rudy giuliani, donald trump, hmm? make of this is, donald trump taking another step toward a very interesting break point i think we're going to see in the near future, which is that as trump continues to rack up delegates, what looks like right now. because the next president is not just the commander in chief and not just the head of the government and not just the head of state, but also the head of the party. and i think we haven't seen any senators endorse him openly. i think the closest to an elected official, the most powerful one has been henry mcmaster. but let's keep in mind, he was also a three or four-time state chair of the south carolina republican party. we're getting near the point where people are going to have to figure out whether or not th they're going to continue to fight with trump or make some kind of an accommodation. i see trudy giuliani connection the leak as a step in that direction. >> and we've spoke with rudy giuliani and he's said he's perfectly onge with trump being president. not an e

i want to talk about this with rudy giuliani. in addition to being chairman and ceo of giuliani partners and the former mayor of new york city, of course rudy giuliani now adds another title. global chairman of cyber security and crisis management and senior adviser to the executive chairman of greenberg trautwig. welcome. that is a long title. it's good to have you here. >> i do a lot of stuff. >> you do do a lot of stuff. as well as -- many people compare you to donald trump. they say you have a lot in common, you know each other very well. you're both straight shooters. you're straight-talking new yorkers who have been criticized by the establishment for not being, quote, true conservatives. some people say you're mavericks. why is he having so much success, do you think, this election cycle? >> for exactly what you just said. i think the american people are starved for someone who tells you what they think, says it the way he believes it, even i think sometimes people disagree with him. and i know people who do. but they tell

andrew jackson, rudy giuliani, and gary hart. 60 seconds on the clock.his wife's death on critics who attacked their marriage during his presidential campaign. >> jackson. >> correct. >> he declared an invitation to try out for the green bay packers because he intended to go into politics. >> hart. >> incorrect. kennedy. >> he graduated from the university of oxford. >> gary hart. >> correct. >> a man attempting to kill this man shot him twice -- >> jackson. >> correct. he attended a prep school at which he founded an opera club. >> kennedy. >> incorrect, rudy giuliani. >> he intended international law school at the the hague in the netherlands. >> hart. >> incorrect. kennedy. >> he served as the campaign manager for mcgovern's presidential run. >> hart. >> correct. >> he was a prisoner of war who had -- >> jackson. >> correct zblext authored a book for children about the political process that was narrated by his dog. >> rudy giuliani. >> incorrect. kennedy. barry goldwater said of this man, you can disagree with him -- >> kennedy. >> incorrect. i've ne

i'm trying to get a read on how rudy giuliani is characterizing those conversations. >> reporter: well you, ashleigh, what giuliani is saying is that he has an open line to donald trump and that they've talked about three times or so. and what's really interesting about this, here you have another new yorker who ran for president, rudy giuliani, back in 2008. he made an unsuccessful bid but was a very popular mayor of new york city after 9/11. and he's been advising donald trump. and what is so interesting about that is he's not the only republican from the so-called republican establishment starting to talk to donald trump. giuliani saying other republicans are reaching out, and now he's essentially part of trump's kitchen cabinet. and why that's important, it shows that donald trump, as he coalesces and wins more and more states, republicans are starting to turn to him and council him seriously about how to be a contender. giuliani saz he doesn't agree with everything that trump says. he provides him some council. so this is really interesting, ashleigh, just another indication of th

train to the republican front-runner has been seeking an ice from mayor rudy giuliani at six and his tight inner circle. this has establishment heavyweight support marker rubio. lauren: jeb bush are jeb bush or greeley spent more than $125,000 before spending the bid for the white house. a "washington post" or defines the vast majority for many which purchase to purchase airtime on local television stations but consulting firms received commissiocommissio ns and fees along the way. for the rest of the money amount to pull in from the legal other areas. push one for delegates which means the campaign and the super pac spent $31 million per delegate. nicole: vice president joe biden supports these that vacancy should be filled in an election year. republicans say his comments made in 1990 to suggest the contrary. >> it is my view if a supreme court justice resigned tomorrow or the next several weeks or resigns at the end of the summer, president bush should consider following the practice of a majority of his predecessors and not name the nominee until after the november election is co

i'll ask former new york city mayor rudy giuliani tonight.in on trump's impact on the gop race. and president obama goes back to the city where he launched his presidential campaign nine years ago, talking about his political achievements and failures. there's a lot to get to in the hour ahead. next stops on the cig

let's talk about rudy giuliani right now.en advising or helping, consulting donald trump right now. the former new york city mayor. longtime new york city real estate magnate. >> it looks like they're been sharing phone calls. rudy has been advising him on what he should say, if he's gone too far on some of the things he said. rudy didn't have a great presidential campaign when he ran. he was sort of a new york conservative that always stuck a thumb in the eye of liberals, and that in some ways is what trump is doing as well. i think it also sort of sends a signal that trump is running a serious campaign. it doesn't necessarily, i think, signal that to voters. i don't think voters care what sort of establishment and political, the chattering class. he's doing things that normal politicians -- >> conservatives don't like rudy giuliani. >> he approves abortion rights. >> if your conservative bona fides are being questioned and you are being advised by giuliani, the question is on what? foreign policy and 9/11 stuff -- >> ana, t

i want to talk about this with rudy giuliani. in addition to being chairman and ceo of giuliani partners and the former mayor of new york city, he now adds senior manager to the executive of greenberg trau ig. >> i do a lot of stuff. >> do you do a lot of stuff. many compare to you donald trump. they save you have a lot in common, you're both straight shooters, you're straight talking new yorkers who have been criticized by the establishment for not being, quote, true conservatives. people say you're mavericks. why is he having so much success you think this election cycle? >> i think exactly what you just said. i think the american people are starved for someone to tell what you they think. people tell me we respect him because he's finally cutting through the political correctness. maybe we needed someone to did that. we can't communicate with each other anymore sflm what do you have mean by that? sensitive you're going to be ly- accused of being feminist or racist or sexist. when he was accused of being sexist, he turned aroun

rudy giuliani is a smart man. he's going to bet on a winner.e's not going to bet on a loser like rubio and cruz, who are trailing badly in the polls. >> first up, hold on a second. >> alice, you'll get the first response out of the break. >> donald trump is making a lot of campaign promises. with you can he keep it if he makes it to the white house? we'll talk about that next. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid, where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested fo

rudy giuliani obviously, he is a great guy. >> so he has been in touch with rudy giuliani? he has been in touch with rudy giuliani. now, the aspects of that, that is between the two of them. he brings people together, it's great to hear that people like that are coming on board. everybody is getting on board as they realize what donald trump is bringing to america is something very powerful and everybody wants to be a part of it. >> jeff dewitt, thank you, sir, i appreciate you coming on. >> any time. >> i want to bring in bakari sellers, and bob bechtel. you have heard donald trump and jeff dewitt, in las vegas, hayliegh, what do you think, is donald trump going to run the table? >> i think he will run the table to the point of possibly winning every state from here on out. cruz is ahead by five points in texas, cruz may win there, but donald trump is ahead in florida, rubio is a viable challenge but i think he will win there. you look at next tuesday, in the sec primary he is we'rie i winn of the states. one last point, the polls showed many were angry with the federal go

however, i do recall that rudy giuliani actually ran for the presidency and didn't do so well. and so, maybe it's more foreign policy advice and less tactical advice, that he's giving. >> it's a perfect example of how, donald trump, there are different roles that apply to him. one of the main reasons rudy giuliani didn't take off, is he historically didn't have strong enough position against abortion. you can certainly say the same thing against donald trump. it's a clip that plays over and over again, but it doesn't matter. >> says his position has evolved all these years later. all right, guys, thanks very much. don't forget, this thursday, the five remaining republican candidates meet in the next republican presidential debate in houston, texas. i'll be monitoring, the debate begins 8:30 p.m. eastern thursday night only here on cnn. >>> up next, with a win in nevada, hillary clinton prepares for the next vote in south carolina. will she change her strategy? and the fight between the fbi and apple heating up again over the san bernardino shooter's encrypted cell phone. what w

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you saw a police officer in a patrol going up and down the trains like they started to do with rudy giuliani when we took back the subway system? >> the last two or three years . curtis: they are laying up in the stations. one of them got pushed on jackson boulevard. when did you ever hear of that happening? ben: was talk about politics. the iowa caucus is finally in the rearview mirror. curtis: think goodness. ben: ted cruz came out on top. curtis: jesus! ben: you should be happy because your man , donald trump, did not finish as well. curtis: i predicted he would win because he had more boots on the ground. he could pull 10,000 into a town hall. a lot of people are going in for entertainment purposes. what else you have to do in >> i am sure there is a lot to do in iowa . >> we could have you transported to davenport. >> i lived in idaho falls and there was a lot of things to do . >> like shucking corn? they picked potatoes not corn . ben: six coin tosses in all of them go to hillary. double-headed coins? hillary called heads every time? >> bernie sanders gave her a run for every corn kern

that's rudy giuliani, the only person in american who was [ laughter ] chris christie, in a new interview, continued to criticize marco rubio for his performance in this weekend's debate. and said rubio is scripted and not spontaneous. rubio replied, "that's not true, comma. i speak from the heart, exclamation point." [ laughter and applause ] donald trump said, this weekend, he feels the iowa caucus results were very unfair, to himself and dr. ben carson. onsiders unfair to him include google, sidewalks, shoe laces, oxygen, and dame judi dench. [ laughter ]day is the chinese new year, and 2016 will be the year of the monkey. i'm just glad it's not the year of the puppy monkey baby. [ laughter ] on that note, super bowl 50 was yesterday, and one thing is for sure, if you were a kid watching the game, you went to bed and had mad nightmares. [ laughter ]als were way too last year, nationwide caught grief for their dead kid ad, but at least death is something thatly. what's your excuse, puppy monkey baby? [ laughter ]ntain dew, for having the most disturbing mascot on a night that also had a

you answered the questin about rudy giuliani and his role and what you think it signals to you. >> i'm sorry, i couldn't -- >> krystal, one second. jeff, i just wanted you to answer the question i asked before about rudy giuliani and what his involvement now could signal. >> well, obviously, as more and more people are coming around and realizing that donald trump is the presumptive nominee, as he keeps winning states, i don't think that that's a sign that -- a bad thing that the establishment is getting behind him. i think there's just a sense of, you know what, he is going to be the best person to move america forward and to move the republican party forward. and to bring everyone together. he's a business guy. he has a great business background of bringing people together. quite frankly, that's what we need to do things differently and with rudy giuliani or anybody else, that's what we're seeing, is people seeing now that donald trump is the guy who can get it done. >> krystal, i want you to respond to what jeff said. he said marco rubio and cruz are first-term inexperienced senator

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. >> earlier this week rudy giuliani on the program and he is informally advising trump. those things to happen. in the debate last night there was a lot of[- raucous behavior. a khat can a -- did it mean anything. the republican party. there are were a lot of shots taken, a lot of shots scored. precious little vision, almost no discussion, serious discussion of issues or, you know, what are you going to do how are you going to improve people's lives. and if you saw someone acting presidentially, on that stage, you got eyesight, bill, than i do. >> i think kasich was a voice of reason. it wasn't on very much. he was off to the side, three main contenders. >> i thought he was at wendy's at one point. i thought he was out getting: i thought he was out getting: al don't you agree with me that the campaign on the republican side is being run on emotion? it's all emotion right now? >> yeah. >> but there is a a basis to the emotion success of donald trump which is that people are really fed up with washington, with politics and politicians as usual. alienation to express that a

. >> play this, this is rudy giuliani. >> not hollywood, and i thought it was really outrageous that officers, the people who protect her and protect us and keep us alive in what we should be doing in the african-american community and all communities is build up respect for police officers. we'll work on that, but the vast majority of police officers risk their lives. >> with all due respect, i would rather rudy giuliani not be the person who is giving directives that the african-american dmunt should be focused on -- that's really insulting. if being unapologetically black is controversial, then yes. >> i don't think it is controversial. >> i hope she'll inspire other. >> i agree with you. i think all artists. >> the problem is you have to be a superstar at her level to be able to do this. >> everyone, great conversation. . she's done with young people which is wide police brutality. it's such a thing in this live 2016. >>> up next, the first votes are about to be cast in the first in the nation new hampshire primary. don't go anywhere. microsoft cloud changes our world dramaticall

some have called it politically charged, and demolished to the black panthers and even rudy giuliani is speaking out against her. we have more from los angeles. >> reporter: is she just pushing hundreds as an artist or could base for good? let's go inside her of - - evolution revolution. >> i really strive to keep perfecting and getting better. >> why is reese being brought into the halftime show of a super bowl game? >> people in black panther uniforms. she is on top of a police car that is sinking and giving the finger, it was outrageous - - she used this to attack police officers. >> this is a celebration of race and femininity but it also works as a protest song. this is a very layered, unusual, complicated and accomplished piece of work. >> reporter: her mission statement, accomplished, according to her rolling stone contributor. >> it is polarizing for some people who find race polarizing, they are not able to discuss race or watch what amounts to a protest video. >> now it is a political anthem. talking about her position - - her position on political unrest and - - unrest and

to attack police officers to protect us-- outrageous that she >> alecia :former new york mayor rudy giuliani blasted the singer on fox news. woods' death was captured on a viral video. today protestors gathered on the steps of san francisco city hall to repeat their demands for changes in the s=f=p=d. >>:i think he should be fired or be forced to resign >> alecia :woods is accused of stabbing a man before his encounter with police. officers say he refused to drop his knife. the justice department is conducting a review of the case. >> pam : new at 11. a car is damaged. from a 2 -feet chunk of concrete. that broke off in the east bound tunnel of the bay bridge. it fell into one of the eastbound traffic lanes last week. a cal-trans spokesman says, they just don't know yet if water damage was the cause. however. cal-trans has started an investigation. the bay bridge tunnel is now 80 years old. >> brittney : now but warned all the way to 78 degrees new hampshire primary are in. it is not going to be as hot as we saw today we are going to be tracking another bit of maine's-- rainfall for tomorrow

clarence: i didn't even realize it was tofrle until it was over and rudy giuliani was complaining. they formed and x on the field you know, i have a beret and i used to have an afro. i don't think i'm a criminal. eleanor: the panthers were the cultural underpinning for some of the reactions we're seeing today and she did a brilliant job of sort of tracing 65 years of initiative a ivende -- kind of sensational way. practically. prediction. pope francis' plans to meet with illegal immigrants at the u.s. border with mexico next week to show his support for open borders. it will embroil the vatican in u.s. presidential politics. yes or no? pat: yes. it already has and it's foolish and provocative. eleanor: it's human rights. it's what pope francis does. tom: yes. clarence: i would say yes. john: the answer is question. >> today, a legend returns from retirement. a world champion bucking bull's back. >> do you want to see explosive? >> best season is young. the story is yet to be written. >> he steps up. >> the risk remains the same dangerous game. the challenge is a world title. >> j.b

the rudy giuliani strategy is appropriate here., you have to build support in more than one state. there are some states that are all or nothing and some states that are proportional. some of these candidates are trying to take on donald trump. right now, marco rubio seems to be the only person who seems to be able to start picking up delegates in key states, who has a strategy beyond a talking point over one poll in one state. you have to have a long-term plan, which has gotten him to this point where he is one of the last people standing. >> very quick, final word. >> marco rubio is leading in zero super tuesday state. >> ted cruz has the lead in the second biggest state in the country. more than double what donald trump has racked up so far. >> i appreciate all of you taking the time. i'm sure your candidates will be duking it out as you were here. >>> outfront next, ted cruz's campaign promising a fight with trump tonight, saying, we are not taking it on the chin anywhere. is it enough in his home state? the democrats are fight