tyler: that is a lot. nate silver: it is a lot, and it does what i spend a lot of my time taking about. arrogant to for anyone to think they can beat markets. right? at the same time, the more worshipful we become of markets and the less useful they become as well. know donaldell, i trump is going to win because he's up to 52% -- it is lower now -- but is that fair? that i think doesn't add any value to the conversation. i am more interested as a person in providingrcher, information that other people can aggregate. if you are talking about our political market -- the first question is how good our markets? the answer to that is pretty is not verye air linear. when it is off they can be off by quite a lot. is the person who knows when they are off? that is harder to do. tyler: what is the difference between forecasting in futurism? do you have any predictions for the year 2050? not great, just better than the market. think i am mildly pessimistic in some ways. tyler: what is the biggest source of your pess

tyler: that is a lot. nate silver: it is a lot, and it does what i spend a lot of my time taking about. arrogant to for anyone to think they can beat markets. right? at the same time, the more worshipful we become of markets and the less useful they become as well. know donaldell, i trump is going to win because he's up to 52% -- it is lower now -- but is that fair? that i think doesn't add any value to the conversation. i am more interested as a person in providingrcher, information that other people can aggregate. if you are talking about our political market -- the first question is how good our markets? the answer to that is pretty is not verye air linear. when it is off they can be off by quite a lot. is the person who knows when they are off? that is harder to do. tyler: what is the difference between forecasting in futurism? do you have any predictions for the year 2050? not great, just better than the market. think i am mildly pessimistic in some ways. tyler: what is the biggest source of your pess

tyler has many interests, as you know for being here and being fans of tyler. i cannot tell you what tyler and nate are about to discuss. i can promise you this. it will be challenging. it will be fascinating. and above all it will be entertaining. so please join me in welcoming tyler: and nate silver -- tyler en and nate silver. >> they does not need much of an introduction. he is a phenomenon in the areas of data, sports, politics, online media. all the growth sectors. when i think of your work, i think of you is dedicated to the idea of numbers and data and wanting to apply that to as many different areas as possible. if you had to say of all the areas of human life, where can data bring the biggest improvements? mr. silver: that is a pretty heavy question. i think the answers are probably obvious in some sense i haveealth is an area not done a lot of work personally but i'm sure it's incredibly valuable. doctors are not known for being terribly analytics driven. i don't know the culture enough to know why. that i wouldreas like us to focus on a little more

and i think that tyler could really use a friend right about now. tyler. oh, my god, i thought you moved. th's what i told everyone. so they wouldn't know the truth. tyler's mom has been having some problems. what do you mean? first it was prescription drugs. then it became other stuff. ms. jeffries disappeared about week ago. tyler's been out looking for her. why didn't you let my mom help you? or my uncle? because then you'd find out, and... people at school. (short laugh) but... i guess they'll all find out anyway when it's in the papers that she's dead. tyler, we don't know that she is. i've looked everywhere. because she's been in the hospital. accidental od. e's been a jane doe at bellevue for a couple days. is there any way i can see her? that's why i'm here. so you did keep looking for her. and your uncle is on his way down from rhode island. you'll stay with him until your mom gets clean. thank you so much. all of you. we just did what she asked. come on. i want a cape. ah. (chuckles) cheers. (exhales) yeah. is this about that tomlifellow? his sec

resignation had been requested. >> that's rick tyler on the screen. >> rick tyler has been a strategistlong time, and you mentioned he spent some time with gingrich. newt gingrich was a hugely important person back in the '90s in washington, dc and rick tyler went back to that point. and this is really not so hutch a criticism of rick tyler in that he sent out the information, but that ted cruz has to be very, very cautious when the subject of faith, and in this case the bible, from what happened. it's worth going over the details here. there's a pennsylvania college newspaper that captured a picture and some audio, some video and audio, of ted cruz -- excuse me -- marco rubio talking about a bible and the allegation and the print that -- the text that appeared on the video suggested that he was saying there was nothing in it for some people, that the bible was not going to help them. words to that effect. in fact rubio, immediately upon hearing that, after it was tweeted by mr. tyler, he said i say exactly the opposite. i marco rubio said that there was something for everybody in the b

. >> and this morning, i asked for rick tyler's resignation. i have made clear in this campaign that we will conduct this campaign with the very highest standards of interesting grit. >> let's get ready to rumble. you're watching "your world," and on the screen behind me you're seeing marco rubio speaking in reno, nevada. we had ted cruz in las vegas, nevada, the site of the very big caucuses tomorrow night. the bottom line is we're waiting to hear from marco rubio how he will respond to ted cruz's communications operative told to quit, to get out to pack up and leave. mike emanuel is in las vegas now with the latest. >> reporter: neil, an explosive afternoon here on the campaign trail in the silver state. a cruz adviser, it appears, will be losing his job after senator marco rubio accused the cruz campaign of more dirty tricks after a cruz aide tweeted out a story from a university of pennsylvania student newspaper, accusing rubio of telling a cruz staffer in south carolina there weren't many answers in the bible. cruz communications director

tyler will have much choice. i'd like your reaction to this and, perhaps more importantly, what you think this does to the focus of the entire campaign as far as both the democrats and the republicans are concerned. will this make their campaign managers more accountable and stop some of this, you know, for lack of a better word obnoxiousness when it comes to retweeting things that haven't been vetted? >> right. well, we can wish that were the case. [laughter] the noise of democracy is not a very good sound sometimes. you know, i really wish that all of the campaign rhetoric were more thoughtful rather than thoughtless. i mean, there's so much out there that has very little to do with the significant and real challenges our country faces. and, you know, the selection of a president of the united states, one would hope, would be based on a series of four, five or six things that are really, really important to the country. instead, we're off on all these little ancillary issues. you know, the american people, i th

. >> let's get to this rick tyler stuff. rubio made fun of the bible when he was complimenting the bible to -- with cruz' father. now cruz is apologizing and asking for his resignation. here is cruz. >> i spent this morning investigating what happens. none of you have thrown the kind of insults at marco rubio that he throws at me every day. if other candidates choose to go into the gutter, we will not do the same. rick tyler is a good man. this was a grave error of judgmentment. it turned out the news story he sent around was false, even if he's true. we are not a campaign that is going to question the faith of another candidate. even if it was true, our campaign should not have sent it. >> here is the rubio's comment on this, it says, rick is a really good spokesman, who had the unenviable task of working for a candidate willing to do or say anything to get elected. no lie is too big and no trick too dirty. rick did the right thing by apologizing to marco, it's high time for ted cruz to do the right thing and stop the lies.

tyler? what? tyler jeffries. i'm nicky's mom. uh, my-my name's not tyler. from blessed heart. you came to our house for nicky's birthday party last year. i said i'm not him. forget it. tyler, are you okay? here we go, erin. yeah, i'll be right there. tyler! put him in interrogation. this one in the radio room. cuff the others to something solid. don't let them talk to each other or so much as trade glances. this goes real easy, fellas. first one to give up castillo wins the prize. you get the radio room; i got the box. got it. gormley: reagan, you want help? no. i got cops from a dozen precincts no, we're gonna get a crack at them first. all right, listen, steve kept me in the loop on this castillo. says his people are unusually loyal. boss of the year? great, i'm jealous. well, i'm just saying, you might hit a brick wall. then i'll drag his family in here. if you can find them. apparently he has a sister, bucastillo made her change her name so nobody could find her and use her against him in some way. do you have any more words of encouragement here, sarge, 'cause this level

rick tyler who circulated the video apologized.ough. >> at some point there has to be a level of accountability or you're sending the message to people that work for you, go out and do anything you want and if you ca

that tells you very little about rick tyler. what it tells you is what time it is in the republican race. this is the time in the republican race when things are starting to go pear shaped for a lot of campaigns. this is the time when some losing candidates will start to quit the race. this is the time when some losing candidates who have money will not necessarily quit the race but start to fire their staff. firing your staff has a lot of different explications. you can fire them because you want to look like you're changing. you can fire them because you want to look thrifty or you want to look tough. this is the part of the race where people start to get fired. at this point in the republican race, everybody who is running for president who is a republican not named donald trump is losing. overall, it's not that surprising that the losing campaigns that still survive are starting to crack up a little bit. what is strange today about ted cruz firing his national campaign spokesman is that nobody really expected that this was t

to tyler.yler was so adamant that no one would know what he was doing, but he refused to use any of the money that he was being paid as president to buy those slaves. he did it out of his personal funds. presidents have had all different types of ways to get slaves into their hands. some wanted people to know that they were doing it and some did not. brian: they all had different ways. a lot of stories in the book, george w the white house with the obamas with the unveiling of his portrait and see what that triggers in your research. [video clip] president bush: when the british burned the white house in 1814, dolly madison famously saved this portrait of the first george w. now, michelle -- if anything happens, there is your man. mrs. obama: i promise you -- i promise. i am going straight for it. and i am sure it will be closer, and i will get right to it. brian: what are you thinking? jesse: one of the great stories is that dolly madison comes and saves the portrait of george washington. i do

rick tyler's tweet fell into that.t's why we saw senator cruz personally come out and announce that he had called for his resignation. senator cruz personally inserted himself into this controversy today saying he himself went through and did his own investigation into what went wrong this morning. i do think that speaks volumes to where they feel, how they are being hit by these allegations they are spreading rumors and really trying to regain control, take back the narrative so they don't get branded as the campaign that engages in dirty tricks. >> cruz described him as a staffer. he's a top staffer, a guy put forward by the cruz campaign. we've had him on this program many times. >> rick tyler is a close aide of senator cruz, or was a close aide. he was really in his inner circle. let in on strategy meetings. he is all over tv all day speaking with authority for senator cruz. he certainly was more than just a staffer. of course that's a very intentional point to try to downplay his importance in the campaign and try

it's tyler perry! they're all coming. i just blew your cover, man. >> alex cross is a character famous by morgan freeman in "kiss the girls" and "along came a spider." tyler did not call morgan for advice. >> are you kidding me? that's morgan freeman. i'm not going to say, listen, i got this role. the man is so brilliant. i said i'm going to have to find my own thing my own way. >> what a world apart from tyler's own iconic character. >> this year turning 40 i wanted to challenge myself. >> this place is heavy, my man. >> the story has tyler tracking down a serial killer, lost matthew fox. >> he and i are archenemies. i shook his hand when we met, i said it's going to be our last is. >>> our countdown sizzles on. a young star whose style helped catch the eye of her former at just 23, thes go sill girl already has the eyes of the world on every style step she takes. >> there a lot of pressure on you in terms of what you wear because you are a fashion icon at this point? >> i just love to play dress-up. it's like, you know,

tyler is below deck. a song is being sung that tyler wants to hear. they tell people that they are going to fire the canon and tyler wants to hear this song. armistead decides to go upstairs to see them fire the canon. firing of the the canon becomes a misfire and the canon actually explodes on board. tyler is spared because he is below deck. ,he people around the canon most of them are immediately killed. exploded. shrapnel is being shot across the upper decks. as you said, several members of the administration are killed during this accident. including armistead, the personal servant. they went back to the white house, tell that story. of howthis is an example they treated slaves during that time. the people are taken off of the boat. beautifulut in these the of goals with -- vehicles with cherry tops. armistead gets a pine box. and you see the pine box's year off in another direction. he is central to his family in a pine box. everyone else who died was honored. without fanfare. that is an example of how little the slaves were regarded coming even

tyler -- overnight, rick tyler apologized for this. said this was a false news report, i was wrong to tweet it out, i was wrong to put it out. the tweet has since been deleted. however, since we learned just moments ago, apparently, that apology from tyler was apparently not enough for ted cruz. he announced to members of the media just within the last 20 minutes or so that he asked for tyler's resignation, in effect, basically firing him. i'm told that the campaign did not base this decision on that sound bite you just played, marco rubio asking for some accountability here, but cruz talked about the idea that he wanted to run a campaign that did not involve personal attacks and sort of stayed above the phrase. remember that both marco rubio and donald trump have been hitting cruz really for several weeks on what they're calling dishonesty, on what cruz -- excuse me, rubio's campaign has called this culture of deceit. donald trump has called him directly a liar. so this may be a way, it appears to be a way that cruz is trying to nip t

melissa: do you think all of that could be blamed on rick tyler though? is all that workings of one man? >> no. it is not. he was the sacrificial lamb that had to be thrown under the because of this problem. i mean when ted cruz wins evangelical, or loses evangelicals in the up state of south carolina, this is a bad thing. i'm sure they looked at those exit polls and figured out that donald trump was winning based on telling and saying that ted cruz was a liar and dirty tricks and tweeting out this, all this stuff. they're looking at nevada saying, we can't have that happen. but you know, this is this too little too late. melissa: you're somebody obviously all over this. you're following this every day. does it feel like this campaign is coming a bit unhinged? >> it does feel different than the campaign coming out of iowa. they had this steam, this moment where they seemed like they would be rolling along and south carolina was a state that lined up for them but to come in third in south carolina and to see donald trump beat ted cruz in those really, thos

and this morning, i asked for rick tyler's resignation. i had made clear in this campaign that we will conduct this campaign with the i very highest standards of integrity. >> i thought that was so notable right there, what you just heard from senator cruz. injecting himself personally into there story. you heard him say i called for his resignation after i did this investigation. very clearly the candidate himself here, really trying to regain control of his campaign. >> absolutely. so donald trump called cruz a world class liar. that's a quote. and rubio's campaign issued this statement. he said rick is a really good spokesman who had the unenviable task of working for a candidate willing to do or say anything to get elected. there's a culture in the cruz campaign from top to bottom that no lie is too big and no trick too dirty. it is high time for ted cruz to do the right thing and stop the lies. the question is how worried is the cruz campaign that these charges are sticking? that he is being branded a liar? >> reporter: i think they'r

cruz says he personally asked rick tyler to

short time ago cruz spoke out about why he demanded tyler's resignation. rick tyler is a good man. this was a grave error of judgment. even if it was true, we are not a campaign that is going to question the faith of another candidate. even if it was true, our campaign should not have sent it. that's why i have asked for rick tyler's resignation. >> rubio says it is part of a troubling pattern. >> for them to take a video and transcribe words on it that are the complete opposite of what i said, it's disturbing. every single day something comes out of the cruz campaign that's deceptive and untrue. >> ted cruz about to hold a campaign rally there. we'll see if he will have more to say on this controversy coming at such a crucial moment. we are out in las vegas tonight. you are there when ted cruz announced that he had asked rick tyler to resign. this is a major move by the cruz campaign. it is coming on a crucial day, one day before nevada votes. what more do you know? >> reporter: i was struck how quickly senator cruz worked on this. very clear he wanted to get out front of this con

tyler was the spokesman, the chief spokes man for the cruz campaign. donald trump quickly took to twitter today saying, wow! ted cruz falsely suggests marco rubio mocked the bible and was forced to fire his communications director, more dirty tricks. just saw the phony ad by cruz, totally false. is this man crazy. the rubio campaign put out a statement, rick is a really good spokesman who had the unenviable task of working for a candidate willing to do or say anything to get electedp no lie is too big and no trick too dirty. rick did the right thing by apologizing, it's high time for ted cruz to do the right thing and stop the lies. that's where we will start. steve hayes, national public radio and singdy indicated columnist charles krauthammer. it feels like this was the straw on a number of things. somebody's got to pay for this. >> i think that's right. certainly the cruz campaign was under increasing scrutiny about its alleged dirty tricks in the campaign. it showed up in the exit polling in south carolina, with 33% of voters who answered exit poll

and tyler smith was a student. his classmates tried to make sense of it all. >> there's an underlying teeing of fear. there are kids that don't want to go outside. it was a random thing. it was in our town. dalton has no background and was described as quiet but friendly. >> states. south-east are bracing for potentially dangerous weather. kevin corveau is in to cheg on the storms. and climate change to recent flooding up and down the east coast. >> these people have decided that today they will be arrested. >> i know that i'm being surveilled. >> people are not getting the care that they need. >> this is a crime against humanity. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> explosions going on... we're not quite sure - >> is that an i.e.d.? >>> fiji declared a disaster in the wake of cyclone winds. the storm killed 28, and the deposit is acting for international assistance. the officials are trying to assess the damage in low lying

>>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herrera. >>> wall street slammed. oil sank and so did stocks. but now there's a new worry on invest investors' radar. >>> fast lane. not even an historic blizzard could stand in the lane of the auto industry, which did something it hasn't done in 16 years. >>> go big or go home. why short-term thinking may not be the best strategy for business >>> all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, february 2nd. >>> good evening, everyone. and welcome to groundhog day. a day in the stock market that made investors think they were living early january's losses over and over and over. where's bill murray to make us laugh when we need him? investors evidently did wake up, saw their shadows, got spooked and sold, a lot, as in practically everything. banks, no, consumer stocks, out of here? every sector in the s&p 500 except utilities ended the day lower. gx gx was the biggest drag on the dow, contributing 55 points to the index's loss. let's take a look at the numbers, shall we? the dow jones industrial av

tyler was the spokesman, the chief spokes man for the cruz campaign.nald trump quickly took to twitter today saying, wow! ted cruz falsely suggests marco rubio mocked the bible and was forced to fire his communications director, more dirty tricks. just saw the phony ad by cruz, totally false. is this man crazy. the rubio campaign put out a statement, rick is a really good spokesman who had the unenviable task of working for a candidate willing to do or say anything to get electedp no lie is too big and no trick too dirty. rick did the right thing by apologizing, it's high time for ted cruz to do the right thing and stop the lies. that's where we will start. steve hayes, national public radio and singdy indicated columnist charles krauthammer. it feels like this was the straw on a number of things. somebody's got to pay for this. >> i think that's right. certainly the cruz campaign was under increasing scrutiny about its alleged dirty tricks in the campaign. it showed up in the exit polling in south carolina, with 33% of voters who answered exit polls s

tyler weig - executive director, south suburban ymca tyler weig is the executive director of the south suburban y. his facility is in its final week of a month-long fundraising push to raise $82 thousand dollars. 19:36:14 "well we're down to the final days of our campaign, and we have about $25,000 to go. and what makes the campaign unique is that all the money raised on the south side stays on the south side." - tyler weig - executive director, south suburban ymca every dollar raised in this campaign goes toward that $400- thousand-dollar amount the y gives back to its members to keep them here. with one week left to raise 25-grand, weig wants people to understand how valuable each of those dollars are for the lives of those in this community. 19:38:42 "because not everyone sees it - they see the dollars, but they don't necessarily see the person who lost 200 pounds because of it. or the person who lost their mother but is able to be here and have a good, solid foundation of adult support." - tyler weig - executive director, south suburban ymca a solid foundation - that's what the sou

and this morning i asked for rick tyler's resignation. >> rubio's campaign responded by praising tyler as a good spokesman and calling for cruz's campaign to quote, do the right thing and stop the lies. one topic ruin owe has re -- rubio has remained silent on is trump and the donald hit a rival, tweeting about the controversy calling it more dirty tricks. we go to tracie potts in washington. >> reporter: good morning. we heard more of that at a late night rally from donald trump. looking forward to today, the nevada caucuses. they have got 30 delegates up for grabs and this is really the first state where the gop is going to compete with the large latino population. >> the men and women in this room have a national bully pulpit. >> reporter: a final late night push to win nevada. >> this guy is sick. there's something wrong with this guy. >> reporter: the latest poll shows donald trump with a 16 point lead over ted cruz. >> the establishment of the republican party is waking up to the fact that within a couple weeks, donald trump could be unstoppable. >> reporter: not all voters are c

ted cruz asking that his communications director, rick tyler, resign after tyler tweeted a link to an inaccurate video about marco rubio and the bible. all this coming as the candidates head into two crucial weeks that will determine what happens next. "the lead" starts right now. >>> welcome to "the lead." as i said, breaking election news. senator ted cruz asking his communications director to resign after a false tweet and facebook post. we have some breaking news coming to you as the candidates head into two crucial weeks that will determine whether or not any candidate emerges that is able to stop donald trump. after his south carolina win. if not, trump's lead may become insurmountable thanks to states where it is winner take all. sunlen serfaty is in las vegas covering ted cruz. sunlen, a stunning move by cruz today. >> reporter: it certainly is, jake. rick tyler, his communications director, such a senior member of his inner circle. senator cruz today asking for his resignation, moving very swiftly on that, shows that he wants to present this image that he has zero tolerance f

ted cruz asking that his communications director, rick tyler, resign after tyler tweeted a link to anbout marco rubio and the bible. all this coming as the candidates head into two crucial weeks that will determine what happens next. "the lead" starts right now. >>> welcome to "the lead." as i said, breaking election news. senator ted cruz asking his communications director to resign after a false tweet and facebook post. we have some breaking news coming to you as the candidates head into two

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rick tyler is a good man. this was a grave error of judgment. >> tyler had already apologized. representative pattern of deception but because it was about his faith he will not let it go. >> who is held accountable to lying about ben carson? who was held connable for the robo-calls and it was held accountable for the commercials on television? again it's a very disturbing pattern of this campaign and flat out lying. >> donald trump tweeted wow more dirty tricks. cruz makes no apologies for bareknuckle campaign tactics but drew the line if they. >> we are not a campaign is going to question the faith of another candidate. the controversy is rocked for his campaign because evangelicals are so crucial to gop politics. trump leads ahead of tomorrow's caucuses in nevada where there are 30 delegates up for grabs. turnout is expected to be 10% of the state's republicans somewhere around 50 or 60,000 people through john kasich is put little effort in nevada to focus on the upcoming election in march. brigety today he raised eyebrows talking about women. how did i get elected? we just

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. >> reporter: that's tyler responsible for bringing this tee to the masses. he first tasted it 11 years ago while visiting the amazon and believed so much in its potential, he built a company around it. >> i showed up in ecuador with of using it commercially. the farmers literally laughed at us. the idea of commercial was nil. in only six years we've grown to 3,000 families. of direct cash income to the communities. >> they're not laughing at you anymore? >> they're laughing in a different and a half years ago a business adviser caught wind of channing's love of runa and recommend the tyler reach out to see if channing might invest in the that first meeting like for you? >> it was funny. because this friend of neil's asked if i wanted to meet a guy named date d d ed d tatting channing. >> i thought they were joking. that was a character i played. >> this is tyler gage. >> turned out he's a real here i am. >> he happens to be way smarter than i could ever try to be. >> reporter: already a runa mega-fan, channing was in.and while clips like this on lip synch ba

>>> this is "nightly business report" with tyler mathisen and sue herera. >>> head scratcher. the unemployment rate drops. and workers got a raise. so why did stocks fall so sharply? >>> where the jobs are. why some in-demand, high-paying positions are out of this world. >>> and heavy lifting. meet the man who's cutting down on workplace injuries with his bright idea and growing business. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for friday, february 5th. >> i'm sharon epperson in for sue herera. >> the unemployment rate falls below 5% but we begin with the seep sell-off in stocks. tech getting hit especially hard. let's get you to those numbers. if you dare. the dow industrial average sank 212 to 16,204. nasdaq dropped 146, more than 3%. the s&p 500 fell 35. bad day, bad week, with all the major indexes lower, nasdaq lost more than 5% as you see right there. some say today's decline was in response to the jobs report. some pundits think the numbers make a march interest rate hike likelier. but a report says there's much more to it than that, and it could spell tr

a tyler hewitt accompanied elaine on her flight from miami. he worked in the company business and security. i'm sending you a scan his passport photo. jules: thank you. parker: send it to ed, jules. parker: elaine, tyler hewitt. has he been helpg you since your husband died? i'm so sorry, mrs. stearns. the lawyer won't even return my calls anymore. oh god. tyler: there you go. elaine: oh, yes i need to see a copy of that registered letter you sent. i've shown you that already. i've shown you it several times. children's services iists there's nothing they can do if the parents don't comply. no, and they won't comply. no, of course not. i mean, why would they? look, she's earning them a living. look, have you shown photographs tohe police? i've tried, nothing but red tape. meanwhile, this is... this is what she has to endure. jess... everyday. we can't t her stay there any longer. elaine. i know it's not my place. but... but maybe what jess needs is a door out of there. sunshine. detox support. family that really loves her. frank left him to ov

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>> my name is tyler. >> tyler! >> and what is the boy's name? >> noah. >> tyler, we have got a special award for you tonight. >> oh, good. i can't wait. is it better than the lombardi trophy? >> it's better than the lombardi trophy. and we saw so many-- we saw so many fumbles here tonight. >> yes. >> and you, tyler, are the "late late show" most valuable player. and it goes right on your... butt! ( laughter ) for all the fumbles. no ayou enjoy your dad because he's a star. say hi to the "late late show." >> say hi. >> hi. huge broncos fan, you can explain the rules of american football? do you know any of the rules? >> well, i can explain it to you in a matter of seconds. the rules of american football are to get more points than the other team. ( cheers and applause ). >> james: he nailed it. he absolutely nailed it. ladies and gentlemen, my mum and dad. the "late late show." >> love you. see you soon. >> james: we're going to see a lot more of how my parents got on in the super bowl later in the week. now it may be the football that is taking

tyler took down his post and apologized to senator rubio, but the damage was done.uz talked about firing tyler in an interview with showtime's "the circus" set to air this weekend. >> a campaign is like a family and it's a close team. and so that's difficult. rick is a good guy. but he made a serious error in judgment. and it was not one that could be justified. and so we had to take action. and it's -- i feel bad for rick and his family that it occurred and it was -- it wasn't done out of malice, but it was a serious error of judgment. >> here with me now is rick tyler. he's now former cruz communications director. but he's also our newest political contributor here atç msnbc. rick, welcome. >> good to be here, chuck. >> i know we're ripping the band-aid off of here a little bit. so that version of events, where do you start with your regret? >> well, senator cruz is right. he had to do what he had to do. part of what he's built his campaign on is trust. and people do trust ted cruz, and i think that's why trump and rubio tried to attack that. and i made a judgmen

here is senator cruz who is calling for his resignation. >> rick tyler is a good man. this was a grave error of judgment. it turned out the news story was false. we are not the campaign that will question the faith of another candidate. >> reporter: and senator cruz trying to insert himself into the controversy saying he looked into the investigation of what went wrong and he called for the resignation trying to take control of what is going on within his campaign. the cruz campaign is sensitive and very aware of the fact that there is a narrative building around their campaign. pushed by many rival campaigns that their campaign is one that engages in dirty tricks and tactics. going into caucus night, this is what the cruz campaign does not want to focus on. john and christine. >> sunlen serfaty, thank you. >>> this morning, marco rubio going hard after establishment endorsements and money. his campaign purchased the e-mail list of chris christie. including donors and supporters. christie dropped out of the presidential race after a poor finish in the new hampshire pri