john -- john mccain can define his own positions, and i'll define mine. king: do you think he is a conservative? bush: yes. i also think he's a fine man. king: why mention conservative in a race where everybody's conservative? bush: because i'm more conservative on certain issues. mccain: because we all. (laughter) -- we don't like to go around portraying ourselves as liberals. (laughter) that's number one. bush: you see, let me say something about all this business. and you know -- and i know, your taking umbrage of john, and arguing. but the truth of the matter is, what we're trying to do is to nominate somebody to end the clinton era. that's exactly what we're in the process of doing. our objective is to end the clinton era in washington, d.c. and that's what this primary is all about. and one of us is going to emerge. one of us is going to emerge. and the objective has got to breathe some common sense and integrity into washington, d.c. that's what the primary's all about. keyes: that is wonderful, you know. king: no, let john go, so we can get square

senator mccain: it is not by my campaign. larry king: john. senator mccain: that's not -- that is not by my campaign. larry king: well, then somebody's putting stuff up. senator mccain: i pulled them off. larry king: i agree with you. senator mccain: but you're putting out stuff that is unbelievable, george, and it's got to stop. larry king: i find that. senator mccain: and your ads have got to stop. my ads have all stopped. larry king: i'm going to end this now. are you going to pull anything that you now have on? governor bush: i'm going to stand by what i'm putting on tv. and what i put on tv was looking in that camera and saying, you can disagree with me on issues, john, but do not question -- do not question my trustworthiness and do not compare me to bill clinton. senator mccain: we've pulled all ours down. there's nothing negative on the air and we have insisted that there not be a mean point. king: would you disclaim what rudman said if he said. mccain: the phone calls. king: that you don't agree with that? mccain: his phone calls. kin

john mccain should subpoena them. i commend him. i'm so happy john mccain is doing this. the lone voice in washington, d.c. it is the question every journalist and every member of congress should be asking, was a stand-down order given? to your point, general, the u.s. navy would never abandon its weapons and ships in position of obvious weapons dominance this. is on heels of two navy seals dying in benghazi where they were stonewalled on information about that. not to mention downing of that helicopter i mentioned, extortion 17, where the u.s. navy lost some members of seal team six. there is stonewalling from the get-go. who told them to surrender in position of obvious weapons dominance? it is unprecedented and begs the question and i hope john mccain services them and doesn't wait for the documents because he will never get them. deserveses more questions. kennedy: is american power shrinking on the global stage? eye-opening new gallup survey how americans see u.s. military power in the obama era. that is next. stay right here. "name your price" tool. this highly soug

jeb bush: "john mccain is an american hero..." jeb bush. the better man. the real conservative. a commander in chief. evening into very early wednesday morning with lows near 40 degrees. the sun is back wednesday through sunday with warming temperatures into the 70s by this weekend. in today's "50 days to 50 recover from yesterday's 50 pullups, so i pulled out... my p90x dvds. there's an entire set for several different workouts. i love these for when i can't get to a gym or outside for the workout. today i did the nearly hour-long stretch dvd. it starts you with some deep breathing and stretching of the neck, back, chest and arms. and then includes the legs. personal trainer tony horton is known for some goofy quotes, but some really solid exercises for the entire body. i find this dvd fitness program a great complement to your other favorite exercise activities. and it was a legit, yet relaxing workout for day six of 50 days to 50 years. still ahead -- voters in the big decisions to make in just a while some candidates suck up to trump...or run away from him in fear... jeb bus

number one i never called john mccain a loser as you know. i like john mccain. and supported john mccain. because the he got caught. to ape certain extent. i said he was ape hero. because he got caught. if you remember. he lied when he made that up. leo. i don't know who leo is. making some other name. probably an american hero. american hero. made that up. and honestly. >> another pow. >> you look at the fact, look at the fact. yeah, i just don't know him, charlie. never made a comment about him. never said that about john mccain. look at jeb. a loser. spent $110 million so far. at the bottom of the pack. going nowhere. the only thing he does is attack me. he thinks if he attacks me that will show he is tough. every time he attacks me. melts like butter. just a guy. really sad. every time i see an ad about myself. it is him, spending a lot of money. special interest. money. he spends money from the lobbyist and special interest to attack me. i don't see him going anywhere. last thing we need is another bush. >> story out of new hampshire so far is one that you

he wasaa john mccain, he's fine. i like john mccain. i know he says that i called john mccain all sorts of names. i call everybody names. actually, the person i called the names is jeb because jeb isn't in favor of common core. in other words, children have to be taken care of from washington. he's weak on immigration. look at these things. remember he said -- it was on your show, i saw it. they come as an act of love, immigration on -- you remember the thing on -- let's see, write down one other thing here. the texas stadium when he talks about the taking of land. they used -- the bush family used the taking of land privately, eminent domain on texas stadium. you look at this guy and -- it's absolutely amazing. he didn't know -- he didn't know that they used private -- they used -- they privatized it. he didn't know it. but they used it on texas stadium, having to use eminent domain. he didn't know it. on top of it, he spent over $100 million, and he's a failed candidate, a laughingstock. [ all talking at once ] >> he says you -- he sa

bush and john mccain. remember last night in new hampshire, just a couple thousand votes separated the third, fourth, and fifth place finishers, meaning next vote could make or break any number of campaigns, similar to what happened to mccain back in 2000. in moments, we'll be joined by my panel. but we begin with trace gallagher who has a little history behind this showdown. >> reporter: for gop candidates, winning south carolina is coveted for two reasons. one, south carolina has a wide cross section of evangelicals, military personnel and retires. and two, except for backing newt gingrich in 2012, south carolina has chosen every gop nominee since 1980. and that kingmaker reputation means south carolina tends to get vicious. the rubio campaign is vowing revenge against the bush campaign for attacks. saying -- >> and then there's attack adds that are already on the air. but they have a ways to go to top the nastiness of the 2000 presidential primary between george w. bush and john mccain. where the bush c

john mccain led on this. it is now time for those in the congress who believe we should close guantanamo bay put the idea forward. >> one of the places considered to send the prisoners is the charleston naval brig but the governor will fight any plan to do that. >>> we are having a heart webinar tonight. andrea mock is standing by with more details on what a heart webinar is and how you can participate. >> the phones aren't ringing. it is as easy as going to www.wltx.com and you will get to talk to this panel of experts. excited to have them volunteer their time. he is a sleep expert. we were discussing how important it is when it comes to heart health to get a good night's sleep. what are the troubles people see? >> as a sleep specialists, with regards to the heart, sleep apnea is one of the bigger problems. loud snoring, pauses in the breathing at night, while you are asleep, witnessed by bed partners. stroke and heart attack. it could raise blood pressure and could cause other problems. >> there is help fo

john mccain is a hero over and out. mccain weighing in a few moments ago took a minute to you. >> it's been so disappointing to see some presidential candidates engaged in loose talk on the campaign trail about reviving water boarding and other inhumane interrogation techniques. it might be easy to dismiss this blusterous cheap campaign rhetoric. these statements must not go unanswered. >> he says those statements must go not unanswered. hou how would you respond back? >> jeb bush is a weak candidate who is somebody in favor of common core and weak on immigration. >> we want to change your -- >> he's a very weak candidate. as far as john mccain is concerned when you say weekend water board they can job off the heads of christians and everybody in the middle east as far as they want. i think that's pretty known. i'm totally in favor of water boarding. >> i think john mccain is fine. i think haez not done a good job for veterans. i go around and i'm the most popular for veterans. john mccain is a nice man but not effectiv

we stayed with him. >> nothing could compare to the 1999-2000 john mccain presidential campaign. mccain's name is not well known. >> he believes there is lots of time and the pool of available activist is deep. those who know him describe mccain as a man of integrity who may not lead the pack now but could. >> mccain was about 2% in the polls and governor bush had had just swept the table with all of the republican activist and most elected officials. >> we knew the place we could go to have citrus is new hampshire >> we got good crowds at the vfw. >> i run for president of the united states because i want to return the government back to who it belongs: the people. >> his signature event was the town hall meeting. town hall meetings boosted john mccain from nowhere to being neck-and-neck with bush in new hampshire. >> in new hampshire, we are different. we say character is important. you have it and we want you. [applause] >> it was poplar with 75% favorable and single-digit 7-8 unfavorable which is -- i have never seen anything like it. you don't get something that close. >> th

guest: a good friend of mine, john mccain. i have known john mccain for 20 some odd years. when he was running for president in 2000, your member remember that. i was doing morning drive time radio, and john is very good at understanding how to use radio. he is brilliant at it. primary ining of the 2000, and my producer says john mccain is on the phone. and i say the phone kicking john, you are -- i can't use that word. and john says, i know, what country do you want? i know john kasich, i didn't get to know lindsey graham which is unfortunate because i think he was a solid candidate. he had his eyes wide open. he is too much of a hawk for me. he also understands where america is. let me make one last point. i was listening this morning because jeb bush and chris christie are worried about marco rubio. they are not tag teaming, but they sort of our because marco rubio is no number two in the polls, having a strong finish in iowa. do you know what is interesting? jeb bush and chris christie are now using the abortion issue against marco rubio. marco rubio is all over the top

bernie sanders cracked the gridlock with john mccain to help clean up the mess at the v.a. and strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders has always stood with our veterans, and that's why he'll never rush to put our men and women in harm's way. judgment. integrity. bernie. episode of "cheers," "frasier," "friends," or "will and grace," you've seen the work of director james burrows. the 10-time emmy winner has directed hundreds of episodes of those sitcoms and many others. gabrielle: such good shows. cast members from some of his biggest hits reunited recently for a celebration of his career. mark barger has a preview. mark: at the bar where everybody knows your name, he was simply jimmy. >> when it jimmy left during rehearsal, you knew it was funny. mark: james burrows directed the gang of cheers for 237 episodes. >> his hand signals, you knew exactly what he was talking about. he wasn't a guy to waste words. mark: or energy. the cast of fraser learned that from peru's very quickly. -- from burrows very quickly. >> we were rehearsing from the stone stage. he said "wh

john mccain carried republican voters in that primary by one point. what turned a narrow win into a rout was independents voting for over georgean party w. bush, ended up winning by 17 points. the record margin of victory here in a primary. there were enough independent voters in the primary to give john mccain and bill bradley a win. because mccain got all the energy and excitement of it, the race turned out to be a blowout and bradley ended up losing and that was the end of his candidacy really. host: do you see the independents breaking one way or the other? guest: there is pulling that suggests it will be a competitive race. sanders, a socialist running to hillary clinton's left, not necessarily the kind of ideological profile that would seem to be appealing to independent voters. donald trump has appealed to less partisan, less ideological voters who are by definition likely to be independent or undeclared. it is not clear whether one party will get a disproportionate share of that vote. i am a john kasich supporter. i think he stands to appeal t

. >> a fake poll was made again john mccain, implying he fathered a black child fro. the mccains have an adopted daughter from bangladesh. there is still time for the candidates to deliver the low blows.

jeb bush: "john mccain is an american hero..." jeb bush. the better man. the real conservative. a commander in chief. right to rise usa and 70s and lows in the 30s and 40s. rain returns to the forecast monday through wednesday of next week. break 3 and 70s and lows in the 30s and 40s. rain returns to the forecast monday through wednesday of next week. break 3 one of the big questions for the jeb bush's super pac continues to throw mud, this time about john kasich. newt gingrich responded, "any suggestion that john kasich is anti-defense is simply false. i served with him for sixteen years and he consistently fought for a better, more effective military. any ad attacking kasich on and oh in the s-e-c. the gamecocks are pursuing a perfect conference record...they're 12 and oh...with four league games remaining. carolina hosts georgia tomorrow night...the bulldogs are tied for fifth in the conference standings with a seven and five record. the gamecocks' final three opponents...alabama, ole miss and lsu are the s-e-c's three worst teams. usc came close to running the table last yea

including both bush presidents and jeb bush and bob dole, and i could go to senator john mccain raising serious doubts about donald trump and whether he's fit enough to be president of the united states. ron meyer on the gop establishment sort of gathering the wagons around donald trump. donald trump just uses it all in a campaign commercial, right? >> absolutely. i don't see why he wouldn't. this revs up his support with. dick cheney, everybody got 30 seconds to respond to attacks during the debate. a lot of the attacks are at cheney. he had a lot to do with the weapons of mass destruction, talking points with the developing that intelligence and coordinating that intelligence as well as leading the efforts in iraq. so he never got his 30 seconds to respond. that was his 30 seconds to respond. it's only fair. because people didn't think jeb bush did a good job responding to him. people said marco rubio did a better job than jeb responding to attacks on his brother. especially after the attacks,

bush, john mccain, and alan keyes. here is a preview. right, governor, what do you make about all of these past challenges from the well --mr. bush: senator? well, we shall cans and unfortunately, he ran an ad that equated need to bill clinton and he trust and -- and he questioned my trustworthiness. i am saying that you can debate issues, but whatever you do, don't debate my integrity and .rustworthiness to bill clinton that is about as low a blow that you can give in the republican party. larry king: and that is what you got mad about to fight back. mr. bush: i stand by my ads. when i say i'm spending all my surplus on the tax cuts, and he says that is not true, i'm going to define what reality is. larry king: senator mccain, is that true? mr. mccain: let me tell you what happened. iran and added he ran an ad, and i was eat up and he said he was called clinton and called clinton-like in south carolina. you have seen it, turn on the radio,turn on the unfortunately, now pick up the telephone. but let me tell you what really went over the

john mccain had won new hampshire by 19 points. he went to south carolina where he was heavily favored and after he got hit with that tide of toxic waste, in the end george w. bush beat him by 11 points. the reason south carolina had such a reputation for dirty tricks is south carolina has a lot of dirty tricks. the dirty tricks really seem to work there in republican politics. in 2008, south carolina republicans received a fake christmas card that claims to be from mitt romney that included lots of, the most controversial out of context quotes from the book of mormon that were designed to make him seem crazed. in that same campaign fred thompson was called a pro-choice skirt chaser. when nikki haley ran there was a campaign she had extramarital affairs. newt forced one of his wives to have an abortion against her will. south carolina republican politics is nasty. consistently nasty. buzz feed had an interesting piece of reporting saying that one republican presidential campaign appeared to be locking up the highest profile, best k

jeb bush: "john mccain is an american hero..." jeb bush. the better man. the real conservative. a commander in chief. right to rise usa friday turns mostly cloudy as low pressure develops off the coast with highs in the upper friday turns mostly cloudy as low pressure develops off the coast with highs in the upper 40s. expect a sunny to partly cloudy weekend with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s. as a system approaches early next week, a wintry mix is possible monday morning turning to cold rain by afternoon into tuesday back to the 2016 presidential race where the talk is on the importance of carolina being the first in the south primary. this afternoon, i talked with nbc's chuck todd about political ad spending to some of the unexpected results from iowa and new hampshire. 4. why is clinton losing young female voters to sanders - despite former secretary of state madeleine albright's comment that there's quote "a special place i ihell for women who don't help other women." 5. political ad spending is expected to reach an astounding $11.4 billion, 20% more than what was spe

republican senators lindsey graham, john mccain and jeff flake were also co-sponsors. but, since 2013, rubio has backed away from the immigration bill he helped co-author. he's now calling for stricter border enforcement, and favors a rubio, saying he wanting to give amnesty, an official pardon, to illegal immigrants. but rubio insists that was never the case. he says the immigration billwould have required people who are in this country illegally, to come out of the shadows and register. he says the path to citizenship was a 13-year process, which rubio says is not the same thing as amnesty. we agree, the bill never offered amnesty, as cruz's super pac claims. so we're we're calling this ad mostly true, because he was one of the gang of eight. nigel: remember, any time a political ad hits the air, tim waller will put it to the truth check test. gabrielle: and be sure to check out our other truth check reports. just head to our website, and click on politics under the news tab on our mobile app and on wyff4.com. she spent a lifetime making a d dference for people. winn

senator john mccain's site. there is a group called watchdog.org. thomas: the franklin center does a lot of work at the state level. brian: the heritage foundation. they have also found examples of wasteful spending. brian: some of your critics say that you use your organization to help your funders on the hill get things passed. thomas: that is a criticism around washington. we don't do anything that doesn't benefit our members. and of course the organizations that support us would not do so if they did not think that our mission was going to be moved forward. over time, it is been about 80% individual support and 20% from corporations and associations. support majority of our comes from individual taxpayers. why would we not want to fight against internet access taxes? there are companies that might benefit. we know exactly what we should be doing. brian: do you ever get tired? thomas: no. i spent six years on capitol fischer as i with senator mentioned. i love going in there every day. we really tried to get things done that benefit the taxpayers

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who he has on board, john weaver is a political strategist who helped john mccain do that. the question is whether or not they can continue. >> let's bring in the editor and the challenge for john mccain 16 years ago was you've won moderates in new hampshire. >> what's interesting the john kasich narrative as he does well here in new hampshire, but what's next. sara's absolutely right, the whole play for kasich is let's go to the midwest, let's go on my home turf, let me talk the talk that those folks understand and i'll be okay. the problem is that's far away for him to do so, although i did get a note from a top kasich adviser that said listen, you say we don't have a game in place. we've won states. we have a good team in place, don't count us out, but to the point of what happens between ted cruz now and donald trump and john kasich and here comes jeb bush, we now what was going to be three people coming out of new hampshire and now we have a free for all and i think what we're going to see a replay of what we saw in iowa play out in south carolina. we're hearing from t

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john mccain is not a veteran. he's a legit war hero. john mccain was absolutely favored in south carolina, plashl after what he did in new hampshire that year. then the george w. bush team came to town and activated dad's old network in the state. they decided that year they were going to take basically a whole different approach to winning over south carolina republican voters. part of what the george w. bush campaign did that year was some stuff that actually was pretty controversial even at the time. >> evangelist bob jones founded the school 73 years ago for white's only. many today say his grandson rob jones, iii, runs it as if it were 1927 with one policy change. other races are welcomed at its campus. no marriage and sper racial is permtd and no homosexuals. many see the epitome of intoll rarns the school's leaders described catholic as members of the cult, a pope a dangerous leader. it was here abegins the backdrop george w. bush came in search of votes after he lost the new hampshire primary. >> i didn't go to bob jones univers

mitt romney won after coming in second to john mccain. rick santorum came in second in the 2012 race. he won iowa the last time around. he has spent more time than anybody on the ground in iowa this year. apparently none of the old rules apply. you don't get to be next in line. retail politics doesn't make all the difference. if money was the thing that made all the difference, then jeb bush would be looking at winning iowa tonight. but all the rules are out the window. >> look at you, and it's only 6:00 p.m. eastern time. >> i know. >> we'll be able to light the city by 8:00. to give you a heads-up on time, two hours from now, the doors close in the caucuses. no one in, no one out. until we get answers. there are various reporting structures. there are two different ways of counting the vote tonight conveniently between republicans and democrats. we'll get to all of it. suffice to say, donald trump wins tonight, it is an international story. to a lesser extent, if bernie sanders polls what has to be called, given the last few months in a

john mccain and lindsey graham wrote the detainee treatment act. john mccain's voice on torture is the leading voice in the united states senate. what trump said tonight is helping the enemy and hurting the cause. marco did not have a good night. i thought jeb bush did the best of all the debates. both ready, steady and tested. >> do you think he was forceful enough when trump told him to shush? >> yeah, i think he was. i think he handled it just perfectly. he exposed donald trump for the hypocrite that he is. what he was doing, take a lady's house away to park his limo. nobody else takes donald on. i was proud of jeb. when somebody tells you to be quiet in that setting and says shut up, it says more about them than you. donald trump has gone from the big winner to the big whiner. so i really do appreciate jeb's temperament tonight across the board. and i think -- i know this. if he were going to be president tomorrow, i would sleep well tonight, because i think he's ready for the job. >> what good does it do to bat a couple runs in the ninth when

mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare. bernie sanders -- the number of cases of people infected with the zika virus is increasing in the u.s. and around the world. as steve nannes reports - members of congress are president obama's request for additional funding to fight the virus. there are growing concerns as the zika epidemic continues to spread around the world. (thomas r. frieden, m.d., director, centers for disease control and prevention) this is a really unprecedented phenomenon. with each passing day, the evidence that zika is causally related to microcephaly gets stronger. on thursday, the heads of the centers for disease control and prevention and the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases testified on capitol hill -- where congress is considering president obama's one-point-eight billion dollar request for emergency funds to fight the disease. (sen. thad cochran, (r) mississippi) is this enough? (thomas r. frieden, m.d., director, centers for disease control and prevention) we think that will cove

he was -- you know, john mccain, he's fine. i like john mccain. and i know he says that i called john mccain all sorts of names. i call everybody names. actually the person i called the names is jeb because jeb is in favor of common core. in other words, children have to be taken care of from washington. he's weak on immigration. i mean just look at these things. remember he said, it was on your show, i saw, they come as an act of love, immigration. on -- you remember the thing on -- let's see, i just wrote down one other thing here. the texas stadium. when he talks about the taking of land, well, they used -- the bush family used the taking of land privately, eminent domain, on texas stadium. so you look at this guy and it's absolutely amazing. >> but he says specifically -- >> he didn't know that they used -- wolf, he didn't know that they used private -- that they used -- that they privatized it. he didn't know that, but they used it on texas stadium. having to do with eminent domain. and he didn't even know that. and on top of it, wolf, he spe

in that was something that senate armed services committee chairman john mccain was quite upset about. >> many of us are also increasingly concerned that our rules of engage as dictated by the authorities the president gives to our commanders on the ground are making our mission more difficult, and increasing the risks to our troops. for example, it is stunning that up until just a few weeks ago, we had to wait for isil to attack or threaten our forces in afghanistan before taking action. >> reporter: so now the u.s. is launching air strikes against isil positions in afghanistan. and another shortcoming that general campbell mentioned, by the way, richelle is that the afghans don't have the ability to provide the kind of close air support that the troops on the ground need. they only have four of these so-called so-called a-29 attack planes. but he says it will be years before they have the kind of air support. so that is another area where the u.s. may need to adjust its tactics. >> jamie, general campbell is retiring after a year 18-month tour. he is going to be replaced by lieutena