remember, he was on the debate stage in south carolina, and could win over south carolinians by inferring the cultural difference between south carolina and new york. that backfired when trump masterfully turned that into a discussion of new york terrorism and eve 9/11.

spadea think you can persuade the south carolinians good right now denigrates you to vote for senator? stossel: this point she could just say sure or maybe or i will try but no she says this. >> will let me talk about south carolinians. they are very independent. stossel: blog, blah and rubio was just as evasive. trump at least answers the questions, we. he is often totally wrong but that was a cheap shot because there are some things trump gets right. this week i dug through my old on-air interviews with trump and found he was sharp about lots of things like the government's unsustainable debt and how welfare encourages freeloading. >> the people that produce and lots of people that don't produce. that can only go so long. stossel: it can only goes along and then what happens? >> it all implodes. stossel: what does implode mean? he's right when the welfare state runs out of other people's money society will implode. one interview ciampi also wanted tax cuts. you once proposed a 14% tax, one-time tax on rich people. >> i think rich people can afford a certain tax but oncetho above a c

you know, as a south carolinian, i've spent many a fight in a wax house. open 24 hours, and its menu has pictures so ordering doesn't require words. ah! ah! and every waffle house has a jukebox full of songs only about like this actual song. like this actual song. there's a lady waiting for me at the waffle house >> stephen: you get the idea. well, i want to get a song on the waffle house jukebox and are we've written the song already. and to try to achieve this, country star sturgill simpson is going to try to achieve this with me. come on out here. sturgill! sturgill is out here in a my knowledge to do the song he came to do. but sturgill. what would it mean to you to have a song on the waffle house jukeboxes? >> how do you give back to the awful wafl? >>stephen: i hope the waffle folks are watching this. we're about to do it. this is "no shirt, no shoes, no knuckleheads." two, three, four... >> want some good food when your night out ends that big yellow sign is your new best friend they got waffles and bacon and coffee too but an all-star breakfast com

remember, he was on the debate stage in south carolina, and could win over south carolinians by inferringral difference between south carolina and new york. that backfired when trump masterfully turned that into a discussion of new york terrorism and eve 9/11. we've all said things that have come back to bite us in the posterior and i think he'll pay for this in new york anyway. lou: or worse, in point of fact. let's go to bernie sanders, who is looks like it's an unexpectedly tight race in new york with hillary clinton and off to the vatican, which is interesting, a democratic socialist, you know, he couldn't be much farther in opposition to the pope on a host of issues. your thoughts on socialism, the catholic church and this pope, and if you will, take us to church on the early days of the church and socialism itself. >> well, look, in spite of the pope's ambivalent feelings about capitalism, the pope recognizes you can't support the church if people aren't making money to contribute to the church. and look, i think the pope follows the scripture and saying society ought to take care o

when 78% of south carolinians that were polled wanted to see our areas opened up to stakeholders they talked to were a small group of environmentalists. here we have the administration wanting to fulfill a campaign promise and want to bring terrorists. these are not criminals. they are terrorists backed by the organizations i mentioned earlier, two states in violation of the ndaa which is a bilateral ndaa that goes back several congresses. bring these terrorists to south carolina, kansas or maybe another state without any correspondence with the governor? the governor represents 4.8 million people in south carolina. the general assembly, 124 in the house, 46 in the house represent a combined total of 4.8 million people in south carolina. the congressional delegation, seven of us, represent 4.8 million people in south carolina who overwhelmingly support your decision to stop or try to stop the administration bringing terrorists to charleston, south carolina. so we listen to a small group of environmentalists about energy issues but he won't listen to the governor, the general assembly

when 78% of south carolinians that were polled wanted to see our areas opened up to stakeholders they talked to were a small group of environmentalists. here we have the administration wanting to fulfill a campaign promise and want to bring terrorists. these are not criminals. they are terroristed backed by the organizations i mentioned earlier, two states in violation of the ndaa which is goes back nda that several congresses. bring these terrorists to south carolina, kansas or maybe another state without any correspondence with the governor? the governor represents 4. million people in south carolina. the general assembly, 124 in the house, 46 in the house represent a combined total of 4.8 million people in south carolina. the congressional delegation, seven of us, represent 4.8 million people in south carolina who overwhelmingly support your decision to stop or try to stop the administration bringing terrorists to charleston, south carolina. so we listen to a small group of environmentalists about energy issues but he won't listen to the governor, the general assembly and the congr

when 78% of south carolinians that were polled wanted to see our areas opened up to stakeholders they talked to were a small group of environmentalists. here we have the administration wanting to fulfill a campaign promise and want to bring terrorists. these are not criminals. they are terrorists backed by the organizations i mentioned earlier, two states in violation of the ndaa which is a bilateral ndaa that goes back several congresses. bring these terrorists to south carolina, kansas or maybe another state without any correspondence with the governor? the governor represents 4.8 million people in south carolina. the general assembly, 124 in the house, 46 in the house represent a combined total of 4.8 million people in south carolina. the congressional delegation, seven of us, represent 4.8 million people in south carolina who overwhelmingly support your decision to stop or try to stop the administration bringing terrorists to charleston, south carolina. so we listen to a small group of environmentalists about energy issues but he won't listen to the governor, the general assembly

. >> despite that, south carolinians went overwhelmingly for trump and now stinging from his wisconsin defeat, trump is wasting no time resurrecting that attack line to fire up his own hometown followers. >> do you remember -- do you remember -- do you remember during the debate when he started lecturing me on new york values like we're no good? like we're no good. and i started talking to him about the world trade center, the bravery, and i've got this guy standing over there looking at me, talking about new york values with scorn in his face with hatred -- with hatred of new york. so folks, i think you can forget about him. forget about him. >> the "new york daily news" has not forgotten about him. the front page summarizing senator cruz's reception in the bronx. >>> just a short time ago, dana bash asked ted cruz about this controversy. >> any regrets in using that terminology, now that you're asking for new york voters to vote for you? >> not remotely because everyone in new york and outside of new york knows exactly what i meant by that. and it is the liberal values of democratic

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. >> reporter: still some south carolinians say safety is the goal of the bill, not discrimination. >s, they should be using a male bathroom because it could make women uncomfortable. >> i wouldn't want someone who is a male going into a bathroom and my daughter being in there. >> reporter: safety concerns going both ways. >> let's say someone born as a boy but they identify all their adult life as a woman, all outward appearances they're a woman, if they go in the men's room they'll be harassed or bullied there. >> and the debate continues in the united states. >>> switching now to weather. you know about kitesurfing but derek van dam is here. this is taking it to extreme. >> extreme. instead of kite surfing where you have a liquid surface to fall into. >> which is tough enough. >> i tried it last week. these are taking it to another level, being a hard surface, ice, snow. that's 350 kite surfers, actually snowkiters. they're competing from over 30 countries. they can choose a snowboard or ski to help control their kite. they went into this competition, they had to travel 100 kilomet

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