i trust scott walker. >> compare him to president obama. scott walker to president obama. if you look at it this way, president obama is very smart. he's intellectually -- from an intellectual standpoint he checks all the boxes, right, but he doesn't do anything. if you think of obamacare, the least intellectual exercise -- >> boy, now you're becoming a hater again. >> no. >> you're a hater. >> no scott walker -- here's the facts. scott walker actually puts his hands in things and does it. president obama doesn't. >> oh come on the president doesn't -- >> how much does -- have to do with obamacare, tell me the truth -- >> oh please. >> what interests me about his comments to you, as well as i'd rather my boys finish college, all things being equal, you'd rather your college get a college degree. do you have to get one? no. but if you had your choice you finish college. >> i'll throw myself into -- >> get them out of the house -- >> all good points. >> -- president obama been president -- >> well no it doesn't help or hurt. here's the thing. we are moving to a knowledge-bas

i usually don't ask that many questions. >> let's how close david can get to governor scott walker inst scrum of the day. he he camped outside the stage by the first exit, before the scrum gets out of control. looks like david is just introducing himself to walker. good strategy, playing the long game. that will pay off later. watch how david slows walker down to maximize his time. that's a strategy we've seen with veteran scrummers, all the greats. >> how was the scrum zone with scott walker? >> it was crowded, as you might expect. he's considered one of the top candidates. the core is a lot bigger because everyone has cameras these days. i just wanted to say hello and remind him who i was. >> good thing david got in early. because moments later, the size of walker's scrum exploded. this is multilayered. it's going to take a real athlete to work in. >> i tried to join and ask some questions. >> i want to ask about immigration. he did not mention it in his speech. it's a real big issue. he is caught between donors and base voters on this one. we will see what happens. >> i'm just goin

scott walker: i just think he's wrong about that. unfortunately. i respect senator paul on a lot of issues. i think there's a lot of good things about him but i think he's just wrong on this one, and it's one of those things where republican or democrat, if someone is saying something wrong, i will not criticize them personally, but i think there's a tendency for certain candidates to go after people on a personality basis. i think we should talk about the fact, and the fact are clear. mark: for people like chris christie or bobby jindal criticizing paul is part of what is called in political circles looking for a moment of strength. pretty much the same thing happened in the last sheet of republican nomination battles, if you don't remember. this is how republicans running for president then sought their own moments of strength, by slamming not rand paul, but his father ron paul. >> congressman paul is irresponsible. >> nothing could be more dangerous than the comments we just heard. >> someone running for the president of the united states in the

>> yeah people are hot on scott walker.your eyes the front-runner. >> i will tell you i've gotten e-mails from big bundlers in texas and florida stating they are having roundtables and get to know scott walker fund-raisers. neil: allow bush and rube grow fight it out? >> he could, but who knows. neil: they like him, they like walker. >> starting to put their money where their mouth is and starting to hold get together so you can get to know him. that tells you something a lot of the donors you think would have gone to bush. neil: dan, wall street is not monolithic not entirely right wing but among those who are and looking at this base, where does walker stand? >> walker stands as a conservative. he's almost like a reagan in essence that's what he's trying to emulate and i think wall street likes. that the problem i see is the trust factor in this cycle is does wall street trust the government? and one of the theories i'm following is the market is going up, the art market because people are placing their money out of gover

even though scott walker in iowa plenty so in that poll you saw that scott walker was ahead because heime there but marco rubio has a more favorable approval rating versus scott walker which means that rubio is going to creep up there on walker and has a great shot at winning iowa. >> i have to leave it there. thank you for being with me. i appreciate it. >>> one of those candidates in the crowded gop field will be on "the lead" at 4:00 p.m. eastern. jake tapper will ask mike huckabee how he plans to stand out against the republican opponents. that's today at 4:00 p.m. eastern here on cnn. yoplait greek 100. the protein-packed need something filling, taste bud loving, deliciously fruity, grab-and-go, take on the world with 100 calories, snack. yoplait greek 100. there are hundreds of reasons to snack on it. >>> after a 50-year ban, the white house green lighted ferry services between the united states and cuba. u.s. citizens wanted to make that trip still must meet certain criteria set by the obama administration. >>> in california unprecedented water restrictions. the governor orderin

scott walker's position is. but it's kind of like the weather here in new england. if you don't like it today, it will be different tomorrow. >> and from the last republican to win the presidential election, george w. bush he won 26% of the nonwhite vote. after that john mccain won 19. mitt romney last time won 17. and the way the demographics have changed and what the numbers mean now is if a republican manages to go back up to george w. bush's level, that would now be a losing position. >> first, the nonwhite vote is made up of many different communities. and it is simply not true. it is not true that immigration is the driver of the republican difficulty with nonwhite merps. nonwhite americans have proved to be some of the most affluent people inmaker and some of the least affluent people in america. but what has been weighing them down is one cultural exclusion, emphasis on christianity and for latinos in particular they have pressing health care needs and republicans have not had a powerful health care mess

jeb bush will argue that he is a more successful governor than scott walker.eople will start picking at his record in wisconsin. he can definitely win elections. he will asked -- people asked if he -- is he is -- been as successful as a governor? john: the electability argument gets you so far. there is no doubt he is a winner. this doesn't take the argument to the next level. people care about the ideas and what you are going to do for them. we have heard some of that from walker, but this is more of a placeholder than anything close to a closing argument. mark: one of the things i have been struck by as part of his success within the republican electorate is that he's confident. he asked the guy who thinks he can win it. -- he acts like a guy who thinks he can win. he is a warrior. john: he is. there is no doubt that there is the same kind of hunger on the republican side for a winner that there was on the democratic side in 2008. mark: in other news, jeb bush has a long way to go to convince americans he is different enough from his brother. after strugglin

the basis of polling, scott walker still at the head of the field right now. u can see marco rubio coming up fast. walker has not had a big moment in weeks. i think he's got to try to reseize the momentum or he's going to see himself ecliment -- eclimsed by rubio and there's always of course jeb bush hovering in the wings. mark: there's another guy who won't be in south carolina which is john kasich. he's in columbus today. we're reporting on bloombergpolitics.com that he's having a big pow wow, one of many secret meetings he's had over the last several weeks. the former senator is there. other big figures in the party. and his local columbus team. and former congressman walker from pennsylvania. they are meeting to do more due diligence about whether kasich should run. he's skipping this event. but he's going to be at plenty of others. john: i have to stick with that. we both think john could be a big player in this race. we have an interview coming up with rick snyder. rick snyder deciding not to run. seems to open up the field a lot in terms of midwestern mo

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scott walker is all the things you just said, and also someone who has been off the radar screen. obviously someone really interesting to look at. i continue to be fascinated by marco rubio, but he's not going to be there. those are the ones to watch. mark: i think rick perry though because he now is going to announce his candidacy in just a little few days, iowa is vital to him. he's got to do well there and i think he's coming in with a 10-minute attempt to remind activists in the state just how much he believes he's a good fit for the state. john: and one other thing, we're going to talk about bush an there are obviously questions about jeb bush's strategy in iowa, and he has, this is one of the interesting questions will be not just -- i don't think he's going to talk about iraq but this is an opportunity for him to actually turn the page and we'll be able to now note answer to the question we asked yesterday, do they think they will put a button on and look behind them? mark: well, a great speech in south carolina that i covered last weekend, he is on something of a roll and

>> well, scott walker is someone that is seen as able to unite the various factions of the republicanty. in iowa, for example, is he popular among evangel cal. he is scene by establishment republicans as someone who has a record as governor of wisconsin, taking on unions and he stresses his humble beginnings. he didn't have much money growing up. he was a working class boy. and that is something that plays into this emerging theme of the 2016 presidential race. it's americans left behind from the recovery of the recession. he checks a lot of boxes. is out with scott walker on friday nightly on a boat trip in new hampshire with a bunch of republican activists and he's a rising star in the party and a bit of a political phenomenon. scott walker is as a viability candidate for his role in taking on the unions in wisconsin. >> steven, you know this. there are so many declared and soon to be declared candidates for the gop nomination that it's hard to get them on one screen as we put our granphics togethe. we know that south carolina senator lindsey graham is there on the top row there sec

, scott walker is two of the head of the field. you can see marco rubio coming up fast. all are has not had a big moment in weeks. he has to try to re-seize the momentum or he will see himself eclipsed by rubio. jeb bush is already hovering in the wings. mark: another guy not in south carolina is john kasich. he is in columbus today. we are reporting that he is having a big powwow. other big figures in the party end his local columbus team our meeting. he will be a plenty of other events. john: we both think john kasich and be a big player in this case. rick snyder deciding not to run, opens up the field a lot in terms of midwestern money. i would think this of the more tempting for john kasich with rick snyder out. mark: no question. specifically, money from michigan. as we said, another name missing from the freedom summit is jeb bush, the former florida governor will give a commencement speech at liberty university. the school famously founded by jerry falwell, and also well takers announced he was running for president. jeb bus

governor scott walker says being a college dropout could actually help him, not hurt him, if he runs for the white house. it's sparking a new >>> we haven't had a president without a college degree since harry truman. but scott walker says if he runs for the white house, it would be an asset, since most americans don't have a college degree either. carey, you agree with the governor why. >> in this case there is nothing in the constitution that says a president must have a masters or college degree. i would rather have a president with courage than no degree than a president with an ivy league degree and no courage. he showed tremendous courage in wisconsin standing up to unions and saving his state billions of dollars. >> 62% of americans don't have a college degree so maybe they could empathize with someone who doesn't. >> well sure it gives governor walker a populist appeal but you could argue the other way, the biggest thing that separates someone's lifetime earnings capacity is whether they have a degree. >> john look at the folks who have done extraordinarily well without a col

scott walker so far getting off relatively scot-free. mark: in the next two days clinton will not be paying much of a price. walker will not be paying much of a price. the best person dealing with it is walker. there were some tweets and photos. walker is considered the favorite in iowa. many people of that his fundraising and think he will be just fine. walker has the best strategy. long-term, how does he do? and there is -- you may be setting himself up for some danger in not taking questions and controlled situations right now. john: he said he will talk about it. i do think there is with the hillary clinton and jeb bush thing, there is a calculation you got to make which is this matters a lot in the echo chamber but it does not matter a lot outside the echo chamber. in the short-term, no americans are walking around in the malls of america saying i wish hillary clinton would answer more questions. that is not happening. mark: jeb bush has done nothing in the last three days, arguably his worst three days of the campaign. so far. beca

mark: how many of you know much about scott walker?i'm open to anybody but we need somebody who is battle-tested. somebody who will fight back to . >> he doesn't have a degree from college. mark: is that important to you? >> it is irrelevant. mark: is there anybody who thinks that not having a degree is disqualifying? >> i hate to say it but i think it is bothersome to me. mark: because? >> i don't know why. i can't tell you. but it strikes me as, i think that the president should have a college degree. if he was nobody, i think it would bother me, but because he has been a successful politician, it doesn't bother me because he has proved himself. >> he jumped the hurdle. >> he comes across as being genuine and having his thoughts and order on a lot of issues. mark: wisconsin elected him three times for it what do you know about marco >> i like his background and i just like the way he looks and i saw him on television last night and i thought, he is talking good stuff. mark: you have a little bit of a crush on arco rubio? >> i think t

he's looking to scott walker saying he shares my values. what about you?e hearing any word at all on when he is going to announce? it seems like it's inevitable? >> he's not in a rush. he has no problem raising money. i think towards the end of the summer. june a lot of the governors will get in. their legislative sessions end. i think close to the midsummer we'll start seeing him get in. he's not going to have a chance to wait. >> in the meantime bernie sanders is expected to announce free college tuition for everyone at a public college. >> i think the idea is to try and make it more like the european model which they seem to be without too much pain. this isn't going to go anywhere with the gop controlled legislature. it's going to push hillary clinton to the left on issues like education. she's going to have to make a stock stance was someone is in the left. >> it could help her? >> if she comes out strong and she can make a case that the way she wants to do it is better than bernie sanders, a lot of critics are say you're going to drag us down and rui

scott walker could say i just have to grow a little bit.k santorum won last time with just shy of 25% in a crowded field, and you don't need that big of a slice to win. let's move on in new hampshire. jeb bush gets the biggest slice, but only 15%. you can call him the leader, but can't call him the frontrunner. again, we will go around. you see the other slices of the pie, and some of them small and i call others medium at best. in 2012, mitt romney won with just shy of 40% of the vote, and paul second, and my question, steve, with a crowded field, doesn't take a lot. you don't need 50%, but should jeb bush be worried that he is at 5% in iowa and 15% in new hampshire? >> robert costa had an interesting question, where maybe they shouldn't be -- i am remembering in 2011 when newt gingrich was soaring in the polls, and so it's a little early and things can change. i wonder as an observer if the fact there are so many potential candidates, if it diminishes them all and leaves somebody like bush who has the money and name recognition in a stron

today, scott walker spoke first. he delivered a new argument for why he is different. >> there are a lot of great people think about the race on the republican side. there are some people, some of those folks, particularly folks in washington who are fighting the good fight, waving the flag. but they haven't won a whole lot of victories. then there are other folks that have done an effective job of winning elections, a lot of them are friends of mine. governors or former governors who got elected and reelected. they won a lot of elections but they haven't taken on a lot of those fights. the reason why i am thinking about what i am thinking about we won't announce anything until the end of june, i have yet to see anybody in the emerging field who has done both. going forward, we need somebody who can fight and win the battles we need to move this country forward, commonsense reforms, that is what we need to move america forward. john: you can catch all the action for the next couple of days. back to scott lago how , p

>> reporter: scott walker and rubio topped polls in iowa new hampshire and south carolina. among republicans nationally bush and dr. ben carson lead a tightly grouped bunch. they are all within striking distance of one another. asked by a latina at his town hall for support to legal status for undocumented aliens bush took a shot at conservatives and made a political case for compromise. >> the louder voices on our side are the ones that are magnified by the press and it's a wedge issue. and if we don't let our harsh voices be the dominant voices. >> so far they have not motivated the early voting polls. >>> while candidates on the right are busy laying out their policy plans, the silence from hillary clinton on both issues and scandals continues. it's not just the media getting

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. >>> wisconsin governor scott walker says he does not necessarily have to win in the early primary and caucus states to secure the republican nomination. walker made that statement to me here in our fox news bureau. >> i think for any legitimate contender they've got to place one, two, or three. i don't know if it takes winning or not. certainly we want to be competitive. if we got in we'd play well in idaho, south carolina new hampshire and nevada. it's not a matter of winning. it's a matter of placing. >> governor walker says he'll make an announcement about whether he's running after dealing with his state's budget by the end of june or beginning of july. we'll have more of my conversation with governor walker later on in this program. >>> up next does the traditional low influential iowa straw poll even matter for republicans this time around? >>> first, let's look at what our affiliates are covering tonight. fox news in 4 in dallas says sunday's biker shooting started with a gang member having its foot run over. police towed some of the bikes from the scene today. >>> fox 25 in bo

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scott walker is the candidate to beat in iowa. >> john? >> i'm sticking with republican politics on the republican side everybody hates rand paul and he loves it. which is this week rand paul with his book coming out, lot of controversy on the republican side by saying that the creation of isis the republican policies had something to do it. he's been criticized with everyone else in the field. it's important for rand paul. it highlights the largest debate that's going to run throughout. >> he's on the senate floor today. we'll talk about that later. we're just getting started right now. ben carson and bob j jindal up next. >>> but first, our powerhouse puzzle ler. this year it was another tie. when you do business everywhere, the challenges of keeping everyone working together can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. with the tools and the network you need to make working as one easier than ever. virtually anywhere. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. attention. did you or anyone in your h

and look how far ahead scott walker is it. movement with rubio and then the far out front with walker? >> well first of all, walker because of iowa is close to wisconsin. >> he was born there. >> and he's traveled there a bunch of times. >> and he's traveled there a bunch of times. rubio is frankly, doing -- every time you get inside any poll you see his potential. even the highest favorability people having the most willingness to say they consider voting for him, compared to other candidates like jeb bush. but the other absurd thing happening is the carly fiorina who was bold enough but her favorable because of the last few months went from -- >> she did something this past week when she showed up at that event where hillary clinton was at that same hotel and called around on a couple of things and said looking i'm here to stand and we'll take every question. we've got to take a break. we'll come back for final thoughts. we want to go on forever but we can't. stay close. ♪ one, two, three o'clock. four o'clock pop. ♪ ♪ five,

topping scott walker by ten points there.leen parker, has hillary clinton weathered this storm or is this just the beginning of more storms to come? >> i think we have a stormy season ahead for hillary clinton. i don't think statistics tell us much at this point. the trust question we just learned from what happened in britain is the most important factor when a voter goes to cast his or her ballot. hillary clinton's trust value is, as you say, it's in decline. i don't think it's going to improve as the campaign proceeds. she has other hurdles to cross including the benghazi questions that will come up. she can handle those if she does it properly and can handle the e-mails, but i'm doubtful on that score. trust will hurt her in the long run. the fact she is still leading the republican candidates has to do with the fact some of these are not as well known. people don't start paying attention as soon as we do. >> fair enough. bill clinton had a lower trust rating than bob dole. had a lower trust rating than george h.w. bush a

i took a little money off jeb bush this time around but i put it on scott walker. and i think scott walker in this case gets the benefit of doubt when he talks to voters. jeb did not have that benefit of doubt. this changes over the course of a campaign. jeb could prove to be a better candidate and walker could prove to not be a very good candidate. at least right now where voters want to be is with somebody like scott walker. >> you know the casino online which we've -- twerter, a facebook on the home page they are heavy, ted cruz ben carson much more chips than this panel ever does. >> well that's because we are all rhinos right? mine remains the same. bush ahead of walker. because they've been doing so dumb and introduced a new factor which is the chances of somebody coming out of the second tier jumping into the first. three people in that pool i put in the cruz feeling and christie 10 bucks that one of them will emerge and become top tier which means i have to cut back on 5 bucks on wine & song. >> i don't think that gets you a -- >> they are confused about th

let's say the top ones are rand paul and donald trump. >> what if scott walker is up -- scott walkerill be there. >> and they're the big threats. >> if he gets beat by rubio two times, that's a different story. but if he gets beat by a different group, i agree with you in that regard. >> the story is the fact that you get the leader at 12% in a state that's very politically attuned. we've never seen this before in the modern history of either party where no one is above 15%. it's lerl ees's early on one level but people are paying attention. >> the problem also willie is with jeb you can't go you know what if he gets to those debates he's a great debater. he's not. he's not a good debater. he's good on his feet question and answer. he's not a good debater. he's not good reading the prepared speech. he's really bright, he's the smartest guy i've ever met in politics. he really is day in and day out the smartest guy, people would go to his staff meetings, all of his cabinet in florida and they were always scared not because he was mean but because they always knew he was going to be sm

this is all part of a growing trend in the political world that jet is the money king, and scott walkers strong in iowa. his marco rubio the front runner? john: he is the guy with a hot hands. it is hard to call him a front runner who is not leading in any poll. he has the momentum, he is on the rise. walker's petering out. bush seems to be collapsing. rubio's positive rating is so strong, i look at that more than any other part of the horse race. mark: he is not the front runner but here is what he has. he is the face of the future of the party. everybody thinks that he can be in the game for the nomination and probably will be. there are people who say that walker bush will not stand up. most everybody agrees that if rubio survives the scrutiny, he will be in the game. john: just to get the numbers on their, 69% favorable. those are numbers you would sell to your mother if you are running for president. there is some announcement bump, but my question for you is what is going on with jeb bush? he is falling apart in iowa. what is the expedition for that? mark: he is spending his time

wisconsin governor scott walker topping a new poll among republican voters in iowa. er gained 17% of the vote in a "des moines register" poll. i spoke with governor walker to learn when he will announce that run. >> governor thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me on. >> you have been traveling throughout the country. back in january you filed what's called a 527. you launched a website. your 527 is called the american revival. but you've yet to throw your hat officially in the ring for the presidential election. what's take you so long? why haven't you announced yet? >> as governor of wisconsin, at least in our state, our budget comes out every two years. state budgets will be done at the end of june. it's still my obligation to see through a positive budget that hopefully for the fifth and sixth year in a row will lower property taxes in our state even from where they were before i took office in 2010. i want to have a good budget that continues to provide reform in our state. shortly after, we'll be announcing our intentions to the people of this great count

our poll out this morning, scott walker with a big lead in iowa. no one is really a front-runner in new hampshire and south carolina. scott walker now is the person to bet in iowa and that's a big thing. >> john? >> i'm sticking with presidential politics, on the republican side, everybody hates rand paul and he loves it. which is this week, rand paul with his book coming out, getting a lot of controversy on the republican side, by saying that the creation of isis the republican policies had something to do it. he's been criticized with everyone else in the field. it's really important for rand paul. it highlights the larger debate that's going to run throughout the republican nominee fight. >> he's on the senate floor today. we'll talk about that later. we're just getting started right now. ben carson and bobby jindal up next. >>> but first, our powerhouse puzzleer. inspired by this week's spelling bee. this year, it was another tie. was another tie. when you do business everywhere, the challenges of keeping everyone working together can quickly b

. >> scott walker doesn't have a degree from college. is that important to you?hould a president have a college agree? >> it's irrelevant. >> anybody in the room who thinks not having a college degree is disqualifying? like you wouldn't vote for someone without a college glee? degree? >> i hate to say it but it's bothersome to me. i don't know why. i can't tell you. but it just strikes me as i think that the president of the united states should have a college degree. >> if he was nobody i think it would bother me p but because he's been a successful politician and a good governor it doesn't bother me because he's proved himself. >> he's already jumped the hurdles. >> what do you know about marco rubio? >> i like his background and i just like the way he looks and i saw him a little bit on tv last night and i thought, man, he's talking good stuff. >> you got a little built of a crush on marco rubio. >> i to. i think the kids call it i'm crushing on him. >> he's the american dream. i think that's exception, folks get refugees from cuba and he built himself p, a se

scott walker was first elected to the wisconsin state assembly in 1993., he authored important pieces of legislation that included truth in sentencing photo i.d. for voting and the elimination of the statute of limitations on sexual assault cases. in 2002 scott walker was elected milwaukee county executive to reform the scandal ridden county government. for eight years as county executive, he faithfully kept his promise to spend the taxpayers' money as if it was his own. not only did scott walker cut country's debt -- the county's debt by 30% and reduce the county work force by more than 25 %, he also gave back over 35 -- 375,000 of his own salary back to the taxpayers of wisconsin. ladies and gentlemen, let me introduce the governor of wisconsin, scott walker! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> freedom, freedom endowed by our creator, defined by our constitution, but defended, each and every day, by the men and women who proudly year the uniform of these united states. let's begin by asking all those who have served, our veterans, all those who are serving,

here is governor scott walker talking about abortion. >> when i think of the ultrasound picture thatwife and i saw of our first son who is now going to be 21 this june, it's indistinguishable not to recognize that's a humanfing life. that's whyy i'm pro-life. >> certainly that is a reasonable position. it's a matter a of conscience. yet, the vicious think progress web site founded by top hillary clinton advisor john podesta ran theta headline that said, quote: scott walker doctors should lie to pregnant women to prevent abortions. now, governor walker never said anything close to that be the podesta crew doesn't care it's all about marginalizing walker. recently governor mike huckabee said. this .. >> i think it's fair to say that christian convictions are under attack as never before, not just in our lifetime but ever before in the history of this great republic. we are moving rapidly toward the criminalization ofty christianity. >> well, that's very provocative. the governor referring to merchants being forced to do things by the federal government may run counter to religious beli

scott walker will be able to talk to people particularly in iowa saying i am from here. up in iowa lived in wisconsin for decades and can say i speak your language and understand your problems. that is his main selling point and will present a challenge to huckabee. >> and huckabee will have to convince people he is strong on the economy, strong on foreign policy, and areas that people don't think of him perhaps as being that associated with. >> that is right. it will be interesting to see where he goes with foreign policy. if you remember back to the 2008 campaign, he wrote a long article in a foreign policy magazine challenging bush's foreign policies and called for a more humble policy, some of the things you heard from then obama. i will be interested to see where he goes with that part of his running. >> 11 o'clock is when we expect that announcement. >>> hilary clinton is releasing a video fighting back against improper donations to her family's charity. the claim is laid out in the book clinton cash and the book is going public today. here fallon challenging some