tim miller: yes, sure i would call him back.of things i would like to talk to him about. i would be happy to bury him on himt of things, -- query with a lot of things. i would never vote for him, i would never support him. there is nothing he could say to win me. he is a complete fraud. he has demonstrated he is a complete fraud over the body of his life. in fact today, he was pro-outsourcing and pro-path to citizenship, and even the campaign, he can't be trusted for president. he has no respect for the constitution. but we don't ever have to worry about that. we are to make sure the public -- republican party does not give him the nomination. mark: thank you. we'll be talking to you regularly. i look forward to it. the president of planned , parenthood is here to talk about the supreme court. ♪ ♪ mark: here with me is the president of planned parenthood cecile richards. ,thank you for joining me. donald trump has been talking a lot about planned parenthood and praising planned parenthood. i know you don't agree with him and sup

tim miller joins us from miami. he has a new job.is working for the super pac formed not that long ago with the sole purpose of trying to stop donald trump from becoming the republican party's presidential nominee. tim joins us from miami. why did you take this job? tim: sometimes in life, you have to be on the side of what is right and good. stopping donald trump from becoming the republican nominee is certainly that. he has no chance to become the president because hillary clinton would wipe the floor with him in the general election. his favorite thing to talk about in his speeches, the polls. i'm not sure what he would talk about in the general elections since hillary is cleaning his clock in every public poll that is out there. it is our job to stop that horrible reality from happening. mark: there has been discussions this week, an infusion of cash, how much cash do you all hope to raise in the next three weeks? tim: our principles has spent $3 million in iowa, with some success. it is one of the states trump has not won to dat

here's tim miller. clearing and cooler today as a cold front has moved today, mostly sunny, breezy and cooler, highs in the lower 60s. tonight, clear and colder, low in the middle to upper 30s. thursday, becoming cloudy with scattered showers developing by afternoon thanks to a very fast moving system that will be in and out by friday morning. showers and a few thunderstorms overnight thursday. rain chance will increase to 60% by evening. friday, scattered showers through midday then clearing, highs lower to middle 60s. weekend looks great! partly cloudy, highs middle to upper 60s. just into the alert center this morning... at least 4 people are hurt after a possible tornado swept through alabama late tuesday. some of the hardest hit areas - are southwest of birgmingham where the national weather service confirmed a radar- indicated tornado tuesday evening. in the video you can see some of the aftermath. trees down, cars damaged, and homes leveled by the strong storm. dozens of homes sufered damage, at

john: coming up, we check in with tim miller on his efforts to keep the republican nomination away from donald trump. ♪ john: if anyone is capable of stopping trump, perhaps it is our next guest, the former communications director for jeb bush, tim miller. good to see you. an important goal by yours and many others. tell me, right now, what are you doing today that is different from what you are doing yesterday to stop trump? >> we have expanded the number of states we are in. we have some new ads going up in ohio. it has been reported that everything he is outsourcing, the body wash, everything, all of it made in bangladesh, none of it made in ohio. letterman is featured in this ad. people should watch the video. he made the point in a comedic way. we are up there in ohio on outsourcing. we are also found in missouri, which is an important state next tuesday. we are talking about the testimonials of the trump university students that have been defrauded by donald trump, who pay $15,000 out of their own pocket, and got nothing from it. we are up in four. we just added one market here in

here's tim miller. march coming in like a lamb with mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures, highs in the lower to middle 70s. a cold front is just off to our west and will be here by tonight. look for increasing clouds by late showers and a thunderstorm or two late night into wednesday morning. rain chance 50% tonight into wednesday morning. a few showers wednesday morning otherwise partly cloudy, breezy and cooler, highs in the lower 60s. dry thursday before another shot of rain moves in and out for late thursday night through midday friday. rain chance 60%. highs upper 50s to lower 60s. it's great weather for some football! and spring practices have already started for some up next -- a look at the practice schedules for the gamecocks and clemson just into the alert center this hello, jimmy john's? [squealing tires] [swoosh] jimmy john's here! what took ya so long? the u.s. state department says it has released the final batch of hillary clinton's emails. the last set of emails comes from the 52- th

>> well, look, we should start calling tim miller don quidoe. there are a lot of groups spending money to trstop him. real people in the party calling for trump to be defeated, that noise, which started a little bit last week, has suddenly gone quiet again. >> yeah, i mean, look, it's going to take a concerted effort. a lot of the people, tim miller told us yesterday, it's going to take a candidate, it's going to take marco rubio, john kasich, or ted cruz to stop him, echoing whatever stop trump arguments out there. none of the three of them are focused on that. rubio and kasich are tying to win their states and have a positive imagine and cruz is trying to get one-on-one. >> i will say, where is paul ryan? where is mitch mcconnell? where are the leaders of the republican establishment in washington, d.c. where are their voices if he is such a menace? i would like to hear from them. >>> the aforementioned held a news conference at his mar-a-lago club where he announced his campaign rival, dr. ben carson, yes, the same ben carson that once mocked

mark: so, john, tim miller is up and trump's grill, but is anybody else involved in a stop trump movement or trying to actually stop trump? john: we should start calling quixoteer don't ge miller because he is tilting at a pretty big windmill. a lot of groups are spending money to try to stop trump in florida. in terms of voices, real people in the party calling for trump to be defeated, that noise, which started a little bit last week, has suddenly gone quiet again. it is going to take a concerted effort. tim miller told us he agrees it's going to take a candidate. it's going to take marco rubio john kasich, or ted cruz to stop trumpchoing whatever stop arguments are out there, and right now, none of them are focused on that in his single-minded way. rubio and k-6 are trying to win their state. -- john kasich are just trying to win their states. where is paul ryan? where is mitch mcconnell? where are the leaders of the republican establishment if donald trump is such a menace? i would like to hear from them if they really believe that. this morning, trump announced the endorsement of his

tim miller told us he agrees it's going to take a candidate. it's going to take marco rubio john kasich, or ted cruz to stop him, echoing whatever stop trump arguments are out there, and right now, none of them are focused on that in his single-minded way. rubio and john kasich are just trying to win their states. john: where is paul ryan? where is mitch mcconnell? where are the leaders of the republican establishment if donald trump is such a menace? i would like to hear from them if they really believe that. this morning, trump announced the endorsement of his former campaign rival, dr. ben carson. that would be the same ben carson he mocked shamelessly and mercilessly on stage, called pathological, and sort of compared to a child molester. carson he mocked shamelessly and mercilessly on stage, called pathological, and sort of compared to a child molester. today, carson called that all par for the course and urged the party to unite behind trump if he became the nominee. ben carson: i have come to know donald trump over the past few years. he

>> it's tim miller, yeah. >> jimmy: tim miller, this guy kept the pace up. kept going. >> did a great j"just call me angel of the morning." it's a great soundtrack. >> that's the first thing we put in the script six years ago was juice newton's "angel of the morning.angel of the morning >> jimmy: as you're flying through the air shooting. it's like so fun. and like everybody's great in the film. >> i'm so glad you guys petered out. 'cause i forget all the rest of it. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. they know when to come in and out, yeah. for those people that do not ," can we describe him? how do we -- >> yeah, he's a -- well, he lives within the "x-men" universe. he is one of -- in the comics lverine's rivals, but he's a mercenary and gets cancer -- terminal cancer. he goes into this program, they hideously disfigured, but he s regenerative healing powers and he's insane. he's just basically like, running around in this costume hich is like just a full body -- red body condom. [ laughter ] and it's very meta. like, he knows he's in a movie. jokes

far as the candidates themselves, you know, they need to do what's best for their campaign. >> tim miller of our principles. good to see you again. thank you. >> thanks, chris. >>> and joining me now to talk about the republican race, jay newton small, washington correspondent for "time" and jonathan capehart, opinion writing for "the washington post." jay, i haven't seen you in a while. give me your take after this volatile weekend of the republican raise for president. >> hi, chris. great to see you sort of, at least on camera. but it's been interesting to see, i mean, i think short term a lot of this protest actually really helps donald trump with his base, and, again, as tim was saying, it's not a base that's a majority of the republican party but with a base of sort of trump true believers who are, you know, about 35 to maybe 40% maximum of the party because republicans typically love law and order issues. they love somebody standing up and being a commander in chief and saying, do not do this, and sort of enforcing order and those kinds of things. and so to some degree this is helpi

tim miller joins us now from miami. he has a new job. working for our principles sole purpose of trying to stop donald trump from being the republican party's nominee. he joins us from miami. why did you take this job? >> sometimes in life, you need to be on the side of what is right and good. stopping donald trump from being republican nominee and the president is certainly that. he has no chance to become the president because hillary clinton would take the floor from him in a general election. he loves talking about the polls . i'm not sure where he would talk about in the general election -- hillary cleaning his clock in every poll out there. it is our job to stop that horrible reality from happening. mark: the pac has not raise as much money as it liked. how much cash do you hope to raise in the next three weeks? pac spentnciples about $3 million in iowa, with some success, being that that is one of the states that donald today.as not won because of the fragmented field, for a variety of reasons, there was not the financial support

i think you would have riots. >> i'm joined now by tim miller, the communications director for our principles way, he was the communications director for jeb bush's campaign. mr. miller, welcome back to the show, sir. >> hey, chuck. >> so let me ask you, what do you do now? i think it's fair to say that last night was not a success. >> well, here are the encouraging signs from last night. if you look at the head-to-head matchups from the exit polls, cruz beat trump in missouri and kasich beat him in ohio and there was no head-to-head in illinois. the other positive sign from the exit polls that in florida, 30% of people who voted said that they would look to a third party if it was trump versus clinton. in missouri, that number was 42%. a huge, massive, unprecedented historic part of the party does not want to support trump. cruz is only two delegates behind. over the next month, there are only three contests, two of which don't look good for trump, wisconsin and utah. so there's plenty of full-time for cruz or kasich to catch up to him, taking advantage of those extremely high negative numbe

john: coming up, we check in with tim miller on his efforts to keep the republican nomination away fromd trump. ♪ john: if anyone is capable of stopping trump, perhaps it is our next guest, the former communications director for jeb bush, tim miller. good to see you. an important goal by yours and many others. tell me, right now, what are you doing today that is different from what you are doing yesterday to stop trump? >> we have expanded the number of states we are in. we have some new ads going up in ohio. it has been reported that everything he is focusing on is outsourcing, the body wash, everything, all of it made in bangladesh, none of it made in ohio. letterman is featured in this ad. people should watch the video. he made the point in a comedic way. we are up there in ohio on outsourcing. we are also in missouri which is , an important state next tuesday. we are talking about the testimonials of the trump university students that have been defrauded by donald trump, who pay $15,000 out of their own pocket, and got nothing from it. we are up in four. we just added one market her

mark: tim miller, thank you. we will be talking to you regularly., my conversation with the planned parenthood president, cecile richards. her thoughts on donald trump, hillary clinton and much more. ♪ mark: here with me now is the president of planned parenthood, cecile richards. thank you for joining me. donald trump has been talking a lot about planned parenthood and praising planned parenthood. i know you do not support him for president, but do you like that he is defending the role that planned parenthood plays? cecile: what he says reflects where the american people are. what mr. trump is saying is very disingenuous. on the one hand, he praises our work and on the other handsets says if he were president, he would end the ability of folks to come to us for health care. you cannot have it both ways. mark: you could exist as an organization without any government funding. cecile: we've been around for 100 years. we are looking forward to doing this work for another 100 years. it is dangerous when politicians start putting their own political ag

tim miller is in the first alert storm center with your wake up weather. clearing and cooler today as a cold front has moved through the state. today, mostly sunny, breezy and cooler, highs in the lower 60s. tonight, clear and colder, low in the middle to upper 30s. thursday, becoming cloudy with scattered showers developing by afternoon thanks to a very fast moving system that will be in and out by friday morning. showers and a few thunderstorms overnight thursday. rain chance will increase to 60% by evening. friday, scattered showers through midday then clearing, highs lower to middle 60s. weekend looks great! partly cloudy, highs

tim miller is in the first alert storm center with your wake up weather. march coming in like a lamb with mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures, highs in the lower to middle 70s. a cold front is just off to our west and will be here by tonight. look for increasing clouds by late afternoon with scattered showers and a thunderstorm or two late night into wednesday morning. tonight into wednesday morning. a few showers wednesday morning otherwise partly cloudy, breezy and cooler, highs in the lower 60s. dry thursday before another shot of rain moves in and out for late thursday voters across the country will head to the polls today in the temperatures, highs in the lower ttmiddle 70s. a cold front is just off to our west and will be here by tonight. look for increasing clouds by late afternoon with scattered showers and a thunderstorm or two late night into wednesday morning. rain chance 50% tonight into wednesday morning. a few showers wednesday morning showdown of the 2016 presidential election. the super t tsday primaries are dominated by several southe

we're going to bring in now tim miller, adviser to the our principles pac and former communications directorce to welcome you back, tim. >> hey, alex. >> let's talk about what happened last hour when i spoke with omarosa manigault, who is a trump supporter, and she had this to say about the feud between mr. trump and ted cruz. >> the thing that really triggered this really goes back to the fact that there is this anti-trump movement. $65 million, alex, has been spent to date to stop donald trump from becoming the republican nominee, and these folks will stop at nothing, including bringing in donald trump's wife, melania, and posting ugly, ugly ads towards her. they're in these back rooms, in these secret meetings, trying to figure out how to stop him. and so, i believe that anything that you see, these stories are just meant to slow down his momentum. >> tim, what's your reaction, as one of these anti-trump forces? >> well, look, i'd say for starters, the one ad she's referring to is by kind of a small anti-trump group, and look, we didn't appreciate that ad, either. but here's the thing, th

that's the biggest one of the three you mentioned. >> tim miller, thanks for being here. up next, people from the cruz and kasich campaigns to preview the debate tonight. remember, if you're watching us in washington, d.c., you can list listen to us on bloomberg radio, 99.1 on the radio/radio. language of bug. "hey cortana, find my katydid video." oh! this is so good. if you're trying to teach a kid about a proboscis. just sketch it on the screen. i don't have a touch screen on my mac, i'm jealous of that. you put a big bug in a kids hands and change their world view. i use at's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me. with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to imp

we had tim miller on the show who ran jeb bush's campaign, who is part of a pac.$4 million attacking a gop candidate, zero dollars in favor of a gop candidate. >> what got me, eric, was the fact that you could have -- governor romney could have set a tone which he criticized substantively speaking everything that he went on to do without the vicious, without the desire to bleed him, to kill him, to hurt him in every way. governor romney had his shot. where was that passion when mitt romney was running for president? did you ever, even for one minute, see romney speak of himself like that? >> the gop establishment cannot handle a trump nomination, so they'll do what they can to make sure he doesn't get to 1237 and mitt romney is the guy they say third time is a charm? >> this is, if our establishment guy can't be the candidate, we're going to sabotage ourselves and blow up our own tent. it was just so far beyond the pale that i can't figure it. >> can donald trump secure a nomination and beat hillary clinton without the support of the establishment of the gop? >> i

tim miller, senior adviser to the anti-trump our principles pac and jeb bush's communication director. first, talk about what is an extraordinary war of words now between donald trump and ted cruz involving their wives. i don't know what we can even compare this to, anything that we've seen in the past. you now even have heidi cruz coming out within the last hour responding to donald trump's threats via twitter to spill the beans about her after he alleged that ted cruz was behind an ad in utah showing his wife on the cover of "gq" undressed. this is the ad. ted cruz says he has nothing to do with it from a pac make america awesome. what is your take? >> i wouldn't call it a war of words. ted cruz didn't do anything except for run a campaign for president based on the issues. what donald trump likes to do is insult and degrade and lower our discourse as much as possible and in this case, what he did was take a completely unprovoked attack at ted cruz's wife to try to get this to happen. cable news to speculate on what might be. look, i think that we know what it is, that's ted cruz an

. >> reporter: well, we want you to meet tim miller. used to be the spokesman for jeb bush when he was running for president. now, he is a spokesperson at the communications director for something called our values. they have a whole lot of money and their mission is to derail donald trump. let's take a look. >> anybody but trump abc. >>abc is about to hit florida. >>at trump university we teach success. that is what it is all about. >>said. it will happen to you. >>former students take trump university was a scam. >>the movement going on right now and parts of miami and the battleground will be florida ahead of the march 15 presidential primary. >>no matter what the issue is donald trump has been on both >>we will do a surroundsound approach, male, radio, digital, television. >>big-time -- big timers are now making their move . the owners of the chicago cubs, the ricketts family have kicked in millions. >>we have big donors and big supporters were worried about the republican party, they came together and said this organization needs m

. >> reporter: well, we want you to meet tim miller. used to be the spokesman for jeb bush when he was running for president. now, he is a spokesperson at the communications director for something called our values. they have a whole lot of money and their mission is to derail donald trump. let's take a look. >> anybody but trump abc. >>abc is about to hit florida. >>at trump university we teach success. that is what it is all about. >>said. it will happen to you. university was a scam. >>the movement going on right now and parts of miami and the battleground will be florida ahead of the march 15 presidential primary. >>no matter what the issue is donald trump has been on both sides.>> tv ads will saturate the florida airways. >>we will do a surroundsound approach, male, radio, digital, television. >>big-time -- big timers are now making their move . the owners of the chicago cubs, the ricketts family have kicked in millions. >>we have big donors and big supporters were worried about the republican party, they came together and said thi

. ♪ mark: our guest is tim miller. former communications director for jeb bush. he gets a new job. g for our principles p purpose is trying to stop the from being nominated. donald trump from being the nominee. tim: you need to be on the side of what is right and good. stopping him from being the president is certainly that. because hillary clinton would wipe the floor with him. he loves to talk about his polls. i'm not sure what he would talk about in the general election with hillary cleaning his clock in every public poll that is out there. it is our job to stop that horrible reality from happening. it has not raised as much money as it would've liked. possibly an infusion of cash. how much cash deal hope to raise? do you hope to raise? we spent about 3 million in iowa. focusing on his record on a whole host of issues. there was not the for stop trumprt effort in the ensuing weeks that there needed to be. more and more money is coming through the door. it raised more money in the last week that it had through its existence to date. focusing on how donald trump scamps people at tr

. ♪ charlie: tim miller. now advisor to the group of principle pac's.oal is to stop trump from winning the republican nomination. good to see you. goal by your and many others life. what are you now, doing today different from yesterday to stop trump? >> we've expanded the amount of in.es that we're we're in ohio. already, reported folks is outsourcing donald trump. and body wash and umbrellas. trump everything. made in -- letterman is featured in this ad. people should watch that video. the point of that broke through. there in ohio outsourcing. missouri, which is an important state next tuesday. we're talking about the the trumpls of university student who have been defrauded by donald trump who out of their own pocket. they got nothing from it. states on tuesday -- >> we're up in four. we added one market here in florida. in team, -- in tampa, talking about the trump tower tampa. hear about that. pretending like he was a developer . he wasn't. d-listnered with the guys that do strip mall development. to live thereted $100,000. trump got away free. lo

. >> tim miller communications director for jeb bush's campaign. now senior tad adviser for our principals pac. so far no one tried to stop donald trump. >> donald trump tells people what he thinks they want to on immigration, abortion, gun cull troe. taxes. health care. >> the super pac spent millions in i w to prevent trump caucus win there all. haw i don't know anything what you are talking about with white supremacy. >> plans to plow forward with two week spending spree focusing with states with primaries and caucuses, march 8 to 15th t the groom's money reportedly coming from well heeled billionaire republican donors. the ricketts family, hedge fund manager, paul singer and meg whitman, president and ceo of hewlett-packard enterprise. >> tonight is the beginning of donald trump bringing the republican party together. whitman was chris christie's former national financial co-chair and blasted his support for trump as opportunism. >> hillary clinton took a big leap towards the nomination on super tuesday. winning seven of the 11 states. still be

. ♪ mark: if anyone is capable of stopping trump, it is our next pact, tim miller, whose has the goalng the trump nomination. an important goal. tell me now, what are you doing today that is different from what you were doing yesterday? tim: what i'm doing today -- is expanding the amount of states we are in. it has been reported already that donald trump is outsourcing. everything, the body wash, umbrella, all of it is made in bangladesh. none of it in ohio. john: the david letterman argument. tim: exactly. letterman made that point in a very comedic way. we are up there in ohio. we are also in missouri, which is an important state next tuesday. we're talking about the pestimonials of the trum university students who have taken $15,000 out of their own pocket and got nothing from it. mark: of the five states, how many are you up in? tim: four. we are also in tampa, talking about trump tower tampa. ,e was the developer on this who partnered with the list guys reduced grip -- guys who do strip mall development. aftergot away scott free filing for bankruptcy and these guys lost their ow

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opportunity he got, so i think the voters here know where he stand when it comes to donald trump. >> tim millerhe's with the ted cruz campaign. ron, it's good to have you with me about dirty tricks being played in ohio against the rubio campai campaign. that many. they were handing that around making sure they weren't trying to elicit. why would cruz supporters feel it okay to use this discredited story going after rubios back in the rice. -- race. >> didn't know anything about it, got on the phone right away, spoke to people in hawaii. determined there were some volunteers on the ground in hawaii who had picked up this cnn story which was featured on the dredge report, and i e-mailed it out and put it on their facebook page. we asked them immediately to take it down. they did, and that's that. also our legal counsel said, do not use the ads. we have him and we have him appropriately. >> look, the nature of politics is when a campaign is flailing, they attack. and they attack other candidates, and they attack their integrity. this particular e-mail apparently came from a volunteer in hawaii not

tim miller was vague about how much money his super pac has raised.ome of the people doing the fundraising could write multi-million dollar checks themselves pretty easily. my question for you, mark, is how are the attempts of the elites to try to stop trump, how are they going? mark: my taxicab driver was obsessed with the scholars denouncing trump. i think the foreign-policy elites, financial elites, who want to stop donald trump can be a part of it. the lack of focus on voters is kind of insane. you will stop him with a candidate, and most of these people are not engaged with any other candidate. you're going to stop them with votes. as you said, if donald trump is stopped, people can look back and the foreign-policy scholars as part of the victory, but i don't think it will have much impact. regarding fundraising, i don't understand this. the clock is ticking. florida is less than two weeks away. you have billionaires and multimillionaires soliciting money from others. john: the national review went after donald trump weeks ago. however long ago i

tim miller says that he wants to do opposition research on anyone supporting donald trump.w. >> it is. i think it's a nice play by if anti-trump pacs to get some attention on themselves. we're all talking about it today. they're getting what they wanted. at the end of the day, donald trump has an opportunity potentially to be our nominee. it makes a lot of sense that people in washington want to take the opportunity to get to know him and ask him questions. to ask him questions about foreign policy and other national interests because he hasn't given a lot of specifics on the campaign stump. these people want to ask him questions and find out where exactly he stands on the issues. >> christian, can i ask you if you think anti-trump efforts can successfully stop trump if case ic -- kasich are on the cruz. lindsey graham thinks not. >> john, if i thought you could win, i'd be behind you. you are the most electable candidate. work with ted to deny trump the 1237. if you're not willing to work with ted, then you're hurting the cause. by kasich going to utah, you're making it ha

. >> outfront now, sam clovis and tim miller. mitt romney announcing he's going to vote for ted cruz. would this hurt trump? >> i don't think so. maybe it might have some impact in utah. it may have some there. we're out there campaigning. we don't leave anything to chance. we want to do as much as we can. i think if you take a look at what governor romney has mentioned and what he's done i can't tell you the hundreds and hundreds of e-mails and phone messages and text messages all of us have received about how this is really galvanized the support for donald trump. i just got off the phone with someone you would know that wanted to let me know in no uncertain terms that what romney is talking about and what people are proposing for the convention is not going to happen. this is somebody that knows that for a fact. we have a bunch of sore losers and it really comes down to that. >> can you tell us who you were talking to? >> no. >> is it a political person? >> no, not at all. it's a person in the know. i feel pretty good about it