keep running that clip. >> reporter: but rubio seemed rehearsed line four times. >> let's stop once and for all with this fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. this notion that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. anybody who doesn't know that he's doing what he's doing on purpose doesn't know what he's doing here. >> reporter: the all out assault by chris christie. his opponents are branding him an inexperienced robot. social media. changed last night. you know there was a march among some of the clash. >> reporter: hoping to gain ground governors christie, jeb bush, and john kasich pounding executive experience but it's still donald trump still leading by a wide margin after his latest jabs through repeated boos. described how he'd fight terrorist. >> i'd bring back waterboarding and i'd bring back a helluva lot worse. >> what's the worst? >> i'm not going to bring it up on this show. >>> the ground game in new hampshire intensified for the democrats as well with bernie sanders holding a lead. we get more on the democrats from nbc's kristen wel

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or die. tune in this time tomorrow and there's sure to be blood on the floor. >> the time is here. >> reporter: saturday's abc news debate was the red wedding for candidate. >> senator rubio. fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. he knows exactly what he's doing. >> reporter: chris christie stuck in the shiv. >> i like marco rue i don't. he's a smart person and a good guy but he does not have the experience to be president of decisions. >> i think the experience is not just what you did but how it worked out. >> reporter: rubio fought back but listen closely. >> i would add this. let's dispel with this fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. he knows exactly what he's doing. he is trying to change this country. >> reporter: the repetition of that well-practiced line was all christie needed to twist the knife. >> that's what washington, d.c. does. the drive-by shot at the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information. and then the memorized 25-second speech that is exactly what his advisers gave him. >> reporter: then astonishingly rubio repeated the line again. >> this notion that barack obama >> there it is, there it is, the memorized 25-se

or four times -- this fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. thl let's dispel with this fiction that i doesn't know what he's doing. >> it's a memorized 25 second speech. >> reporter: rubio had risen to second in some polls today. front runner donald trump today. he vowed to make deals with democrats. >> you have to get people in, grab them, hug them, kiss them and get the deal done, but it's got to be the deal that you want. >> reporter: is that the trump way i asked snim. >> and you have to get people in e room and g et deals done. oweporter: and when conservatives say ah-oh, he'd deal with democrats. >> they don't say that. >> reporter: donald tr sump and maperco rubio spinning. but what the candidates said last night about what they said and what the other candidates said doesn't matter nearly as much as what voters are saying abthout them today in this in autiful state of new haermpshire. two republicans. john cassill gen rubio. jackie mcneill making deals with democrats. the >> i'm a lit e concerned about it, but i also understand that we must be cooperative. >> reporter: republicans ted cruz and jeb bush have a shot at a strong finish. john kasich, too, has rising

here's marco rubio after being challenged or during being charged for being robotic, was robotic. let's watch. >> let's dispel once and for all with this fictionbarack obama doesn't know what he's doing. he knows exactly what he's doing. let's dispel with this fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing. he knows exactly what he's doing. here's the bottom line, this notion that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing -- >> there it is. >> anyone who believes barack obama isn't doing what he is doing on purpose doesn't understand what we're dealing with here. this is a president who is trying to change this country. [ crowd booing ] >> you know, it was an entire speech part and it was almost verbatim. literally verbatim three times, and a little different. this is the mental part i don't get. everybody says tonight he was shook up, he was sweating, that that explained it. does that explain it, that you're under fire and you repeat the same thing over and over again? >> it's part of his standard stump speech. he said it over and over to the same audience. the thing that is -- so he didn't have to go that way. because you saw christi

fiction that marco rubio is the establishment. he has a very conservative record. why this might not hurt him quite so much is there's still only one viable alternative. kasich or jeb could emerge having a better than expected performance. they will not consolidate republicans. >> this is where there's a delicious, dramatic twist which is the revenge of the expectations game. they leap the 3-2-1 strategy. the guy comes in third. he's the first to come out on election night and said they were the first to say this couldn't happen. sure, fine. he gets that and inflates momentum. if he doesn't come in second, marco coming out of first two contests with two third place finishes is a weak argument to say i'm the guy. >> if he finishes third after those two guys he may still be fine. >> it's a question of -- >> i think if he doesn't well enough, i think it become a two-man race between donald trump and ted cruz sooner than we thought. >> we have to decide. half the problem for john kasich is if he does well, i saw him in a town hall and i was extremely impressed. a person's different politics than i have. talking about this is how we balance the budget this my third

. >> well, one thing as marco rubio might say one fiction we should dispense with and should maybe say it once orld in the early years of the republic, thomas jefferson as president tried to impeach samuel chase a federalist justice, he failed. it has been -- i can't quite get to polk, but the 1840s there was some moving around. and one of the greatest american politicians was john marshall. whose political and judicial skill made the court really into its -- gave it its role in our national life. shoot forward to the 20th century, you had the impeacher earl warren signs in the south, gerald ford leading a march against william owe douglas. gerald ford is the embodiment of a lost washington and yet even him took some shots at the supreme court politically. the last election year nominee we had, anthony kennedy, was only an election year nominee because of the way senator kennedy led the charge against robert bourque. bourque had failed and remember the great -- the kennedy speech which was really kind of a culture war her on or about ma. >> back alley abortion. it was -- >> i say this with all du