narrator's voice. >> there are worst kind of washington insiders. ted cruz has been there for four years, she a senator. by definition, a kind of washington insider but does want to blow the place up. so i'm not -- >> too routinely. >> yeah. so this is so against cruz's brand, i'm not sure it's effective, but there's a political school of thought. hit someone at his point of strength and that's what this ad tries to do. >> but have it come from rubio, you know, here's another first-term senator. a washington insider. sort of creates -- it's a bizarre construction for me. is that what you're suggesting? >> well, look, trump compared to cruz, trump is a washington outsider. the politicians that trump has bought off tend to be more local that can help with his crony construction projects. so he's not a political outsider ith but he's at least a washington outsider. >> to come to his wedding. remember that? he has to buy his friends? a. tough race? apparently he owned her at one point. >> yes. it seems, i don't know if you agree with me, rich, the ultim

will not be chosen by the washington establishment. reporter: christie mocked rubio for what he says is an overpolished, scripted candidates i. >> we were very disappointed by his performance in iowa. sometimes when people don't perform well they don't react well and a chalk lot of that up to that. chris is always trying divert from his record. reporterreporter: trump was gran defeat. >> i'm who areored. we finished second. and i want to congratulate ted. reporter: rubio was a close third and his acceptance speech got rave reviews. >> people of this great events steant clear message. after seven years of barack obama, we are not waiting any longer to take our country back. reporter: mike huckabee suspended his campaign last night. ben carson came in fourth. yes cnn reported he was going them florida, the cruz cam on social media suggested he was withdrawing. >> our political team forwarded it to the members of our team. but unfortunately they did not then forward the subsequent story that was ben's campaign clarifying he

because he hadn't been in washington very long. bottom old gray hair to help him out who knew where bodies are buried. that is where uncle joe come. he needs somebody who knows his way around. >> i totally agree. unless there is recession, major war only seven states in play. donald trump wants to be next president of the united states. win, florida, ohio, virginia. really that simple. if democrats win any of those. republican out of the white house. >> i like when republican makes my point. trish: ford, chuck, appreciate it. everyone, market still off 344 points. we'll continue our coverage of that as people debate the r-term, recession. we have learned today, the number of sexual assaults on women in germany primarily by migrants, quadrupled during the country's carnival. now germany is tightening its border control. is european culture committing suicide by allowing in more than a million refugees? what does that mean for us? that's next. you both have a perfect driving record. >>perfect. no tickets. no accidents... >>that is un

and this is why you need to send someone from outside of washington to washington. i feel like -- [ applause ] i feel like i need -- i feel like i need a washington english dictionary converter, right? i mean, i heard what they both said. i saw it on video. fact is this is what makes a difference when you're a governor. you can change your mind. ted can change his mind. marco can change his mind. it's perfectly legal in this country to change your mind. ben you're a governor, you have to admit it. you can't hide behind parliamentary tricks. that's the difference. that's the kind of leader we need in the white house. stop the washington bull and let's get things done. >> all right. let's go to a youtube question. let's get to a youtube question. this is a question from a youtube creator with over 2 million subscribers. watch. >> i'm dulce candy, a youtube creator who immigrated to the united states from mexico. i'm proud to say i served in the armed forces in iraq, became a citizen, i'm now an entrepreneur. there are many immigrants who contribute positively to the a

>> well, look, trump compared to cruz, trump is a washington outsider. the politicians that trump has bought off tend to be more local that can help with his crony construction projects. so he's not a political outsider ith but he's at least a washington outsider. >> to come to his wedding. remember that? he has to buy his friends? a. tough race? apparently he owned her at one point. >> yes. it seems, i don't know if you agree with me, rich, the ultimate consequence of marco rubio and ted cruz getting into this immigration fight it actually -- it benefits donald trump neutralizing attacks against each other, kicking up so much dirt it's hard to know which is more of the flip-flopper. >> strategic mistake. squabbling over second and third, fourth place, but if donald trump keeps winning it doesn't matter who's in second, third or fourth place. unless you take him down probably here in south carolina, it's going to be very hard to stop. >> you're thinking medieval editions of publications? >> we've done our part. it's time for everyone else to chip in. >>

i was working on other issues but this is major story in washington. first family is back here at white house. we have pictures. the president obviously was at high court paying final respects to justice antonin scalia. there has been some criticism as you know inside the beltway about the fact that the president won't actually be going to the funeral himself but he and first lady made it point to make it over and pay respects to justice antonin scalia who president called on number of occasion as giant of american jurisprudence. first family, at least the first couple, spending a little bit of time in front of the casket there, both dressed in black. spent a minute or so i would say. their hands obviously clasped. at one point heads bowedded. walked over to portrait of the justice. as you as you know, watching our coverage, honor guard of former clerks stood by his casket throughout the day. they remain posted there as well. ultimately the president and first lady spent a little time in front of that portrait there by nelson shakes. a beautiful shot.

here's another first term senator, a washington insider. it creates a bizarre construction for me, is that what you're suggesting? >> look, trump compared to cruz, trump is a washington outsider, the politicians that trump has bought off tend to be more local that can help him with crony construction projects. so he's not a political outsider either. lou: wait a second. >> to come to his wedding, remember that? he has to buy his friends, apparently. lou: a tough race, apparently he owned her at one point. >> it seems, i don't know rich if you agree with me, that the ultimate consequence of marco rubio and ted cruz in particular getting into this immigration fight is actually kind of benefits donald trump but in a certain way neutralizes attacks on one another because they're kicking up so much dirt, hard to know which one is more of the flip-flopper. >> what i think the strategic mistake here is have all the guys squabbling over second, third and fourth place, if donald trump keeps winning it doesn't matter who's in second or third or fourt

carson and myself want to change washington and get things done. we are the ones that are different because they will tell you anything. they will say they are going to do this or say they are going to do that. but as donald trump as the president says so he will get it done. charles: either way, it's work. >> donald trump's heart is in the right place, but i'm not sure his message is resonating with everybody it should resonate with. because donald trump gets into conflicts bo was talking about, it takes your attention off the issue and more on to the personal conflicts. charles: you can say what you want to say. once -- assumption is once the more candidates filter out there will be a single challenger, maybe he gets some of those people. >> over the last 50 years every president has won by creating a new way to win and a new coalition of people. ronald reagan did that successfully and donald trump is trying to do that as well. you have got to look at the general, too. in these polls donald trump is losing against hillary clinton and bernie sande

i have been talking about the backlash of washington. what we have seen since the death is yet another example of why americans are fed up with d.c. >> the hallmark or c is so thick. you could cut it with a knife. it was disrespectful. immediately after we found out that he had died. all of these politicians on both sides. the timeline and rhetoric. we know the situation was a republican president with a year left. they would just voice sides. >> i agree with you. article two. section two. the president needs to nominate someone. you know, you would expect in good conscience our congress would then look at that nominee and not try to deliberately filibuster. i have a feeling, that is what it will come down to. filibustering. >> right. it is not very hard to find the same political figures. for example, mitch mcconnell. we will not consider any nominee. back in 2005, he said to the republicans in the seven, when president bush was in office, chuck schumer, incoming democratic leader, macconnell in the republicans do not want to allow a vo

board in late 1920 washington d.c. serving in both world war ii and career. by 1953 he is ready for peacetime endeavors -- takes a job at the state department. making there'll contribution to the baby boom, he buys to lots in washington with plans to build a home on one and still the other. >> hopefully there be enough money and the same thing happens. >> actually was five houses before the family got to move into a larger house. >> said of the bureaucrat edmund bennett has a new career as a real-estate developer. >> a 300-acre division. >> you is very aware to preserve the natural habitat to make it unique. >> to have complete control of the project, no metal fences no outdoor clotheslines. if you don't like it don't buy the house. >> there is always a vision of what he wanted. it was difficult to understand those in his immediate circle might have his own vision. >> what is it like to live with a man like that? >> not called. whenever differences we had to learn how to negotiate. sometimes it was at the top of ever longs. jamie: he wants something that has

the working men and women have been forgotten in these washington fight. when you have the washington dealmakers getting together, the rich get taken care of, big business gets taken care of and working men and women get left behind. last night we saw some clear distinctions and one reason conservatives are uniting behind our campaign is i am the only candidate in this race with a proven record of fighting over and over again, leading the fight for the working men and women of the country, leading the fight for the constitution and the bill of rights and i hope and believe tuesday will be a good day. melissa: chris christie endorsed donald trump today. i have not seen the speech. are you concerned chris christie's support for donald trump could give him momentum to roll on supertuesday? >> the endorsement was troubling news for the marco rubio campaign. i like chris christie. i don't think it was a big surprise to many observers. our focus is simple, united conservatives in the supertuesday states and i don't think the endorsement has any significant impac

to washington. i feel like i need a washington-english dictionary converter, right? i heard what they both said and saw it on the video. this is what makes a difference when you're governor, you can change your mind, it's perfectly legal in this country to change your mind. but when you're a governor, you have to admit it. you can't hide between parliamentary tricks. >> joining me now, bill burton. good to see you. >> what did you think? >> it was a good debate. there was a real conversation you haven't seen because of you know who not being there. >> why are people not saying donald trump's name tonight? >> he's not there. >> no, i think tonight they're right before the caucuses. people are looking at how candidates are feeling and you have a sense of who felt like they're doing well and who felt like they're not doing that well. >> what did you think, mark? >> this is amazing. this is the campaign we're supposed to have before donald trump jumped in and offended everythi everything. we were debati

he's not part of washington. the tactics that we saw in iowa that donald trump has been highlighting and ben carson was so upset about is this notion ben carson is getting out of the race. that's exactly the kind of dirty tricks, dirty politics that people associate with washington. it's actually a very, very effective attack on ted cruz. if he doesn't take it seriouslye blowback from voters in new hampshire and beyond. charles: 7:45 cnn did go out with a report that carson has gone back to florida regardless of how he does in iowa. people might have said not going to south carolina or new hampshire but to d.c. for the national prayer breakfast. that got ball rolling and the cruz campaign jumped on it from there. >> you can't blame the cruz campaign. between the cnn reporting this there will creating this misinterpretation and the carson campaign basically -- we sponldsing but it took a while to get through these to where people would understand what's going on. he clearly sent a message, the carson campaign that

. >> if he's elected he will cut deals in washington and he is right. he's given hundreds of thousands of dollars to democrats. >> u.k. $5000. >> they will have a lot more flexibility. you could buy a concierge practices of thousands of dollars left over. let me just finish because i didn't get to talk that much. >> we are strong, job friendly, don't raise taxes. the president does that in america to come look at the economic growth and that's what this country needs. jobs, jobs, jobs. >> several dealmakers on the states can build the one up to both parties fighting for the american people against the washington deals. >> this is robin hood over here. he talks about corruption on his financial disclosure form. beginning in tidy start menu from citibank and goldman sachs, which is a total violation. >> join master, marco rubio.com to bring into silliness. >> no one knows politicians better than i do. they are all talk, no action yet nothing gets done. i watched it for years. look at what is happening to our country. >> stay with fox business for super tu

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blake burman in washington. good morning to you. >> good morning, maria. this is a marker review of ted cruz 211 tagteam of donald trump from the very beginning with rubio said in a leading fight in escalating it any chance he could. minutes into the debate he called him a hypocrite claiming undocumented immigrants used to build trump tower. it did not slow down from there at all over the next hour and a half. crews accuse tramped of writing checks to politicians that undermined israel. >> i've been watching it all my life. what a athena. -- first of all, this guy is a choke artist in the sky this guy is a liar. you have a combination of fact there's. he can do it for the obvious reason. he does not know how to tell the jury. >> that was just the fly. democrats will vote in south carolina tomorrow. a brand-new poll from florida shows hillary clinton leading bernie sanders that by 26-point but the winner take all marshy teens primary from an object university this morning. >> coming down the mountain now. they know it is now or never. they came to play last

that's why you see apple lobbying quite a bit these days in washington. which is something they haven't done for quite a while. >> and also be careful what you wish for, fbi. you may actually drive encryption offshore and therefore not have any options available. >> i was just going to actually go there. because some people feel that this is all about china and russia and other countries, that apple basically wants to make sure the chinese and the russians know, we're not in the u.s. government's pocket, you can still be having your private conversations and data because we're not cow towing to government. if they do create that so-called code, it's opening up the u.s. to the bad actors in china and russia. >> if we go down this path, move down the board two or three or four moves, these are the kinds of things you got to really think through. what then happens when the chinese government or the russian government or the iranian government come to apple with what they think are legitimate law enforcement needs and ask apple to do the very same thing. >> t

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here in this country 11 states and washington, d.c. have now reported cases of the mosquito-borne illness. we'll have details on that threaten tonight from fox news medical a-team member dr. marc siegel. and we'll take up concerns about food poisoning at some of the most popular restaurants from e. coli at chipotle to nor provirus at buffalo wild wickings. -- wings. as we head into super bowl sunday. talk about bad timing. our top story tonight, the fight for new hampshire. most of the republican field now stumping across the granite state except for front runner donald trump who's in south carolina. but that certainly hasn't stopped his opponents to -- from attacking him. fox news' chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: a snowstorm and preparations for the final debate tomorrow night has slowed the candidate on new hampshire's campaign trail today. occasional whiteout conditions lasted until early afternoon. marco rubio is gaining ground at 17% in a statistical tie with the iowa caucus winner, ted cru

i want to burn washington down. i want to turn the city upside-down. people are desperate to get washington turned around, they embrace it. who is the conservative doing, often the lone wolf, it is ted cruz. deirdre: not having that endorsement was a red flag to many. former georgia congressman, jack kingston there. >> thanks. deirdre: apple hearing to take place tomorrow on capitol hill. >> i think apple leadership risks having blood on their hands. i think tim cook will have a very hard time explaining why he stood in the way of justice. deirdre: a congressman will have tough questions to ask. we're minutes away from final batch of emails from hillary clinton's private server. we'll bring you the very latest. >> have you always told the truth? >> i always tried to, always. always. >> some people are going to call that wiggle room that you just gave yourself, always, always tried to. i mean jimmy carter said i will never lie to you. >> you know you're asking me to say, have you ever, i don't believe i ever have. >> is that a question you'd like anothe

becomes the 17th state including washington, d.c. to report a case of the virus. the world health organization is now warning pregnant women to, quote, determine the level of risk they're willing to take end quote before traveling to zika-stricken nations. zika is relatively mild when it affects adults but has been linked to serious birth defects throughout south and central america. we're coming right back, there is much more tonight here. stay with us. >>> donald trump wins new hampshire crushing establishment candidates. >> we learned a lot about ground games in one week, i have to tell you that. lou: trump with the advantage turns to south carolina and nevada. juan williams, fred barnes, join me here next. >>> and this action sports legend grabs yet another world record, this time with a mountain bike stunt that is simply extraordinary. we'll have the video for you when "lou dobbs tonight" continues right after these messages. stay with us. you can't breathed. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip which in

>> ted cruz, the worst kind of washington insider who can't be trusted. john: i this man anti-freedom? >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. john: are these candidate war mongers? >> we need to increase our military spending. >> we'll find you and we'll kill you. john: do any of the republican candidate stand for freedom? that's our show tonight. this week just sick republican candidate are left. five who i think have a shot at winning. trump, rubio, cruz, bush, and kasich. i left out ben carson because the betting odd which are the best predictor give carson less than 1% chance of winning. tonight we focus on the leading 5. at elect time the media focuses opening trivial thing. the day to day changes are not important stuff. what's important is freedom, prosperity, security, which candidate is likely to bring us that? and who has the best ideas or the best bad ideas? tonight we have matt welch. is there any good news? >> libertarians from where they always are, on the outside looking in and

i like to look at "washington post" unvery anything poll you mentioned where clinton is 40% nationally. sanders around 20%. rubio eight and cruz tied at around 7%. i think that is a more accurate kind of depiction where america's hispanic voters are. david: javier, we have only time for one more question. idea of immigration, that hits the heart of a lot of hispanic discontent about trump but there are a lot of legal immigrants that don't like the idea of illegal immigrants right here jumping the line, going to the front of the line. i have a sister-in-law trying for seven years getting a green card. perfectly qualified. perfect english. mba. seven years to get a green card. if illegal gets one before her i will be mad, so is she. >> sure. i think rightly some. listen the immigration system is broken, of that there is no doubt but this notion that you would mass deport 12 million people in one fell swoop is just about as ridiculous as you can see, you know, both american business and american people i don't think will stand for. david: well, it is impossible. you can't do it financiall

crony capitalism is a big problem in washington. one in which the senator and congressperson is rewarded. i get it. this is hard to fight. that is why, i don't know who this person is, but whoever this person calms needs to be a disruptor. someone needs to get in there and say i am not afraid to break some glass. think about it. a push to the military spending program. someone like donald trump. he certainly has the characteristics to go out and basically shame that person. what is needed for the country. consider how terrifying this is going to be. status quo republicans out there. politics, it will disappear. so much more or less relevant. more and more scrutiny. they may actually finally be held accountable. imagine that. coming up, everyone. just two is bernie sanders. do you know that he never earned a steady paycheck until he was 40? he spent most of his time protesting, arguing for income. redistribution. working to abolish the cia. a lot of democrats nervous as it should. we are all over it after this. ♪ a number. but not

the most interesting analysis was done by chris in the "the washington post." he puts forth that trump is so far out ahead that he doesn't need any more debates. so that's why he passed on iowa.-éç the excuses he made were all smoke. now, it's impossible to say whether that's true but it's certainly a provocative theory. on the viewer front about 70% of the folks thought the interview was worthy. 30% hated it. sarah skeleton, uconn, you what kind of car you drive but i'm guessing there is a donald trump bumper sticker newport news, virginia thanks for pressing trump. based on his tirade against fnc i have a very difficult time supporting him. smith, appleton, wisconsin you claim america wants to since when is that your job? well, i believe it's my job to give my opinion, ann. and that's my opinion. jack faulkner, climate falls, oregon, o'reilly you exposed trump for what he really is a vindictive person who is not presidential. tucson, arizona, bill, it is not your job to tell trump how to÷'3 run his campaign. he is at least as smart as you think you are. pa

a smaller community than washington, d.c. what the city would do is pick out 200 people that are likely to commit a violent crime or those likely to be victims of them. getting them to agree to go to counseling and be paid $9000 for the privilege. >> taxpayer dollars going to pay for their counseling. >> you may have been the victim of this violent crime. >> that is kind of wild. trish: i have never seen anything like it. government gone wild. president obama. we need to welcome with open arms. making a first visit for a mosque. that is next. ♪ trish: disturbing new intel coming out. refugees coming to our country. a concern we have expressed for months over and over and over again on this show. the most senior government officials. they are are ready using to try to infiltrate the united states of america. catherine. phyllis then. >> the director for immigration and citizen services. a social media account is only going for serious refugees. >> we are doing that in case there are flags of concern. >> uses the high risk? >>

>> ted cruz, the worst kind of washington insider who can't be trusted. john: i this man anti-freedom? >> donald j. trump is calling for a total and complete

blake irving from washington d.c. fox is distributor. in studio a desk and a democrat pollster and strategist jessica tarlow. thank you for joining us. thanks for being here. your take on the democratic side of things right now. hillary up against a bernie going up into a red state, south carolina. >> south carolina looks like it's all good news for hillary clinton which is great coming off what happened in iowa which i feel is the loss or her new hampshire where she got shellacked or whatever the appropriate term is. nevada was a good thing. her fire while she had been talking about how the african-american vote would turn out and they did 3-1. there is controversy about whether they want the hispanic voter not good the message can resonate or than we thought, but i think she's very strong going into more diverse states. super tuesday could be phenomenal and some people say could even be over. he's raising a ton of money and he certainly believes he can go further. i think the next few days are really good for hillary clinton. >> merced

lou: as we look at what is going on here, i mean the animosity that is building in washington, d.c. on the campaign trail, i mean this is -- this is -- you're talking about the rough-and-tumble of the public arena, we've got it. these candidates are talking about things, if anybody thought that jeb bush would be talking about mooning folks and others clucking preciously and sanctimoniously about the language of donald trump, i mean this is -- they're talking about everything. >> this was earlier days in our country, there would have been three duels already. lou: we would have winnowed the field. >> narrowed the field. i think the gloves are off, down to bare knuckles. lou: does it feel good to you? >> no. lou: really? >> perfectly honest. i think big issues facing this country. ought to talk about those. lou: okay, let me test you on that. illegal immigration. trade. >> all big issues. lou: job creation. i want to talk about those. we're talking about the defense of the country, and on nearly every one of those issues it's been donald trump leading the agenda. >> i think that's why

washington needs to atadapt to that dimension. deirdre: i'm glad you said that to your point here at home, a 21-year-old kansas man pled guilty to a plot to detonate a car bomb in military base in kansas all in the name of isis. u.s. made a lot of arrests in domestic terror plots. are we doing enough? we thwarted seems like probably is the third one but are we doing enough? >> compare this arrest to statements made by leadership of fbi and other law enforcement organizations telling us that there are investigations in all 50 states. that's what is worrying for the american public. it is not the kind of operation that this individual wanted to operate. many others are available. it is fact that there is a whole network across it comes again, to confirm what we were discussing that there is a global attack against the united states, not just individuals. deirdre: let me ask you just quickly for the first time sips his presidency, president obama went and visited a mosque. is that sending the right message? >> absolutely, going to a

they don't want bureaucrats in washington telling them how to educate their children. we spend as a nation more for education per pupil, and second place doesn't exist it's so different, and out of 30 countries we are ranked number 30. you have china, and you have norway, sweden, denmark, and then you have number 30, the united states. we spend the most and are at the bottom of the heap. it's not going to happen anymore, folks. we are going to rebuild our military, and a number of the people came down and a number of pundits watching tonight, we love our military, we love our military. by the way, we love our police. our police are terrific. we love our police. they are not being treated properly. we are going to build our military so big, so good, so strong, so powerful that nobody is ever going to mess with us, folks. we are going to buy -- we're going to buy the equipped that our generals and soldiers and everybody in there want, and we are not buying equipment that sells because they have political ties, they take and give campaign contributions, the equipment they

cheryl: peter bouncer in washington. thank you. david: scalia's successor could tilt the balance much nation's highest court producing decisions that will affect our lives and businesses for decades. fox news's rich edson is on capitol hill with very latest on the battles, rich? reporter: good afternoon, david. president obama says he is going to nominate a replacement to replace justice antonin scalia. the republicans, they control the senate process here in the senate floor. they control the committee process. they say it should be the next president. they say we're already into an election year and so republicans say they want to wait this out until the election year has concluded. and republicans of course, many of them say they hope a republican is in the white house to do so. take a listen. >> i'm on same side as the average republican senator. the reality of it is this. the supreme court had this equalibrium over the last several years, four conservative justice, four liberal justices and kennedy in the middle. reality we mu

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peter is in washington now. good morning to you. >> well, hi maria, ahead of the primary, donald trump and jeb bush continue tos ka hate their political feud here on your show in the last hour. trump said bush is attacking him because he's loseing the. >> jeb is a lightweight kind of a guy it's not going to happen for him. he's ashamed to use his last name. now that he is losing so badly he starts bringing in his mother and brother. >> jeb said he is the only candidate brave enough to call trump out. >> the reality is he's a bully. if you don't confront a bully you get the same result. i find it amazing that most coon can candidates keep quiet. >> he said he has a mental problem. yesterday trump threatened to sue cruz over his ads against trump and his right to run for president as cruz was born in canada. he called trump rattled by numbers. >> . the presidential candidate and former house speaker newt gingrich, thank you for joining stphaoups good to be with you u. >> i think he made a good point in terms of al

there is the shot with george washington. same drill with pat caddell, all of this is coming to our attention her, it extends to not just political figures, the pat caddell that you thought you knew, if only you knew, after this. thanks. ♪ [ male announcer ] fedex® has solutions to enable global commerce that can help your company grow steadily and quickly. great job. (mandarin) ♪ cut it out. >>see you tomorrow. ♪ . . . . >> i know i have some work to do, particularly with young people with you i will repeat again what i have said this week. [cheering] even, even if they are not supporting me now, i support them. neil: all right. you know when i first was watching her speech last night, oh, my gosh, she won, she must have won. she lost this state by a country mile as we like to say here but the fact of the matter i did think was very powerful and for her more effective speeches. she was passionate and jazzed and wanted to bring her a game after a so, so game in new hampshire but is she hitting cords with millenials? sh