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bush. cartoonists from the washington post, the atlanta journal-constitution and other media to about the issues that influenced their work. it is an hour and 20 minutes. >> welcome to political cartoonists and the george w. bush presidency. i am from the national center for suburban centers at hofstra university. it has been a long week. is init has been a long week. believe me. for 20 years, i sat on the you andfor 20 years, i sat on the editorial board and it was my distinct pleasure to have adjoining offices with the cartoonist at newsday and to sit with him in editorial board meetings, the only artist among a sea of writers what a treat. he always kept us loose and on our toes. it is my pleasure now to introduce my co-moderator. she spent half of her remarkable career in private law practice and the other half in social service in washington. she represented the association of american editorial cartoonists as friends of the court in the landmark case between falwell and larry flynt, p

for bush ever. those still available to him, that might not be a bad thing. mark: i want to see 43 all in taking down donald trump. john: 43 and his mom. coming up, a prisoner's dilemma for the establishment candidates. we will talk to about that and show you some video after this. ♪ ♪ mark: in game theory, it is called the prisoner's dilemma, in which individuals are torn between the greater good and trying to save themselves individually. that is the exact situation the four establishment presidential candidates find themselves in, especially in new hampshire before the primary. this sunday, on showtime, at 8:00 the second episode of our p.m., weekly series, "the circus," a documentary look at the presidential campaign that we produce with mark mckinnon and in conjunction with bloomberg politics. this esode is called "the prisoner's dilemma". the winners may turn out to be donald trump and ted cruz. here is a sneak peak. ♪ >> jeb bush is spending the weekend new hampshire, a sure sign of how

bush rifled nixon. there's logical reasons this. man stood at or near the pinnacle of power for four decades, from watergate up to 9/11 and iraq and beyond, and you don't stick around at those levels unless you're really good and really effective, and i think that's why the left has had such an obsession with dick cheney, you see this even in barack obama's comments today. called him the worst president of his lifetime and there's a joke there but it speaks to, a., dick cheney's extraordinary influence on our time, and, b., the central role that he occupies in the intellectual universal of barack obama. >> host: dick cheney is in the left head. >> guest: and under their skin for sure. >> host: tell me about getting the interview, because having been the press secretary in the bush administration, at the end there, dick cheney was a reluctant interviewer. so, how did this come about, you had a chance to spend several hours with him, longer than even he had agreed forks he opens up about everything. >> guest: well, there's a back stor

shelley: jeb bush is on the attack. mr. bush: do you want someone who is an egomaniac or someone who have a servant' s heart? s angry with donald trump. like we do. shelley: a serious snowstorm is hitting much of the east coast right now with a number of states under a blizzard warning. you' re looking at shot north carolina, where as you can tom: i' m tom griffith. as many as 50 million people will likely be affected by this storm. new hampshire won' t see much but we could be brushed with a little bit of snow. chief meteorologist mike haddad is tracking the storm for us. mike: being brushed, if it means a dusting, it is certainly a southern track. you will notice, it is clear all over northern new england. take a look. not only is the cloud cover thicker but the snow is coming down. 1-3 inches per hour, just south of new jersey. d.c., baltimore. up to dover, delaware. portions of virginia. take a look at all that blue. indicating the snowfall rates the snow totals, in and around d.c., baltimore, and philadelphia. includin

he is simply trying to be bush, do the same things as bush while insisting that he would not be bush while doing it. even if john kerry did want to reverse george bush's policies he would have to deal with the republican congress. it is conceivable that could take the senate. i think the conservatives have the ideas and momentum. go back to bill clinton when he did have a new set of ideas, an attempt to rethink liberalism and buckets of personal charm but by the in that his presidency, many of the great achievements were fundamentally conservative ones, such as welfare reform. by many standards, he was further to the right than eisenhower. from an international perspective, i would suggest that europeans are likely to be disappointed. consider the areas where there were major transatlantic disagreements. on the big question of israel-palestine, the deepest contention transatlantic issue of all, europeans assume that john kerry would open a "more balance to" of the middle east. kerry rushed to endorse the bush iran plan. on kyoto, there is no sign that president kerry would take ameri

jeb bush-- smells like george bush. sorry. jeb bush and his reporters have spent more money on ads than any other can the das in this race and the results are surprising. >> and as "politico" reports, multiple advisors from the right to rise superpac concede privately that the $40 million spent on positive ads aimed at telling bush's story yielded no tangible dividends. as one bush supporter told "politico," you might as well light all this money on fire. >> trevor: do you know how messed up [bleep] has to be for someone to say you should have just burned your money. you know what is crazy, that would have been more effective for jeb bush because at least then people would have gathered around him for the warmth of the fire. yeah, no, people notice the fire, not jeb bush. that is such an insane amount of money. 40 million. you know how many things, jeb bush could have been the president of his own island for $40 million. cohave done something krukive, he could have bought the residents of flint michigan a new water system, $40

the bush campaign and the bush super pac, they're on a kind of kamikaze mission and they're just -- they're trying to take out everyone. marco's doing the same. marco rubio. and they're all destroying each other in this kind of 9%, 10% new hampshire level that they're at. >> without a doubt. and it makes this a wonderful week and month to be a tea party conservative or a donald trump fan. i don't think there's a sector of the american population having more fun than donald trump voters. it seems delightful. interesting thing about the rubio slide is that his struggles to really get traction with some of these voters typify a theme we've seen over the past years of american politics and that is leaders in the conservative movement and the republican party totally losing control and logs clout over the voters they influenced. in the same way the republican party leadership has lost base voters, the evangelical christian leadership has also lost a lot of influence over conservative evangelical christian voters. world magazine, a small magazine that's very influential among these voters, every

even bush friends crossed the line with that so there is blow back and one quick point, bush is in very sensitive negotiations trying to get the endorsement of lindsey graham, the south carolina senator that dropped out and the fact that the negotiations continue tell you something. lindsey graham hasn't said yet and so there is an interesting moment here and i would say that, you know, bush is going to stay in at least through new hampshire. >> you think bush is on the curve? >> he's name is bush. he raised $100 million. he's running, i think, fifth in iowa and right now running fourth or fifth in new hampshire. >> out of everybody, you know, in those three names, bush, kasich, christie, the only one that has a team on the ground in south carolina whose got resources whose been working it hard out of those three, the only one that can survive to go on there is jeb. if chris christie does not come on top in new hampshire, he doesn't have the momentum to go to south carolina. >> got to go. >> there has to be passion here. the trump supporters have fashion. the cruz supporters have passio

the bush brand and endorsement may help. >> at this point the bush name, the negatives of the bush name are pretty firmly baked in the cake. anybody not going to vote for jeb bush because they don't like the fact that he is a bush for whatever set of reasons, those people are not voting for jeb bush probably ever. those that are still available may not think it is a bad thing. >> that mild shot at trump, fine. i want to see 43 all in taking down trump. interesting to see. >> 43 and his mom. >> i would love to see that. >>> coming up, a prisoner's dilemma for the four establishment candidates. we will talk about that and show you video after this. >>> the latest on the first major snow storm of 2016. 85 million people are under blizzard watches or warnings including washington, d.c. where more than two feet of snow is possible. nasa just released this dramatic image of the storm bearing down on the east coast this morning. luke rusert is live in the nation's capitol. how is it looking there now? >> reporter: good evening. it is coming down and coming down fast. the worst of this storm is

bush. the panel of administration advisers from the economic council, the treasury department and the council of advisers discussed the president's response to the economic crisis and his approach to issues concerning immigration, trade, tax policy and the national debt free at hofstra university hosted this event part of a conference examining policies and the bush presidency. >>> hello, ladies and gentlemen. i am in the school of business here at hofstra university. welcome to the plenary session on economic policy in the bush administration. working with me today at the session is the provost who will be asking some questions and we are happy to have three presenters although one is still at the airport and hopefully will get here in time but if not people still have two magnificent speakers who can give us some insight on how economic policy development was in the bush administration and you can then extrapolate how it may have been in other administrations. our first speaker today is a

bush backs them up he says no before the third try. but to go back to your question, which was then about his health. so you know, in addition to having this truly singular political career over four decades, this man has exercised tremendoutremendou s impact on the way we live our lives as americans today, particularly after 9/11. .. i always knew that the cheney's were very generous people, but they don't talk about it. one of the things i knew they did was provide the heart defibrillators to all of the places of worship in washington dc. no one ever knew about that and i always felt he was more generous than anyone gets him credit for being. >> guest: you mentioned his business career and he was ceo of halliburton and that has given rise to just decades now of completely baseless speculation about the vice president having been a profiteer somehow off of the decision to go to war and its worth point out that the most prosecutorial book about dick cheney was published i think in 2009 by a washington journalist. is the kind of book th

i'm george bush. this is my wife laura bush, and i'm looking for some lone star lemonade. >> you all have any? where is your money? >> it's in my pocket. i have to get the lemonade first. that's for my wife. we're buying some lone star lemonade. can i have for anybody else? senator, would you like some lone star lemonade? >> that's good. that's plenty. >> it's very good lemonade. thanks, y'all. >> who made it? how much do you charge for your lone star lemonade? >> are you going to tell us? >> how much do you charge? >> 25 cents. >> would you take a dollar? >> thanks a lot. >> where is your mother and dad? there's your mom. hi, mom. >> hits9lñ there. how about this? en. >> these guys want to say hi, too. right here. >> do you want some lone star lemonade? >> yes.#z >> would you like to sign the sign? you'll have to take the plastic off. >> what's your name? erin? how do you spell it, erin? what's your name? >> sheila. >> are you sisters? >> laura. >> that's my wife's name. >> my name is laura. are you

bush could have a point... polls didn't settle on their caucus candidate until the final few weeks in 2012. but there's also this...rick perry and bobby jindal also chose to come after trump hard during this campaign. it didn't work for them...they're no longer candidates. even with ted cruz out front... his iowa campaign co-chair is questioning his priorities... this is what ttd cruz had to say about the federal reserve during a presidential debate in october... i've got deep concerns about the fed, the first thing i think we need to do is audit the fed and i'm an original cosponsor of ron pauls audit the fed legislation yesterday senator cruz had his chance. for the first time a bill to audit the fed came up for a show. he missed the vote in order to campaign for president. it needed 60-votes to pass and failed 53-to-44. cruz' iowa campaign co-chair joel kurtinitis posted his response of facebook saying, "i am deeply disappointed by his choice to miss the audit the fed vote. i think it was a terrible decision

bush. there is another clash involving marco rubio, who has tangled with jeb bush and chris christie to be the establishment candidate. the problem is he is also squaring off with ted cruz, for reasons that are hard to explain. does this make sense to you? joe: there was a long time where they were fighting, and then it died down. the rubio campaign says we are the guy to beat. there is only so much and with a guy has to fight. i don't think on balance that it is good. if marco can emerge third in and he can do well in new hampshire, he is getting some lyrics in on ted cruz. in on ted cruz. all: i have understood along wide ted cruz wants to damage marco rubio. he will have to get through marco rubio if he becomes the establishment candidate. if you talk to the other establishment candidates and their campaign, they sit there and say, i don't understand why it marco rubio is doing so well. i do understand that marco rubio on paper can compete with votes for ted cruz. john: not right now. sc

bush also made stops today in coralville and ankeny... in yesterday's quinnipiac university poll, bush was at three percent among likely republican caucus-goers. more expert testimony today in the trial of a clive man accused of killing his girlfriend's 20--month-old daughter. joe lopez is charged with first degree murder.. he claims the girl's death was an accident. mike dasilva has the latest. mike dasilva: a trauma surgeon who was in the emergency room with ruby alvarez the night she was brought to the hospital and helped take care of her took the stand today... so the injuries that we know in the emergency room, meaning bad skull fracture, bad brain injury, and broken ribs, that is not consistent with a history of falling from a high chair. falling from a high chair does not produce that complex of injuries". dr. richard sidwell called ruby alvarezs injury situation suspicious for a non accidental trauma...meaning she didnt just fall out of a high chair. the defense pressed sidwell on the floor they say ruby fell onto. the defense arg

governor bush joins us from miami. welcome back to "fox news sunday," sir. >> thank you, chris. >>> let's start where we left off with chris christie. your thoughts about president obama's planned actions on gun control. >> i haven't seen them, but his first impulse is always to take citizens, ands wrong. it's a pattern that's quite dangerous. it's not a surprise that people don't believe our government is working on their behave any more when you have a president that recklessly uses -- the better approach would be when i had as governor of florida, when we focused on people punishing people who committed crimes with guns, but we enhanced the rights for law-abiding citizens. >>> it seems from all the reporting that president obama is likely to propose as early as this week. expand the number of gun sellers who have to conduct background checks. expand the number of accused domestic abusers who are barred from buys guns. governor, what's wrong with those specific ideas? >> well, because you don't know the details, but

in this case, jeb bush. i think that there's some truth to that, but there's also a line -- there's an argument to be made that if from the very beginning right to rise had been running what they call contrast ads, essentially attack ads, against donald trump, if from the very beginning jeb bush had been contrasting himself, taking on donald trump, you could see at this point the race being a two-way race. you could see it being jeb versus trump already. right? because you would see it as he's the establishment standard bearer and trump is the other guy. instead you have the establishment standard bearer, the guy who thinks he's supposed to be, you know, taking on every other establishment candidate including his former protege, including people who the donors who gave money to his superpac really like as a second choice. >> mckay -- >> this is kind of the argument. >> but it's business. you know what i mean? like, who -- like, you don't -- his former protege. we're in a campaign here. there's no -- >> okay.

it's also where kasie hunt caught up with jeb bush and bush added his voice to the establishment fight, comparing his record to that of christie, going directly after him. >> do you think that governor christie is a better politician than you are? >> no, absolutely not. and i have a better record. >> why is he getting traction with his town halls here if. >> well, we'll see. he's a good guy for sure. >> what's his biggest weakness as a candidate? >> i've got a proven record. my record is one as a conservative applying conservative principles and moving the needle in the right direction. i don't think he can make that same claim. >> well, joining me now from new hampshire is kasie hunt. so kasie, that's subdued jeb bush, but i think what's rocking things today, is rubio v. christie. and i want you to talk about christie here in a moment, but he just did an interview with "the washington post" and i got to read you one comment. christie is hitting rubio hard. quote, i just don't think marco rubio's going to be able to slime his way to the white house. he wants to put out a whole bunch of

bush: i have had tough leadership jobs. the two that are the most difficult are painting the republican party during the last days of the nixon presidency, the last two years of nixon's presidency. as history would show, this is the first time that the interest of the party did not always coincide with the interest of an incumbent president. that was one. i think another difficult job, maybe the most difficult, was leading the central intelligence agency at a moment when it was very fashionable to jump all over it, tear it down, take a handful of abuses from the past and use those to show there was a certain immorality to intelligence. both of them were challenging leadership assignments. i hope i did them with the integrity of the institution i serve intact when i finished the job. it is a tough assessment to assess one's own leadership. i believe i did that. i believe i had the respect of people with whom i agreed and disagreed. i hope that the last one, the cia job, i elevated the moral of the people. i did not try to el

bush doesn't say anything. just looks at him, smiles, gives him the head wink, and goes on. >> i believe i can. >> that was it. it just -- you know, it just absolutely devastated gore. >> you watch him go. >> yeah. we all revert to our junior high mentality, you know, when our team scored. yeah, you know! >> most people don't know is that bush had been prepared. >> jud gregg, who had played the role of al gore in the debate prep, had seen him pull this trick. he said to bush, be prepared, he's going to come and get in your face. we all dismissed at the time, but sure enough it happened. >> which raises the question how do candidates prepared? these two debate coaches showed me. they prepped president bush for debate. o'donnell later coached mitt romney and michele bachmann. they spent hours trying to replicate debate moments. >> you have the candidate stand in front of a podium like this as realistic as possible? >> yeah. you want a strong bearing, erect. look at colin powell. he commands the podium. it's like

that would be jeb bush. mark: we are here at dyers diner. look who's here, it's jeb bush. governor, you know what they have here, meat and three. you like that? jeb: this is all good and you get to cheat on the paleo diet. i might be cheating tonight. mark: how is it going? jeb: going well. we have got a lot of support. lindsey graham, a lot of his supporters are coming our way and i feel good about it. mark: you have talked about national security throughout the campaign. do you feel it there are -- like there are differences between you, marco, ted cruz, on the issues of national security , or is it more about leadership? jeb: i think it's more about leadership than anything else, but there are differences, and it's healthy to discuss them. america's leadership in the world is important. when donald trump says things about tariffs on china and says they need to take care of north , apart from being completely silly and dangerous, it also shows a lack of belief that the united states should lead. we have to lead. it is in our national security interest to do so. mark: doe

bush win in iowa big, then john mccain trounced bush in new hampshire. they came down to south carolina, south carolina kind of settled the score. >> steve, let's go to senator graham. >> -- who defend us against radical islam and other threats. the only way you can become commander in chief in america is for the american people to pick you through voting. i tried to run a campaign that centered on how to defend america against multiple threats, how to rebuild a military that's in decline, how to re-establish our presence in the world that's so desperately needed, how to create a sense of respect and fear in our enemies and among our friends a reassurance. i fell short. i'm proud of the effort. now i am a citizen having to cast my vote as to who i want to be commander in chief for that 1% fighting for us. i have concluded without any hesitation, without any doubt that jeb bush is ready on day one to be a commander in chief worthy of the sacrifices of the 1% who have been fighting this war. last night, he said "i will have their backs." i believe he will.

we had a great meeting with governor bush. i would agree he has that knowledge and i think iowans are seeing that when they get a chance to listen to him they do see that. but he doesn't seem to have enough time to capture that kind

the one he defined first was jeb bush. to your point, martha, low energy, poor performances, acted like he would inherit the white house. when trump said that, voters saw exact same thing on the campaign trail. as a result you saw trump's numbers go up and his favorability go up. so he got more and more credibility. i think people have vastly underestimated donald trump as a candidate and i will tell you, if he is the nominee, which i think he will be, he is going to be a lot tougher in general election than a lot of people think. martha: katie, what do you think? the do you agree with that? >> i don't necessarily think donald trump will be a tough opponent to hillary clinton considering how high his unfavorables are, but i think jeb bush made a huge mistake dismissing donald trump's candidacy as something reality show early on when in fact we've seen it was very serious campaign that donald trump wanted to win but i do want to say there is nothing guaranteed here. go back to the 12 election, iowa polling, mitt romney was

its it right that even own acted like bush when you determine what acting like bush means. with that i'll pause and let michael talk. [applause] block: ... >> >> i believe "power wars" will be the first book historians pick up to the understand the obama administration national security policy. -- the great significance of the book lies in the documentation of the documents of the permanent security state as charlie has just referred to it. the influence is settled in almost always behind-the-scenes but pervasive in the obama administration every bet -- every bit as the bush administration as a powerful force on many occasions to go through the of all warnings counterterrorism actions were necessary. the number of holdovers or officials that held the same similar jobs is quite remarkable. over and over key decisions are made or influenced by ever-present careerist the law governing their conduct is liable giving them broad power that is exercised with little accountability. they thrive on secrecy with the permanent bureaucracy gets nothing from transparency and only with te

obama was acting like bush. our distinguished commentator today is michael glennan, profession of international law at tufts university and the former legal counsel to the smart foreign relations committee. his 2014 book "national security and double government" was the most disturbing thing i read that year. in it professor glennan asks the key question, why does national security policy remain constant even when one president is replace i by another who as a candidate repeatedly forcefully and eloquently promised fundamental changes in that policy. he identified three possible causes for this striking degree of policy continuity between the two administrations. one, a rational good-faith threat assessment by political actors, the policies we needed, given the threats we faced. another is the enormous political pressures brought to bear on the presidency, whether rational or not. but professor glennan puns his emphasis on a third cause, what he calls an emergent autocracy made up of national security insiderrer

senator rand paul at 5%, jeb bush at 4%. new jersey governor chris christie and mike huckabee tied at 3%. ohio governor john kasich and carly fiorina are tied at 2%. rick santorum has 1%. three candidates campaigning in iowa today -- santorum, huckabee and bush. bush says the new poll numbers don't scare him. the former governor of florida spoke to a packed room at the machine shed in urbandale this morning. bush also took a jab at donald trump, saying he's not a republican and doesn't share conservative views. bush went on to discuss the importance of electing a message. mr. bush: 53% of people in iowa haven't made up their mind. they have an opinion of who they support today, but 53% of them say they haven't made up their mind. well, that means it's wide open. stacey: jeb bush says his team is focusing on iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, and nevada right now. vermont senator bernie sanders has been out-spending rival hillary clinton on ads, just as the democratic presidential race appears to be tightening. sanders's ca

jeb bush attack jump jump. melissa: sure. >> donald trump attack jeb bush. the real battle between ted cruz and donald. melissa: i clearly thought that. >> someone like me who stares at these things, very difficult to find that stuff. and i went back. >> i will say this, does he positive vote. ted cruz, when he tells you is against new york values. he is full of you know. what he takes money from new york firm. not just any new york firm. goldman sachs. melissa: absolutely. tony, who has a target on his back. i would guess marco rubio. he is leading establishment pack and all the guys having trouble getting traction to make name for themselves want that spot. >> rubio problem isn't he has target on the back, his good performance hasn't materialized very much in strong formidable early state lead or advantage. jeb bush again, because all these events are tough for him, he is in single elimination battle all the time because he is trying to fight a two-front war against trump. partly against cruz. what he perceives as right-wing. but against rubio and other es

but jeb bush, once again make way for jeb bush. jeb bush in iowa right now is minus 23 in terms of his favorable versus his unfavorable numbers. minus 23. one of these kids is not like the others. the gallup organization has stepped away from straight up horse-race polling this year. but even the gallup organization was so shocked about what has been happening to jeb bush and his numbers that they did basically a sort of special report, a special polling report on how bad jeb bush's campaign is, how jeb bush's campaign appears to be working backwards. these are jeb bush's favorable and unfavorable numbers over of the course of the campaign. this is basically since he started running this past summer. the line up at the top that's vaguely going down that's his favorable numbers. the line at the bottom that is going up that's his unfavorable numbers. and you will notice as we get close to now that they have recently crossed, which means his unfavorables are higher than his favorables, and that is a fatal disease for politicians. and

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the bush-cheney years. [laughter] >> i will talk about the quickest turn-around we ever had. that would be february first, 2003. that was a saturday morning. that was the day i got a call about 9:15, 9:30, from our administrative person at the white house saying that mission control had lost touch with our space shuttle columbia and that the worst was feared and that we should prepare for a presidential statement. o i worked as part of a team with mike and matthew skully and we'd been together since bush had been governor of texas. we assembled, i think we were all in mike's west wing office by 10:00 and i don't know if by then we knew exactly what had happened and exactly what the fate of the astronauts was, but it was as i say the worst was feared and so we got to work on a statement for the president. he was at camp david for the weekend and they were bringing him in. it was kind of a misty, foggy day. so they couldn't take him as would be the custom by helicopter. they had to take him by car. and a moto

look at jeb bush. the only person spending anywhere near what jeb bush has spent and he's not really anywhere near it is marco rubio. combined, they have spent $91 million on ads so far. contrast that with what ted cruz and donald trump have spent combined, which is about $8 million all together, i mean, jeb bush and marco rubio are considerably behind ted cruz and donald trump in the polls. but they are outspending ted cruz and donald trump by an 11-1 ratio. which is nuts. that is absolutely nuts. and the people are winning -- spend $8 million collectively. that's not even what hillary clinton has spent. anyway. it's yet further evidence that money just doesn't work the way it used to in this year's presidential campaigning. at least on the republican side it doesn't. and at least it doesn't work the way it used to when it comes to ads. to that point, though, jeb bush and marco rubio, the big spenders in the campaign, they appear to be testing what else they might be able to spend their many millions

bush: so did you. rubio: well, but you changed it in the book... bush: yeah, so did you marco. while chris christie lashed out at the senators on stage... i feel like i need a washington-to- english dictionary converter. ... retired neurosurgeon ben carson highlighted his unique credentials. "i've had more two a-m phone calls than everybody here put together making life and death decisions." even as the candidates kept talking... donald trump was already on his way back to new hampshire... ... but not before suggesting his pregnant daughter could be his secret weapon. "ivanka, i said, it would be so great if you had your baby in iowa. it would be so great -- i'd definitely win!" marco rubio spoke on last nights debate during his rally in this morning. he said it was a lot of fun saying he "actually had a little bit more time than usual." because trump wasn't on stage. he also said that in order for the gop party to win...they have to stay united together. new jersey governor chris christie promised iowa voters this morning he will "surprise" people come caucus night. christie h

i'm george bush. this is my wife laura bush. i'm looking for some lone star lemona lemonade. >> do y'all have any? where's your money? >> it's in my pocket. they've got to get the lemonade first. >> great. >> that's for my wife. we're buying some lone star lemonade. can i have one for me? anybody else? senator, would you like some lone star lemonade? that's good. that's plenty. >> great. it's very good lemonade. thanks, y'all. >> who made it? how much do you charge for your lone star lemonade? how much do you charge? >> 25 cents. >> would you take a dollar? >> thanks a lot, you all. >> where is your mother and dad? where's your mom? hi, mom. >> hi. >> can you believe it? >> yeah, how about this? >> we love entrepreneurs. >> this is what we're for. >> looks great. >> these guys want to say hi, too. >> right here. >> good man, hi. want some lone star lemonade? >> yeah. >> that's a good idea. >> sign the sign. you have to take the plastic off. >> what are youro!Ñgñladies' na? erin. how do you spell it, erin? e-r-i-n? >> what's yo

jeb bush made a big decision the past week. said, okay, never mind. i'll let my super pac spend on tv. i'm coming off the air. i'm taking my staff in miami putting them on the ground in iowa and new hampshire. >> we're going to put together a ground game, if you will, in iowa and new hampshire and here in south carolina that i think will be second to none. that's how we'll do -- we'll win. >> he said he's excited about it. this is jeb 4.0 or jeb 5.0. we're having a chuckle. if you talk to people in the crowd. people say they don't rule it out. he has a good organization. >> he has a good organization. the problem for him is you never want to shake up. right. or a fourth shake up, in his case. the real issues in talking to voters on the ground in new hampshire. they want to stop trump. right. they're looking for the establishment lane and they want a jeb or rubio or christie or kasi kasi kasich, but they want someone they believe can win. you hear people who maybe like jeb. if he doesn't pass the threshold of who can win. they go for the second choice

by jeb bush. now, one thing you would expect for something like that in this day and age is that people would start photoshopping that because it's really easy to photoshop something that has no pictures, no background, it's just plain white text on a colored background. you're basically begging for people to photoshop it. that's why you might have seen these anti-jeb bush pranks messing with the billboard. instead of saying donald trump is unhinged one person changed the jeb bush quote to "has anyone seen my turtle?" somebody else changed -- i'm sorry about this one. somebody else changed it to this. uh -- yeah. and you might expect people sort of profanely pranking a candidate like that for having put up a billboard like this. what you would not expect is for jeb bush's own donors, the people who are not just supporting him but who are putting money where their mouths are and who are trying to pay for him to become president, their donors would also do this sort of thing. apparently, the way jeb

bush:4 congratulations -- mr. bush: congratulations. just got out of school, college, that is, and right now we are struggling to be able to pay back, obviously, the school loans and the american dream to own a house. if you get elected, when you get elected, what will you do to help in my situation, you know, to pay off the student loan and to be able to afford the house? mr. bush: how big is the student loans? combine, near $80,000, $90,000 with interest. 9%? mr. bush: this is one of the tragedies, this is part of the legacy of obamacare, the nationalization of the student happened with obamacare. it has doubled in size. $1.2 trillion in debt. $1.2 trillion. this is debt that has to be paid off before you can make your car loans or anything else or pay off your credit card and it is a burden on young people in particular because it is extraordinary. a week ago, i outlined a student loan program to move forward because i don't think it is a proper place for the government to act. if it is the private market, that is fine. that ended th

bush. where is the article from the nro rejecting jeb bush. we're not going to see that. they are making the same argument that jeb bush is making about donald trump. >> i think what they're saying, their claim claim is that donald trump is not a conservative. they can look in the past, recent past and see he's changed his views on many of the big issues. they go onto say he is an opportunist. he's unmoored politically, a free floating p ining populist strong man overtones. they are calling him a blow hard. >> sure. where was the mitt romney hit piece. was he a conservative? he had poor positions in his path as well. he was the author of what we now call obama care. we didn't see that hit either. they are seeing the poll numbers and the crowds. they are not happy with donald trump because he doesn't used their approved vocabulary and use their think tank to make his talking points. everyone knows if you attack donald trump, you can sell a magazine. if donald trump has more instagram followe

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bush, proud to be a bush. [applause] sir? >> i think we are pretty cool another bush in the white house most of us are not: another clinton in the white house. what makes you best prepared to accomplish that? governor bush: very good question. to have someone who can actually serve, that is important. you want to have someone who can wion. i believe having someone who has been thoroughly vetted, 34 years of tax returns, because of my circumstance i can promise you everything i have done has been vetted. everything. i was governor of a big state, went back to the bush thing, a lot of ways that you try to hurt my dad would be to expose i might have done or something like that. i have been thoroughly vetted and i've been totally open. i gave out 330,000 e-mails as my time of governor related to my work. everyoneee

and in fifthmpaign place, jeb bush. will stay the same, the importance of these early contests and the difference they could make. i don't think a difference in a loss in iowa for the clinton won't be decisive. a win in iowa on the public and side may not be decisive but could turn the campaign. 2008,think back to president obama's campaign manager says everyone looks back and says you can see how it developed. them, every battle was won iowa or be out of the race. they won iowa, went to new hampshire, lost new hampshire, but made enough of a showing to go to south carolina. there was a small window there in the obama campaign and they saw the window and was able to make that into a path. path, but nevertheless, a path to victory. as we pursue that, campaign funding matters, right? not decisive. it is clear there will be no coronation. neither party will be willing to do that. policy. spend a lot of time talking about politics and numbers. but policies matter too. wer the course of the week will talk about environmental

and jeb bush with four. bush says he's not worried about those numbers though... instead he's focusing on a different number. bush...3720 it doesn't really haven't really made up their mind...that means it's wide open." bush held a campaign rally yesterday in urbandale... during the event he compared donald trump to president obama... saying they both fail to unite the country. today martin o'malley is the only candidate in state... he'll be in des moines this evening... for a stop at uaw hall. that begins at 6:45. o'malley and the democrats get year this sunday... it'll be hosted by lester holt... right here on nbc. des moines police are looking for the gunman in a north side shooting... police say 45 year old jerome johnson junior was shot near 21st and university around one o'clock johnson told police he got lost.. and started following another car to find his way out of a dead end... that's when someone in that car got out and shot him in the shoulder. no arrests have been made in the case. the trial of a clive murder suspect has come to an unexpected halt. 26