even ted nugent today saying, donald trump is as close to ted nugent as you're going to get in politicse two people that the establishment despise. they are also picking donald trump. >> i think the difference here, erin, is that sarah palin is an o outlier and i think she's providing cover for what people have questions about while guys like myself, brian brown, national organization for marriage are embracing because we celebrate ted cruz's values and we know he's a champion for those values. those are the issues that are going to play well on caucus night. i'm not as consistent as conservative as you may think i am. that's not going to sell. i think ted cruz stays in that lane. he keeps uniting conservatives and he's going to have a good february 1st. >> of course, i should note, ted nugent said he would love it if ted cruz were president. he loves them both. ted cruz hit trump on this issue today. let me play it. >> if you think of the last tigtime we beat the washington cartel, the reagan revolution, where millions of americans rose up and i would note that mr. dole then opposed re

presidents and you add in the image of the president as a chimp, and a sign of a tea party rally, and ted nugent calling him names. this has served as a wake up call for folks seeing the country in ways they don't want it to change. demographically this country is becoming -- [applause] >> demographically this country is becoming something different. the birth rates say within most of our life time this is going to be a country where there is no such thing as a racial majority. there is no longer a white majority, black or hispanic majority, we are all going to be minorities. if you have been gladys knight all of these years and suddenly you a pip -- many folk in white america are discomforted and angry and scared at the idea of we are all going to be pips from now on. i will close with this because i sense myself going long. >> to the point of your book, i think you address in grant park, the idea that 1968 had an impact and i would like to respond quickly, in the same post-traumatic slave syndrome, one of the questions the author raised is why is mama or dad not proud of me? and that plays int

the only thing that could make this more american is if ted nugent could shoot and kid rock knock it with a semi assault rifle. >> taking notes now. >> make fun of these beautiful children. >> they are beautiful children. nothing against the children. this is child abuse. to put them in this situation is horrible. furthermore you talk about lyrics trying to squeeze these words into this world war ii song what country is america i never heard of that country. >> you are a disgusting human being. last word to you? >> i thought it was one of the most wonderful things i have seen. it was smart. nothing brings joy like a child. nothing brings joy more than a child. that's what people tell me. everybody crushed it. >> have you ever seen a child? talked to a child? >> i have tried to. >> that's what i thought. >> don't move a muscle. what do carson bush and kasich have to do to watcatch the gop frontrunners? chris christie, where does he fit in? heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn

the only thing that could make this more american is if ted nugent launched a bow and arrow into theith an assault rifle and red, white and blue fireworks went off. >> make fun of these beautiful children. >> they're beautiful children. but this is similar to child abuse to have to do this. >> really? >> to put them in this situation is horrible. furthermore, you talk about lyrics. try to squeeze these words into this world war ii song, what country is america? i've never heard of that country. >> you are a disgusting human being. kat, last word to you. >> i actually thought this was one of the most wonderful things i've ever seen. i really enjoyed it. i'm really glad that it happened. and it was smart, too. nothing brings joy like a child, what people keep telling me. everybody loves the kids. we're still talking about the kids. everybody crushed it. >> kat, have you ever seen a child, talk to a child? >> i've tried to. >> that's what i thought. all right. don't move a muscle. unless you're being chased by a killer. in that case, run for your life. >>> still to come, what do carson,

one gop congressman invited ted nugent as his guest. last year others invited stars of "duck dynasty." now, ted cruz says he's going to skip tuesday's speech to campaign. his spokeswoman says it's not meant as disrespect. joining me now is white house senior adviser valerie jarrett. thank you for being here. >> my pleasure. how are you doing, reverend sharpton? >> i'm very well. let me ask you at the outset here. there are reports this will be a "nontraditional state of the union." what can we expect? >> well i think, i don't want to get too far ahead of president obama but he's really looking forward as he always does to having an opportunity to speak directly to the american people, and really tell his story about his vision for america, which is a very optimistic and hopeful vision, which i know won't surprise you. it's not going to be the traditional state of the union where he talks through all of the accomplishments of the prior year, and the challenges of the year ahead, so it will be much more visionary, and it's one that he's sp

guitar hi already taken a couple of lessons and learned ted nugent once the punk came, learn three chords and you can wry your own songs. >> reporter: the kid from queens knew immediately what he wanted. >> first time on stage was the ps 193. i dress you hadded ed up as gene summons and i spit instead of blood. >> household w old were you? 12. >> i made an audition call. set up a showcase. single out when i was 14. heart attack on a label called damaged good and it was called "god is dead." >> reporter: in the '90s he joined the influential glam punk band degeneration. for the remotes? >> yeah. that was one of the dreamsng friendly with them. >> reporter: malin launched his solo career in 2001 with the fine art of self-destruction produced byams. critics and fellow musicians took note, including bruce springsteen who later joined malin on his song" i was thinking about the universe for what it's worth >> he just seems to really love music and very supportive of other artists and stuff, sond of a surreal thing. >> reporter: we talked with malin in berlin, one of three lower east side bars