among those names, wisconsin governor scott walker. >> governor scott walker-- >> hoping to get the blessingtune of casino mogul sheldon adelson. >> stephen: yes, the walker campaing wants the blessing and fortune of sheldon adelson, but he's not greedy. he'll settle for the fortune. and walker's affection for the jewish people is genuine. in fact, madison's "the capital times" has published a letter dating from walker's time as milwaukee county executive, in which he tells a local jewish leader that he would be happy to display a menorah celebrating chanukah at the milwaukee courthouse, signing it "thank you again, and molotov." ( laughter ) ( applause ) ( cheers ) now, walker probably meant mazel tov, which is yiddish for congratulations, and not molotov, which is a bottle of gasoline with a lit rag stuffed in the neck used to firebomb tanks. ( laughter ) so there's a little difference. though in walker's defense, eight molotov cocktails would make for a very festive menorah. ( cheers and applause ) they said the gas would burn for only one night. now i think everyone needs to just lay off

scott walker marco rubio. rick perry i think rand paul has a lot more support these early polls are giving him credit for. >> so if we do this you want to jump in here, bobby? but when you think of the establishment and nonestablishment, that really is going to be an issue in every presidential race. >> this is politics 101. go ahead. >> are you disputing the facts that there's going to be favorites among the establishment and favorites among the nonestablishment? >> i don't buy the establishment -- i think your base, as you consider your base as far right conservative, is much smaller than the democratic base, jeb bush can walk through that race, i have told you for a year, he worries me more than anybody else, for one specific reason, he can pull on the hispanic vote, which they desperately need or a republican can't win the country. all the money goes out of florida. he's gone. >> there's no doubt that jeb bush throwing his hat in the ring definitely puts of -- >> scott walker and -- >> bob they enjoy a lot

sincerely, scott walker. it's assumed he meant mozoltov. overnor walker said it was probably a typo. >>> speaking of a religious faux pas, president obama made a curious biblical reference on tuesday. >> the good book says don't throw stones in glass houses or make sure we're looking at the log in our eye before we point it out in other people's eyes. >> while the bible does warn against judging others, there are no references to glass houses. one person just tweeted that the good book talks about people in glass houses not throwing stones. what book is that again? >>> and finally, parents in one california school district were floored to hear what their kids are learning in sex ed. ninth graders in a high school near san francisco are learning about the birds and the bees not from their teachers but from employees of planned parenthood with work sheets, including a checklist of things to do before having sex. and tips for asking your partner to take the relationship to the next level. most surprising for some people, this diagram of a gende

scott walker, i'm not sure. i think what governor bush has done today is send a clear message not to take anything for granted. >> yes he's actively exploring the possibility -- yes. >> so to the fundraising question, i mean, who is it? one prominent, top florida fundraiser says is this. florida will be off limits? they can't visit? >> not at all. [ laughter ] >> but the donor community will settle on one governor not several. >> they probably are. the guy who will be most bummed is the guy from florida marco rubio. now maybe he is banished to georgia, or what do you do? [ laughter ] what it sends is a signal to big serious donors who will get behind it. there will be at least one serious credible main stream republican in this race, it will be jeb bush, or he would like us to believe that, don't sign up with one of these other guys until i figure out what i will do. >> rand paul don't worry about him because i might run. >> exactly. a lot of wall street republicans i talk to, paul has been courting them. he's c

then scott walker politely signed the letter, thank you again and molotov. molotov? maybe it was just his computer autocorrecting? but let it be known on this night of all nights even if he did mean mazel tov, granting the hanukkah celebration, is it's not really a mazel tov situation. it's more of a happy holidays thing, not mazel tov. but still, nice try. and tonight is the first night of the festival of lights. . >>> good morning, up now on "first look," the department of homeland security aware of the 9-11 references, new details on the interview and the sony hacking scandal. the unspeakable murder of over 140 students. now, will there be retribution against the taliban neighborhood, spreading panic, passengers on a flight forced to make an emergency landing. >> that and a whole lot more on this wednesday, december 17th. good morning, everyone, stirring up fear by using -11

to republican wisconsin governor scott walker whether that should be a worry for congress. very good to have you. blew belated congratulations on your win. the president is controlling the agenda of late and these initiatives on his own are all anyone talks about. what do you make of all of that? >> well, i said a few weeks back, after november 4th november 4th election, not take the bait, and i think the same thing applies here. i agree with marco rubio, bad idea in cuba. right after the election, two weeks out, he was pushing the change which i think is -- goes far beyond just an immigration issue, goes to the rule of law and why i joined with other states to challenge that in court. but really, what is happening more than anything is the president has gone from the audacity of hope to the audacity of the power grab, trying to take the attention off the fact his policies were clearly on the ballot. he himself said and it lost overwhelmingly, even in states he had won in the past. i think republicans would fare well to be out front, pushing a pro growth agenda that got the

governor scott walker of wisconsin, always good to see you. thank you, sir. >> thank you. have a great christmas. >>> another senate pick-up for the gop as senator mary landrieu loses her seat in a landslide runoff. a live report from louisiana coming up. >>> plus iran charges an american journalist with unspecified crimes and refuses to even allow him to see an attorney. what the u.s. is doing right now to try to free him. >>> and pro defendantests aroun country rage on. what should washington do? what can it do? a fair and balanced debate coming up. it comes in oral rinse, spray or gel, so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. dad,thank you mom for said this oftprotecting my future.you. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are uniquely thankful for many things, the legacy of usaa auto insurance could be one of them. if you're a current or former military member or their family, get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. will thank you. , sir? ordering chinese

newly elected republican governor scott walker rejecting a state budget shortfall introduces sweeping legislation called the budget repair bill. >> just like nearly every state across the country, we are broke. >> in order to close the gap, walker's bill proposes broad spending cuts, but also includes something many people don't expect. the elimination of collective bargaining rights for public employee unions. >> walker's plan was to make it much harder for public sector unions to bargain with state, county or local government or school districts. he was saying we're going to take away your right to exist. >> collective bargaining is not a right. in the public sector, collective bargaining is an expensive entitlement. >> state democrats dispute that union bargaining rights affect the state's budget situation and that wisconsin is broke. they also disagree with some of the bill's other provisions, which include privatizing state power plants and overhauling medicare. lena taylor is a democratic state senator who opposes the bill. >> it did transformational things to laws in wisconsin.

then scott walker politely signed the letter, thank you again and molotov. molotov?autocorrecting? but let it be known on this night of all nights even if he did mean mazel tov, granting the hanukkah celebration, is it's not really a mazel tov situation. it's more of a happy holidays thing, not mazel tov. but still, nice try. and tonight is the first night of the festival of lights. so molotov to you and your whole family. >> i'm just going to play it wicked safe. happy holidays. >> indeed. play it safe for now. thanks, rachel. >> thanks, lawrence. well, tonight, the stolen sony e-mails story has become a terrorism story, and the terrorists are threatening you. but first, the bush family presidential machine is gearing up for another run. >> we're seeing more and more that people often model their lives on their parents. if their parents go to church, so do they.

if you look at states like wisconsin, where scott walker is from, they are having great success -- ricknyder in michigan, having great success mike 10's in indiana is a guy people talk about who could be a formidable candidate. jeb bush, obviously, chris christie -- we have a strong bench. rand paul is a very serious contender, mike huckabee would be an attractive candidate. we have a really strong team and the democrats have gotten behind a candidate -- barack obama has demonstrated is overrated and flustered on the campaign trail. >> send john some of that stuff you are smoking and send me your barbecue. thank you. when we come back, you have probably seen the trailer for the new movie lampooning north korea's a prima leader decided to make a better one. you will see it when we come back. ♪ >> we have saved the most delightful item of the day for last -- the hacking of sony pictures. it is the back story that makes it especially delicious. the approximate cause is a forthcoming buddy flick starring seth rogen and james franco. the plot revolves around a plot to kill the supreme leader

by scott walker. i think he has the potential to be formidable. i would see a big fight on the republican side but on the democratic side it's all up to the democrats. >> how solid is hillary clinton at this point? is she still just cruising to this nomination? >> i think that the democratic side of this could look a lot different in six months. i think you could see names like jerry brown the governor of california, enter the mix. i'm not sure hilary is sure she's going to run yet. i don't know if she's -- if it's baked in the cake for hillary. i don't think she's made up her mind at this point. and i know there are others champing at the bit, not just elizabeth warren. >> as host of a sunday talk show, all we hope for is a good race on both sides. we need to step aside for a moment. when we come back racial tensions in america reach a breaking point. >> hands up! don't shoot! hands up! don't shoot! >> protests continue in cities across the country. as a slain new york police officer is laid to rest. >> when an assassin's bullet targeted two offi

i like governors like governor scott walker, governor perry.be interesting to see which gets into the race. then, of course we have senators. maybe marco rubio, rand paul. and then you have unknowns and of course, people have been running in the past like rick santorum. mike huckabee. my position is let us hear from all of the candidates and the person with the most inspiring vision that could win, that is who i'll support. who will you support? go to >>> developing now, jeb is in, well at least maybe a little bit in. florida former governor jeb bush exploring a 2016 presidential run. what does that mean exactly? is it possible we could see a third president bush in the the white house? joining us our political panel abc political director rick cline and josh. timing today, why? any reason? before the holidays? >> yes. get this out there before the holidays you have to realize if you are a a big fundraiser or big donor for republican candidates. you have got everyone knocking at you're door. people like chris christie as rick per i can't unders

i like governors like governor scott walker, governor perry. to be interesting to see which gets into the race. then, of course we have senators. maybe marco rubio, rand paul. and then you have unknowns and of course, people have been running in the past like rick santorum. mike huckabee. my position is let us hear from all of the candidates and the person with the most inspiring vision that could win, that is who i'll support. who will you support? go to facebook.com/shaeanhannit. we'll see you tomorrow night. >>> the o'reilly factor son. tonight there is no group in the country who got rich on his own. nobody. >> the face of liberalism in america senator elizabeth warren and how her movement effects you, the american citizen. tonight, a special report, charles krauthammer and i will address the situation. ♪ chanting] >> the whole damn system is guilty as hell, indict send the cops to jail. >> what is the mentality behind tearing down the fabric of america? talking points will address that question. >> there it is. ♪ >> dad, that thing wouldn'

my special guest tomorrow scott walker.re unconstitutional the federal court ruling now that has one attorney general just drooling now. but it is already too late to stop illegals from just becoming legal? >>> a federal judge said the president's executive orders hold little weight but is it a decision too little too late. and movie theaters banning the movie over terror fears. did the bad guys just win at the movies? >>> you know with all this talk about who is running, one gig reason why obamacare because americans missed february's deadline to sign up, 2016 will see them hit with huge fines and that's why health care analyst betsy mccoy who knows this better than anyone i know says the worse can be yet to come right smack down the middle of a presidential year. >> this coming year americans are facing big fines if they don't have insurance, 2% of their adjusted gross income with additional foundation for your spouse and kids. many families will be paying thousands of dollars for the privilege of not being insured, or th

. >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand. i know that is stock. that is direct.hat is reality. what republican tea party extremists like scott walker are doing is they're grabbing us by the hair and pulling us back. and it's unacceptable. >> and while gq says crazy democrats are in short supply this year, they did offer up rob blagojevich and anthony weiner as past examples. megyn. >> thank you, trace. we'll be right back. but first, coming up on "hannity". >> you said that al qaeda was defeated. islamist terrorism, which you wouldn't call islamist terrorism was defeated. welcome to the real world. now afghanistan's just fine. well, you know, the war he just concluded ain't over. auto insurance premium every month on the dot. you're like the poster child for paying on time. and then one day you tap the bumper of a station wagon. no big deal... until your insurance company jacks up your rates. you freak out. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? hey insurance companies, news flash. nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness,

powerful demonstration by ran paul, perhaps the most interesting new figure on republican scene by scott walker. he has the potential to be formidable. i see a big fight on republican side. on the democratic side it is all up to hillary clinton. >> how solid is hillary clinton? is she just cruising to the nomination? >> i think the democratic side of this could be different in six months. you could see names like jerry brown, the governor of california and i am not sure hillary clinton is sure she will run. i don't know if she is if it is baked in the cake. i don't think she has made up her mine at this point. and i know this are others chomping at the bit not just elizabeth warren. >> all we hope for is a good race on both sides. >> we need to step aside but when we come back, racial tensions in america reach a breaking point. >> protests continue in cities cross the country as a slain new york police officer is laid to rest. >> when an assassin's bullet targeted two officers, it targeted the city. >> the deaths of michael brown in ferguson missouri and eric garner were the catalyst re-opening

scott walker says it does not affect him one way or another.ed cruz says if the gop nominates a moderate presumably someone like jeb bush, hillary clinton will win. meanwhile, a new poll was bush in place with -- second place, right around where rand paul is. romney leads the pack with 20%. but take romney out -- i bet you will need does not run -- bush does a lead the deal, bunched up with rand paul, a bunch of others. what does that do to the rest of the republican field? >> they have to get out in force, especially the establishment bracket. i am with you. i think the likeliness of mitt romney running is pretty small. but someone like chris christie who has been running with jeb bush voters -- if they want to see christie and bush going for the establishment donors, it allows them to triangulate up those guys, push off those guys take on a different kind of candidacy. >> as people except the deal for the last year, i think money is not sufficient to read if jeb bush ins sub signing a bundle or or trying to raise money it would be a huge deve

milwaukee governor scott walker -- wisconsin governor scott walker has called up the national guard to be on standby to be on standby. the prosecutor who oversaw the michael brown grand jury has acknowledged knowingly calling witnesses who weren't telling the truth. in his first interview since announcing the non-indictment of officer darren wilson last month, bob mccullough told a st. louis radio station he decided to call all potential witnesses, even those who lied. >> early on, i decided that anyone who claimed to have witnessed anything was going to be presented to the grand jury. and i knew that no matter how i handle this, there will be criticism of it. so if i did not put those witnesses on, then we would be discussing now why did not put those witnesses on, even though their statements were not accurate. i thought was much more important to present anybody and everybody. some, clearly, were not telling the truth. >> mccollough claims the lying went both ways. he acknowledged that one witness who testified in officer wilson's favor "clearly wasn't present," at the scene, an app

>> going into iowa maybe scott walker, maybe rand paul, maybe ted cruise. >> hillary will look vulnerable just because she's been bad or someone else will have rizen? >>> i think there's so little support for hillary as evidenced by her book launch as evidenced when she gives speeches. the question will be will the other candidate be viable. >> and who will that be? >> noif idea. >> limits to the prediction. bob, your prediction on politics. >> first of all there's a theory of the case here and that is that the republicans are going to nominate somebody who's not a shouter somebody who's soft somebody who can govern. i think particularly on your poll it showed governor kasich of ohio 2.5%. my god, he won by 18 points in ohio. blue state red state. so i think it's either paul ryan or rand paul who interestingly enough is not a shouter. i saw him in san francisco at a tech conference a couple of months ago, and he charmed absolutely everyone. and so, you know, it's going to come from the midwest. finally going to have its moment in republican politics. >> we should point out you're a midwes

breaking with his party and potential 2016 primary opponents including jeb bush, marco rubio, and scott walker. >> a 50 year with cuba hasn't worked. if the goal was regime change, it doesn't cement to be working. if there's open trade, i think the people will see what it's like to all the things we produce under capitalism. in the end, i think probably oepg up cuba is a good idea. it's my understanding that some of the embargo was done by executive order. he may be able to undo it by executive order. >> pretty interesting reaction there. top u.s. military officials confirming three isis leaders were killed since the middle of november. they are mid to high level leaders including the top military commander and the man who controlled isis in iraq. one official said that the deaths, quote, serious blow to isis command and control. however, the official cautions that the islamic state has many individuals willing to replace them. someone to step right in. >>> kurdish forces say they have broken the islamic state siege in mount sinjar. it comes after chuck hagel approved the deployment of hundred

one day later, milwaukee governor scott walker called up -- wisconsin governor scott walker called uphe national guard to be on standby. on tuesday a group of protesters staged a die-in at mayfair mall. they lay on the ground and read out loud 14 reasons why black lives matter -- 14 is the number of times dontre hamilton was shot. on monday, his brother spoke outside the federal courthouse. family, they've cried too long. as a people, we are done crying. upre not going to cover injustice with our feelings. we're not going to be laid back and stay sheltered from justice. we deserve justice. my family, i love my family, i love my brothers. fight that we're going to endure. we are going to stay strong. we're not going to waiver. we're not going to let it pass. or not going to turn our back no more. >> meanwhile, the justice department has announced a federal review of the case. well, for more, we go now to milwaukee, wisconsin, where we're joined by democratic state representative mandela barnes. he joins us from the pbs station . we welcome you to democracy now! can you start off by giv

spending money is on the wisconsin state senator recall election that was triggered over governor scott walker's anti-union campaign. estimates of total spending in wisconsin have reached $25 million. holy schlitz. and some of that cash comes from my pac pals at americans for prosperity, funded by billionaire industrialist charles and david koch. they're like the olsen twins of factory run-offs. americans for prosperity has even sent out these actual helpful absentee ballot applications to democratic districts. now, they had to rush these to print, so some people complained about inaccuracies, but it's minor stuff, like instead of instructing do you send your ballot to the local municipal clerk, where ballots are officially collected, the address on this is "absentee ballot application processing center," which, and this is interesting, does not exist. but i'm sure the koch brothers were going to hand deliver those ballots to the proper location once they've separated them from the mail sent to wisconsin family association and wisconsin right to life, the two other conservative groups to use tha

i will say this, though, scott walker, the governor of wisconsin i just learned today has actually in the case -- there has always been this question about prosecutors protecting police, is saying that an independent group, when it's the case of a prosecutor and the police, an independent prosecutor who doesn't have to deal with the local police, should try those kinds of cases and there should be a report as to the action that was taken in a police case. in any case. >> governor cuomo has called on -- called for changes in the grand jury process in new york. >> well, a democrat as well as a republican. there we go. we have to take a break here. when we come back, we'll have the latest on an american hostage killed by al qaeda during a failed u.s. rescue mission in yemen. and hillary clinton says the u.s. should empathizezezezezezeá >>> we're learning more about the murder of an american journalist and a south african teacher by al qaeda militants in yemen during a failed u.s. rescue mission yesterday. fox news chief intelligence reporter joins us now. >> military and government sourc

percent of precincts caring, the next president of the united states will be wisconsin governor, scott walker deserved. ooooh, they love you. i'm calling this for governor walker right now because he has proven that he is smarter than he looks, sounds and governs. he knows that if you want to get elected in this country as a republican, you can't just appeal to white people. you also need to appeal to jewish white people. >> a number of high-profile republicans with sights on the 2016 presidential bid are returning from a weekend in

most probable challengers to jeb bush on the establishment side would be christie and perhaps scott walkerwisconsin. >> let me ask you guys your fingertip feel hunch on when do people get in? when do we see regular chips from anybody like somebody like rick santorum? when do you think that activity starts? >> we have seen that on the part of a lot of people for quite some time now. the trips are easy. they are testing trips, not the kind of thing you have to do to put a campaign together. i think it would be a little earlier than we might have thought two weeks ago because i think jeb bush in the same way barack obama accelerated hillary clinton eight years ago jeb bush puts pressure on everybody to show when little activity earlier than they might have been willing to. if they are going to raise the money, they have to do it -- they have to get at it pretty quickly. >> happy holidays. thank you both. in a minute, one of the rock stars from downton abbey. ♪ >> that's right, ladies. the finest in silk undergarments. >> he is one of the richest men in england. >> perhaps he should meet ed it

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don't think it would be dangerous or self-defeating for jeb bush, mitt romney, chris christie, scott walkerjohn casic, all these governors running at the same time. >> so far you've mentioned six successful people. >> yeah. >> six. my four and casic and walker. the six. i said -- >> it's okay. bottom line, it's okay. >> you can't count -- >> i meant but it's fine. >> let me tell you why. remember -- >> but if christy goes nowhere who is your backup person? >> i'm with christie as long as he stays -- if he runs. i don't know. i'm with christie. >> has he told you he might not? >> no, not at all. >> why are you yelling at me? >> because you were yelling at italians. >> who would be your backup candidate? who gets the silver? >> any one of the other three. >> really? >> let me tell you something, i'm with christie as long as he's a candidate. i have complete faith in this man. i love the way he carries himself. i love his candor, i love him telling a guy get off the beach or i'm going to have you locked up. >> that was good. >> he is responsible for public safety. >> a lot of republicans don't

like where he's going on immigration, but if you want the conservative reformer, you think of scott walker. i would say he went further in terms of pushing reform and more recently in again a swing state like florida is. >> let's talk about immigration and common core, educational standards. how big of a barrier are those two, james, to jeb bush getting the nomination? >> i don't think immigration is because i think you can make a great case on how this strengthens the company. you talk about high-tech, you drive around silicon valley, you can't find a company that was not funded by or hugely helped by immigrants in this country. so i think there's a good case there, in common core there's a structural issue conservatives will not like. we can debate, it's still kind of tough to tell what it is doing to education, but just this idea that this aught to be a national issue and a focus is a fundamentally requirement to make it state standards in charge of -- >> he does have a problem because anyone, myself included, who have young children going through common core math and find ourselves tea

. >> scott walker has given women the back of his hand.the governor a wife beater? ♪ >>> now to some stories that are making headlines around the world. so much for improved relations with cuba. overnight police arresting activists ahead of a peaceful rally. this just two weeks after president obama announced his plan to normalize relations for the first time since the doled war. >>> good news for actor gerard depardieu. he can move back to france. the country just dropped its super tax on millionaires which was forcing anyone who made more than $1.2 million to pay taxes up to 75%. gerard depardieu moved to russia last year to escape that tax. >> a big year for political gaffes, my favorite. which ones took the top spot in 2014? news director of the tea party news network scottie is here to break it down. happy new year to you. >> not yet. we're still in 2014. it's been a great year unless you're a politician in some cases. >> and there's a camera all around. let's start with thad cochran. i love this moment. >> what happened in virginia t

people like mike pence, people like bobby jindal, scott walker. does not include chris christie.ys he doesn't want to talk at all about immigration reform, and he won't do that unless he decides to run. it's a question of whether or not this lawsuit will be kind of a litmus test going forward in 2016, whether or not he'll be pressured to sign on and how he's going to navigate that. that will be interesting to watch over the next couple of weeks. >> a couple governors signed on might be persuaded. >> rick snyder, the governor of michigan, has not gotten the same attention as some other gop governors. he was in washington this past week, got an award from "governing magazine" and while in the capital his folks reached out to reporters and brought them in to talk to the governor. it's a great dance you know. you talk to these politicians and they're waiting for to you ask the question. you finally do. do you want to run for president? of course, he has to enter down, he's fully focused on michigan and telling the michigan story and chief in that is the fact that the unemployment rat

if you want conservative reform, think of scott walker went further in terms of pushing reform and more recently in again a swing state like florida. >> let's talk about immigration and common core, educational standards. how big a barrier are those two, james? jeb bush getting the nomination? >> i don't think immigration is. i think you've got a great case to make on how this strengthens our country. you talk about the high tech. drive around silicon valley, you can't find a company that wasn't either founded by or hugely helped by immigrants to this country. i think there's a good case there. on common core, there's a structural issue that conservatives will not like. we can debate, it's tough to tell what it's doing to education but this ideas that this ought to be a national issue and focus is a fund amountological anti-conservative position. >> why can't he neutralize, i wouldn't do what president obama did and make it a requirement of getting federal aid and make it state standards. >> he does have a problem because anyone, myself included who has young children going through comm

most robust field in republican history, you have got, in addition to jeb bush, chris christie, scott walker of wisconsin and then rick perry from texas, and then a number of senators, rick santorum who ran last time is probably going to run again, marco rubio from florida, rand paul will also run and then of course as we talk about, ted cruze probably so really strong field and now we have to see who really decides to throw their hat in. >> glor: the discussion continues to pick up whether mitt romney will run again. >> that's right, he said publicly he won't but in private he seems a little bit more open to it, telling one person i talked to that if jeb bush decides not to run, romney might think about it, so like the rest of us he is waiting to see what decisions are made. >> glor: john dickerson from washington, thank you very much. former vice president dick cheney says he has no regrets about harsh interrogation techniques the cia used after 9/11, he defended those tactics on nbc. >> we did capture bin laden and a lot of senior members of al qaeda who were responsible for 9/11, i would

jeb bush, rand paul, chris christie and wisconsin governor scott walker. among those men, the former florida governor reportedly garners the clinton camp's fear and most importantly, respect. >>> speaking of jeb bush, the former florida governor reportedly has been putting out feelers in new hampshire, the granite state. clear politics is reporting two top republican strategists in the state were contacted this week by someone close to bush to discuss their interest in leading a possible presidential campaign there. on whether or not he'll ent are the 2016 race, one of the gop operatives told the site, athink a decision has been made personally. he's not reached a decision or reached out to anyone in new hampshire, but interesting to watch. >>> all right. switching gears. talk business news for you. a new jobs report coming out this morning and small losses across the board yesterday. red arrows there. cnbc's steve sedgwick joins us live. what are analysts predicting job numbers for today and the impact it could have on the market getting near a psychologi