as strong conservatives, donald trump wins. even people as moderate conservatives, donald trump wins. so exactly, you know what is the hope here? i don't know. you talk about 2, 1, 1, 3, 1, 2, strategy, marco rubio has to win somewhere. >> you paint the picture of an outsider taking over a party that may lead to a nomination. >> right. >> he's turned this upside down. >> yes. he has. i think when you started to try to map out how do you stop donald trump, you have to start implying almost magical thinking and saying you know rubio is going to somehow, kasich is going to drop out and rubio will win ohio and florida and you piece together things that seem to be moving pieces or cruz is going to drop out and head to head between donald trump and rubio but why is cruz going to drop out? there are a lot of things that have to happen that probably aren't going to happen. it looks as if, i don't see how you stop him. >> a former romney advisor was saying that you, past is pro logged because what they're doing isn't working so far. >>

the only campaign, the only candidate that has beaten donald trump and that can beat donald trump is our campaign and on super tuesday i hope and believe conservatives will get behind our campaign because if you are one of the 65% of republicans that does not want to see trump as our nominee or a blow out in november, i ask you to come support us and stand with us because that is the only way to stop donald is to stand together behind our campaign. >> in are problems in terms of your support. you are running as a social conservative and political outsider but i will put up troubling numbers for you from the south carolina exit polls. trump beat you among evangelicals 34% to 26% and among voteers who say they want the next president to be from "outside the political establishment," they went for trump, 63% to 13%. isn't donald trump beating you, senator, at your own game? >> a primary is an extended conversation and donald trump has told us many, many times in his own words, seven months ago, he said, he was a member of establishment. we saw the debate this past week where donald laid

i mean, that's donald trump's decision. that's whether or not he raises suspicions by not doing it or avoiding by not doing it. >> what do you think the suspicions would be? >> i think romney laid him out nicely. >> okay. as you artfully dodge this question, what romney was saying that trump is afraid of revealing that he's not as rich as people think he is. and that he doesn't give as much to charity. what do you think, either or both were true, whether that would be a big deal? >> i don't think trump's supporters these angry folks, are going to change their view. look, donald trump, peggen noonen today in the "wall street journal" has a great, great article about the trump-domoter. it's a beautiful article describing a group of people that feel they've been getting screwed by the insiders and the republican party. i want them to feel that way. that's why i support ted cruz in the beginning. ted cruz is the first one to call this crowd of a cartel, to call them for what they were, and that's why i supported him. >> all rig

>> donald trump is in a very strong position. second place in iowa, won in new hampshire and south carolina. he's going into nevada with a 22-point lead. he lead in the polls in a number of the biggest sec primary states. look at the top three, texas, the favorite son. ted cruz leads there. then you have virginia and georgia. you have got to say he's in a strong position. >> i know you are in south carolina. what a stunning night that was saturday. let's look ahead to the first of march. you have got nevada tomorrow. we talked about that. you go into the first of march. look what comes into play. everything in yellow is on the board. texas, 155 delegate alone in that state. you think cruz might do well there. but based on south carolina, who knows. georgia is a big state, ba, ala, arkansas. the same day that florida winner take all. ohio winner take all. you can argue missouri is in a similar situation. so where does trump lose? >> it's hard to see where he loses much. in a lot of those march 1 state you have significant numbers

one of the big critiques from donald trump from people like myself is that we don't view donald trump as a committed, reliable conservative. when you add two totals up in this race, among those top three, ted cruz and marco rubio, you get 51% coming out of iowa to 24% for donald trump. so the big question is how will this field thin out? how quickly will it thin out? if it become that's three-person race we heard marco rubio's campaign dynamics change? >> trump was talking about his pierces his message of invincibility, that he is a winner and always wins. he didn't. >> nice try, charles. the truth is that he was humble and gracious tonight. trump is a competitor. he needs to be more, i think, focused in his criticism of ted cruz, but ted cruz can't get to marco rubio until he gets to donald trump and i don't think that is going to happen. i think ted cruz's campaign reached a high mark tonight. >> do you think trump is looking at rubio more now as a guy he's got to take out or cruz? >> trump must deal with cruz first but trump is mindful of the fact that rubio is coming up the side a

donald trump and polish workers. the trade deal, you'll be starting a trade war against your own ties and your own suits. why don't you -- >> they devalue the currency. >> make them in america. >> makes it -- well, you don't know anything about business. >> make them in america. >> in addition to this, the exchange, people are talking about the screamer in the background. what did you give that? >> we gave it with a "b." i expected rubio's performance to be dialed so much higher. it was back and forth. up and down. but rubio was so effective last night. he came out swinging. he was strong. he didn't back down. he punched through the punch. but here's the deal. problem with rubio is this he's not pulling in trump supporters. what he's going to do is those undecideds. there are so many of them between 25 and 50%, depending where you poll. it was a good night for marco rubio. >> the next is a rubio and trump exchange. this is on health care and repeating themselves. >> you have many different plans. you'll have competit

tax returns as an attack on donald trump. he's claiming he's waiting until after an ongoing irs audit. garrett has the latest from washington. >> reporter: as we have seen throughout this primary that donald trump seems to be nearly impervious of any attacks that come his way. but two days before supertuesday, is a new line of attacks that ted cruz and marco rubio are hammering. they began the weekend by releasing his own filings and questioning why donald trump has refused to do the same. >> maybe he's not as rich as he says he is, maybe he's given large sums of money to groupslike planned parenthood. >> donald trump is portraying himself as this great leader who's going to turn the american economy around. >> trump's responding with personal attacks on cruz and rubio, calling them liars who have has never ---the donald 's attempt to dismiss the issue by arguing that he can't release his returns right now even if he wanted to because he's in the middle of being ougaudited by t irs. despite the commissioner saying this week t

donald trump? >> he is definitely going to be dominated. he's going to route nerve tonight's caucus. my vibe is trump is going all the way. >> we said for ted cruz, it's over. for marco, it's over. unless something really draw mattmat -- dra mat being happens. >> you listen to the nervousness. it's line the titanic has taken over the establishment. >> slamming trump in a debate filled with shouting at cnn. they lose control. >> you're the only person on the stage that's ever been fined for hiring people to work on your projects illegally. >> i'm the only one on the stage that hired people. you haven't hired anybody. >> you get along with nobody. you don't have one republican -- you don't have one republican senator -- >> you should be ashamed of yourself. >> but you're not beating hillary. >> if i can't -- hey, if i can't beat her, you're really going to get killed, aren't you? >> but is the story of the debate changing the media forecast? what do ordinary folks think? what will the conservative co

i'm the only candidate that has beaten donald and can beat donald. looking at super tuesday, we've got a lead in my home state of texas. marco rubio is a good guy. he is 15 points down in his home state of florida. if you can't win your state that is a big problem. and and he is so taking personal and he gets very rattled. and i believe we need to win because we're fighting for our kids and if we nominate a candidate that loses to hillary clinton that is not what we need to do. >> senator, you turned to donald and it was heated. you said donald, calm down. and he turned around and said you're a basket case. i was like what am i watching here? this is like wwe. >> donald was clearly, he gets rattled. you know, whenever you mention his poll numbers, donald loses it. in last ten national polls i either tie or beat hillary. he gets very, very upset. and it was stunning tonight. he ran away from the health care plan. for 20 years he's advocated socialized medicine. he said it in the past debate. tonight he ran away from it. and wasn't willing to defend it

. >> i want to go to donald trump and rubio. now, you know, donald trump is donald trump. he's kind of a showman, and i want to be clear, he's a friend of mine, but i never expected rubio to get in that mode and you know, is it entertaining for republicans, or are they turned off by it? >> well, i think most people saw that debate as the worst version of a jerry springer show, but the reality is look, it doesn't change the dynamics of this race. the dynamics of this race are the same. for someone to beat donald trump they have to start getting victories and have to start collecting more delegates -- >> okay, but rubio hasn't won a thing and is not projected to win florida, his own state. so why is the establishment so dug in against donald trump? >> well, judge, your term is establishment. i don't know what that means. this week, two congressmen came out for donald trump. >> two? the guy has won three of four primaries. >> right. i hear you. we have had donors call us and say how do they reach out to the trump campaign. scott brown came out a couple weeks ago. >> phil, i'm

donald trump and me. we are the only candidate that has beaten donald trump. i believe we're the only candidate that can beat donald trump. >> if doesn't go to a two person race that day, or afterwards? >> we'll see what the results are, but we're going to come out of super tuesday, seeing a meaningful difference in the delegate allocation. and you know, if you look at republican primary voters, they're a good 65% of primary voters who don't believe donald trump is the best candidate to go head to head with hillary clinton. we saw last night. hillary clinton and donald trump's policy view are virtually inn distinguish able. catastrophic, led to benghazi, donald trump agreed with hillary, supporting john kerry and the disastrous foreign policy has dramatically undermined the nation of israel. indeed, donald trump on foreign policy agreed with hillary clinton that america should be neutralween israel and palestine. we will stand unapologetic on economic policy. donald trump agreed with hillary and barack obama in support of the wall street bailout i think it was

. >> i want to go to donald trump and rubio. now, you know, donald trump is donald trump. he's kind of a showman, and i want to be clear, he's a friend of mine, but i never expected rubio to get in that mode and you know, is it entertaining for republicans, or are they turned off by it? >> well, i think most people saw that debate as the worst version of a jerry springer show, but the reality is look, it doesn't change the dynamics of this race. the dynamics of this race are the same. for someone to beat donald trump they have to start getting victories and have to start collecting more delegates -- >> okay, but rubio hasn't won a thing and is not projected to win florida, his own state. so why is the establishment so dug in against donald trump? >> well, judge, your term is establishment. i don't know what that means. this week, two congressmen came out for donald trump. >> two? the guy has won three of four primaries. >> right. i hear you. we have had donors call us and say how do they reach out to the trump campaign. scott brown came out a couple weeks ago. >> phil, i'm

should donald trump submit his taxes? now, the major ones now, not all of them have done that already, we are getting word from the cruz and rubio camp that they will in a matter of days, but obviously, governor romney was focussing on the really rich big guy in this race, donald trump. whether that's the personal vendetta or not, you be the judge. but will getting those taxes out settle the sko r? who better than to ask a former presidential candidate himsf, a guy who put transparency with a capital t into in effect when he submitted years and years of returns, the former arkansas governor, presidential candidate, mike huckabee. governor, good to have you. we chatted about this before governor, what do you make of this, and the need, the urgency for donald trump to turn over toez taxes? >> let's be real clear about this, this has nothing to do with donald trump's taxes. this has to do with the panic in the establishment trying to stop donald trump because he has running away with a nomination, and it scares the daylights

he's focusing on donald trump. we've heard the comments a s ane sniping back and forth. >> yesterday was day three of the back and forth between marco rubio and donald trump. make a look at yesterday's exchange. >> last night he was pretty calm after i punched him around a little bit. >> this guy has a fresh mouth. he's a very nasty guy. >> flying around on hair force one. >> thank god he has really large ears. >> he put out a picture of me having makeup put on me at the debate which is amazing to me that a guy with the worse spray tan in america is attacking me for putting on makeup. >> i watched this lightweight rubio, total lightweight, and little mouth on him, bing, bing. >> donald trump likes to sue people. he should sue whoever did that to his face. >> the last thing i am is a con man. >> marco rubio looks like he's ready to doe and hasn't done anything like this in the past few months. why no heading in to super tuesday? >> they feel they landed on the counter punch to donald trump that they haven't had for

none of them drink, not eric, not donald or donald sr. does this sound familiar, sneaking beers into an event? >> it does. >> from recently? >> i've done that many times. haven't we all? >>> good morning to all of you. serious news from down south and news making headlines. death and destruction in some of the southern states. tornadoes trampling states from louisiana to florida. one of the hardest hit areas, take a look. an rv park in southern louisiana, two people were killed in that devastation. now, a search is underway for others who may be trapped under the debris there. a third person was killed in mississippi. even more tornadoes are likely to form along the atlantic coast today. we'll bring you more on this weather as we get it. >>> disturbing new images of that uber driver accused of randomly gunning down six people in kalamazoo, michigan. take a look at surveillance photos. they show jason dalton casually browsing a gun store with his hands in his pockets hours before the deadly shooting. store owners say dalton was laughing an

donald trump has changed in two years. i don't think he's had a road to damascus moment, i think he's trying to date the preacher's daughter. >> basically, trump has evolved, megyn. and many people in the establishment gop are -- >> i'm sorry, i don't buy it. he's doing a great job and what he says people believe. that's what is putting him over the top. >> go ahead, eric. >> you know, donald trump has taken every side of every issue, including the issue of federal land. donald trump did say the federal government shouldn't hand land back, now he's saying he doesn't know about the issue. he probably doesn't need to tell cbs and others that the federal government should keep the land if he doesn't know about the issue. >> when you see trump reverse his positions quickly, like we saw on whether bush intentionally lied to get us into the iraq war, what effect does that have on you? >> zero effect. not just on me but tens of millions of people. >> explain why. >> because he's -- megyn, we suffered through the last seven years,

they went for donald trump. those who want toñr see change,2 percent for donald trump. and over half of the voters, 53 percent feel betrayed by republican politicians. they feel they have let them down. and those supporters went for donald trump this evening as well. and it is it a picture in new hampshire and we are seeing it brett, and megan in south carolina. >> it is incredible to see the numbers on the muslim ban. that benefitted trump. so much maligned in the media and many people questioned whether it would be implemented. and trump dialled it back and yet one of the number one things that resonates with the voters. >> think of what happened here. donald trump was a state heading to the bushes. 84 percent approval for the bush. he said that george w. bush lied and got them in the war. that resonated and the muslim ban also as well. >> talking about how 9/11 happen on bush's watch. the debate in which his Ñi performance was maligned, but there is a disconnect to what the pundits see and say and voters see and say. half of the republican party does not want donald

. >> donald who? chris christie lighting up the air waves, no doubt responses from the clinton campaign with remarks earlier at a town hall meeting. the candidate joining us from new jersey, governor chris christie or i should say new hampshire. i apologize. governor, do you regret the remarks? >> no, not at all. that's exactly what we're going to do on stage. we're going to make sure she gets the rhetorical beating she deserves for lies on benghazi, for lies on the e-mail, for awful foreign policy in libya and around the world. hillary clinton needs to be held to account. i am going to hold her account better than anybody on the stage could. >> you'll hear those that will say that's not the proper language you use in a town hall forum. you say what? >> i say everybody should stop being so politically correct. you know, i was having fun there, as was the crowd as you can hear. believe me, if she is too sensitive to take that, then she's too sensitive to be president of the united states, and i don't t

and donald started it. but marco has the policy prescriptions to fix the country. >> but, you know what i think? the criticism is that as governor christie says is that he talks but what's he done? >> but, you look at what he did as leader of the house in florida, i mean, they did tax reform. i mean, they did tax reform. they balanced the budget. they did education reform. and they didn't use common core. i mean, he has a great record. what has donald trump done in the sense of politics and prescriptions and fixing it. greta, we have a crisis. >> what he would say is that he is good at organization. built a business. get rid of waste and fraud and fix our infrastructure. >> you have a business based on fraud. when you are going to use illegals to build trump tower number one or say i'm going to support the american worker but i'm going to have my ties made over in mexico you are being dishonest. we are concerned about a crisis in conservatism. 43% of millennials believe in socialism. the problem is populism

i think donald trump. i think donald trump will have to scrap and fight. hopefully he can -- i don't mean to characterize it in a personal way. i think donald trump can't possibly redeem. >> you said you support him. you meant what you say. >> i love him. i don't necessarily support him. >> wait a minute. you told me last night you would vote for him today if you were in iowa. >> if i were a republican. you asked me very specifically. if i was an iowa republican, who would i vote for. i'm not an iowa republican. i'm a new york republican. i think that donald trump could possibly redeem himself in new hampshire. but now it's not a slam-dunk anymore. now we'll go into the polls next tuesday thinking now i wonder. people are going to start thinking about donald trump, see all bluster. like that concession speech he made tonight was so lame. he is going to buy a farm in iowa. he is not going to buy a farm in iowa. he may never go back to iowa. it sounded disingenuous at all. >> i disagree with you. he showed a graciousness. compare to it rubio. that's exactly

it defeat for donald trump, ted cruz leading, 28% in the final numbers, donald trump 24%, marco rubio in third place, albert formed the polling. razor-thin margin separating hillary clinton and bernie sanders, 49.9 to 49.5. virtual tie. fox news has not called that raise on the democratic side. martha: a lot decided by a calling fled. democrats in iowa calling this one of the closest in iowa democratic history. >> i'm going to tell the millions of americans thought that america was in jeopardy and we rose up together and said we are going to preserve this nation for our children and grandchildren. >> when i am the nominee we will grow the conservative movement, take our message to the people who are struggling ejected a check, the students living under the burden of student loans, the families struggling to raise their children with the right values, we will take our message to them and we will bring them to our side. when i am the nominee we will unite our parties, grow the party and we will defeat hillary clinton or bernie sanders or whoever they nominate. >> against all odds, again

tower. >> donald, nice to see you. >> hi, greta. >> donald, i want to ask you about the election, of course. first i want your thoughts on president obama went to a mosque today in baltimore to talk about religious tolerance and contributions muslims have made in the united states. your thoughts about that? >> i don't have muchght. i think that we can go to loss of places. -- lots of places right now there. we have a lot of problems in this country, greta there are a lot of places he can go and he chose a mosque. i saw that a little while ago. that's his decision. that's fine. >> let me turn to the election, new hampshire, good news there. you are up 24 points. does that mean it's yours to lose? >> well, i guess so. if that's what the polls are saying. the polls are very high and have been very good. i don't want to take it for granted, frankly, because you never know what happens. and we have a lot of people running. so we will see what happens. i have a great relationship with the people from new hampshire. i have been up there many, many times. last night we had a tremendous crowd

donald trump? >> well, we're doing very well. i expect to do well on tuesday. i hope, i mean, i tell you, we're going to have 25,000 people node alabama. we have 15,000 yet today in tennessee. we had a tremendous amount of people, probably 15,000 in arkansas in an airport hangar. airport hangar. it's been amazing. we have a movement going, chris. it is something really special. having paul's endorsement and chris christie and sarah palin and sheriff joe arpaio from arizona who is the king of the borders, when he endorses you, that means you have the best border plan, no question about that. jerry fallwell jr., i'm winning with evangelicals. we are beating everybody with the evangelicals. i love the evangelicals. we're winning with the military. we're winning with the vets. we're really winning with everybody. and i have am really thrilled. i think we'll do well on tuesday. we're going beat out the establishment. the establishment is disgraceful. little marco is doing not so well in florida. he's do

donald is our campaign. in my view, you look nationally, anywhere from 65% to 70% of republicans don't think donald is the right candidate for us to nominate to go up against hillary clinton. the polling shows donald against hillary loses. and i know the folks here, we don't want to lose this general election and see our country stuck on this same wrong choice. so if you're among those 65%, 70% of republicans that think donald is the wrong choice, then super tuesday is the opportunity for us to coalesce behind our campaign. >> what do you make of it? you look at the results in south carolina where they had nearly 70% ev should have been a sweet spot for you. yet he won handily. why? >> listen, people are ticked off. they're furious with washington. they're furious with politicians in both parties that have been lying to them. i think donald supported the manifestation of that. but what the polling data also shows is that head-to-head, donald against me, we beat donald handily. we beat him 16 points, 56 to 40

i like donald. he is an amazing entertainer, but his policies for most of his life -- >> thank you very much, i appreciate it. >> for most of his life his policies have been very, very liberal. for most of his life he has described himself as very pro-choice, and as a supporter of partial birth abortion. right now today as a candidate he supports federal taxpayer funding for planned parenthood. i disagree with him on that. that's a matter of principle. and i'll tell you, if donald trump is president, he will appoint liberals. if donald trump is president, your second amendment will go away. >> reaction to that, mr. trump? >> well, it's a lie. but let me say about politici s politicians. he goes i like donald trump, i really like donald trump. that's a lie. he doesn't like me. this is political speak. these guys they always say it's like jeb bush and marco, they say, oh, i like him very much. i like him. they hate each other. this is all politics. this is political speech when he says he likes me. ju

it works for donald trump. it gets him tons of free airtime, what we like to call in political circles earned media. it's something voters have taken to so when your opponent is doing something that works and you are doing something that isn't working, maybe you're not going to be able to beat him at his level but you give it a shot especially when the calendar is about to run out on you and one of the things with the polling we've seen over the past few days is donald trump is in command. we know he's going to have a good night on super tuesday and when the most and rack up the most delegates but these delegates will be awarded proportionally and one thing we don't know is whether or not thursday night's debate and the change in tactics by rubio and to a degree cruz are going to eat into donald trump's numbers and maybe set something up for a different outcome in march. it's a long shot. it's not necessarily likely but we don't know yet how well it's working or if it's working at all. jon: iwant to put up agai

georgia could give donald trump a big night. he leads in the polls byÑi 16 points and ted cruz and marco rubio have been be campaigning hard here and both in the state today. and rubio will be back on monday. he's hoping to convince voters to abandon donald trump insisting the future of the country and party are at stake. >> what happens if donald trump is nominee? >> i think it will split in poses. he will never get 1237 dell dpats to it be our nominee. >> and on the democratic side. hillary clinton more than doubles bernie sanders support. georgia is least red of the big southern states and they hope that shifting demographics can turn it purp and he will hillary clinton angling to do it. >> i need your help in the campaign and on tuesday. and i need you to convince as many other folks to get out and vote today or on tuesday. joishgs today because there is early vote nothing georgia. and there is a time that the democratic candidate would come out on top. in the end. senator david perdue won on the republican side and the adv

donald will not make america great. he will make america orange. >> so i'm looking at little marco, man, there is something happening with him. he is like melting. i think he is going to faint. >> got deferments from the army. he didn't serve in vietnam. he got injuries from squash. >> we don't need a guy who is sweating and scared. i never saw anything like it. little marco rubio. a total, total, feather weight. >> making fun of me for wearing makeup. how can it be, how can a person with the worst spray tan in america attack me? he should sue whoever did that to his face. that is who he should be doing. andrea: wow. who says three's a crowd. ted cruz while maybe not quite as personal he is also getting his licks in at trump. listen. >> donald trump had a one million dollars court judgment against him for hiring illegal immigrants. to build trump tower. he put his name on it. maybe it should say underneath. built by illegal immigrants. there have been multiple media reports about donald's business dealings with the mob

number one, sdpluwuone, donald ? >> donald trump. across the board he windows things most important to people. what i thought was fascinating, in new hampshire, 90% of voters are afraid there's going to be another terrorist attack coming soon. while it isn't the number one, two, or three issue, it is top of mind. if they think trump is the one to handle it, they're going to support him. >> and of course governor kasich says, well, i love the exit polls. if south carolina feels the same way, i'll be in second there, too. he was second about every. where and donald trump did sdroi destroy everyone in exit -- destroy everyone in exit polls except most experience. we'll borrow you again coming up. >> okay. absolutely. >>> 20 minutes before the top of the hour, heather has been scrambled to another location. just to show how big our studio is. >> yes, good morning, everyone. this is an unbelievable story that i know you will want to hear this morning. stunning new emails are now surfacing this morning that show how hillary clinton bribes

donald trump 7%. ted cruz 7%. if trump gets the nomination, he has a lot of work to do. >> he has a lot of work to do. again, what he said last night in the debate was when hillary clinton's name came up in that exchange with marco rubio he said i haven't hit her yet. >> it will be bloody. >> he won't holdd. back. he showed his hand with that as geraldo pointed out accurately when that start to do bubble up. >> he whacked it. >> start to do call him a misogynist or whatever he was calling him boom, right at bill and they cowered in the corner. he won't be afraid to do it again. you are right back b. one thing though, the latino vote is, going to be, i think, the decider in a general election. if he does anywhere near what he is capable of doing, we saw in nevada, i know geraldo thinks a small sample, double the size ever in the history of nevada caucus. if he hits around 40%, he can win. >> misog nist is not somebody you pay to get your neck. it's somebody who hates women. >> you watch trump take a hard turn on th

donald trump versus ted cruz. both sides are unleashing vicious broad sides against each other escalating over the past few days. >> i have never seen anybody that lied as much as ted cruz. he is a lying guy. a really lying guy. some people misrepresent, this guy is a plain out liar. >> truth matters. you cannot simply scream lier when somebody points out the actual

donald trump had a good night. and the numbers that you point to of the people who said of the south carolina republican primary voters who said that telling it like it is was the most important candidate characteristic which was 16% of the electorate. 77% of them said that donald trump was their candidate. i think that's an opportunity for the non-trump candidates in the race, when you look at what trump has said on a variety of positions, whether it was for the iraq war, against the iraq war, whether you like to see obamacare mandate, whether he opposes obamacare, he's been on many sides of the issues as we have discussed a number of times, and i'm a little surprised that other candidates haven't criticized that. not necessarily -- >> that's all we've heard all week. it's trump that is saying, i want to have these positions. what voters are deciding is, do they believe he's going to build a wall? does he mooef he's going to repay treuate money, tough on isis. the strength that he's projecting, and obviously, the

today donald trump claimed he couldn't hear the question. and blames cnn. >> i have a lousy ear piece that is provided by them, and, frankly, he talks about groups. he also talked about groups. and i have no problem with disavowing groups but i'd like to know who they are. >> trump now says he does disavow duke and the klan but accusation head blew a dog whistle for his base. this is the second time he tried to end controversy. months ago he said he couldn't hear clearly when he seemed to confuse the quds force with our allies. marco rubio says he notice buying this excuse. >> he is unelectable now. he refueled to criticize the klu klux klan, has again three interviews. on "to the today show" he blamed it on a bad ear piece. klu klux klan comes through pretty clearly. >> this isn't trump's only dustup involving race. he also went after the judge overseeing the fraud case against his controversial trump university. trump suggested the judge was being too hard on him because the judge is hispanic. >> base of the wall and because of everything

donald trump on the other. they have been pointing their political weapons right at senator cruz, lately. >> well, listen it's what happens in politics. greta, here is my take away. that is after tuesday, there is only going to be two candidates who have ever won a state. and ted cruz is one of them. i think that after tuesday, this race is going to boil down to a two person race. think about this last fact. that is the states that know ted cruz the best, texas,e6 @&c@ and iowa, where ted cruz spent a lot of time, those are the states that are going for ted cruz. the more people learn about ted cruz and that he is the person who embodies conservative values, i though the more likely people are going to be supporting him as the campaign continues. >> are you predicting senator marco rubio who hasn't won one state and is losing in florida that he will be out after tuesday? >> well, greta, look at it this way, about 40% of all of the delegates will be assigned after this coming tuesday. and rubio will not have won

donald is our campaign. in my view, you look nationally, anywhere from 65% to 70% of republicans don't think donald is the right candidate for us to nominate to go up against hillary clinton. the polling shows donald against hillary loses. and i know the folks here, we don't want to lose this general election and see our country stuck on this same wrong choice. so if you're among those 65%, 70% of republicans that think donald is the wrong choice, then super tuesday is the opportunity for us to coalesce behind our campaign. >> what do you make of it? you look at the results in south carolina where they had nearly 70% evangelicals. this should have been a sweet spot for you. yet he won handily. why? >> listen, people are ticked off. they're furious with washington. they're furious with politicians in both parties that have been lying to them. i think donald supported the manifestation of that. but what the polling data also shows is that head-to-head, donald against me, we beat donald handily. we beat him 16

donald trump won every single issue. he won every single issue decisively as you might expect given the top line result. it's a clear, convincing win for donald trump. >> they have been in his corner since june. he has been at the top of the leaderboard here since mid june. almost fallen below that in almost no polls. on the democratic side, kirsten, if you look at the polling a year ago, hillary clinton was up 56 points in this state. and now tonight she has lost -- she has lost new hampshire after she barely won iowa. if you look at the numbers on the polling, honest and trustworthy, which one of these four qualities matter the most to you? if you cared about your candidate being honest and trustworthy, the latest numbers show 92% voted for bernie sanders just 6% voted for hillary. how does that -- i mean, we saw terrible numbers for her on honest and trustworthy for iowa, too. how does that bode for her going forward. >> it doesn't bode well for her. what actually bodes worse for her is he is winning people who typica

donald trump. >> i think donald's campaign has largely been about how bad things are. there's no doubt we need to recognize how difficult things are, but you can't just say you're going to make america great again. have you to explain how you're going to do it. >> we're seeing people come together behind our campaign because we are the only campaign that has beaten donald trump and that can beat trump. you can't beat donald from the left up. can't beat donald with a candidate who has supported amnesty. >> well, this is the part of the primary season when the races are

i suggest donald trump had a good fight as well. a few months ago nobody would have expected trump to be a real contender in this largely evangelical state. he did well and of course marco rubio did well with a surprising third place strong finish. each man did what they needed to do. each one is a contender. >> you were surprised trump's numbers. how do you think he managed to do that to reach out to the evangelicals and get some of their votes? >> well, the most interesting number to me last night was the number 5 percent. there was a question asked, which candidate best resinates with your values. cruz won that with 36 percent. only five percent said trump resinated wither that values and he won 24 percent of the vote. which tells me that many evangelicals were willing to over look trump's past or some of his news and vet for him anyway because they felt like he was a strong leader. i think that bodes well for him in the future. >> speaking of the future about 60 percent of the electorate in caucuses they call themselves evangeli

they're salivating to run against donald trump. but they may be underestimating donald trump. >> the people who supported bush don't like marco rubio, but now he does have donnie wahlberg's endorsement. he could get the jonas brothers. >> kasich is not going to drop out. >> i don't get it. he once guest hosted o'reilly. >> john kasich did. >> being president is a step down. >> that's why i'm not running. mcgurg is a front liner thanks to this show. >>> okay, guys. "factor tip of the day," how you could top bad behavior. . i was going to give it a try, but i didn't really think it was going to really happen. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these, stop chantix and call

donald trump i'm just fine with. why? because donald trump will cut deals. we can work with donald trump. we need someone to cut deals with us. that's what donald will do. that cruz guy, he actually believes this stuff. [ applause ] and, sean, as you know, that exact same sentiment was expressed by jimmy carter. jimmy carter over in london, speaking to the house of lords. they asked him about the presidential election and he said, well, listen. between trump and cruz, i, jimmy carter, would pick donald trump. and he said, why? because donald trump is malleable. he had no fixed set of beliefs. he said cruz is not malleable. [ applause ] so let's imagine you win the presidency an you're going to hold the line on spending and congress will not stand with you for a balanced budget. congress will not support you on legislation to repeal and replace obamacare. where does the standoff go? we found ourselves at these moments and republicans ended up caving. you're the president. what would you do? >> well, sean, i don't cave. and we keep getting in these fights with

donald trump telling people do not vote for a cuban, vote for donald trump. you know, when it comes to telling the truth and not telling the truth, you didn't ask donald trump about the fact that in the last debate i asked him true or false, you support socialized medicine, the government paying for your health care. he said false and it's directly contrary to what he said for 20 years on the record. listen, chris, the facts matter. i understand that there are folks that don't want to focus on the facts. but, listen, the voters care about the truth. they care about donald trump's record of giving -- >> senator cruz, we're flat out of time. first of all, i don't think anybody is going to think i did an easy interview with donald trump. i asked him about plenty of things. you'll get an opportunity to ask him questions on the fox debate on thursday. thank you for making time on this very busy weekend, sir. >>> up next, senator marco rubio on his new strategy of open warfare against donald trump. is it too late? pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergie

i'm the only candidate that has beaten donald and can beat donald. looking at super tuesday, we've got a lead in my home state of texas. marco rubio is a good guy. he is 15 points down in his home state of florida. if you can't win your state that is a big problem. and and he is so taking personal and he gets very rattled. and i believe we need to win because we're fighting for our kids and if we nominate a candidate that loses to hillary clinton that is not what we need to do. >> senator, you turned to donald and it was heated. you said donald, calm down. and he turned around and said you're a basket case. i was like what am i watching here? this is like wwe. >> donald was clearly, he gets rattled. you know, whenever you mention his poll numbers, donald loses it. in last ten national polls i either tie or beat hillary. he gets very, very upset. and it was stunning tonight. he ran away from the health care plan. for 20 years he's advocated socialized medicine. he said it in the past debate. tonight he ran away from it. and wasn't willing to defend it

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donald trump. >> i think donald's campaign has largely been about how bad things are. there's no doubt we need to recognize how difficult things are, but you can't just say you're going to make america great again. have you to explain how you're going to do it. >> we're seeing people come together behind our campaign because we are the only campaign that has beaten donald trump and that can beat trump. you can't beat donald from the left up. can't beat donald with a candidate who has supported amnesty. >> well, this is the part of the primary season when the races are

at 44% of the votes, the combo beats donald trump. moving forward, rubio and cruz will continue to split the vote. that may mean trump will continue to win but there is no reason for either of them to think about getting out of the race. cruz has southern states coming up thought to be strong for his camp. and his home state's texas primary. negatives, the attempt to catch votes from vaelgcals in the south didn't pan out. advantages for rubio, he will benefit from jeb bush being out of the race. and john kasich doesn't survive one would argue those votes could go to him. but you can't get past the three's a crowd. and as long as cruz and rubio continue to split the anti-trump vote the longer donald trump will continue to win. as the candidates place their bets now in nevada, shawn hen hannity will interview donald trump tonight in las vegas. members of the audience will also get to ask their own questions. check it out 10 p.m. eastern time here on fox news channel. >>> supreme court back in session for the first time since the sudden

only way to donald trump if everybody but one gets out and donald trump versus the anti-trump. right now rest of them are sitting here dividing and conquering anti-trump support. if they keep doing it through florida and super tuesday and florida it will be too late to stop donald trump. so if excuse me, jeb bush, freudian slip, really wants to get donald trump out of the white house, out of the possibility of being republican stand bearer he should get out and throw his support, throw his support to either ted cruz or however they do it. none of them will. andrea is right, trump's people are not going anywhere. harris: bottom for trump at very least is 25%. that means 75% for everybody to fawn over, fight over. that is part of why they're not getting out. we've seen him even best that last couple caucuses and primaries obviously. i wanted to get this in, so did cruz for very different reason. i don't want to make a too big of a deal but vetting process can be tough. former pornography actress in ted cruz's, already apologized. she tweeted didn't understand why they pulled the