[applause] mr. romney: thank you. president abbott, trustees, faculty, honored guest and we repair, to the class of 2015, well done and congratulations. do you parents, the years of investment and prayers have added up to this joyful achievement. hopefully you are about to experience a new american dream which is no longer owning your own home. it is getting your kids out of the home you own. [laughter] mr. romney: you have just heard i have been awarded an honorary degree. when i think of all the times i've in here for debates, forums, and rallies, i might argue that this is an earned degree. 16 years of education has made your world a great deal bigger than the world of your childhood. it is a funny thing about little kids, they do not see much beyond what is right around them. they see their family, their school, maybe their city. but they cannot imagine different places. their vision is like a small circle, bounded by their very limited its very. your world now is breathtakingly large, almost without boundaries wi

[applause] mr. romney: thank you. president, abbott, trustees, faculty, honored guest, and we ary parents, well done and congratulations. twoo you parents, the years of investment and prayers have added up to this joyful achievement. hopefully you are about to experience a new american dream, which is no longer owning your own home. it is getting your kids out of the home you own. [laughter] mr. romney: you have just heard i have been awarded an honorary degree. when i think of all the times i have been here for debates, forums, and rallies, i might argue that this is an earned degree. 16 years of education has made your world a great deal bigger than the world of your childhood. it is a funny thing about little kids, they do not see much beyond what is right around them. they see their family, their school, maybe their city. but they cannot imagine different places. their vision is like a small circle, bounded by their very limited its very. your world now is breathtakingly large, almost without boundaries . with so

mr. romney: you may think this is a joke but i'm taking this very seriously. hello? evander holyfield: that day, i got to be the best. mark: the two are raising money for a charity organization to help impoverished people around the world. wonder if anyone disclosed any shoulder injuries. that is going to have big repercussions. mark: did you really just go there? scarlet: i did. mark: oh, man. coming up in the next half hour they are selling melted ice, yes, they are, from nassau coliseum at $20 per half ounce of viable. scarlet: the business of being born in america. "bloomberg businessweek" reports on a crackdown on deluxe services that help mainland chinese women come to the u.s. and have babies here and go home. mark: hilton has to myanmar. the country's welcoming western companies. we will look at myanmar's does this transition next. scarlet: honeywell international is one of the biggest companies in the world and chairman and cote sat down with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle on bloomberg television. mark: they discussed honeywell's investment strategies an

look here he is interring the arena in salt lake city and yes, that's mrs. romney wearing the hat. once in the ring, the announcer announced him. >> his political record, one win and one very big loss. >> and then the fight began. actually there was more dancing than fighting. but romney did manage to get in a few jabs. holyfield may or may not realized he'd been hit but he did remain up right. romney threw in the toil during the second round it was all for charity. and he put his shirt on and took a few political jabs say can if people wondered who could have negotiated such a mismatch it was obvious. >> the answer is john kerry of course bob i'm not sure about romney's future as a boxer but when a guy in my age demographic takes hires shirt off in public and ladies don't go "ew" i got to say he gets a high five from me. here you go, governor. back in a minute. what if there were only one kind of dog? then it would be easy to know everything about that one breed. but in fact, there are over three hundred breeds of dogs. because no one can be an expert in every one... an app powere

mitt romney getting in the race for white house on 2016 but not on the ballot precisely. mr. romney will host republicans and big donors next month after his annual business and political summit near salt lake city. many predential hopefuls are expected before they scramble for traction in the primaries political correspondent mike emanuel is in washington with more. hi mike. >> reporter: with such a crowded republican field than ever, money fight may be tougher than ever. mitt romney hosting presidential hopefuls and big donors. expected to speak new jersey governor chris kissty, south carolina senator lindsey graham ohio governor john kasich, florida senator marco rubio and wisconsin governor scott walker. there will be activities to try to stand out with donors. much of the republican weekend will be in south carolina trying to sell their conservatives credential in the first in the primary state. meanwhile texas senator ted cruz is coming off a strong showing in strong polls across the palmetto state last weekend. he will look to build on it. former florida governor jeb b

in 2012, there were advisors in the romney campaign who lobby to exclude mr. stephanopoulos from the primary debates. conservatives say their fears were born out that year. mr. stephanopoulos was not asked to participate in one of the more formal debates after the convention. martha raddatz was the only journalist from abc news that was selected by the debates. michelle is in minneapolis. is there a conflict of interest? caller: of course it is. music away -- you took away my thunder. my two points, stephanopoulos was the one who asked mitt romney about the birth control and he planted that question. number two there were two callers that mentioned the benghazi situation during the debate. she's a cnn anchor. during the presidential debate, she brought up the fact that when mitt romney said obama never used the word terrorist, i believe crowley said yes he did. frankly, i will watch stephanopoulos once in a while. you can see how he has actually gotten flustered when a republican is talking to him with some common tens. he will try to drive a point about clint

mr. ehrlich: young women and minorities. the democrats painted a narrative last time that a lot of young women bought into, the anti-woman's world, the woman thing, that mitt romney was going to prevent them from getting birth control pills, literally. republicans are against birth control, they are going to eliminate birth control. these ads may be anti-intellectual, they may be silly, but people buy them. a couple cycles ago, there were republican senator candidates. these are two candidates, but in politics they take those comments, which are horrible comments, and they play into the narrative, and the narrative plays out, and then negatives work. in politics, people say they hate negative ads. guess what, if they did not work, nobody would use them ever. they work, trust me. the biggest problem in my view was the gender gap. the democrats have a gender gap, too, called e-mail gender gap, but women vote more than men and the female gap with republican candidates is there and very stark terms. i think as something to do wi

it's not the first time and surely won't be the last. >> mr. president, if you're watching us right now, you've got a tick. it can be cured. >>> next up the fallout over cia veteran mike morell's contention that politics trumps security with the benghazi talking points. pos >>> certainly not about benghazi. it was about the overall situation in the region, the muslim world. >> i don't believe that. >> it was about benghazi. >> i believe it was about benghazi because the second tick in those talking points was something to the order of we need to -- we need to bring to justice those people who have harmed americans. >> the only place that happened was benghazi. >> so, when the white house talked about that, they were lying? >> lying is a strong word. i didn't believe what they were saying. i think the line in there that says one of our objectives here right on the sunday show is to blame the video rather than a failure of policy. i think that that is crossing the line between national security and politics. were they intentionally lying? i don't

. >> thanks mr. trump. >>> still ahead, we have an exclusive interview with mitt romney. he says hillary clinton politicized the riots in baltimore? >> are we not going to lock people up who commit crimes? is that what she's suggesting? i thought it was an inappropriate thing for her to do. >> romney's reaction to baltimore. >>> is the prosecutor in the freddie gray case too politically motivated to be involved. and should is be moved. love making sunday dinners. but when my back hurt, cooking all day... forget about it. tylenol was ok, but it was 6 pills a day. but aleve is just 2 pills all day. and now, i'm back! aleve. we were below the 88th southern parallel. we had traveled for over 850 miles. my men driven nearly mad from starvation and frostbite. today we make history. >>bienvenidos! welcome to the south pole! if you're dora the explorer, you explore. it's what you do. >>what took you so long? if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>you did it, yay! >>> well the fraternity order of police asking baltimor

perhaps a painful and embarrassing question for you mr. weber. during mr. bush's governorship of florida, he participated and implemented himself in a personal family member called the terri schiavo case. he took unprecedented moves to have emergency provisions brought before the state legislature, and not only reversed himself but a lot of the republican legislature in the state of florida. i would like you to please go into detail and let the listeners know what exactly occurred during june bush's governorship and involvement with the terri schiavo case. we need to hear this. guest: i think we remember the terri schiavo case page flip it was a painful chapter for all involved. i understand people on both sides felt very passionately about it. keep in mind what governor bush was responding to was the heartfelt pleas of her immediate family that she not be allowed to die. i fully understand people on the other side, her estranged husband wanted to disconnect life-support, but her immediate family did not, and governor bush took efforts to preserve her life

neither of us stay in touch with mitt romney by the way. thank you. and then of course there is dick van dyke. that is who i get compared to? i should be so lucky. look at that hair on mr. van dyke or if i can, i will call him dick. he is my spirit animal. i start with diagnosis murder and a song from mary poppins and we arrive here my doppelganger and one is mee and one is abe bag odda. and it is the hair. and it is just too similar. and to answer your tweets yes, he is just alive. i just googled him. he is 94 years old. god bless him. he is 94 years old. god bless him. and this is not going away and cnn if we are not nothing, we are up to date on the in things. and stay tuned this summer for the golden girls. and gary tuchman as blanche. as for all of you buying silver hair dye from amazon but sure to rinse thoroughly. the o.j. trial, drama of the century, starts now. >> the following is a cnn special report. >>> the shocking crime. >> ron and nicole were butchered. >> the riveting car chase.

mr. ehrlich: young women and minorities. the democrats painted a narrative last time that a lot of young women bought into, the anti-woman's world, the woman thing, that mitt romney was going to prevent them from getting birth control pills, literally. republicans are against birth control, they are going to eliminate birth control. these ads may be anti-intellectual, they may be silly, but people buy them. a couple cycles ago, there were comets about race. these are two candidates, but in politics they take those comments, which are horrible comments, and they play into the narrative, and the narrative plays out, and then negatives work. in politics, people say they hate negative ads. guess what, if they did not work, nobody would use them ever. they work, trust me. the biggest problem in my view was the gender gap. the democrats have a gender gap, too, called e-mail gender gap, but women vote more than men and the female gap with republican candidates is there and very stark terms. i think as something to do with abortion,