humility. we need bridges between us if we're going to fix the problems in washington because all they could have have walls and we need to get the problems solved. >> this is clara smith, she's undecided but she's leaning towards you, governor. >> oh, good. make the question easy. >> republicans receive a bd rap for being uninterested in the working poor. i'm a republican. i have a heart for them. what would you as president do to help people out that are working two and three jobs that can barely feed their children at home? >> the one thing we want to make sure is that they have health care, right? that's a critical part for the working poor. look, it all gets down to training and skills. and one of the things that we have to recognize in this country today is we have to have lifelong learning and we have to keep training ourselves for the jobs that exist today and the jobs that exist tomorrow. but i've got to tell you, when you think about these working poor, especially if it's a woman and her husband walked out on her, she's got a couple kids, we've got to look at the child care,

ever day and not for the washington bosses. and i'll tell you, as i travel the state, democrats tell me, i didn't vote for you, but you're doing what you said you would do, and as president, i will do the same. >> mr. trump? >> thank you. my whole theme is make america great again. we don't win anymore as a country. we don't win with trade. we don't win with the military, isis, we can't even knock out isis, and we will, believe me. we will. we don't win in any capacity with health care. we have terrible health care. obamacare is going to be repealed and replaced. we just don't win. you look at our borders, they're like swiss cheese. everybody pours in. we're going to make a great country again. we're going to start winning again. we're going to win a lot. it's going to be a big difference, believe me. it's going to be a big, big difference. >> thank you very much. it's now time to begin questions. voters in the first four states have spoken, and mr. trump has emerged as the front-runner, but in five days, the candidates will face their biggest test yet, super tuesday, when nearly half o

been in washington for a long time, congressman kasich, not governor, if congressman kasich had been asked is waste fraud and abuse enough to solve the debt problem, he would have unloaded with a string about how that was nonsense, but that john kasich -- that's 20 years ago. >> who prides himself on balancing the budget. >> anderson, back to you. >> we're going to continue the discussion here. we're going to take a quick break. we'll hear from governor kasich himself as our special coverage continues. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. her life's work has been about breaking barriers. and so would her presidency. which is why, for every american who's not being paid what they're worth... who's held back by student debt or a system tilted against them- and there are far too many of you- she understands that our country can't reach it's potential... unless we all do. together. a stronger country. >> tonight there was a lot of sound and furry. two exceptions, ben carson and john kasich. we spoke with governor kasich a short time ago. >> reporter: john kasich did not go aft

washington about can you win a general election? let's talk about demographics for a second. if the next republican nominee wins the same share of the white vote that marco rubio did in 2012, that was 59%, that nominee would need to win 30% of the non-white vote. now, with all due respect, sir, a lot of republican leaders in d.c. struggle to envision you accomplishing this, especially given the fact that there are white supremacist groups and individuals like that who support you, some of whom you've even retweeted. >> well, is that i know nothing about. i don't know retweeting up. retweet somebody and they turn out to be white supremacists. i know nothing about the groups that support me. s i will tell you, as a candidate i'll bring over a lot of democrats, bring over a lot of independents. nobody else will. in all fairness, other candidates will never bring over independents. we're talking about the reagan democrats. we'll bring over tremendous numbers. we'll bring over youth. bernie's not going to make it, in my opinion. i never thought he would. hillary won't make it. frankly f she g

cuban officials came to washington, and he came to the press conference and wanted to ask the question and the john kerry state department said if she asked a question she would be forcibly removed. i remember being astonished. she said look, i expected that in cuba. that's what they do to free speech here. but the obama state department was happy to silence a dissent to protect the cubans from even asking questions. listen, my bad was imprisoned and tortured in cuba. and my aunt was imprisoned and tortured by castro. so my family has seen firsthand the evil and the oppression in cuba. we need to have a president that stands up to our enemies, that -- if you look at cuba when the soviet union collapsed, they lost a major source of money. but then venezuela stepped in and cuba had a corrupt bargain where they would send soldiers to venezuela that they would use to oppress the citizens there and in exchange venezuela would send money. but now oil prices are tanking and cuba was again on the ropes. the castros were again on the rope and just like with iran, the obama administrati

washington, i've done it in haiohio. i hope you've noticed i do have the foreign policy experience, and working with some of the great minds to develop the confidence, the firmness and toughness and the ability to bring people together. i hop you all think about giving me your vote. i would appreciate it very much. i tell you, we won't have to spend time figuring what we're going to do. i will hit the ground running and we will get america moving again. thank you all very much. >> senator rubio. >> thank you for having us tonight. you know, this campaign has come a long way. it was just a few months ago there were 15 or 11 us on the stage and now the votes are

washington, d.c., are starting to tell republican senators that they don't have to go to the convention if you're the nominee, that they should think about running against you if you're the nominee. that combined with marco rubio doing the #nevertrump, do you think republicans are violating the pledge? >> totally. totally. if they want to play that game, i can play it much better than they can, and i have a lot more people than they do. totally. if they're doing that, that's a total violation of the pledge, yes. >> yesterday marco rubio and ted cruz released summaries of their tax returns. you have yet to do so. rubio and cruz have been saying that you're trying to hide something. cruz yesterday also going on this little tirade saying that maybe the returns show that you're not as rich as you say you are or that you gave money to planned parenthood or you pay very low tax rates. can you deny that those charges are true, and when will we see your taxes? >> well, number one, i fully disclosed my financials. and i put them in actually right on time, and nobody else did, by the way, but i p