. >> sure, it is young people, for the most part, working there younger people. not tea parties but a lot of people in their 20's and 30's, you get people that age, and they have fun. but this was a lot of hard work. >> hard work, a lot of hard work, a lot of all nighters be i the writers. >> so tell me he you got to know these artists. >> for instance, david bowie. >> i met him at a party. he was going to do a video and he need people with unusual faces and he said hey do you want toe be in my video, and i said sure. and then later in the party, and he said why didn't you tell me you played the guitar, you can be the guitar player. >> i was like okay. >> you were with holland oaks for how long? >> six years. >> and you tours with them. >> all over the world, yeah. >> what was that like. >> fabulous. when i fist started. it was sort of in a slump, and then they had a couple of years, and then i had got fire hired i was getting 200-dollar as week we were playing bars. but then things were up and down, you know, showbiz. but then lucky for me i happened to hit there in a period where they produced great music and

the way, to help lead a transformation of the democratic party to bring in more young people and bring in more working people. >> alright, that' s not too bad . reporter: marco rubio joked as he handed over his thousand-dollar registration fee, but after filing the senator faced questions about his past use of a florida gop issued credit card an issue featuring prominently in front-runner donald trump' s latest broadside of attacks. >> it' ll be fully addressed as it was in my book. i find it curious that donald trump, the only person in this race that' s filed for bankruptcy not once, but 4 times, is attacking anyone' s finances. >> all right, it' s official. reporter carly fiorina brought : her crowd of supporters to the secretary of state' s office around noontime. while other candidates dominate the headlines, she' s telling the press that slow but steady wins the race. >> i was 16 out of 16 candidates when we started campaigning here. i was known by less than 3% of new hampshire voters who ever heard my name. so i feel really good about how far we' ve come, and very good about the next 90 days. reporter: the fun continues t