it has jed bush at 15.5%. marco rubio nipping at the heels at 14.3. governor walker right behind them at 12.3%. and rand paul. ted cruz and mike huckabee not too far behind. jed bush, for his formidable organization, and ties, doesn't seem to be healed and shoulders above the field at all. >> you are right. it's an example of what we mean by a flat field. >> what happens in a flat field is people you never expect to mount a campaign is able to do so, and means that the leading candidate doesn't have to appeal to many members of the party. someone like jed bush benefits to a certain amount to the flat field not because he thought conservatives on the right, breaking up the base and vying for support. if he's able to win a small number of the remaining moderates in the party, he can take this nomination, of course, a draw back will be he can be beat up by the end of the process. depending if the conservatives stay in the race, and if they feel they can make a go of it like south carolina, and push ahead. this is a good sign for jed bush, and depending w

former governor jed bush and supporters are about to take presidential campaigning somewhere different. they found a way to outsource the campaign using the law to create a blank check. andrej sustr has more. -- david shuster has more. >> in the complex law of campaign financing jed bush is sailing into unchartered waters. his super pact will take responsibility for television advertising for the expected g.o.p. candidate. >> it's critical we change the direction our county is heading. we must do better... >> jed bush's own campaign by has limits and must operate separately from the pack will oversee less expensive duty - schedule and travel. a watchdog group calls it outrageous. >> an individual coming in with millions tens of millions hundreds of millions, an individual or corporation, could foot the bill and make a difference have a determinative effect. >> jed bush and supporters are trying to leverage a pair of supreme court rulings from five years ago. justices in a case known as citizens united upheld donation limits to a candidate and this year a can't date can raise 2700 per d

. >>> jed bush the brother of former u.s. president george w. bush and the son of another president has said that he would not now have authorised the invasion of iraq in 2003. he's thought to be close to announceing a bid for the white house in 2015. many fear his name could be as much of a hindrance than a help. we report from florida where jed bush served twice as governor. >> reporter: when the liberty school opened its doors, it was the first of its kind. the independent school opened by jed bush served a poor communities, and the principal has fond memories of her time here. >> i was standing here the first kid off the bus, her name was katrina. >> reporter: the school closed in 2008, after running into financial problems. those that worked here say jed bush's contribution was invaluable. >> he believed we should have high standards for all of america's students - the poor, wealthy, young, old, black white, that equity should be afforded to every one. >> jed bush served two terms as florida's governor and education was a key policy it's hi

a few candidates, including george bush, rand haul are -- jed bush, rand paul are more nuanced saying it should be left to individual shapes. another issue, the war on terror set off 14 years ago by the 9/11 attacks. on that topic pataki has his own controversies involving recovery and response unique to new york. >> george pataki was the government of new york when a september 11, 2001, two planes slammed into the world trade center killing nearly 3,000 people. a city and a nation left reeling from a violent attack. >> all right now very simple, anything that can be done to save every life is being done. we'll continue to make sure that is a priority. >> in the days and months that followed. governor pataki was tasked with helping manhattan to rebuild. he credited the corporation aimed at revitalizing the commonly distribute with 10 billion in funds. >> when our work is done, the history of lower manhattan will be written, not by the terrorists that attack the city, but the millions of new yorkers that stood up to defend it and worked hard to rebuild it. as new yorkers began the proc

you know, just like jed bush pulled a mind trick to convince mitt romney not to run, that's what hillary did. she convinced her not to run under the promise that the issues talked about she'd bring to the table. influence is apparent. i don't think she'll run, but she's put her stamp on everything that senator clinton has been saying since she president. >> how is it different to what bernie sanders plans to do. what martin o'mallee is preparing to do, to run a campaign to the left of the former secretary of state. >> because bernie sanders presents no obstacle to hillary clinton. she can't raise the money or the profile, and doesn't have the charisma to do anything. martin o'malley doesn't have the money or charisma. when the biggest city is ruined by rioting, you don't have a chance. elizabeth warren is the only person that can have an impact on how hillary clinton runs. as long as she stays out of the race she has a clear path to the presidency. i understand the tendency to deride chance, but there's a point where some others will be standing on a stage. a stage not tilted to one side

you have been writing a lot about jed bush. one of the things you wrote about is he was out early and flex his financial muscles. he was trying to raise money to scare others out of the race. has anybody been scared out of the race? guest: it doesn't look like it. a couple weeks ago there were 19 people giving speeches about running for president. he is raising a lot of money. he will top $100 million in his first few months, but more are getting in the race and more are considering it. one who is considering and is not scared by jed bush is the governor of ohio. if jed bush was scaring people, he would not be getting into the race or considering it. he knows how much bush money can scare you out of the presidential race because he was scared out of the race by george w but he is looking at running this year. guest: i would argue that mitt romney was scared out of the race by jed bush. two establishment titans owing against each other and romney looked at the reality and decided he could not make it work. host: we are talking a

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i pulled the records on the town, and sure enough, it's identified as jed bush -- jeb bush's house. that was how we came across the story. it's two stories, four bedrooms 4.5 bathrooms, not super extravagant by wealthy standards, but the setting is incredible. it's right there on the water overlooking the ocean. along with his parents and some other homes there. mark: why is it that jeb bush who's a pretty rich guy, and his parents, why are they building the house for him? matt: this is something the parents have done. walker's point has been in their family for more than a century, and parents want to pass down to their kids something on walker's point, so they have in building other properties. jeb bush's younger brother marvin had a house built their teen of years ago. he is the last person who does not have a dedicated property for him. mom and dad wanted to build jeb e-house. it comes at a completely inopportune time given that he's running for president, though. john: that brings us to the political component. made the point this is not a very large property by rich people sta

coming up, what is jed bush thinking? ♪ john: getting hot in the republican party. the rnc is in arizona for the spring meeting. our man in the field was on the trail with jeb bush when he made his comments trying to figure out how to answer the questions about the iraq war. tell us what the atmospherics were like. set the scene for us. >> this was supposed to be a standard campaign-style event, a local brewery in tempe, arizona, a platform for jeff to talk about innovation. but the iraq question was literally hanging over him today. he came out of the tour, spoke to about 100 chamber of commerce type folks. there was a tv with the view on. we could not tear the sound, but they were talking about jeb's answer in iraq. he goes through a 10 minute speech and says, before i go, i want to add one more thing. he gives his explanation. it was a little abrupt, a little awkward. the crowd was kind of giving each other glances while he walked through his explanation. mark: we have been talking to the jeb bush folks trying to figure out why he has been giving these answers th

for now, with uncertainty looming over their heads, they can do little else >>> jed bush the brother of former u.s. president george w. bush came out against the invasion of iraq. the former republican governor of florida says if he knew then what he knows know, he would not have supported the invasion. he is expected to run as president in 2016 >>> one of germany's most inspiring architects specialised in buildings that are light and open. he died two months ago. as dominic kane reports, his legacy is honoured with ark it can tur. >> reporter: it is a by-word for post german architecture designed to show the world that the country abandoned total airism. the tent-like roof of the glars and field. it was a small group of architects and engineers. notably this man - he was architectural loomanary. he was a long-time forehand and colleague, he explained the vasion this drove his friend on. >> nature was the guiding principle in his life. nature and the consequence of mutation is improving itself so in the end construction emerged that needed no improvement any more. >> the phrase form

our reporting focussed on jed bush chris christie and led to an investigation of chris christie in new jersey. we looked at hillary clinton rahm emanuel. the key is to remember that real journalism, not partizan journalism looks at all candidates and is willing to scrutinise them and that's what we are willing to do at "the business times". >> what do you make by the clintons that they say there's no smoking gun no evidence to link any payments to the clinton or the foundation with influence over hillary clinton. >> i'm at a loss for that. in the sense that we know that money went into the clinton family effectively its personal bank account to bill clinton. and in many cases contracts from the state department came out. if you are going to say there's no suchling as corruption -- such things as corruption unless you have an email saying "give me the money, i'll give you the contract", that can be your opinion. but that wasn't the case with george bush, alleged to take money from oil companies, democrats saying it's a problem. suddenly it's not a problem to democrats, and there's hypoc

recently, i did something about jed bush -- jed -- jeb bush and the dallas paper threw it out because it was too political. two political? the man is running or president. >> you can watch the entire panel tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. this sunday night at 8:00 eastern on "first ladies: influence an image," he will into the personal lives of three first ladies, and a harrison, letitia tyler. anna harrison never set foot in the white house because her husband died after a month in office. letitia tyler becomes first lady when her husband, vice president john tyler assumes the presidency, but she passes away just a year and a half later. the president remarries julia tyler, who is the most photographed first lady. anna harrison, letitia tyler and julia tyler, this sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the span's original series "first ladies: influence an image," examining the public and private lives of the women who filled the position of first lady and their influence on the presidency from martha washington to michelle obama american history tv on c-span3. as a couple

bush, ted cruz and scott walker and joins me from nashville, he is a good friend to the show. it's a pleasure to see you. you are the guy that says cutting tax rates for the top earners will ignite faster economic growth. here is the thing. i'm not arguing with you. i want to ask you how you square that with what is going on. since you square that with ronald reagan, the gap widened. the federal reserve, i.m.f., income equality say that's one of the threats faced. why is that not working. >> the story you told about the person, the sad story about the shop and not having it work out. that is the example of what the anti-supply side economics does under obama and w. it was w and obama, who destroyed the economy, and frankly what we need to do is re-establish economic growth, and do it through kennedy, regan economics, and through clinton economics, whatever you want to call it. tax rate reductions, creating expansion, and only then, then and only then will we get the prosperous. >> i don't want to get it wrong, but you may have written more books in your life than i have read.

if hillary clinton runs against jed bush if you talk about rule breaking i don't think they come off better. if they is up against scott walker she'll pivot the it from rules to who is better for the united states. the clintons seem to escape narrative because people know them, it's hard to surprise you as to anything they are capable of. >> she does poorly on trustworthiness, she's ahead and beating republicans. do you think it will get to the point where there's enough stuff, where she no longer seems unstoppable and will face a challenge within her own party? >> i don't think it will happen within her own party unless a miracle happens, unless elizabeth warren is so emboldened i don't see anyone else showing up. martin o'mallee is nervous because of baltimore. bernie sanders can't raise that money. hillary clinton has a direct path. >> you don't think there'll be snowball, you have email, bloomen that wills issue on the state department libya, questions about the propriety of former corrections to the clinton foundation. you have the benghazi inquiry, it's a lot of stuff out there

you have been writing a lot about jed bush. one of the things you wrote about is he was out early and flex his financial muscles. he was trying to raise money to scare others out of the race. has anybody been scared out of the race? guest: it doesn't look like it. a couple weeks ago there were 19 people giving speeches about running for president. he is raising a lot of money. he will top $100 million in his first few months, but more are getting in the race and more are considering it. one who is considering and is not scared by jed bush is the governor of ohio. if jed bush was scaring people, he would not be getting into the race or considering it. he knows how much bush money can scare you out of the presidential race because he was scared out of the race by george w but he is looking at running this year. guest: i would argue that mitt romney was scared out of the race by jed bush. two establishment titans owing against each other and romney looked at the reality and decided he could not make it work. host: we are talking a

republican candidates are saying not just jed bush that they are trying to point out to a sympathetic public that america is weak president obama has not done well overseas. there's a sense of i.s.i.s. beheadings shouldn't have happened, and republican candidates are united in attacking both president obama and his former secretary of state for making a mess of our role in the world. >>> and "third rail" airs tomorrow at 6 eastern and three pacific. ahead. saying goodbye to blue's legend bb king. [ ♪♪ ] working to ensure the blues never fades. >>> there were funeral services today for b b king he was one of the world's influential blues guitarists. [ ♪♪ ] the private service was taking place in his home town of mississippi, king you may recall was in doubted into the hall of fame in 1987. that's him with lucille, his guitar. the mississippi delta that the king called home is known for its unique sound. while king and the mississippi legends resides, they'll pass the torch. gabriel elizonda hit the road travelling to bruce mississippi. on his front pomp -- porch, strumming his

another six are expected to run, including jed bush and new jersey's chris christie. we have more than lindsay graham's expected announcement. >> reporter: he's been described as a leading hawk of the republican party lindsay gram the senator from south carolina. >> if i'm president of the united states and you're thinking about joining al qaeda or i.s.i.l. anyone thinking about that? i'm not going to call a judge, i am going to call a drone, and we will kill you. >> reporter: like other republicans, gram wants limited government and reduced spending. it's his former policy experience and blunt style that endears him to senate colleagues. >> do you agree with me when russia says there's no russian troops or weapons in the ukraine their lying? >> yes >>> lindsay graham was born in south carolina, to blue-collar parents, the first to go to college erping an undergrat ute and law degree. he went into the air force, and joined as a lawyer working in court marshall proceedings. >> in 1994 graham ran for a seat in the us house and won. four years later he was one of the mos

bush or scott walker. there are only about seven states in play and we have to run up about 35% with hispanics in florida, colorado, and nevada, and basically bring every white working-class voter into the tent or hillary clinton is going to walk into the white house. host: what are the states question mark -- states? guest: florida colorado, texas virginia. host: there is bipartisan agreement sometimes. guest: exactly. host: you can join the conversation by calling us on -- host: you can find us on social media as well. host: we are going to go ahead and get your phone calls, mike from cap florida,: the democratic line. -- tampa some of florida calling on the democratic line. caller: i would like to challenge liz chadderdon. it seems to me you are probably in the camp for hillary clinton and i would like to say i do not make a lot of money, but the money i have given is to bernie sanders and he represents the democratic party much more than hillary clinton who is a demonstrated liar. i am sorry. guest: fi

jed bush sounds much more like obama has been weak and we have to stand for our allies and put some cost on the adversary. certainly, marco rubio who has been the most coherent the most coherent thus far is advocating a very indispensable america approach. hillary clinton is in a different position where she talked a moneyball approach. the pivot to asia, do more in some areas and much less and others. don't lecture it. let's have a reset with russia and not all of those things worked very well. nonetheless she had an orientation which is different from someone like marco rubio. brendan: my grade unhurt time -- what is your grade on her time at state? guest: migrate for hillary clinton -- obama's entire foreign-policy team, they were a competent and coherent group. we don't have that now. but hillary clinton as candidate has not answered many questions has been much less coherent. tom: brendan greeley on the islamic state later. brendan: coming up next we will keep talking about soccer. it is about finance and justice. tom: it is about criminals. ♪ tom: good morning everyone we will ri

bush losing the white house and not winning a single state in the south. scotland is the labour heartland. the scots will win their. cameron will win in brinton. tom: london, london, london. take us away from that. guest: i would love to talk about yorkshire, but the heart of it at the moment is scotland. scotland once the labour stronghold. tom: this is a fractious europe. we have a france and extremist ideas and scotland as part of that debate. guest: this is bad news. at best you're going to have a divided britain. you will have a coalition government which will beat rickety. and it will be a distracted government. if the tories win or the conservatives win you will have in 2017 the vote about europe. this will be written looking inward and from the united states point of view, we are not going to have a partner for the next couple years. britain will shrink. olivia: that brings us to our twitter question of the day. for viewers and listeners just with no want to bring your attention to a poll that shows the david cameron's conservative party has 33% of

bush or scott walker. there are only about seven states in play and we have to run up about 35% with hispanics in florida, colorado, and nevada, and basically bring every white working-class voter into the tent or hillary clinton is going to walk into the white house. host: what are the states question mark -- states? guest: florida colorado, texas virginia. host: there is bipartisan agreement sometimes. guest: exactly. host: you can join the conversation by calling us on -- host: you can find us on social media as well. host: we are going to go ahead and get your phone calls, mike from cap florida,: the democratic line. -- tampa some of florida calling on the democratic line. caller: i would like to challenge liz chadderdon. it seems to me you are probably in the camp for hillary clinton and i would like to say i do not make a lot of money, but the money i have given is to bernie sanders and he represents the democratic party much more than hillary clinton who is a demonstrated liar. i am sorry. guest: fi