mark: they said that walker's position has not changed. john: it has not changed from --[indiscernible] mark: to believe the journal story, it requires believing walker weeks after saying he was flipping to the position of opposing legal status, tells people in new hampshire he supports legal status, and then the next day reaffirms the position he is against those status. what do you believe? john: if i am reading the story correctly, there are people at this dinner who were quoted on the record saying scott walker said this. it is not blind quotes. it is not off the record. mark: we try to reach those people and couldn't. john: they sat in a room and report he said something opposed to his most recent view on immigration. i don't know what to believe. it is a categorical denial. this dispute is that the walker campaign finally recognizes they have a problem here on this flip-flop issue. a big problem. mark: there is word that he pricked the ears of some people who attended this, and it is clear that scott walker with this, he can't answer

governor walker: thank you. [indistinct chatter] >> governor, we have a thing called motorcycle week. governor walker: i've heard about it. >> good luck and i really hope you win. god bless you. governor walker: i'll be back for bike week. >> my family are big contributors. i'm looking forward to seeing more of you. [indistinct chatter] governor walker: strong reputation of keeping our word. listen to the people. the board of governors saw how the president messed this up. i have always believed in right to work. reporter: how about abortion? governor walker: i am pro-life. if you listen to people and have a valid argument, they want to leaders. >> somebody out of washington? governor walker; yes. my position was about wisconsin and was clear. what we said was clear going forward. we want at the standards phased out. absolutely. >> meet and greet. if you meet me up there. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for

that's really the central case that scott walker is making to be president. it's so central to his campaign for the presidency, he tries to attach it to everything. everything. even things he really should not try to attach it to. >> should you become commander in chief, how would you deal with threats such as isis? >> well, you know, the interesting thing, sometimes people in the media don't understand that as a governor, i get a threat assessment from the fbi. and without divulging confidential information, i can tell you i've been concerned about that threat abroad and here on american soil. i want a commander in chief who will do everything in their power to ensure that the threat from islamic terrorists do not wash up on american soil. we will have someone who leads and send a message that we'll protect american soil but do not take this upon freedom-loving people anywhere else in the world. if i can take on 100,000 protesters, i can do the same across the world. >> protesters? governor scott walker of wisconsin, claiming at cpac recently that he has the

when we had the protesters, time magazine had a headline that said dead men walker -- dead man walker. they didn't think i would get past the rico and let alone get reelected. we knew our reforms would work, we just needed time to prove it. our polls were so bad in the spring of 2011 that they thought there was no way we could win. two things happened. by that fall, when our kids and all the other kids were to public schools the schools that use our reforms found their schools were the same or better. in december, after a dozen of years of property taxes going up, they went down in our state. i am proud to say today and my stay, property taxes are lower than they were four years ago when i started. how about that for a turnaround? [applause] gov. walker: we knew that would make a difference. sure enough people do not have to see the ads attacking us they didn't have to believe the protesters, they could see for themselves that the reforms were working and the tides started to change. by june of 2012, we won the election. we won it with more action votes cast then we had in november of

on our lineup, hillary versus democrats and jeb versus walker and walker versus himself.irst, jeb versus hillary. these big-time candidates that had enough practices that worked perfectly, but open letters to jeb signed america. are his e-mail practices as comparable to hillary's as democrats would have us believe? mark: they are more comparable than the current media coverage, but there are some important differences. we will take a look at some of the similarities and differences. hillary clinton was not widely known that she did not use government e-mail. everyone jeb used jeb.org. public access -- they both have public access but the biggest difference is hillary clinton's failure to turn in e-mails led to denial of complete responses of public record requests. jeb bush did not meet the florida archive deadline. it is unclear if hillary clinton did. they both deleted e-mails and they both, in terms of whether the e-mails were public, hillary requested that jeb be public. the biggest issue is the national security front. she was the head of the state department, dealin

we're talking about scott walker.e no problem dealing with the hillary clinton questions. >> what do you think is more important, alan? >> i think it is important whether or not a person says i will be a good leader because i busted unions. reagan busting a union is biggest foreign policy issue of my lifetime? shows how he thinks internationally. >> i love how he is getting under your skin. i love how scott walker gets under your skin and fun to watch. >> it is not getting under my skin. i think conservatives should be more worried bill. he will not being my nominee. you should be more worried about i am. >> i'm exciting. jon: answer this question, why does it matter what the governor of wisconsin think about the president's religious faith? >> not specifically about the president's religious faith. the issue is larger. how he answers the question. the manner which he responds not specifically what the issue is in particular, whether his fate or loving country. the fact that he questions the president's faith or that

governor walker: i am pro-life. if you listen to people and have a valid argument, they want to leaders. >> somebody out of washington? governor walker; yes. my position was about wisconsin and was clear. what we said was clear going forward. we want at the standards phased out. absolutely. >> meet and greet. if you meet me up there. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> texas senator ted is in new hampshire tomorrow. he is at the featured speaker at the lincoln-reagan dinner. we will show his remarks tomorrow on c-span. >> in his weekly address president obama discusses his student aid bill of rights. representative susan brooks has the republican response and talks about the benghazi committee for former secretary of state's hillary clinton's e-mails. president obama: hi, everybody. earlier this week, i visited with students at georgia tech to talk about the

today scott walker was in south carolina. he is doing two full days of events in south carolina today and tomorrow which is handy for him politically, because what's going on for him at home right now in wisconsin is a slew of terrible headlines. first of all, there's the matter of former staffers going to prison. one of the scandals that trails behind scott walker as he makes this run for the presidency is this sprawling investigation into people who were working for him as public employees, also doing scott walker campaign business while they were working on the public dime. that investigation into scott walker's political past has resulted in six staffers and associates of scott walker being convicted, including his deputy chief of staff from when he ran the county government in milwaukee. she has been sentenced to six months in prison for this case for illegally working for scott walkerton taxpayers' dime. today the supreme court rejected her last appeal which means she's being told to report to prison to start serving he

hillary clinton and scott walker. they aren't regularly talking to the press right now.'m not just saying that because they are not responding to my e-mails. but they have not given detailed answers to questions. for hillary, about her personal e-mail use, and for scott walker, about his position on immigration. and today, walker took on a reporter's question about where he stands, and this is what he said without being super clear. mr. walker: if someone wants citizenship, they have to go back to their country of origin and go through the legal process. once all those things are done, then congress should work together. those are some pretty big steps. securing the border, forcing laws to be verified. that will take us a fair amount of time and effort. phil: are scott walker and hillary clinton starting to pay a price of the perception that they are going underground? mark: i think walker, despite what he said today, has not been clear about what he's said about what he said new hampshire and where he stands on the legal issues. it is not in irredeemable crisis. but i t

scott walker has a bald spot. you guys might overlook it, but the ranking voters are going to look at every little thing in the republican party is going to wonder how does a guy with a bald spot and up being high on the ticket? they should clean that up now. either he goes all door he gets that taking care of. host: thank you for the call. want to take both points? guest: first off, on the bald spot. we may have the first president who wears glasses. if we are going to get into characteristics. jeb bush wearing glasses all the time, ben carson, elizabeth warren. if we are going to go off looks, -- i'm just joking. in terms of isis, one of the reasons in has been so important is the decision on whether or not we put boots on the ground. isis has been taking over areas of countries in the middle east. scott walker yesterday in concord said he would not rule out putting boots on the ground. that will be one of the key questions asked of these presidential candidates are your. how far will you go to take out isis and

now walker is sacrificing his staff to keep iowa happy. veteran republican strategist was tapped on monday to lead walker's online communication efforts. during a steve king hosted event in january, while speaker was knocking immigration activist, mair had tweeted, quote, iowa is embarrassing itself and the gop. in another tweet, pointing out that many iowans are dependent on the subsidies walker learned to love. all of this did not go over well with jeff kaufman, the man who happens to be the iowa republican party chairman. a man who told "the new york times" that walker should fire mair saying i find her to be shallow and ignorant, and if i was governor walker i would send her her walking papers. last night, after she had joined the campaign, she resigned, saying the tone of some of my tweets concerning iowa was at odds which governor walker always encouraged in political discourse. scott walker said if he can take on unions in wisconsin, he can take on isis. walker's pandering has them drawing a different conclusion. if scott walker can

walker's clearly got the momentum here.ush has some friends in some very high places and fund-raising machine that could outspend mr. monopoly if it wanted to. john brabender, republican strategist, ron reagan is an msnbc political analyst. john, let me start with you. we show those poll numbers right there. the nbc/"wall street journal" poll last week. scott walker, the number of republicans who say they could vote for him has risen that much, but the others are twice as high when it comes to jeb bush as it is with scott walker. what is scott walker tapping into in the republican party? >> people are looking for something new and exciting to be part of. it's like test driving a car. you don't want to go on the lot and drive the car you had before. you want to drive something new. the problem, also, what comes with that is further scrutiny. i would imagine scott walker is probably the first one that says, please, don't call me the front-runner because he knows that changes things. these type of races are incredibly fluid. w

he reportedly gave $1.5 million to support scott walker secretly. won that recall election things have gone pretty well for john menard juneior. they have been awarded over $1.5 million in tax breaks. they have sharply scaled back the environmental repercussions that have plagued him more than any other company in the state for years. to be clear, there was no bribely investigation here. he is not being investigating for anything. a spokesperson gave us a explanation about how he was treated by the scott walker administration could be explained by normal politics nothing scandalous at all. but the fact that he tried to secretly give $1.5 million, and subsequently he received very favorable treatment from scott walker. and those things may not be connected at all in any way that is criminal and stinky. we were never supposed to know about the donations in the first place. part of the reason we may know about them now is because of the trailing ends of an ongoing criminal investigation into scott scott walkers donation. the case will be heard before t

governor walker's spoke american gave us an explanation about how he was treated by the scott walkeron could be explained by normal politics nothing scandalous at all. but the fact that he tried to secretly give $1.5 million, and subsequently he received very favorable treatment from scott walker. and those things may not be connected at all in any way that is criminal and stinky. we were never supposed to know about the donations in the first place. part of the reason we may know about them now is because of the trailing ends of an ongoing criminal investigation into scott walker's donation. the case will be heard before the state supreme court next month, and governor walker and his campaign team have successfully argued this investigation, the other hometown investigations, they should just be seen as wisconsin issues that will be of no interest to the nation, certainly not the press core. this is just usual hometown enemies going after local politicians for the usual partisan stuff. and that works when you're just the governor of wisconsin. and the national process only mildly in

. >> commissioner walker. >> on the secondary unit legalization the first step is to be advised by some outside people; right? are we seeping e keeping track of how many people are doing that. >> we've had about 15 hundred inquires since the program start; right? and typically they'll come to our council and get informal advise but note an architect or engineer do a screening and look at the specification addressed required. >> thank you thank you, bill. >> good afternoon tom director of building inspection one correction i want to make the soft story it is not 7 it is only one non-compliant and also, we send a warning letter to those of the tier one due to complete their work by 2017. >> no other questions on item 5 b move on to item 5 c update on the major projects. >> tom as you can see the slightly increase on the project for the major project by 2 percent any other question you had? >> nope thank you. >> thank you. >> item number 5 d update on code enforcement. >> good afternoon, commissioners dan deputy director of building inspection i'm here to give you the code enforcement and

walker: a process in that regard.nce all those things are done then congress should work together. those are some pretty big steps. forcing laws to be verified. that will take us a fair amount of time. phil: are scott walker and hillary clinton paying a perception of what is going underground? mark: i think walker, despite what he said today, has not been clear about what he's said about new hampshire and the path. it is not in irredeemable crisis. it is not like jeb bush is taking questions every day, but i think both of them are developing a reputation that when the going gets tough they would rather not answer and hope it blows over. i do not think that is a good thing for walker, in particular, and i think hillary clinton had that reputation already. phil: a poll show that her numbers are going up based upon this perception. but in all honesty, as a reporter, i would love to hear from her, but what does she have to say? what benefit does she have talking? we're expecting her to launch in a few weeks. mark: they wa

let's talk about walker for a second. this is a tampa bay times article, he's making the case against jeb. we had bob dole john mccain. if it's whoever next up that hasn't worked so well in the past jeb is a good man. i think voters are going to look at this and say if we're running against hillary clinton we'll need a name from the future, not the past to win. we talk about he gives the history there, the establishment always seems to win the primaries in the end. i think walker is tapping into something. i'm see ega resistance to bush that i didn't see for romney and mccain. >> absolutely. he's making a good point. the way that the establishment candidate has won, as you said is there is a lot of right wing candidates. they fight with each other and the establishment person is last man standing. it has always been man. this time around you've got two kind of establishment candidates. al scott walker is making his claim to money -- i consider him an extreme right winger. he's making his claim to the donor class. he's don

the bush and walker pitching duel in this morning's washington post.eam bush tossed a high hard one at the governor. the same inning, perhaps feeling adrenaline, walker told him, "maybe we are the front runner." looking at the crystal ball, what is the future between bush and walker? >> both camps want to play down that they are at war. walker is trying to frame bush as old as yesterday and get to things like immigration. the bush people think walker will chase shiny objects, be too aggressive, and get himself in a problem going too far to the right like romney did in 2008. they believe that walker will stumble and he's not ready for prime time. they will look for opportunities to throw him off his game. >> when walker began his assent, there were a lot of people in elite circles that thought the same thing. i think there are still some people that are believing that. i think they will eventually maybe not directly, because it highlights weaknesses, but they will indirectly point out that he's not a hypocrite, which bush is not being. common core, that

jeb/walker battles are interesting.the extent that walker has been willing to evolve on his positions. immigration reform is one of these things where he just essentially moved away from his embrace of a comprehensive immigration plan. jeb has said i'll try to stick to my principles and see if i can sell them in the primary. >> the only thing you know about bush is his last name and what they disagree on. they don't like common core or immigration. so what they know about him, they don't like. what do they like about him? >> well this goes back to having a winnable electable republican. >> if anybody votes for -- >> one nomination because essentially he didn't like mitt romney, but they thought he was electable. >> who is he running against? >> the great herman kane. >> santorum and newt gingrich they couldn't be president. >> -- the party has picked the candidate for 30 years or more. it's true he's not energized the grass roots, but when you sweep up all the best staff and the money it's because people think you're th

we look at the gotcha questions from scott walker even the anchors saying they get a harder time than the democrats. obama insider says the president is warn out by the cable thing, once disrespectful to maureen dowd and againsts sniping at for. >> fox news, you know has come at least some elements have come to represent the voice of the right on cable tv. >> i have some questions for david axelrod and the former mtv star the libertarian known as kennedy. >> i have been a misfit and that is where i have been more comfortable. it would not be authentic or right to adopt a convenient set of beliefs from either side. >> i am howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >> there is more journalists than ever before at the conservative gathering at maryland national harbor and i asked reporters how it became such a media mecca. >> the presence of all the media people and the cameras and blogers and writers and columnists manage any file the importance? >> the irony is when you have a lot of cameras and reporters it magnifies the impact, but, at the same time they spend a lost time attacking. >>

governor walker: i am pro-life. [indiscernible] if you listen to people and you have a valid argument, that is exactly what we have done. we want leaders who listen to the people. my position was about wisconsin. my position was clear. what we said in iowa was clear going forward. the standard phased out. [indiscernible] [indiscernible chatter] >> texas senator ted cruz is in new hampshire tomorrow. he is the featured speaker at the reagan dinner. we will show you his remarks tomorrow night on c-span. in his weekly address, president obama discusses his student aid bill of rights. susan brooks of indiana has the republican response and talks about the house benghazi select committee request for former secretary of state hillary clinton's e-mails. president obama: hi, everybody. earlier this week, i visited with students at georgia tech to talk about the importance of higher education in the new economy and how we can make it more affordable. in an economy increasingly built on innovation, the most important skill yo

jed bush is there, scott walker is in town. according to a maryse poll 18% of g.o.p. primary voters support bush 15% walker. we welcome in political correspondent michael shure. good to see you, i like to talk politics with you. why newhampshire? >> you are going to introduce things happening in new hampshire for the next year or so. this is the focal point of the republicans, not just iowa a different republican. you see scott walker jed bush mitt romney do well in a place like new hampshire. this is where people go to speak to the less conservative in terms of religious and social conservatives. they are spending a tonne of time there. >> new hampshire has four electoral votes, just four. they have largely gone democratic. the five of the last six

walker has walker has not done it perfectly, but i think he's making a step in the direction to makea pattern to point this out. >> do you agree that what i call these guilt by association questions, he said this what do you think, gets peppered -- gop side gets peppered with those more? >> i don't k >> i don't know specifically. i think there is -- everybody has to denounce what somebody says. where bill maher says somebody and nobody denounce it is. i don't think the giuliani is a good example of that. i think scott walker should have been able to answer that question. when somebody says something that incendiary, i think that's a reasonable question to say like do you believe that? i mean to me that doesn't actually strike me as a gotcha question. >> i think we all agree standards should apply equally to both sides. don't we judge candidates by how they -- every professional says there is a time to make the point, pivot away. but walker just seemed to say i'm not playing this. >> if walker had said of course he loves his country but he's not running it, it would have been a better

better yet let's look at governor walker's local paper looking at walker on the issues.dline reads "scott walker reversals piling up as presidential bid looms." it reports that governor scott walker was against a federal ethanol mandate until he was for it. the republican governor also has changed his stance or priority at least publicly on e.r.other issues, including giving implants who are in the country illegally the chance to become u.s. citizens making wisconsin a right to work so-called state and leaving the decision about having an abortion to a woman and her doctor. the implication is that walker is doing what he must to align his position with the right wing of his party to turn out and determine the republican nominee. yesterday in new hampshire walker again not an official candidate, even had to fend off questions of being a flip-flopper, saying it's just quote, a narrative from the other campaigns. but there aren't any other campaigns. he doesn't even have a campaign not officially at least. but by now i think it's clear that we can say that governor scott wa

scott walker -- about these union people. host: as a democrat, do you like hillary clinton or do you want to see another challenger? caller: i would write elizabeth warren. guest: yeah, i mean look. there is a lot of interest for elizabeth warren to run in this race. she has repeatedly said no, no, and no. that is certainly where the energy in the party is and maybe that is not what she wants to do this time. maybe she wants to stay in the senate and continue in that path, but right now it is hillary clinton space to lose. -- hillary clinton's race to lose. president obama was very unpopular last fall. his approving's are going up, so that was a major factor in some of these key swing states. host: our next collars from long beach, california, james. good morning. caller: good morning. i have two serious questions and please stay with me on this. first of all, i don't think -- i heard scott walker talking about isis. he basically -- for most of america, that is not our monkey and not our circus or it if they stay over there"

he is scott walker without some of scott walker's baggage.e is not prone to gaffs scott walker has been in the past. no investigations swirling around him as they are scott walker. john kasich would be formidable candidate. scott walker is untested. tucker made a got point. >> untested? untested? he has run for election and re-election 33 times in the past four years. >> nationally he is -- >> he is indetruckable. everybody is destructible as we learn from democratic. >> he made a couple of foibles with these gotcha questions when the media asked him about evolution. i would let him stumble a little bit now. to your point, this is somebody took on unions did it first and effectively. he has executive experience as governor. i think he could keep momentum going. >> you have a sense you can't kill him. based on what he has been through and assaults he has taken. stumbling, every time you think he is going down for the count. he sits there forges ahead. i think for republicans probably that is very attractive given how many times they are taken

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. >> commissioner walker. >> yes. thanks for coming in what is your assessment that the time is needed to go through the process and come to some sort of solution to the notice of violation. >> the engineers report just - putting that many property owners and that's not that many together was like herod cats so i think that the final engineers ought to be out at 90 days they're proposing to meet with us in 2 weeks. >> so it comes to us because there's an imminent hazard we have to try - >> certainly one of the things i've noticed the photographs some of the topographic models in the package one the keys things in there i think is we're making a current took up gravel survey and locating the property on the hill it is not entirely clear and the photographs in the package it is not entirely clear where the properties are actually 1235 sanderson of the - of those is the most stable that actually is the rock faced next to the baker building that has the sewer lines on the street on the surface and so i think one of the ke

scott walker can say that he's giving people a leg up but what kind of leg is that? will they be libl -- he called them good paying family jobs. are they actually going to be that? >> we know the free market work stant stick it built this amazing country. remember a couple of weeks ago scott walker's parents were being tormented taunted on their front lawn? there's a picture of the two of them. can you believe the union tactics? >> scott walker can't catch a break here. look, this is a win for the american people. now half the countries has the option to choose if they want to pay union deuce or not, this is also there is an economic benefit. if you look at data from the bur reof labor statistics, states that had right to work laws grew by twice as much. this is also a win for the american people because the american people agree with this. according to gallop 71% of americans support right to work laws. >> we're going to leave it there because hot topic but wanted to save some time for the next one. coming up it's no secret most college teachers are liberal, but ant

scott walker this time around.watch. >> if you are jeb bush are you concerned that scott walker is ahead? >> common core is a huge issue and he is not loved by conservative. and he is still saying common core raises standards and no it doesn't. that is going to hurt him. scott walker is a real reformer and overcomes odds is a conservative warrior and on policy he is reliable and you could send him to washington he is a regular guy with regular guy appeal. you send scott walker into washington and he is going to dig his heels in. >> scott walker does bridge the gap between the establishment and conservatives particularly in fundraising. i know a lot of people who raise money for romney last time around. there is a lot of wall street guys giving money to scott walker. he does bridge the gap. i don't know if walker can pull it off. he is smart on policy and he does speak to the establishment. >> this is the most reliable audience. you saw scott walker take a bite out of royalty and that audience. walker poses a bigger

. >> commissioner walker from our documents here basically, their waiting for a signature from the mayor's office of housing for them to going forward what's happening with that. >> i can't share this information online on the whole world i can share it but not share it with the with whole world can hear it. >> if rosemary can come up for a rebuttals please. >> so as you can see is from the e-mails from the mayor's office there's another individual on title we need that signature before we go forward that's what is the holding it up and mrs. lobe can't go got p i have a so so many other cases this is a record that's been continued 6 times at this time you don't see any way clear for us to we'll have permission to the appeals board to proceed do with the holding we've give the property owner adequate time to proceed that didn't mean after the order is issued and enforced she can't follow-up with the mayor's office at this stage he know the mayor's office is understaffed and they can't evaluate with that matter. >> can i ask you the mechanics of having a 1257bd order presents a problem with

can i point out chris christie has opposite problem of scott walker, scott walker gets to say things in wisconsin, the press doesn't notice. chris christie is across the river from mark. he's across the river from the mainstream media they kill him every time. >> one of the things that struck me is that every single candidate took a swing at hillary clinton. they were obsessive about that. >> they had targets. >> that's true. none of the candidates i think i saw this in all the coverage as well, really rose up to the level of being able to deal with foreign policy. like she would be able to. if she runs. >> republicans, a lot of them said, ask them what hillary clinton achieved as secretary of state. >> that would be running talking point for sure. >> what is the ons? >> well the short answer to that is that she focused on making sure that america was stronger abroad than it was when obama took office. that is absolutely -- of course republicans will -- >> that's not an answer. >> not a good one. >> an important thing -- name a country who the united states has better relationships n

seeing none item f adjournment may i have a motion for adjournment >> second. >> commissioner walker we're adjourned it is 946 we'll be starting with the building inspection commission meeting at

scott walker gave a cpac speech. the cruz calculation, let's see if i can do the same, get in first, have a little space between me and rand. start the complication. will this complicate the rollout? his wife is taking a leave of absence to support the campaign. good for her to do that. campaigns are hard on families. senator cruz is looking for a health care plan. he was on his wife's insurance. here's what he tells cnn's dana bash about how he is going to insure he, his wife, and his children? >> we'll be getting new health insurance and we'll presume bli do it through my job in the senate. we'll be on the federal exchange like millions of others on the federal exchange. >> you will be getting obamacare effectively? >> it is one of the good things about obamacare is that the statute provided that members of congress would be on the exchanges without subsidies just like millions of americans. >> as the week ended the staff said he was still mulling his options about how to do this. if the guy who made his name, was

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president obama will speak tonight as will governors scott walker in terry mcauliffe. we will watch the arrivals over the next hour or so on c-span. now we will bring you the weekly addresses. president obama discusses his student aid bill of rights and representative stephen -- susan brooks of indiana has the republican response talking about the benghazi select committee's request for hillary clinton's e-mails. first, the president. >> in an economy increasingly built on innovation, the most important skill you can sell issue knowledge. that is why higher education is more than ever the surest ticket to the middle class. but just when it has never been more important, it has never been more expensive. the average undergraduate bars to pay for college into graduating with about $20,000 in student loan debt. that is why my administration is worked hard to make college more affordable. we expanded tax credits and tell grants and after largest reform to student loan programs in history, and fought to keep interest rates on student loans low. we acted to let millions of g

[applause] >> governor walker, i want -- governor walker: shouted out and i will repeat it. >> i want to thank you personally for what you did in wisconsin. [indiscernible] i want to start by thinking of for that. my question is, one of the biggest threats to this country is the debt and the overreach of the federal government. and they would not be able to connect other policies if we didn't have a federal income tax because as long as they can take on monday, there is nothing we can do about it. and i was wondering your stance on abolishing the federal income tax. because as long as they have it, -- [indiscernible] governor walker: i didn't propose that, although it sounds pretty tempting. certainly, i think lower rates. we have talked about that and looked at that. right now not being a declared candidate, but should i get into that race, that is something we will on in the growth category. i will say, as i mentioned before, one, putting more money back in the hands of the hard thing taxpayers, which is your money to begin with, is a much better way to grow the economy rather than

scott walker is just a few points behind.lacks name recognition and he tried to make that a virtue virtue, taking a swipe at bush, the son and brother of former presidents, telling "the tampa bay times" on friday i just think voters are going to look at this and say, if we're running against hillary clinton, we'll need a name from the future not from the past to win. rick perry made stops on thursday and friday and ted cruz arrives sunday. >> new hampshire, like iowa, is all about the touch. it's all about meeting the voters and this is their introduction to those voters who are so important. >> reporter: and no surprise the democrats are also eyeing new hampshire. hillary clinton is reportedly building up her team in that state and other potential democratic candidates like martin o'malley have been visiting as well. so it begins alex. >> so it begins. thank you very much kristen welker. >>> let's get more now on the republican rendezvous in new hampshire. for that we go to jimmy williams and mercedes schlapp. jimmy, i'll st

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certainly scott walker had to pander on the policy.nce you win ohio you have wanted yourself in order to win 10,000 not people in one small state. >> it is right wing on some issues. it is pandering positions on other issues. if you win iowa it hurts you because to win you have to say and do stuff that will hurt you down the road. david: there is a strategy of candidates hourly going to us in the media and saying i am not going to compete in iowa. lindsey graham has done that this year. john mccain did it with a straw poll in 2007. the iowa republican party has changed the location of its straw poll and trying to rebrand it. people are tired of driving around the state. it is difficult strategically to navigate the place. they are spending all this time for what exactly? they get a couple of delegates out of it and they have embarrassed themselves on policies they do not want to talk about. they are asked a lot. steve king who is open and avuncular continues to make people nervous about what their nominee will look like. campbell: don'