his name is ted walker. he is a published artist and he actually does that for us. so, we use that because then we can legally say we used our own person. >> do you have more than one person who will friend a person, like someone you're looking into so they don't get suspicion us? >> oh, yeah. >> [speaker not understood] was saying, don't [speaker not understood]. >> you're exactly right. once you start friending about 10 people -- because, again, don't do more than like 10 a day. try to get friends. let their friends request you and you say, accept, accept, accept. accept everybody on there. because that's how it shows you have credibility. and then the other thing is you do have to put some pictures up. so, you know, some thing can be a little more abstract with it, but, again, don't use your own city. don't use a city because they're going to want to meet you, stuff like that. like i said, i use something up in wisconsin. i have a nice pretty little girl on my thing, other pretty girl pictures on there. that's what they like so that's how they get on there. and y

. >> not slowing down scott walker, ted cruz, rand paul, any others looking at the more conservative wing. chuck is right, jeb bush and more mainstream moderate republicans conservative in their principles but more pragmatic, i should say republican who has to look at chris christie and see him preempt the field. >> that's what he's trying to do. the theory is i'm going to take slings and arrows about being too moderate anyway. i might as well take them bear hugging i'm the establishment kind of guy because i'm going to be that anyway. the question is chris christie in that clip says i don't put those labels on myself. we know voters -- other candidates in places like iowa, south carolina, new hampshire, will rick perry over the weekend said is being a conservative in new jersey like being a conservative in iowa? well, we'll find that out. i think that's sort of the nub of it. we will find that out. the question is, i think the comparison christie has to avoid. he's fine being compared to jeb bush. he has to avoid being compared to rudy giuliani. he can't be that guy. we know that pa

i i think he's becoming more acceptable and ted cruz is helping him get there. >> i'd pick walker and paul. >> do you think republicans, donor, voters, everybody could look at rand paul and say he could win the white house? >> i don't know. and paul's supporters will tell you against hillary clinton, he could run to her left on for policy, he could overperform with the youth vote. but i think there is obviously ways you can picture out the democrats could exploit it. and that's his biggest leap. how does he get the conventional dope n donor, the arthur blanks of the world. can he get that money crowd who are big jeb bush and christie people. could he get them, i don't know. and i think that here's what's interesting about him. he's spending a lot of time courting these people. he's trying to answer their skepticism. and so that's why i don't rule him out. but one more dark horse. i think we underestimate mike pence. i could particulkocould picture loses re-election, jeb doesn't run, pence could be that other governor. >> putting personalities aside, i don't think we know the value of

names like, you know, fbj, forget bob by gin da, ted cruz, scott walker, and former texas state representative -- it just -- the clintons and president obama are in a different league than a ron paul and a louisiana governor bob yby jindal. that said, the fact that katon can keep saying all these names of brown people who are governors on the republican party makes -- a certain part of it is a little surprising, given what you were saying about the new majorities, that we can't name the people who will inherit the obama and clinton legacy. >> on the one hand, you have this sort of star power, but it's a somewhat dated grouping of folks, you know? the clintons, they're incredible, they have all this star power. hillary, who knows what's going to happen, she'll probably run. but we don't have, yeah, what is that next generation of folks, i think is an interesting question. but the other thing is, the republican party right now, in terms of surrogates, whoever they bring up is divisive. because they're having a fight in the party, whoever shows up there is going to be an argument about -- it's no

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ted cruz. wisconsin representative, paul ryan. louisiana governor, bobby jindal. jeb bush, wisconsin governor, walker. north carolina governor, nikki hailey. new mexico governor, susana martinez. mary fallon. >> are you assimilated to all of those names? it's an easy question. who has the best chance to be the gop front runner? >> it's a good list and the winner will be ran paul. >> is that right? >> ran paul will win the whole thing. he can win in iowa, new hampshire, and he's the only candidate that can win all three. >> what is vegas saying? >> i don't think they have a book on this yet. >> chris said that months ago maybe even and i first thought it was absurd, but i come around to agree. ted cruz in there, he can look like the reasonable candidate. >> let's look at cruz's biography. cruz control. >> i intend to speak in support of defunding obama care until i am no longer able to stand. >> senator ted cruz catapulted to the limelight with his 21- hour filibuster against obama care. born 1970, age 42, in canada. married, two daughters. public policy, 1992, harvard law school, jd, 1995. law clerk,

walker talking about that today. right? in terms of who's going to look good in 2016. is it ted cruz? no. is it marco rubio? no. this is where it's come. walker said i don't believe we're in 2016 yet. he's sort of already putting people in terms of boxes of who's fwood and who's bad and who has a better chance to win. very early on to be doing that. >> perry, on that point, it does sound like -- i do think this is a little bit of a fracture within the party. sort of a new sort of fracture if you will. dpov governors are talking about they're the ones getting results, they're distancing themselves from washington. scott walker earlier today, you know, talking about, you know, describing the ideal candidate sure sounded like a governor chris christie, a lot of his rhetoric. how tough is it going to be for those -- for washington candidates like a paul ryan, if he decides to run, to kind of try to be the outsider even though he's really on the inside? >> we should note, i think scott walker may have been campaigning for republican candidate named scott walker. who might run in 2016. that said, i think there's a rea

conservatives who are going to line up and compete for conservative votes whether ted cruz or rand paul or bobby jindal or scott walker. but i do think there will be a slot for a chris christie type. he did talk in our interview today. he said i think there are some republicans that are more interested in winning the argument than they are in winning an election, anderson. >> i think one of the things also about chris christie in looking ahead to the base, et cetera is, it wasn't just mitt romney. it was also bob dole at the end of his second term. it was also george w. bush that the tea party said now, these guys we've tried too many times. but in the end it's about getting your guy in the white house. and if he can sell electability and those numbers for him are great, the democrat graphics are great, that always trumps. it really does. >> electability is important for republicans. but chris christie has another argument that is not just process and electability. what do people hate right now? what have we seen the past? washington. everybody's tired of it. if there's one thing democrats and republicans agree on, th

ted cruz and a chris christie? that hypothetical, where are you? >> well, i haven't supported a candidate yet. john kasich's interested. scott walker. paul ryan.indal, nikki hailey. >> got to run the clock out. cruz/christie, come on. >> i think christie would be a stronger candidate. no question in my mind. >> it seems like everybody's excited about chris christie and hillary clinton. >> i'm mike pence. you heard it here. >> we should mention amy -- >> now we're just naming everyone. thanks to donna brazile and tim pawlen pawlenty. >> you can also weigh in on our fire back question. would you vote for for a 2016 presidential candidate who did not have peerns in washington? from the left, i'm van jones. from the right, i ' am s.e. cup. >>> out front next, george zimmerman arrested and charged. >> he had broken a table and at one point pointed a long-barrelled shotgun at her. >>> and toronto's crack-smoking mayor acts out again and again. >> i didn't push her. >>> plus lady gaga's revelation. >> i was speaking up to 15 to 20 marijuana cigarettes a day with no tobacco. >>> let's go out front. >>> good evening, everyone

walker. >> and i'm lois ark. now here's the news. >> wolf's one-hour documentary, ted turner, the maverick man, premieres this sundayrn, right here on cn nrk. that's it for me. thank you so much for watching. "newsroom" continues right now with john berman and rosa flores. >> we're going to start this afternoon with some good news. great news, actually, for a change. i want you to take a look at live pictures out of san francisco where any moment, a news conference will begin there on the city which is transforming itself into gotham city for a day. >> why, you might ask? it's a 5-year-old boy's wish. he's in remission from a long battle with leukemia, and today, the city is honoring his dream of becoming a superhero. you see the bat mobile there on your screen. we'll keep an eye out on this and take you live from the ground and talk about superheroes, what's your favorite superhero? >> i'm a batman guy. i love aquaman, but i love more an

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walker. >> and i'm lois harp. now here's the news. >> it took five years and $250 million before cnn turned a corner financially. and tedking around the clock to make it happen. >> i lived for 20 years in my office. >> which was right in the cnn building over there. >> right. i lived on a couch in my office for the first ten years. >> he was one of us. he would be in his housecoat down having breakfast in the hard news cafe. >> despite his efforts, critics called cnn chicken noodle news. >> i'll just go ahead and talk about some sports right now. >> and the white house would not even issue cnn press credentials. >> liftoff of the 25th space shuttle. >> even so, from the start, ted knew what he wanted. >> ted didn't care as much about ratings as he did about being the most trusted name in news. >> and being a network that had truly global impact. >> what he was doing was going to affect every state in the nation and every nation in the world. >> cnn took turner to cuba to meet fidel castro. >> he convinced castro to open a cnn bureau there. >> and even to the soviet union, where ted created the goodwill games. >> maybe i

ted to richmond two weeks ago. can you imagine if they ran the virginia government? >> cuccinelli joined on saturday, but wisconsin governor scott walker is trying to turn it into a referendum and trying to make it a referendum on the president himself. >> i am glad to have it here today too. on tuesday virginia can send a message to washington, d.c. and the rest of america and tell them no more denial of freedom for patients and doctors. >> careful what you ask for. the republican party wants that to be the reverent um on tomorrow's vote. he will stump with cuccinelli in culpepper. in an admission that libertarian candidate is syphoning off republican votes, the election day eve rally is with the libertarian hero himself, ron paul. what message will they take away from a bruising defeat in virginia. the non-tea party wing of the party is trying to flex their muscles. expect more i told you sos. do they claim that the cuccinelli loss was because he was too muted and because of the advisers didn't let ken be ken or does the prevailing view hold that when you hold the center, you are doomed to lose? swing states? the guy who went for a n

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you saw it this week when you saw governor scott walker yesterday and everybody saying he came out against senator tedd not come out against senator ted cruz. >> if people missed the sound bite, i want to run it so people want to know what you're talking about. here he is yesterday on abc. >> when you were elected in 2010 you were something of a tea party hero. what do you make of the tea party movement now? i mean, tarnished in many ways, certainly battered in the polls, blamed for the government shutdown. i don't think it's a movement that's monoly is this -- monolithic. >> i don't think the way you make things better is by shutting it down. >> the republicans who pushed it made a mistake? >> eupbgdz -- i think so so. >> what do you make of it? is he taking a shot at senator ted cruz? >> senator cruz did not want to shut down the government. he wanted to get people's attention. everything skrez was saying is -- everything senator cruz was saying is correct. i don't think he was taking a stab necessarily. he's frustrated like the rest of america. >> i read the transcript and jonathan carl said the re

people like mike lee, ted cruz who can get national media attention will start pushing back. you saw yesterday with scott walkerthe program and the clip you showed of paul ryan disagreeing with his friend that's it's not inevitable. there's rivalry because they don't want to give everything to the governors. >> i agree with that. i think this attention that mike lee is getting for his core beliefs is the other half of what the republican party is so hungry for. he does speak to such an important element, this hunger for republican party that proudly speaks about social conservatism, that does it in a way that doesn't demonize the other side but adds a human and compassionate side. i'm curious, mike, if you found he feels all his authenticity and base of support does he feel that was jeopardized or setback at all with his associates with ted cruz? >> you're making a great point about what he's saying that's appealing and, yes, this is a real concession. this is a change in where he was, an admission that for all of them to lock arms is not a good idea. so, as mark says he's not only separating himself but also h

ted cruz, rand paul. >> all good guys, but it has got to be somebody viewed as being exceptionally removed from washington. >> governor scott walkerdidate for the republicans in 2016. that was before the republicans held their republican governors association meeting this year. and governor schweitzer, that becomes sort of the -- that's the thing now on the republican side, like, look at chris christie winning in new jersey, you know, we need somebody like that because our national party label is terrible. we need somebody -- a governor like christie to save us in 2016, a lot of movement from that. >> high escott walker has riotse capital, people sleeping in sleeping bags because he's throwing people off their jobs, that's what we want in washington, d.c.? it may well be true that there are some governors out there that are qualified to be president. but they have to have a record that they can talk about and these two guys, not so much. >> well, so, there is -- i don't want to just ask the standard question of the are you considering running for president in 2016 or not thing. here is what i do want to ask. based on your experien