ted casey. the morning susie vanished, he went to work, helped his brother with a project, then went to a rodeo. so by the next day, police were very eager to talk to ted. >> your thoughts about ted were not very friendly ones at that point. >> no. >> ted had reasons to be upset the woman was leaving him. he was angry, humiliated. a costly divorce was looming. child support to pay. first, they asked ted about that incident in the bar the night they arrested him and put him in jail. >> i poured a drink on her head. barely slapped her because she threw herself on the ground and we were both drinking. it just happened. but, you know, i suppose you get to such a -- so much pressure and after a while, it explodes. >> explodes? that was a curious thing to say. ted insisted he had last seen susie about 7:00 the evening before she disappeared when she dropped off the two little girls at his house for the night, but ted did admit that he confronted susie on the phone a couple hours later after receiving

ted casey. he was the real deal, a grown up this time, a rancher 14 years older than susie. >> he had horses and boy, that was just right for her. >> wedding number two. this was 1998. the kids shea and mariah called ted dad. then there were two more kids, girls. for almost a decade, the marriage seemed to be just fine, but by then susie was sharing secrets with val about ted. >> he wanted to tame her, i think. i guess i kind of joke around and say that he wanted her to be home in time for the 10:00 news. he didn't want her to stay out and have fun. >> at the casey ranch, love started to feel like one more chore. >> i think they grew apart. they just really both changed. >> then one liquid evening out at a bar things went seriously sideways. ted got mad, dumped a beer on susie's head, slapped her, and spent the night in jail. not long after ted pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault. >> she wasn't very happy with ted and she was starting to make some good decisions to find some happiness again. >

ted conceived of himself as being 99% normal.is little sliver where he liked to go out and bash girls over the head. >> rather than being tormented by the evil of the works he had done, he was more likely to be tormented by the inability to satisfy as frequently as he desired, the needs of that condition that dwelled within him. he would still be in society, being exposed to the same elements that were the root of his disorder. he would still be out there subjected to the television ads and the girly magazines and the women in hot pants in the streets and all the things that nurtured his condition. when we got into stuff that was intimate, ted often took the recorder and sort of left me to watch. one time, we were talking about how the entity functioned in a high publicity mode. so, he's driving around the road one day. he sees a girl hitchhiking. again, this is bundy telling the story. >> he talks a lot, but never refers to himself in first person. instead, he only talks about a killer and never gives him a name. >> attractive 1

ted cruz outlining his wrath with this deal. ted cruz. ♪ >> god bless the united states of america.ing] what an incredible gathering here today. i want to speak to three groups of people. i want to start by speaking to the american people. this iranian nuclear deal is catastrophic. it is the single greatest national security threat facing america. if it goes through, there will be three consequences. number one, the obama administration will become quite literally the world's leading financeer of radical islamic terrorism. if it goes through over 100 billion dollars will flow directly to iran to the itolaceme and billions will go directly to houthi to radical terrorists across the world, and those jihad whattists will use those billions to murder americans to murder israelis, to murder europeans. the second consequence of this catastrophic deal is that it abandoned four american hostages in an iranian hell hole including pastor cy yeetd an american citizen a christian pastor sentenced to 8 years in prison for the crime of preaching the gospel. including amir including washington pos

what's going on there with ted cruz?going on there between ted cruz and that guy in the red shirt? it was a very strange thing, including ted cruz basically looking like he was telling that guy he's going through, and that guy physically stopping him from doing it. and then cruz giving him the raised eyebrow, are you serious look? what's going on there? well, thanks to the "new york times," we now think we know exactly what was going on there with ted cruz. because both ted cruz and mike huckabee today were there at this rally. they both raced down to kentucky today for this rally in support of this county clerk. mike huckabee's campaign started promoting this rally over the weekend. but both of the presidential candidates raced down there, presumably for a jailhouse meeting and photo-op with this clerk inside her jail cell. that was apparently the plan, the judge messed that up for both of those presidential candidates by announcing today he was going to release that county clerk from jail. she was a free woman, so then

he is expected to speak as well as ted cruz.n he makes his remarks and takes the podium, we'll bring it to you. >>> up next, caitlyn jenner hits the links with the "today" show's matt lauer. find out what she has to say about the deadly crash in malibu and allegations that speed was a factor. >>> first, watching this heat wave sizzling here in the northeast. it's september. well, those record temperatures have retreated a little bit today but not the humidity. this as a strong cold front sweeps into the east and the south, sparking showers and thunderstorms. the weather channel's chris warren has it all covered. chris, who is seeing what and when? >> well, right now this is a look at where the storms are. the cold front is right through here. the red arrow showing us where the warmer air is coming from and the colder air coming in. so strong storms in new york right now, throughout parts of the midwest. once the storms get through, it will get just a bit cooler, but today back into the upper 80s and lower 90s again. tomorrow, a

you say there is a rally organized by allies of ted cruz that ted cruz is in charge of. and ted cruz invites donald trump. it is smart not to beg to get in a rally that ted cruz is in charge of. it will be complicated with as many candidates. and i remind you 2011 at this time. we had herman cain and rick perry was leading and same 2007 candidates people rise and fall. in the five months before the voting starts how will it play out. there will be a lot of people rising and falling. >> there is an interesting line talking about trump. and the common thread. it is ideas and not the individual pushing them that prevail. i wonder if that will be true for this election as well. karl, thank you. it is always great to see you. >> charge of heart from the democratic front runner. hillary clinton apologizing and saying it was a mistake to use the private e-mail. she spoke out in washington and defending the iran nuclear deal and taking credit for. it we have the dramatic turn around from the democratic front runner>> reporter: it is a 180. she spent weeks and months refusing to

the only tangible result of ted cruz's shutdown efforts two years ago is everyone was annoyed by teds fellow republicans. these are the kinds of headlines he has earned over the last two with years. i think the likes these. the most hated man in the senate. how unpopular is ted cruz right now, he will need a food taster. on capitol hill not only is ted cruz roundly disliked, it's viewed as somebody who's not worth following any further. watch what happened this morning when john boehner got asked about him. >> speaker boehner, i was at the rally yesterday about the iran deal. there were deals that said mcconnell -- donald trump said you are not doing enough as did sarah palin. what do you make of the republican candidates like ted cruz, donald trump and scott walker running against you and mitch mcconnell. >> a lot of presidential candidates out there are saying a lot of things. if i start to comment on what they were saying i would spend all of my time doing that. i am focused on my job here and the priorities of the american people. >> does it bother you? >> no. >> i have hobbies,

you have ted cruz and house republicans trying to help obama.'s nightmare is a debate and a vote. he doesn't want a debate on the floor of the senate, up or down vote on motion to disapprove because 58 senators, bipartisan, 58 senators will reject this deal. he doesn't want that and apparently our house colleagues are trying to help him, even though they don't want to help him. this will be the biggest mistake in foreign policy for the republican party in a very long time if we don't require every member of congress to vote on this deal. >> you want everyone on record yay or nay. that's the assumption given the unpopularity that it would hurt them. what if it doesn't. what if it doesn't get to that point, is that a failure of leadership that they mishandle this, and the fact it took two-thirds vote to get this shut down and there was no way in heck that would be easy to do, that the president snookerred them. >> i think what we're doing, there's a pathway. we have 58 senators against the deal. all we need is two more for a final vote. under the

but ted cruz loved that decision.r the bush campaign in 2000 when the supreme court in effect decided who would be the next president of the united states. not a peep out of ted cruz then about that decision being issued by five unelected lawyers, including ted cruz's former boss, who then, of course, had the honor of swearing in the new president. >> i george walker bush do solemnly swear. >> i, george walker bush, do solemn my swear. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. >> that i will faithfully execute the office of the president of the united states. the e-class has 11 intelligent driver-assist systems. it recognizes pedestrians and alerts you. warns you about incoming cross-traffic. cameras and radar detect dangers you don't. and it can even stop by itself. so in this crash test, one thing's missing: a crash. the 2016 e-class. see your authorized dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. esurwhich means fewer costs, which saves money. th

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we are seeing gop presidential hopeful ted cruz, senator ted cruz, on site to meet with kim davis.f the carter county detention center and we saw on the scene there and there was a scheduled 3:00 p.m. rally. we are not sure exactly what takes place now featuring both men or still in attendance of that, waiting for kim davis to be let go. kasie hunt is watching and with me right now to talk about this. the benefit politically for a ted cruz or a mike huckabee showing up here is what? >> well, thomas, i mean, by putting themselves front and center at this rally, they're speaking directly to a crowd particularly of evangelical voters and frankly play a very significant role in the iowa caucuses. you saw that 2008 and 2012. when we talk about the evangelical religious conservative right that often picks this candidate as an alternative to the establishment out of iowa, that's the group of people that's going to be paying really close attention to what's going on here. you heard sarah -- >> it looks like kim davis just walked out. forgive me for interfering. >> you're fine. >> she just

ted cruz, if anything, he's really smart. this guy, you know -- when you ask people about president obama and harvard, they sea, yeah, yeah, he ran the law review or whatever. they can't think of what he contributed. you ask ted chris progresso -- supporters they say he's the smartest in the room. >> i got that all the time. >> this is a smart move politically. you know, ted cruz' calculus is trump flames out and he wants part of that coalition. >> what do you think, adam? >> i agree. ted chris is clever to be doing something like this. >>> you mentioned donald trump, ben carson and carly fiorina. and so -- but the president is leading on this iran issue. i know everyone's going to hate me for saying this. >> we already hate you, so go ahead. >> thank you. you know i love you. the constitution allows for this. the founding fathers set up a way where you had to have a big majority on certain things. that's what this situation -- >> well, i could argue about whether this is a deal or different rules or treaties, but then it's g

who said that ted cruz or tom cruise? >> ted cruise?en he was jerry mcguire. >> with harry retiring, i'm auditioning for any part i can get in the simpsons. >> tom cruise. >> ted cruz said that. >> i'm auditioning for any part i can get in the simpsons. smithers, release the hounds. >> who said it? hilary duff or hillary clinton? they know my name, they think they know everything but they don't know anything about me. hilary duff or hillary clinton? >> hilary duff. >> hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton. >> hilary duff. you were close, though. ♪ >> she, kim kardashian, had a nice way of introducing her husband as if i didn't know who he was. who said that? hilary duff or hillary clinton? >> hilary duff. >> hillary clinton said that. >> she had a nice way of introducing her husband as if i didn't know who he was; right? [laughter] >> donald or arnold? nobody pays me. and if i think somebody owes me something, i take it. donald or arnold? >> sounds like arnold. >> donald. >> arnold said that. >> nobody pays me. and if i think somebody owe

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former communications director for senator ted cruz. trump supporter and former reagan white house political director. also joining us, republican strategist, rick wilson. amanda, trump said he has been hoping for, for dr. cars on to realto -- dr. carson to hit him at some point. in his words he likes to counterpunch. what dr. cars on said, raising questions about his faith. was that the hit that trump was waiting for? >> it happened regardless how it came. i am really disappointed by the decision that ben carson madeti. to say my faith is bigger than yours. it doesn't play right. and here's the thing. i think, september is going to be a huge month for christian voters to decide which candidate they may back. they have the fight over iranian deal, planned parenthood, marriage. it is happening, the candidate other than engaging on the three, use is an enormous mistake. >> i want to play what dr. carson said, the second part when he was following up his initial remark. >> -- by humility and the fear of the lord. our riches, our honor, our

ted cruz is respected in a red meat tea party sort of way, donald trump has the personality that ted and prays to god every night for. >> he's got more of a personality than people think. a lot of him see -- people see him through the lens of the national media. when you sit down and listen to ted cruz, he is as poignant -- >> megyn kelly tried to sit down with him. he wouldn't answer any of her questions. >> having seen it firsthand, he's pretty good. rubio, a lot o guys, the republicans are blessed with a very talented field. >> okay. >> hillary clinton email scandal not doing any favors in the polls. "washington post" piece argues that scandal aside, hillary is not very good at being a candidate. chris, am i saying that right, seliza. he says increasingly democrats privately of course have begun to wonder whether the problem is not the campaign but the candidate. she has always been awkward and uninspiring on the stump said one senior democratic consultant. hillary has bill's baggage without bill's personality, or warmth. a aide said combination of messy facts, messy campaign oper

it seal like that would be a mike huckabee and ted cruz event.there yesterday. but in the end it ended up being just a mike huckabee thing because in part, ted cruz wabltd to go talk on the left to the reporters but guy in the red shirt would not let him pass. and it was this weird mystery. and we didn't know who that man in the red shirt was. all we knew was last night, because of the physical stand-off of red shirt guy and ted cruz, the getting out of jail moment looked like this. i will tell you again. we did not add the sound track here. they were playing this music out loud at the event. ♪ >> incidentally the band survivor is now upentity the use of "eye of the tiger" at that rally and they are considering a lawsuit. whether or not anybody gets sued for the epic sound track, there did end up being mike huckabee's moment. he got to be there making it look like he was the one springing her from jail. even though ted cruz had gone all the way to kentucky to be there, he was totally boxed out. it turns out the guy in the red shirt is not some of

i think that's pretty -- >> well, sean, ted won it for me.e putting a team back together. >> and ted, how many times have you argued before the supreme court? >> 61. >> that's pretty impressive. you're one of the brightest attorneys in america. extraordinarily bright. tell me the arguments that you will make to get the release of these records and how soon do you think it could happen? >> well, the judge has already ordered many of these records to be produced. in fact, last may, four months ago, the judge had the parties in front of him. this is judge emmett sullivan, federal district judge in washington, d.c., and he said i'm going to set a schedule. and he looked to both parties. and he said let's work something out that we can agree on. and both sides including the justice department lawyer agreed that september 14th would be a part of the schedule that these documents would be produced on september 14th. that's seven days from today. and the judge specifically said you better be comfortable with that because i'm not going to give any ext

he is, it's seemingly has adopted senator ted cruz.y've got a bro-mance going and it's working for both of them. >> i think ted cruz is very happy about that. he invited donald trump to come to the capitol to his stomping ground. if you think about it, ted cruz has been the only one really in this republican field to embrace trump, and the idea is that he will, perhaps he wants to, inherit trump's votes. lou: his numbers will certainly improve. >> the problem is for cruz, today he was overshadowed a little bit by trump. lou: but remember, he's the one who invited him. he knew precisely what would happen. he's being very smart about this. i assume this is precisely what he wanted. >> the interesting thing about ted cruz, running in the anti-establishment, anti-washington competition, and he is a u.s. senator. so he is going to use this as his platform as he has over the past couple of years to fight back against. that that will be interesting. >> ted cruz is the survivor, i don't expect him to be the nominee. he'll be the leader of the

also donald trump and ted cruz. the three of them headlining at the "stop the iran deal" rally, set to take place the day after congress returns to town next week. and, you know, if there's anything that's likely to persuade 11 democratic senators to defy the president, it's probably glenn beck, right? i mean, this thing is not over yet, but today it got really close to being over. the president is one vote away with glenn beck and ted cruz and donald trump doing everything humanly possible to make getting that last vote as easy as possible. watch this space. all: milk! milk! milk! milk! milk! okay! fun's over. aw. aw. ♪ thirsty? they said it would make me cool. they don't sound cool to me. guess not. you got to stick up for yourself, like with the name your price tool. people tell us their budget, not the other way around. aren't you lactose intolerant? this isn't lactose. it's milk. ♪ >>> so there are some politics stories that just unavoidably make you feel terrible. mad, disgusted, and bad. sometimes, though, th

ted cruz is the keynote speaker. he said he would rip up this deal if he got elected into office, where donald trump said he would not do that, he would enforce the contract even though it is a terrible deal, as he said a number of times, including in the "new york times" op-ed today, that it a terrible deal and he would do what he could to make it a really well-enforced deal. it's also the same thing jeb bush and hillary clinton have said today, but they're definitely coming at it from different angles. >> it's interesting that donald trump is making an appearance at this iran deal. we know that many perceive his foreign policy beyond immigration as his weak spot, being criticized as not being knowledgeable as well as seeking, as he said, military advice from watching tv and some of the analysts that have been featured on a number of programs. here he is now discussing iran, an area again that's seen as a potential weak spot for him in this upcoming debate. >> yeah, you would think that maybe he would stay away from

it was ted cruz's idea to invite his competitor in this presidential race.status quo messages but nobody expresses his disdain for washington like donald trump. >> we are led by very very stupid people. very, very stupid people. >> reporter: true to form donald trump boiled down his opposition to the iran deal to basics and "blunt talk". >> they rip us off. they take our money. they make us look like fools. >> reporter: trump was invited to this anti-iran rally by an unlikely source one of his rivals for the white house, ted cruz. >> i want to thank my friend donald trump for joining us today. >> reporter: instead of attacking trump cruz has embraced him especially when he can help draw a crowd for a cause like this one. >> this iranian nuclear deal is catastrophic. it is the single greatest national security threat facing america. >> reporter: although they agree that the iran deal is bad, they disagree on what to do about it. it's a difference that divides the republican 2016 field. cruz would get rid of the iran deal on day one he's in office. >> any comm

he's got a night with ted cruz -- cigar night with ted cruz in salem.open and candidates trying to gain traction and this week will be a key week to watch up there. >> cigar night with ted cruz. every campaign brings something different. >> john boehner's resignation set off an intense leadership scramble, not for the speaker ship where we assume kevin mccarthy will get the job but those down ticket races in the house republican conference, particularly the majority leader position. this is wide open. i talked to republican aids yesterday and members and they said that this is one of the most wide open leadership conference conests tests in ye. you have tom price in georgia, kathy from washington state and steve from louisiana. pete may get in there. this is a wide open race and can go anyway in the coming weeks and also john, a secret balance you never know. >> i'm jake tapper in philadelphia. "state of the union" is uplifted. we're looking at live pictures right now of pope francis greeting seminarians at st. charles ceremony out on philadelphia's mai

also donald trump and ted cruz.he three of them headlining at the "stop the iran deal" rally, set to take place the day after congress returns to town next week. and i and, you know, if there's anything that's likely to persuade 11 democratic senators to defy the president, it's probably glenn beck, right? i mean, this thing is not over yet, but today it got really close to being over. the president is one vote away with glenn beck and ted cruz and donald trump doing everything humanly possible to make getting that last vote as easy as possible. watch this space. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. toenail fungus? seriously?

and the two attractions by chance were donald trump and ted cruz. it was pretty clear that they really hit it off. their separate speeches are on youtube. ted cruz is talking about a game show. it was quite a remarkable thing. i think that was the beginning of what you might say is a beautiful friendship. >> quickly, before we go, steven colbert's late show. i want to play a bit of that for you. >> i will turn the national mall into a luxury golf course. and china will suspect that. i promise to put meat loaf on the $10 bill and send a message that this great nation will never turn down for one. >> so, i mean, i guess the supporters of gem bush say anything that showcases jeb bush in a different light is a good thing. in your view, does this kind of thing matter? >>. >> i think the fact that steven colbert captured 6.5 million viewers matters. if you're any presidential candidate. especially since the other candidates aren't like donald trump. they can't snap their fingers. so you take advantage of those things. and, you know, i have to tell you, it

ted, thank you for joining us. and, of course, we are going to continue to follow this manhunt in illinois. we will bring you the very latest as it happens. >>> and right now tensions are very high not far from here but in baltimore. even after a judge refused to dismiss charges against six police officers in connection with the death of unarmed black man freddie gray. the 25-year-old died in april after suffering a spine cord injury while in police custody. gray's death leading to looting and rioting that shut down baltimore. tonight we have live team coverage from the streets of baltimore to the courthouse. "on the record's" griff jenkins was in that courthouse today and joins us life. griff? >> greta, -- here in the courtroom, judge handing down three rulings in pre-trial hearings. motions to dismiss all the charges and a motion to recuse states attorney marilyn mosby denied. of course, a clear victory there for mosby's office. the defense said that they were disappointed but many of these you, will resurface in

ted cruz hits it perfectly.t's the reason why he's a first-term senator and has done so well nationwide. >> totally different manner in ben carson. that's what donald truch has to figure out. how to be self dep ri kating. i'm convinced he doesn't know how to spell it let alone what it means. >> he went to the wharton business school. he's smart. >>> what about mike huckabee? >> i would say it's time to give this government a kick in the butt. that's what we need to do in america right now. i've never seen mike huckabee so angry, so compassionate. to want, he dem strated he's bad. >> he's living up to the nickname i gave him that one time on air. >> if it's after 9:30, you're -- if it's in the second half of the show, you're okay. >> confirmed reports that could damage even further the hillary clinton campaign that's already under fire for is e-mail controversy. senator rand paul is here on the breaking news over hillary clinton, the valued voter summit and his future in this race. ooñóokñ.??????ó >>> breaking to

. >>> donald trump and ted cruz lead a rally against iran nuclear deal. can republicans still do anything to stop it? >> amid trump's attacks it did not stop the slamming of the top female republican candidate saying look at that face. would anyone vote for that? and why the new ipad pencil erased the stock value. >>> hello there. welcome to our viewers if the united states and around the world. thank you for being with us. i'm zain asher. >> hey, everyone. i'm errol barnett. this is cnn newsroom. . we begin with our top story the iran nuclear deal. u.s. lawmakers will debate three republican resolutions on thursday aimed at curbing the deal. republicans hope to finish voting by friday. the resolutions allege secret side deals regarding nuclear inspections and they say that president obama broke the law by not disclosing details of the deal. >> a spokesman for the white house says if congress does not vote by september 17th, the deal will automatically go in to effect. democrats say they have enough votes to protect the agreement. now demands for congress

also donald trump and ted cruz. the three of them headlining at the "stop the iran deal" rally, set to take place the day after congress returns to town next week. and, you know, if there's anything that's likely to persuade 11 democratic senators to defy the president, it's probably glenn beck, right? i mean, this thing is not over yet, but today it got really close to being over. the president is one vote away with glenn beck and ted cruz and donald trump doing everything humanly possible to make getting that last vote as easy as possible. watch this space. >>> so there are some politics can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? i brought in some protein to help rearrange the fridge and get us energized! i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength to keep you active. come on pear, it's only a half gallon.

crews -- ted cruz. he wasn't born in the united states, and a man has done nothing for taxes at all. he works hard to get into the cameras. that's all he does. i just want to know why they haven't focused on ted cruz -- where he was born at. this is someone that voted for obama twice. i would back rick perry in a heartbeat. why is he not closer to the front runner, with everything he's done? people have moved from other states just to come to taxes for the jobs that rick perry himself is done. he made a mistake during the debates when he misspoke. he might not talk the talk, but he does the job about getting things done. that's what i don't understand. he's done a lot for taxes. host: racial, thank you. -- rachel, thank you. guest: on paper, rick perry seems like a strong candidate for president. he's been a governor for three terms in one of the biggest economies of the world. the campaign he has run has not been strong, frankly. reports thate seen he has had to let go of a lot of staff because he can'

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ted cruz has the most to gain. a lot of people who are trump voters are saying they are second choices. if something were to falter, it's great to cultivate the result. he says my friend, what can i do to help you. donald trump nose if he is to hang on to anything from the tea party voters, he can earn bona fides, hanging out with people like this. it helps most of them. >> talking about friendliness. ben carson, who has mostly avoided the attacks. swinging without trump. it's interesting. there's two really. but three candidates who have not had the elected offices. donald trump, ben car son and carley farina. they have to distinguish themselves, going into a debate. ben carson, going after trump report, he's probably doing the right thing. he makes sense to do it. ted cruz, who we talked about, stays out of trump's way. ben carson, you'll probably here trump say his name at the library in that debate. >> it's been interesting and probably will continue to be so. michael shure in los angeles. >> it will not stop.

were there ted cruz volunteers? >> there were a number of ted cruz for president volunteers and support herbs. much more people wearing his hats and t-shirts. he did invite donald trump. ted cruz is in the news tonight as well as donald trump. >> well, well played. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, did chris christie's, and later, martin o'malley will join me live to talk about his debate battle the dnc. plus, colbert is back. we'll look at his premier behind the late show. >> i need a lot of help. today we're gonna talk about trucks. works for me. which truck brand do you think offers best in class hd towing? ford. i would say the ram. ok, lets move to the second door. best v8 horsepower. the ram. i say ford on the v8. chevy. what about this year's motortrend truck of the year? chevy. what do you think? the ford. there's no reason why they shouldn't be. let's see how you did. oohh! that's the chevy silverado hd, the chevy silverado, and the chevy colorado. no way?! chevy, chevy, chevy. wow. that's a clean sweep. >>> t

senator ted cruz. musical guest don henley. featuring jon batiste and "stay human" and now it's time for the late show with stephen colbert yes! yeah! >> oh yeah. >> stephen, stephen, stephen! >> stephen: thank you, ladies and gentlemen. thank you. folks, you know, everybody, i don't know how you feel but sometimes i feel like the world is spinning so fast. you know, you think you know something one day and the next day you go, i was wrong. case in point, my buddy jeb bush. when this election began like two months ago, everyone was talking about jeb. or rather jeb! but like all the other republican candidates, jeb is struggling to get traction against donald trump. trump is even dominating in jeb's home state of florida where the former governor is behind by 15 points. that makes sense that florida likes trump. i mean they're used to life size cartoon characters with giant heads. but-- (cheers and applause) >> stephen: don't touch the donald, kids. he gets angry. but fighting back now, and i'm glad to hear it, is jeb's super pa