. >>> he's unelectable now. he refused to criticize the ku klux klan. >> the stakes are high with super tuesday less than an hour away and donald trump now under fire for what he didn't say. and the water levels at lake tahoe on the rise, but where does it stand in comparison to previous years? the answer may surprise you. >>> i hope it's good because there's more on the way. snow and rain we'll show that . >>> in less than an hour it's super tuesday. 12 states his shaping up for a big day for hillary clinton and donald trump. can ted cruz win texas and keep trump from a super tuesday sweep. >>reporter: cruz in houston tonight working not to be beaten in his home state tomorrow. >> if you don't want to see donald trump as the nominee if you don't want to see hillary clinton as the next president then stand with us tomorrow on super tuesday. dallas then san antonio. among texans donald trump is out polled by cruz. >> he's not really a whine he yankee new yorker. >>reporter: trump got the backing of nascar drivers

in addition, hillary clinton has secured an overwhelming number of unelected super delegates made up from the party establishment. clinton and sanders sparred during a debate in flint, michigan, sunday night. we will have more after headlines. on the republican side, senator ted cruz defeated donald trump in the kansas and maine caucuses, while trump won in louisiana and kentucky. trump called for florida senator marco rubio to drop out of the race, saying he wanted to take on ted cruz one-on-one. the rubio won the primary in puerto rico, sweeping all 23 delegates. retired neurosurgeon ben carson, meanwhile, has suspended his campaign and ohio governor john kasich has picked up the endorsement of actor and former california governor arnold schwarzenegger, who is said to replace donald trump on the reality tv show "the apprentice." as a republican establishment seeks to block trump from taking the nomination, one possible strategy is for rubio and kasich to remain in the race, dividing the delegates in the hopes of producing a brokered convention. meanwhile, outside groups are reporte

hire people prorate what we are going to be running on is all these major regulations coming out of unelected bureaucracies, that has to come back to congress for a final vote so we restore the constitution and the principle of self-government. carrie: excellent. i think that is interesting, when you are talking about regulation as the barrier. putting layers of bureaucracy between the vulnerable and those who are supposed to be protecting them. what kills me is you could talk about these facts, these are the americanieces, inner price institute does great work. think tanks. day andspout facts all yet the liberals are the one to kill us when it comes to poverty. how do we push back about that? mr. ryan: we have these things called cost-benefit analysis which the obama administration it ignores. we are also saying, let's measure how proposed regulations affect the poor. the out-of-pocket costs. how they affect costs. we need to measure this. there is a way to measure this so public officials and the public sees what these harmful regulations will do to those living paycheck to paycheck. the po

they think he is totally unelectable now in a presidential general election against hillary clinton. and not just that, but he could actually jeopardize -- you're hearing increased chatter in republican circles over the last week or two, that he could jeopardize not only the republican senate majority, but the house majority. and this is another issue that's just going to add to that fear, the palpable fear among republican rank-and-file leaders. i think a couple of weeks ago, if trump got close to that majority, they might have just let him take the nomination. now, i think, you're going to see republican leaders fight tooth and nail to prevent trump from being the republican nominee. >> more focus on the potential collateral damage, which you point out, we've been talking about the last couple of days. josh kraushauer, appreciate you being with us today. beth fouhy, carrie dan, kristen welker and karen tumulty, thank you all for being with us. >>> still to come this hour, hillary clinton campaigning in new york, while bernie sanders looks for a big victory in wisconsin. jane sander

meanwhile -- trump's challengers ted cruz and marco rubio are deeming the businessman as unelectable, and says if he wins the republican nomination, he could very well lose to hillary clinton should she be the democratic challenger. you'll hear from both candidates ahead on sunrise at 5:30. as we look ahead to super tuesday tonight, nbc will have an hour- long special of nightly news with lester holt. extended live coverage of today's contests starts at 6:30 and will continue through this morning in the wis alert center... tensions are on the rise in a raleigh community following an officer- involved shooting, monday that left a man dead. hundreds of people gathered last night to protest the killing of 24 year old akiel denkins, pictured here. police say he was shot and killed after a short foot chase near downtown raleigh. police say denkins was wanted on a felony drug charge but did not touch on why the officer shot him. witnesses say denkins was unarmed. police say they found a gun near the man's body. the community is demanding answers. "it is time for change. it is time for chang

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. >> he's unelectable now. he refused to criticize the kkk. >> reporter: trump got support from exnew york -- >> [ indiscernible ] i know about donald trump. >> reporter: hillary clinton today jumping on the republicans. >> what we can't let happen is the scapegoating, the blaming, the finger pointing that is going on on the republican side. >> reporter: bernie sanders was in minnesota a state he hopes he can win. while back in texas cruz is >>> polls in texas show cruz widening the gap leading trump by 0 points. >>> a navy sale who risked his life to save an american hostage stepped out of the shadow. playing the highest military honor around chief senior warfare officer edward byers junior. the first living to receive the honor in four decades. highly honored medal comes after a mission on the rescue a civilian in 2012. an operation which cost a teammate his life. >> a success came with a price. that first feel through the door his friend nick was grievesly he stayed with nick helping to perform cpr the entir

we think a fourth branch of government, unelected bureaucrats, are effectively writing the laws of america so that the founding principle of this country, governing by consent, being a self determining people, is not at play here. we want to reclaim that. these are ideas. these are choices. this is what we can do to add value to the -- presidential campaign and congressional election. reporter: what confidence do you have that trump would embrace this agenda? speaker ryan: we will see when we have a nominee. reporter: on the same point, you always like to say that you're a policy guy. three of the policies your most associated with, trade, taxes, and entitlement reform -- donald trump takes pretty much the exact opposite position. he's anti-free trade, he wants to raise taxes and does not want to do anything on entitlement reform. what good will your agenda be if he is the nominee? speaker ryan: we will speak out for who we are and what we believe. we will run on our beliefs and ideas. i will leave it at that. reporter: regarding the budget, you had a discussion about that this morning. i'

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we had a situation where an unelected emergency manager was appointed by the governor to save dollars, to save money. and in the process contaminated the water system. the decision was made to move away from clean detroit water, from the detroit water system, water that comes from lake huron, the great lakes, and move on a temporary basis until a new system could be put up and running that drew water from the flint river. the flint river was known to be one that was, water that was very, very corrosive. in fact, general motors had an engine plant and used water in the manufacturing process but found the water was so corrosive that it was damaging engine blocks. so they stopped using this water because of the damage it was doing to the manufacturing process. but unfortunately, the unelected emergency manager and the state government decided to use that water for the people of flint as a source of drinking water, and they did not put in the proper corrosion control chemicals that may have mitigated this disaster. as a result of that, this highly corrosive water was going through the pip

the poisoning began when an unelected emergency manager appointed by governor snyder switched the city's water to the corrosive flint river, causing lead from the pipes to leach into the water. many are calling for snyder's resignation and even his arrest. we'll have more on flint after headlines. in honduras, environmentalists say gustavo castro soto, coordinator of friends of the earth mexico, has been detained and deny permission to return to his native mexico. castro witnessed the fatal shooting of environmentalist curt guyette in honduras --berta caceres. we will have more on this case later in the broadcast. venezuelan authorities say they're investigating an alleged massacre of 28 miners and the state of bolivar. there reports of gang killed and dismembered the miners in a bid to take over a wildcat gold mine. in boston, massachusetts, more than 2000 public school students walked out of class on monday to protest planned budget cuts. despite threats that they would be marked absent for leaving, the students rallied on boston common at the state house and at faneuil hall, chanting,

this is a power grabby the unelected. >> is there one place where i can see a lot of these different instances that you're talking about or i can read about it? >> joe, i'm glad you asked that question! by far, the best set of examples is -- >> is where? >> is in this book. >> there you go, you barely got two in, larry. >> larry was telling us the. >> congratulations for writing us when you started. let's face it, he was ahead of the curve. >> i'm part of the -- look, i was a fed governor, a harvard professor, serving three white houses, i can't say -- no, i'm just a little guy out on the street, i'm part of the ruling class. but what i saw after all those years is what was going on and that's what i try to detail in the book. >> congratulations on being out in front of it. >> thank you. >> larry, always great to see you. >> great to see you. >> they told you, you've got to say the word "book" twice. i had to drag it out of you. >> and what about greg abbott supporting cruz so vehemently, having been his boss and everythi

reject any group or cause that is built hold on two weeks 'til the vote in florida ...called trump unelectable and democrat hillary clinton slammed trump s/ hillary clinton / (d) presidential candidate 1:08- 1:13 "im going to continue to speak out against bigotry where ever i see it or hear about it" like trump, clinton could win every super tuesday sanders hopes for a big turnout in other liberal states presidential candidate 1:22- 1:24 "if not there's not we're probably going to be struggling." like ted cruz, if he loses texas. cruz and rubio and sanders could all get some delegates today ...but it will never be enough unless they start winning.... which cruz has in iowa and could do in this state today i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, stafford texas. you can get more super tuesday coverage coming up tonight on nightly news -- and then we'll have results tonight on the kwwl news at ten. vandals mark multiple buildings in lisbon. no one has been caught, but police say they have received some solid leads to help them track down whoever is responsible. large statements were written on the school

or should it be a minority of delegates who are unelected in a smoke-filled room deciding who gets the room? >> there's no smoking in that convention center, i've been there. seriously, kayleigh, the rules are the rules. now you're trying to rewrite the rules. i think what the trump campaign needs to do now is what the cruz forces are doing now, trying to pick off delegates now. this is where the lack of infrastructure really hurts. i think the reason cruz is ahead of trump by 10 points and by kasich by even more. >> go ahead. >> there are a lot of things that are not fair. there's an electorate college. al good morning won the popular vote but he did not become president because of the electoral college. it might not seem fair but this is how it works. >> and some people are still smarting over that. >> coming up, donald trump stands by campaign manager corey lewandowski after he is charged with battery over a female reporter but how will the justice system view the case? ♪ in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative

trying to hold on two weeks 'til the vote in florida ...called trump unelectable and democrat hillary clinton slammed trump presidential candidate 1:08-1:13 "im going to continue to speak out against bigotry where ever i see it or hear about it" like trump, clinton could win every super tuesday state but one vermont, where bernie sanders hopes for a big turnout in other liberal states s/ sen. bernie sanders / (d) presidential candidate 1:22-1:24 "if not there's not we're probably going to be struggling." like ted cruz, if he loses texas. audio outcue: i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, stafford, texas >> (sheila) we have some breaking news for you... governor daugaard has vetoed the transgender bathroom bill. the law would have required transgender students to use the bathroom that corresponds to their biological sex instead of their gender identity....maki ng south dakota the first state in the nation to pass such a law. nebraska, says he ean't support donald trump. if it came down to donald trump versus hillary clinton, the republican says he'd go with "none of the above." sen. ben sas

. >> reporter: marco rubio trying to hold on two weeks until the vote in florida called trump unelectable. hillary clinton slammed trump. >> i'm going to try to speak out against bigotry wherever i see it or hear it. >> reporter: like trump, clinton could win every super tuesday state but one, vermont. where bernie sanders hopes for a big turnout. >> if there's not, the republic loses texas. both parties front-runners will be watching from a nonsuper tuesday state tonight. they're down in florida. they're all getting ready for the big fight there, it's a winner take all fight on march 15th, where like ted cruz here in texas, marco rubio virtually has to win over donald trump. tonight cruz, rubio and sanders could get some delegates, they will never get enough delegates until they start winning, which you'll recall cruz did back in iowa and hopes he's doing again today here in his home state. from stafford, texas, steve handlesman, news 4, new york. >>> still much more than a month before primary elections begin here in the tristate area about new yorkers post their ballots on april 19th.

fear among reliable republican strategists is between now and the convention they will make him unelectable how they take the nongs away. >> and who do they give it to? rubio? >> well -- i don't know where they would go. they might go to rom. who knows before this is oveney. who knows before this is over. >> a good friend of mine bet on that. mark my words. mitt romney. >> we all thought he was going to endorse rubio. where is the endorsement? >> so roger, i congratulate you. you might be right on mitt romney. thanks so much for stopping by. >> still to come in the news room. battle ground, massachusetts we're still waiting for the. as hint and bernie sanders fight it out some of dplok voters in ma may not be listening. why so many are dumping the democratic label next. we've created a new company... one totally focused on what's next for your business. the true partnership where people,technology and ideas push everyone forward. accelerating innovation. accelerating transformation. accelerating next. hewlett packard enterprise. the next thing i know it'sedic morning. with tempur-flex you'v

. >> people are saying this makes him unelectable. mitt romney is saying it is disqualifying and disgusting. >> it's not disqualifying and he may have been confused. it's not run him out of town on a rail. he has on several occasions denounced, disavowed, white supremacy groups. we ask candidates to distance themselves from it. that's what he's done. listen, i think in the short-term it is a speed bump for tuesday. not a flat tire. in the long-term, he has to clean this up. he has to make it very clear to everybody this was not a dog whistle. he was not signaling quietly. >> he did disavow the day before. he disavowed on the this show. what happened, katrina? what could possibly explain what david just said is inexplicable? why did he elect not to do so? >> i think he couldn't really hear the whole thing, but he did hear jake tapper mention an organization he was not familiar with. he does not know those associations, which i think is a good thing. the fact that there are people out floating conspiracies that this was some sort of dog

by the way, not only is that wrong, it makes him unelectable. how are we going to grow our party with a nominee that refuses to condemn the ku klux klan? don't tell me he doesn't know who the ku klux klan is. >> that last line from marco rubio, don't tell me he doesn't know who the ku klux klan is, that's something that echoes what i'm hearing from a lot of gop strategists from competitive campaigns saying this is intentional by donald trump. this is coming along the s.e.c. primary, these southern states. and they are very, very upset and a little bit ruffled by the fact that he would be willing to do this going into super tuesday, anderson. >> how does the rubio campaign feel ahead of tomorrow? do they actually think they'll win anywhere? which is ultimately what it boils down to. >> it's been the big question from donors. a big question from supporters. a big question from critics of his campaign over the last couple of weeks. anderson, they don't expect any wins across states. they expect to play well and their big thing throughout super tues

and i think there are some people in washington who position that cruz is just as unelectable as trumpnd that if you go with cruz and deny trump, you will alienate the trump portion of the party and you're going with a disastrous pick. so because of the concern and the bad relathi strategy. >> and speaking of cruz, he's leading in the polls in utah, trump leading in arizona, yet all eyes are on wisconsin. >> because it's the next state after these two. this will be a split decision and wisconsin on one hand, it's a totally open primary situation. so you could have trump get same day voter registration. then additional it's the industrial midwest, john kasich may have a shot. and is this the home state of paul ryan, scott walker. the heart and soul of the republican party leadership comes from the state of wisconsin. so it will be curious to see if a stop trump can't work in which is wirks i don't knsconsin, i dt can work anywhere. >> and many saying president obama will come behind hillary clinton. >> and i think he wants to have a prominent role. part of it is motivationby 2ru6r trump

but unelected and unaccountable judges should not freely overturn the legitimate policy choices of the equal, elect did -- elected branches solely because of personal preference. that is why the founding fathers such as alexander hamilton referred to the judiciary as the , and thaterous branch is what judicial restraint is all about. the nominee before us today has weighed in many times against the kind of judicial activism at tends to grant rights not granted in the constitution or the statutes. his view that judges should confine themselves to interpreting the law rather than advocating their own ideas of wise public policy is very appealing to me. i am anxious to hear more of these views, to see if they follow in the tradition of restraint practiced by frankfurter, homes, brandeis, stewart, powell, and a few others. along the way, i expect that opponents of this nominee will likely focus on specific views they disagreehat with. i urge my colleagues to keep on what i believe to be the real issue in this confirmation debate, and the real issue is the extent to respect the should decis

. >> reporter: marcocoubio trying to hold@ on two weeks until the vote in florida, called trump unelectable. democrat hillary clinton slammed trump. >> i'm going to continue to speak out against bigotry wherever i see it, or hear about it. >> reporter: like trump, clinton could win every super tuesday state but one, vermont. where bernie sanders hopes for a big turnout, and other liberal states. >> if not, we'll probably be struggling. >> reporter: like ted cruz if he loses texas. cruz and marco rubio who has a shot if the polling is correct for a win in minnesota today, and bernie sanders could all get delegates tonight. but they will never get enough delegates until they start you'll recall back in iowa, and hopes he's doing again today here in his home state. from just outside houston, steve handelsman handelsman, nbc 6 news. >>> the nbc 6 news and weather app has you covered on decision 2016. we'll have live results as they come in. we're also streaming live all the victory and concession speeches tonight. be sure to join us for a live facebook chat with politicalable analyst helen at 8

trump mitt romney who is the republican nominee in 2012 says donald trump is not only reckless and unelectable but he's also dangerous for the country. trump fired back calling mommy a stiff who failed as a candidate. mitt romney delivered a speech in utah with one goal in mind. stopping donald trump from winning the republican nomination. >> donald trump is a phony and a fraud. his promises are as worthless as a degree from trump university >> reporter: he said a trump nomination will be disastrous for the country and the republican party >> if the republicans choose donald trump as our nominee, the prospects for a safe and prosperous future are greatly diminished. >> reporter: mate is tough and smart and sharp >> reporter: trump and were he regrets it. >> you can see a loyalty is. he was begging for my endorsement >> reporter: the attack on florida. tv ads produced by the our principles pac was saturate the airwaves in the coming days before the march 15 primary >> mate is a failed candidate he failed horribly. >> reporter: trump called from the irrelevant. >> that was erased -- a race that

. >> he's unelectable now. he refused to criticize the ku klux klan. >> because at some point you can't just say whatever pops into your head if you want to be the@ president of the united states of america. >> both clinton and trump are expected to win almost every super tuesday state minus one. both candidates as well. sator rubio will be spending super tuesday right here in florida. keep it right heee on nbc 6. we'll have a political expert joining us in the studio. tonight at 8:00 and again at 11:00. as always, you can find extensive coverage on the campaign trail in the decision 2016 section on t nbc 6 news an weather app. >>> right after our newscast, the "today" show will have all things super tuesday as well. tonight, "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, a full hour starting after nbc 6 news att 6:00. as the night goes on and results start comingn, nbc will be here for you with a super tuesday special starting at 10 followed by local team coverage with the nbc 6 news at 11. >>> the number of zika cases

he called trump "unelectable" during a rally near knoxville, tennessee. rubio told supporters that trump's explanation on the controversy on the "today" show doesn't hold up. >> how can someone like that be our nominee? how can the nominee of the republican party, the party of lincoln, the party of reagan, the party of hope, and the party of optimism, nominate someone who refuses to criticize the ku klux klan, or distance themself from an avowed racist like david duke? michael: rubio rallied with supporters in four states today, including georgia, arkansas, and oklahoma. carol: ted cruz was in his home state of texas today. the senator and his family greeted a huge crowd of supporters. in dallas, san antonio, and houston. he talked about his chances tomorrow. >> i am confident we are gonna have a very good day in texas tomorrow. we have tremendous support here. we have seen texans come together. carol: cruz thinks a strong performance tomorrow in texas will narrow the gop contest down to a two-person race, himself and trump. michael: ohio governor john ka

trying to hold on two weeks 'til the vote in florida ...called trump unelectable and democrat hillary clinton slammed trump s/ hillary clinton / presidential candidate 1:08-1:13 "im going to continue to speak out against bigotry where ever i see it or hear about it" like trump, clinton could win every super tuesday state but one vermont, where bernie sanders hopes for a big turnout in other liberal states s/ sen. bernie sanders / presidential candidate 1:22-1:24 "if not there's not we're probably going to be struggling." like ted cruz, if he loses texas. i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, houston, texas. it's not all about wins and losses tonight. there are points for second place. geography, organization and momentum could all play roles in how super tuesday turns out. political director dave price looks deeper at the math. for the democrats... super tuesday...means super pressure for bernie sanders. he got throttled in south carolina after winning big in new hampshire. two person race superdelegates, the party vips behind clinton he has to have a good night where will that happen? look

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trying to hold on two weeks 'til the vote in florida ...called trump unelectable and democrat hillary clinton slammed trump s/ hillary clinton / out against bigotry where ever i see it or hear about it" like trump, clinton could win every super tuesday state but one vermont, where bernie sanders hopes for a big turnout in other liberal states s/ sen. bernie sanders / presidential candidate 1:22-1:24 "if not there's not we're probably going to be struggling." like ted cruz, if he loses texas. audio outcue: i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, houston, texas and, tonight -nbc will have an hour-long special of nightly news with lester holt. extended live coverage of today's contests starts at 6:30 and runs through 7:30. you can also catch more of the results tonight on wis news at 11. and--you can get extensive coverage of super tuesday on our 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 increasing clouds by late afternoon with scattered showers and a thunderstorm or two la

. >> marco rubio trying to hold on two weeks until the vote in florida called trump unelectable. and hilary clinton continued to talk against him. like trump clinton could win every super tuesday state but one, vermont where bernie sanders hopes for a big turn out and other liberal states. >> if there's not we are probably going to struggle. >> like ted cruz if he loses >> cruz and rubio and sanders could get some delegates tonight but it will never be enough delegates until they start winning contests like ted cruz has back in iowa and could be doing again today here in his home state. from ted cruz headquarters outside houston i'm steve handlesman from wral news. linda back to you. >> your introduction was so nice steve. we will be forward to working with you and battle of the blues this weekend you have a dog in that fight. we hear you are-- >> indeed. [laughter] >> thanks steve we appreciate it live in houston. >>> some local perspective on super tuesday we turn to dr. david mcclellan. thank you for being with us. could hilary clinton and donald trump run away with it to be.

marco rubio says the incident proves trump is "unelectable." ted cruz said the gop should unite in saying the klan is "reprehensible."still.. a cnn/orc poll released monday shows trump is leading nationwide.. with 49 percent support from republicans. 3 and among the two democratic candidates.. hillary clinton is still leading nationwide. monday's poll results show 55 percent of democrats support her, compared to 38 percent for bernie sanders. 3 we'll have continuing coverage of super tuesday all day on fox carolina dot com.. bring you the results as the come in tonight at ten and 11. 3 3 this morning an upstate community is pulling together to try and help a family who tragically lost a little girl after a fire. fire.the coroner says 5-year-old sophia rhodes died of smoke inhalation after a fire inside her home on sunday night. 3 fox carolina's ashley minelli is live in honea path near the family's church... and ashley- the community is trying to cope with this loss the best they can. 3 - collecting donations here at first assembly church of go

going to be offering and running on this fall is all these major regulations coming out of these unelected bureaucracies. all that going to come back to congress before it goes into effect so we restore the constitution. >> excellent. [cheers and applause] >> i think that's very interesting when you're talking about regulation as the barrier and putting layers of bureaucracy between the vulnerable and those who are supposed to be protecting them. what kills me though is that you can talk about these facts. these are facts. we've got the heritage foundation does great work. american enterprise institute. amazing think tanks. you could spout facts all day and yet the liberals are the ones who still kill us when it comes to poverty. how do we push back? >> one of the things we're saying is we have this thing called cost benefit analysis which the obama administration ignores that we want to restore. the way the costs and benefits and regulations. but now we're saying let's measure how the proposed regulations affect the poor, the joust of pocket costs, the take-home pay of people, how they af

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this idea of nine unelected justices making law from the bench is what we have seen with the robertsourt. this is one of the most activist courts we have had. my goodness, how many times have i spoken to this, and when we have these sort of mayor hearing, my 5th day in the senate and this is an activist court. and you talk about the irony justice scalia, we had 100 votes on the voting rights act, unanimous vote by this united states senate, and what justice scalia said, that senators voted for because it was named the voting rights act. that? >> a half an hour of argument and ignored the hundreds of hours of hearings. >> this is insulting. to here that. it is just insulting. now, let me say aa couple of things about some of the stuff i have been hearing. senator biden, chairman biden, when he spoke, does anyone here know, well, it would be the chairman, do you know when he spoke? somebody designed to gain the system. we are talking here about confirming someone to replace a justice who has died. think about how different that is everybody. when chuck schumer says an extra nurse situa

. >> the ad is unelectable and i am not sure what the message is exactly. chris you said unbelievable and shaking your head at that ad. he did disavow many times -- i mean i think the klan thing was -- he is disuh vowing. >> the establishment is scared. the establishment on both sides is scared. don't tell me the democrats are not scared of trump. >> i think he is going to break the etch-a-sketch and not just shake it like mitt romney did. yeah, am i worried about donald trump? i most certainly am. the establishment created -- it is not even the establishment, but the fringe created the industry since obama has been president that has been casting doubt on institutions in america created this man. there is no attacking him. mitt rot knee coming out -- mitt romney coming out tomorrow is not helping anybody. he is in fantasy island land thinking he will be the nominee. not gonna happen. not going to work. it will just help donald trump win more. >> and you are getting emotional. >> i am getting choked up. >> some people call this ad vicious. what did you thin

with the right wing of their party in order to be the nominee, and in that way rendered themselves unelectable. >> yep. >> bush is saying, no, i'm not going to do that. so the real question is, he could be a formidable nominee if he can be the nominee. >> right. >> i don't know the answer to that. >> it's all about getting through those first few months. >> right. and now you see people like scott walker, the governor of wisconsin, who seems to be -- you know, has a foot in both camps. >> yeah. >> and, you know, has risen to the top of the flavor of the month club that you get in presidential races. >> well, it's early. >> it is. and that's something that i would stress having been through this process many times. presidential politics is like pole vaulting, you know, you look good clearing the early heights but then they raise the bar. >> yeah. >> and it gets harder and harder. >> right. >> and it's -- you know, it's a ridiculous process in many ways, but in some ways it's exactly what it should be because the pressure mounts, the tension mounts. >> yeah. >> and in many ways you're tested in

republican party for members of the ku klux klan or for races like david duke rubio calls trump unelectable the trump is likely to have a significant delegate lead after super tuesday and some are calling for governor case i can even cruise who won the iowa caucuses to bail out that's not the plan at the trouble probably when everything may be crews" when in texas. >> and we will do okay but not great but this was never our plan we have a campaign plan but then we campaign our plan nationally 65 percent of republicans and recognize that donald trump is not the best candidate for us to nominate against hillary clinton . -ellipsis comp is the nominee is when's in many states but says the future still looks promising for him. >> republican senator ted cruz is simply must when in his home state of texas at marco rubio needs a win in his home state of florida march 15 15 the polls indicate he is in trouble there trailing trump that we are hearing plans he plans to do some heavy campaigning in ohio where trump in case it are one to be for our march 15 primary tracy a contested convention in cleve

. >> he's unelectable now. he refused to criticize the ku klux klan. >> listen, i'm confident we're going to have a very good day in texas. >> we are going to win at every single level. >> yesterday, in georgia, trump picked up the endorsement of several nascar drivers. >>> turning now to democrats, hillary clinton looking to increase her delegate count toward the nomination. she's focusing more on the november election. yesterday, she blasted republicans on a number of issues from the economy to the future of social security. bernie sanders was campaigning hard as well. he's hoping for a strong showing in a number of super tuesday states. >> governor chris christie may be supporting donald trump but he's not ruling out another race for the white house of his own. show saying who nose. >>> jurors began hearing the case against a brooklyn man charged for trying to join isis. in opening statements yesterday prosecutors told jurors that he flew to turkey in 2015. from there, they claim the former air force veteran

fighting the unpopular wrong minded liberal, unelected resident gerald ford. those were his views. he went right to the convention. he almost overthrew gerald ford. and then we went down to defeat because gerald ford was in fact not a good candidate. never ran nationally and one. that is not what i want. what i want is the best candidate with the best vice president to go forward on the convention. trish: congressman, i am coming up on time -- very quickly before i let you go, if the nominee that the voters select is not who you want, by that, i mean, donald trump. will you endorse him? >> i will not vote for hillary. that pretty much takes that out. hillary will carry california. i will work for up and down the playing. also, for senate and house races. >> you will not endorse donald trump. >> that decision will be made after a fair process goes through. donald trump is still talking about bolting the party if he does not get anointed. he cannot mount that off. had he wins, tails he bolts. resolute that he will not bolt the party. he will endorse and support a process even if he i

we are one of two states in the united states of america with an unelected husband-and-wife team togetherwallace is served alabama in the 1960's. they served texas in the 20's. we have had them all as governors of state and alabama. on the campaign trail, to become governor of the state of alabama. the person he shot and killed was his life and lover. it was ruled as justifiable homicide, so he was not convicted of murder. that allowed him to go on and become governor of alabama. the governor married his first cousin. he closed state government down at the age of 39 and married a 16-year-old girl. this is a working museum. 53rd governor of alabama since 1819. this is on the south wing. we have the secretary of state, along with the governor and those are the only four elected officials in alabama state capital. we moving into the old supreme court chamber. the supreme court landed here from 1851 to 1884. today, they meet on dexter avenue two blocks down. it is a historic room. the casket carrier remains from louisiana to richmond, virginia. for five hours. you can see the casket there in

is this a sign of some sort of mental informity that makes her unelectable?'s somebody who has done so many speeches. she made a claim about aids and the reagans. she hasn't been on her game fact check. >> when you are a liar, she has been exactly on her game. she is a liar and she seems to have to memory issues, too. kennedy: what's the deal about the cough. she has coughing fits. people think that maybe she should hire one of those lawyers who does the late-night infomercials. marco rubio got heckled in florida over the weekend. but not over policy or ideology but over claims he stole a guy's girlfriend. >> that's enough. i have to tell everyone marco rubio stole my girlfriend. she doesn't look at me in the same way. kennedy: marco rubio trying to steal your girlfriend. >> it's a shame his campaign will be over tomorrow because marco rubio will steal your girlfriend is a great campaign slogan. shirts, underwear. he should have come up with that himself. kennedy: he will be such an effective president he will steal your girlfriend. he will destroy isis. this

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but he keeps going, he's revealing an ignorance that make him increasingly unelectable. the only explanation i can think of, other than the fact that he's just sort of headstrong, is that he really doesn't want to be president. >> one of his former advisor who is's now a defector wrote very extensively about this that he only wanted to show that he wanted to be a protest candidate and his ego has taken over and she's a defector now. when it comes to women, it's not such an easy story, vis-a-vis the abortion position, here are women voters and what they think of donald trump. 73% unfavorable rating, clearly that number drops significantly among republican women voters, but it's still about 40% of them do not like this man. can he surmount that fact, that number that keeps showing up poll after poll after poll. >> i think absolutely not, any one of us who are observers of politics, know that when you have negatives at this level, it's almost virtually impossible to overcome them, especially when you have 100% name id. the only time that that happens is when the electorate