. >> we wanted to get that scoop, mr. trump. other liberal outlets attacking you this morning. the huffington post has a headline out. and "the new york daily news," dawn of the brain dead. they have you pictured as an evil clown like the joker and it says clown comes back to life with new hampshire win as mindless zombies turn out in droves. many have wondered if your enthusiasm from your crowds would turn into votes and it has. are headlines like this direct insults to your supporters to? >> the owner of the daily news -- i think it's out of business, they tried to sell it. people said you have to pay to buy it. in other words they had to pay them to buy it. it's going to be closing soon i'm pretty sure. the owner is called mort zuckerman who's got a total inferiority complex and he has for years. he's one of the guys -- they do that. he's jealous as hell, because he would have loved to have done it himself. it's another paper going down the tubes. they do the clown thing every week. maybe it sells, maybe it doesn't sell. but the paper is going bad. what can i tell you? >> so

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it's because of his performance in new hampshire coming in fifth place after he was accused of being mr. roboto and getting into the sparring session with governor christie. >> we just received word -- had is a semifox news alert, according to "the huffington post," mitt romney, who is a republican party standard-bearer last time, has just endorsed marco rubio. not a shocking endorsement. we probably figured that would be coming. >> it's not. i think this is part -- look, if you think the romney campaign could win this year, then, you know, maybe you think -- >> rubio? >> right, maybe it's rubio. this is a debate over what the republican party stands for, what it takes to win a general election. it's super interesting. it's unfolding now. the bottom line is trump offers a very different vision of what the party should be whether you're for it or not it's not the same. >> we're seeing rubio shake hands with other major endorsements, senator scott, trey gowdy and governor haley. another big storyline this morning is governor jeb bush has suspended his campaign, and here is senator rubio a

. >> i have interviewed you post leaving office a number of times. you have wanted this run for a long time. >> correct. >> yeah. tell us why. >> i love america. we face enormous problems. he can deal with them. handle them. i'm not an expert in a lot of things but i'm pretty knowledgeable about what it takes to be president. >> after eight years. >> since i were one. he's got what it takes. he has character, backbone, philosophy, vision. he can deal with crises. he'd make a really good president. >> you have been through this yourself. south carolina was particularly tough in 2000. really -- >> i don't know. >> you know, not that tough? >> i mean, we won. >> wasn't that tough. >> yeah. i found new hampshire a little tougher in 2000. >> is that right? >> i lost. >> it is a grind. >> when you watch, i know how close you are to your brother and watch the attacks and back and forth, get you mad or frustrated? >> no. i get puzzled sometimes. the campaigns need to be tough because the job is tough. we want to see who has the ability to endure. if you wilt

joining us now from the spin room in greenville, south carolina, is mr. donald trump. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, bret. >> your sense of tonight? >> i really loved it. i mean, it was the toughest because everybody was coming at me but i thought it was maybe my best debate. you know, supposedly i have won a lot of them, but we will see what happens, and i thought that tonight was the best debate, and because i have a big lead, everybody was coming at me, and i don't know, based on all of the polls, drudge and everybody else they are all saying i won it quite handily. >> and there are some supporters out there who are wondering why you would be swinging down in their words to jeb bush in south carolina. >> well, you are right, it is swinging down. he doesn't have it, and i understand that, but he is taking, bret, $20 million and put on phony commercials on television, and including on fox in all fairness, but he has taken $20 million and he has a lot of money that he got from the special interests and donors and lobbyists and frankly who took total control over

. >> mr. chairman, the "the washington post" editorial board has had a sort of blistering editorial with headline republican leader silenced on trump is inexcusable and irrational and they go on to say all sorts of things. they say that -- they talk about the moral poison of donald trump's campaign. how do you respond, sir? >> well, i mean, it's totally insanity. i mean, the idea that, you know, i'm not trashing donald trump enough as9]Ñ the frontrunner, i mean, it's not the role of the chairman of the rnc to trash the potential candidates that are running. it's my job to make sure we have got a fair process and that the delegates choose the nominee that will eventually join our efforts in beating the democrat nominee in november. so, that's what we're doing. the second job that we have here is to build a ground and data and turnout operation that this party has never seen, which we are doing. and is unprecedented and there isn't a journalist in america that believes that the dnc is bettercx

joining us now from miami, mr. goldberg. i understand the huffington post was brutal. >> right. the huffington post which is a big, important website, with liberal leanings no question about that, runs a big headline in big red letters new hampshire goes racist, sexist, and xenophobic and there is a picture of donald trump underneath it. i understand who you're appealing to, but you cannot be taken seriously if you do things like that. and in tomorrow's new york news, the biggest tabloid, are you ready? dawn of the brain dead. picture of donald trump looking like a clown, clown comes back to win with new hampshire win as mindless zombies turn out in droves. if you want to call donald trump a clown, which is low class to begin with, do it on your editorial page. at the risk of sounding hopelessly naive, the news business is different from other business. if you're making cars and ask customers what cars they want, no problem f you're making womens' dresses, and you find out what kind they like, no problem but news is not like cars or dresses. it's one thing to appeal to the peopl

posting this video, almost an hour long. >> let me tell you who i talk on so far this week. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. i can build you a nicer one. >> sue them! >> you have to change your mind. don't change it too soon. we need that plot. >> all right. >> successful people are always on the phone. even if there is no one on the other end. >> a short bit would have been funny. funny or die. it's just too much. >> i thought it was all right. it was an hour long. >> i think the media, specially entertainment industry is secretly rooting for a trump presidency. four years of this guy, i mean that's just comedy goal right there. what happens if hillary clinton is elected? it's funny that bill is back in the white house. the interns will go wild. that's the only thing that's funny. >> doing donald trump. does everyone think they can do a donald trump? >> nobody does it well. i really think he is so funny and entertaining on his own. and that's part of the reason he has done so well. not just the revolution part of burn et al. down for the establishment. i think if you have a

. >> the kind of criticism mr. sanders said about our president i expect for republicans not someone running for the democratic nomination. >> madam secretary, that is a low blow. i worked with president obama for seven years. >> welcome to our post debate special. let's get reaction from the head of the democratic party, congress woman debbie wasserman-shultz. >> thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure, bret great to be with you. >> a lot of talk about president obama. can one of these two candidates be the candidate of change, while embracing the last seven and a half years of president obama's administration? >> of course, compared to the republicans because the kind of change they're talking about is to go back to what they define as the glory days of the bush administration that is kind of mired at war and go it alone strategy and refused to make sure everyone had access to health care, the kind of change either one of our candidates would make is the change you need to build on the progress we've been able to m

as well as suggestions by mr. trump that president bush deceived the american people. some are now likening his remarks to a democratic talking point. but mr. trump wasn't done repeating his attacks against george w. bush on the sunday shows and, again, today in south carolina. >> the world trade center came down during the, you know, reign of george bush. it came down. i'm sorry. but we weren't safe. the world trade center came down. you obviously had the war which was a big mistake. i think few people would say the war in iraq was a positive. you had him on the aircraft carrier saying all sorts of wonderful things how the world was essentially over. guess what? not over. and you know, the war with iraq is a disaster. >> all right. those comments coming just hours before president bush hit the campaign trail on behalf of his brother, jeb, in south carolina. the former president had a few choice words about what it takes to be commander in chief. in moments former bush senior adviser karl rove is here to react. pl

. >> the kind of criticism mr. sanders said about our president i expect for republicans not someone running for the democratic nomination. >> madam secretary, that is a low blow. i worked with president obama for seven years. >> welcome to our post debate special. let's get reaction from the head of the democratic party, congress woman debbie wasserman-shultz. >> thanks for joining us. >> my pleasure, bret great to be with you. >> a lot of talk about president obama. can one of these two candidates be the candidate of change, while embracing the last seven president obama's administration? >> of course, compared to the republicans because the kind of change they're talking about is to go back to what they define as the glory days of the bush administration that is kind of mired at war and go it alone strategy and refused to make sure everyone had access to health care, the kind of change either one of our candidates would make is the change you need to build on the progress we've been able to make. that is what th

let's take mr. trump first. i think it's safe to say most of the establishment media despises him mr. trump's' post straight talk, unsettling to many liberal folks. thus, when trump is interviewed. there is usually a question designed to put him on the defensive. is tuesday a must win after the loss in iowa. >> there wasn't a loss. i came in second and i only came in second because of the fact that cruz took a lot of votes away from car sthoon should not have been taken away e has apologized but i don't know what comes of that. >> we'll get to the cruz situation in a moment. but you can see defined the iowa vote as a loss for mr. trump. when overall that may not be the case. again the trump insurgency and that's what it is a threat to liberal america and the media doesn't like it very much. on the bernie sanders' front things are friendlier. sanders rarely aa tacked by the press even though some of his proposals are so far out there they would be impossible to achieve. sanders saying things like college students

joining us now from miami, mr. goldberg. i understand the huffington post was brutal. >> right. the huffington post which is a big, important website, with liberal leanings no question about that, runs a big headline in big red letters new hampshire goes racist, sexist, and xenophobic and there is a picture of donald trump underneath it. i understand who you're appealing to, but you cannot be taken seriously if you do things like that. and in tomorrow's new york news, the biggest tabloid, are you ready? dawn of the brain dead. picture of donald trump looking like a clown, clown comes back to win with new hampshire win as mindless zombies turn out in droves. if you want to call donald trump a clown, which is low class to begin with, do it on your editorial page. at the risk of sounding hopelessly naive, the news business is different from other business. if you're making cars and ask customers what cars they want, no problem f you're making womens' dresses, and you find out what kind they like, no problem but news is not like cars or dresses. it's one thing to appeal to the peopl