marco rubio just lighting it to donald trump. a relentless barrage of attacks on donald trump. you saw the beginning last night in the debate. happening right now at this stage in dallas, texas. get this. donald trump just announced he is holding a news conference very soon. no doubt respond to this. he also says he has a big announcement to make. the first member to endorse or - donald trump. chris collins from new york. congressman, thank you so much for joining us. i hope you had a chance to hear some, at least, of what marco rubio said. >> i did. >> he said the charade is up. donald trump is a con artist and he says to all of the folks in the audience, friends do not let friends vote for a con artist. it started last night and it definitely shows no signs of letting up, if you look at marco rubio today. what do you say to this? >> clearly donald trump is the chief executive left standing. he is the chief executive, not a chief politician. we saw it last night. they're going to throw everything but the kitchen sink as his juggernaught at the end of tuesday, they're respondin

what donald wants is all of us who are convince donald is not the right nominee to be splintered. divided. looking at this race, only one kantd has beaten donald trump. historically, in modern times, no one has won the nomination that hasn't won one of the first three states. only two of us have done that. me and domd. if you look at super tuesday. position to beat donald on super tuesday. if you're at home and you don't think donald is the right conditioned. you think nominating him will end up electing hillary clinton, even if prapts you likeperhaps you like another candidate, i would encourage you to stand with us. the only way to beat donalds to stanld together on super tuesday. >> sounds like you're not ready to unite with marco rubio. "this week" exclusive. janet? cough if you can hear me. don't even think about it. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...but what about mike? it works on his cough too. cough! it works on his cough too. mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs for 12 hours. let's end this. jane likes to mix things up. that's why she loves new light & fit

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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

donald trump can do that. but people are tired of the 12-point visions that never get implemented or put in practice. people want strength more so than 12-point plans. >> i'm not asking for a 12-point plan. i'm asking for two or three more points about the health plan. >> absolutely. let's pivot to the tax plan where he says anyone under -- >> no, i'm talking about the health plan. >> those are the two key prongs of his plan. repeal -- okay, the health plan, repeal obamacare. replace it across state lines. that's all he needs to put forth at this time. >> two. >> those are the two prongs of the policy. you can go to his website to find the detailed nitty-gritty. >> you know what the point is. he's not winning or fighting this fight on the basis of policy. that's not what he's offering right now. what he's offering is an antidote to the process. if he maintains this position and he becomes the nominee, everything changes in the general. just looking at hillary clinton or bernie sanders and telling them how much

. >> donald, donald, i understand rules are very hard for you. you're have been ve confused. >> tv show -- >> donald. >> thank you for the book. thank you for the book. >> go ahead. >> donald, you can get back in the -- >> a lot of photos. i have to tell you. >> donald, relax. >> i'm relaxed. you're basket case. >> okay, so donald trump ended the exchange calling ted cruz a basket case, but you know, not many people are really mentioning ted cruz today. i find that intriguing. because cruz was also on the attack. at many points, amy, he seemed like a third wheel in attacking donald trump and donald trump attacking marco rubio. >> yeah, i think it was a very interesting exchange between the three of them. agreed, the other two candidates didn't seem to get the same amount of time. but i know that ted cruz feels very comfortable here in texas. he definitely has the home field advantage. the support of our governor and our former governor and our lieutenant governor as well. obviously the polls vary. some show him ten points ahead, some in a tie. i'

donald trump, once again, i can't overestimate how important this is for donald trump to emerge. second place barely in iowa, but now in first place in iowa. moving forward to south carolina, nevada, and the so-called s.e.c. states. those are coming up not very far down. jake, you're watching out there in manchester. we're standing by. i want to remind our viewers, speeches from donald trump, bernie sanders, they're the two big winners tonight. >> reporter: that's right. cnn has just learned that hillary clinton has telephoned senator bernie sanders to concede the race and offer her congratulations. we do expect that she will any minute now come to the stage and address her supporters. as you know, wolf, new hampshire, a big, big state for the clintons. historically, hillary clinton staged her comeback in 2008 in this state, winning primary against then-senator obama. bill clinton came in second here after a tumultuous start to his presidential campaign in 1992. so this is a -- it's a rough time for the clinton family and the clinton machine. let's go to jeff zeleny who is travel

donald trump is not a republican. donald trump is not conservative. donald trump is trying to pull off the biggest scam in american basically a con job trying to take over the republican party by telling people he's someone who he is not. we'll do whatever he takes. we'll be in this race as long as it takes. be in as many states to make sure i'm the nominee that donald trump never gets the 12236 delegates which he needs. >> dickerson: what we hear your campaign gotten a lot cappier about donald trump. the for a um of -- i never wanted it to get to this point. by own course the way the media covers politics people would open their eyes see who donald trump really is. that unfortunately has not happened. the polls and early states indicate he's been able to fool a significant number of people to believing that he is something that he is not. donald trump is a locales con artist, he conned all these people that signed up for trump university now trying to do the same thing to republican voters. he's trying to convince them that somehow he's the guy that

donald trump won south carolina big. there is still a fight for second place, marco rubio and ted cruz fighting out for second there, and in nevada, hillary clinton prevailed in the democratic caucuses there. a margin of about five points over bernie sanders. >> and another story coming out, former florida governor jeb bush who was once considered the frontrunner to win the nomination, offered an emotional goodbye this evening as he suspended his campaign as the votes were coming in. and now ted cruz and marco rubio will be battling for second place, but tonight, the night belongs to the billionaire from new york, donald trump, and that is where we want to continue the coverage with cnn politics reporter jeremy diamond who is inside of the trump headquarters. so a big night for donald trump. and he says quickly, thank you, south carolina on to the next. what are you hearing from the trump campaign late this evening? >> reporter: that's right, kate. donald trump tonight with a huge win in south carolina, and this is somet

donald trump. his double-difficult win over marco rubio and ted cruz in south carolina, a possible delegate sweep, kills off the campaign of jeb bush. puts him in a powerful position. no republican who has won both new hampshire and south carolina has ever lost the nomination. the big question for so many in the gop today, a question unimaginable one year ago. can donald trump be stopped? he joins us live in a moment. first, jon karl brings us the results of the biggest day yet in thiss campaign. good morning, jon. >> good morning, george. this is a remarkable moment in american politics. what once seemed utterly impossible is one step closer to reality. hillary clinton could be facing off against donald trump this fall for the presidency of the united states. with his big win in south carolina, donald trump took command. >> this is nothing easy about running for president. it's tough. it's nasty. it's mean. it's vicious. it's beautiful. [ laughter ] when you win, it's beautiful. >> reporter: trump

donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. jeb bush. jeb bush. donald trump. >> well, somewhere nicole wallace is smiling. >> yes. >> jeb bush who of course left the race, and chris hayes is with us by telephone. chris, this is the location you've been covering tonight. >> reporter: yeah. i'm actually right here with the folks doing the counting here. >> oh, good. >> reporter: and they have this -- they each make hashmarks to make sure they're getting it all right. you saw a run of donald trump there. that has been basically what's happened at every table donald trump has been entirely dominant so far at every precinct that i've seen at every table. folks come through, make the hash marks and then they will report that up. but so far what we have seen is basically in this location -- and again, this is a specific location, not broadly representative in any way -- in this specific location as you can see from the hash marks there next to trump on that tally sheet that he is looking at, donald trump has had a completely dominant performance at toni

and head-to-head with donald trump i beat donald by 16 points, 56 to 40. you know, we really saw this in the debate last week, we saw a contrast between washington dealmakers. and this is how we've gotten in the mess we're in now is republicans who've cut deals with democrats, grow the debt, grow government and give away our constitutional rights, a contrast between dealmakers and a principled constitutional conservative. you know, chuck, it was striking when donald trump said, ted, you got to be willing to compromise on the supreme court. you got to be willing to compromise on religious liberty. let me tell you i will not compromise away your religious liberty rights. i will not compromise away your second amendment. donald trump is telling us if he's president he'll cut a deal with harry reid and chuck schumer and give away your constitutional rights. >> let me end where we began, if you are third in delegates wednesday morning, do you reassess your candidacy? >> well, listen, i don't intend to be third in delegates. i don't believe i am. i think that ma

says that your endorsement of donald trump and astonishing donald trump is unfit to be president. a dishonest demagogue who plays on our worst fears. i call on christie donors and supporters to reject the governor and donald trump outright. i believe they will. for some of us, principle and country still matter. >> well, i love meg whitman. she's a great friend to me and mary pat. always has been. we obviously from that statement have a difference of political opinion. that's okay. that's what makes this country great. people can have differences of political opinion. meg has been free to express her views. i honor her. and we -- we absolutely adore our relationship with her. and i'm sure it will continue. >> some supporters said you promised you wouldn't endorse donald trump. joe mcquaid said you promised him on a phone call. you wouldn't endorse donald trump. >> that's not true. me called me two days after the primary. and said -- i was just told you're about to endorse donald trump. i said, that's absolutely untrue. i'm not about to endorse anybody. but that's all the conversat

what donald wants is all of us who are convinced donald is not the right nominee to be splintered. divided. looking at this race, only one candidate that has beaten donald trump. historically, in modern times, no one has won the nomination who hasn't won one of the fist three states. iowa, new hampshire, south carolina. only two of us have done that. me and donald. if you look at super tuesday. we're the only campaign in a position to beat donald on super tuesday. if you're at home and you don't think donald is the right candidate. you think nominating him will end up electing hillary clinton, even if perhaps you like another candidate, listen, there are a lot of good people in the race that i like and respect. i would encourage you to stand with us. the only way to beat donald is to stand together on super tuesday. >> sounds like you're not ready to unite with marco rubio. thank you for joining us this morning. >>> and we're live next with chris christie in a "this week" exclusive. don't even think about it. cough if you can hear me. i took mucinex dm for my phlegmy cough. yeah...

and can they stop donald trump. big news today when ted cruz opened the door to working with marco rubio. i heard chris christie. by the way tough interview. chris christie said, job number one is beating hillary clinton. at the final day, end of the day, everyone will come together about that. after all the chairs are thrown. >> behind donald trump? >> whoever is the nominee. the supreme court vacancy upped the stakes of this race. heller gets overturned. citizens united, first amendment. and most importantly, hobby lobby, which protects free exercise of the religious rights. it gets overturned if donna's friend, mrs. clinton, gets to make appointments to the court. >> there's an article of faith inside the party that marco rubio would be the toughest candidate for hillary clinton in a general election. you had a cover story in "the nation." saying, wait a second, donald trump could be tougher for the democrats than you think. >> yeah, donald trump, you know, he's speaking to the pain. the economic pain in the coun

donald trump can do it! america needs someone who's going to make sure that when we give our word around the world that america's word means business. donald trump is just the man to do it. and here's what we don't need. we don't need another washington politician in the white house, do we? do we need a first term united states senator in the white house? do we need a united stes senator from florida who doesn't show up for work? let me tell you something, marco rubio. president of the united states is not a no-show job like you treated the united states senate. simple fact is that. america wants strong, tough leadership. america's tired of being walked on. america's tired of being treated second class around the world. we need a first class president and we are going to have it in donald trump. and all the political pundits and all the chattering class of washington, d.c. want to tell you you're wrong. the american people, we the people are right. and we the people are supporting donald j. trump. [ cheers a

in many cases, donald trump is really connecting with voters. i went to one of his rallies down here the other night. you have to go, you have to be there in person to get the feel of what's going down. and people, he really connects with people. he speaks in language and in in sentences that they can understand. that people who like it. sometimes you get the feeling what he says, they just enjoy hearing him say it. i asked one man, who do you really like about donald trump? you know, he speaks his mind. people just don't do that much any more. you may agree with him, disagree with him, you can certainly question some of the things that he puts forth. but the people who really like him, he is connecting with them. and i think that's his great asset. but the great follow up to most of the things he proposes is, how are you going to do that? he hasn't given us many details on that front yet. this is a great set up for super tuesday. this is going to really be an exciting night. we may see this winnow down even more. >> dickerson: quickly before i

. >> the best foern beat hillary clinton is donald trump. >> donald trump joins us tloif explain how he intends to cement his standing as the front-runner. marco rubio and ted cruz finally team up. >> donald, relax. relax. >> i'm relaxed. >> you're a basket case. >> there's a statute of limitation onz lies. >> we'll talk live with senator cruz who has more riding on super tuesday than any other candidate as he defends his home state of texas. and marco rubio as he launches an all out attack against trump. >> we have a con artist as a front-runner in the republican party. >> plus, we'll ask our sunday panel what they'll be looking for as voters go to the polls in a dozen states across the country. sunday." >> hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with the democratic primary in south carolina and landslide doesn't do justice to what hillary clinton did there. clinton got 73% of the vote to bernie sanders' 26%. we'll have a live report later in the hour. first, the battle for the republican nomination heading into super tuesday. donald trump coming off three consecutive wins

we are talking about donald trump and the kkk. trump tweeting an hour ago he disavows david duke, the white supremacist. he said as i state on friday regarding david duke i disavow and he posted a clip thoof press conference. >> mr. trump, how do you feel about the endorsement from david duke? >> i didn't know he endorsed me. david duke endorsed me? i disavow, okay. >> this on the heels of his interview this morning with jake tapper's state of the union where donald trump dodged questions about duke's support. >> i don't know anything about david duke. i don't know anything about what you are talking about with white supremacy or supremacists. i don't know. did he endorse me or what's going on? you know, i know nothing about david duke or white supremacists. so you are asking me a question i'm supposed to be talking about people that i know nothing about. >> the question from the anti-defamation league is even if you don't know about their endorsement, there are groups and individuals endorsing you. would you say you condemn them

either donald trump earlier today was praising john kasich. i can't imagine him turning and going after john kasich. we know donald trump is ready to go after ted cruz in south carolina. he sees cruz as a threat there. he has a negative out there on the air waves attacking cruz and as we know over the last week donald trump has a taste for attacking ted cruz. it's a favorite target of his. >> they are competing for some of the same voters, especially in south carolina. most of the republican candidates are already heading to south carolina. they'll be campaigning again just hours from now. cnn political correspondent joins us by phone. she's on board the plane of the second place gop finisher, governor john kasich. sara, i imagine that it is a fairly festive environment on that plane. >> reporter: it is pretty festive, but you would expect someone like john kasich he's not exactly bouncing off the walls. he told us in the airport as we were boarding the campaign that he almost can't describe the feeling right now. he can't quite believe it. he

donald trump's ceiling is about a third, 35% of the vote. >> if you want to talk delegates, donald trump has 82, ted cruz has 17. early ballots in texas have been out for a little while and yet the texas governor just endorsed him. ted cruz is a first term senator. if you go back to 2012, lieutenant dan said he would never support him in that campaign because -- >> you no, no -- >> let him finish, lieutenant governor. >> governor, let him finish. >> yes, hang on, both of you hang on, hang on, both of you. when we all speak, the viewer gets nothing out of it. lieutenant governor, let him respond. >> you of say he gets the final word and each misstates the fact. >> i know, i'm going to let you speak. >> in 2012 you got in a shouting match with ted cruz calling him a liar about what his campaign was putting out there and you supported david duherst in that race for senate. >> jeff, here's the problem. >> he needs to drop out of his home state of texas. >> jeff, here's the problem with donald trump. that's all can you do is attack and throw around words like liar. i just said if donald trump

because nobody looking at donald trump's record could believe for donald would appoint conservative justices. i'll tell you why i know that. ecause if you look over the past decades, anytime a epublican nominates a judge with a proven conservative record on the bench, you have a nasty, knockdown, dragout battle. the democrats care about the court, they will invest all their energy. it's why over and over again epublican presidents have decided the court didn't matter to them that much so they go to a stealth candidate with no record. because they're not willing to invest the political capital.

>> probably donald trump. i'm still kind of looking at and studying it. >> reporter: who are you going to vote for? >> i'm going to swing for donald trump, honestly. he's probably the best guy right now. >> reporter: do you think cruz is in trouble on tuesday here? >> i think donald trump is going to give him a run for his money, honestly. >> reporter: cruz doesn't look like he's going to beat trump out. i would love to go for cruz, but because the polls are in trump's favor right now, i would choose for the winner. i'm big on immigration, build a wall. i'll help build it. i mean, and i'm a mexican-american. so i'm all for it. >> i'm a ted cruz guy for sure. >> reporter: but you like trump's message better? >> i like trump's message. >> reporter: what does cruz need to do better to win here? >> step up his competition and quit being so political. if he's more himself and he called donald trump out for what he is, more power to him. bring it on. >> reporter: brian, rachel, if what went on inside that building l

do you try to go after donald trump or even talk about donald trump's record? or do you continue kind of aiming fire at each other? >> the thing that's really tricky this late in the game is that you really have to define donald trump as a person. before previously, earlier debates may have been the time to go after him on smaller, ticky tacky issues. but right now with super tuesday right around the corner, i think you have to go right at donald trump's credibility possibly as a commander in chief, which is a tricky thing to do. it has to do with his character, his temperament. can he use some of these smaller issues, like his tax returns, that he's not being up-front or disclosing things, that he might be hiding something to get there, possibly? but it's going to be tricky, that's why the stakes in this debate have so high. >> anderson, i just think that -- >> go ahead. >> i think at this point, after all of these debates and the results that have come in, in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, nevada, boy, what more is there to be said here? i think people

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 trump and me. we are the only candidate that has beaten donald trump, and i believe we're the only candidate that can beat donald trump. >> but if it doesn't go to a ç two-person race that day, or afterwards? >> well, we'll see what the results are, but i think 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 nationwide, who don't believe donald trump is the best candidate to go head-to-head with hillary. we saw why last night. donald trump and hillary's policy views on issue after issue are virtually indistinguishable. on foreign policy, donald trump agreed with hillary on the catastrophic libya policy that led to benghazi, that led to handing that country over to radical islamic terrorists. donald trump agreed with hillary supporting john kerry and the disastrous foreign policy of john kerry has dramatically undermined the nation of israel. indeed, do

than donald trump's jokes. i'm going to do jokes and read mean tweets, is that an effective way to try to overtake donald trump? >> unfortunately, i think it is. i think it's the only measure he has at this point. 2016 has not been an election about policy. attacks on donald trump is not being conservative enough have failed. now they're turning to what is the only attack that has ever been effective in countering donald trump. that's making fun of him. and they need to be doing this. they should have been doing this, i wish the debate that happened on thursday had happened in august and they started really challenging donald trump's record as a businessman, challenging some of his fraudulent behavior with trump university. there had been none of that until just this week. and now rubio is attacking, and he's attacking hard, but too much time probably has passed for it to have an impact. >> i mean, you know, well, gilda, i'm going to bring you. there's been a conversation for democrats whether the biggest high

donald trump and me. we are the only candidates have been donald trump and the only candidate that can be donald trump. >> it doesn't go to a two person race that they are afterwards? >> we will see what the results are but we will come out of supertuesday seeing a meaningful difference in the delegate allegation and look at republican primary voters, 65% of primary voters nationwide don't believe donald trump is the best candidate to go head to head with hillary. we saw why last night. donald trump and hillary's policy views on issue after issue are in distinguishable on foreign policy. donald trump agreed with hillary on the catastrophic libya policy that led to ben dr. oz, handing that country to radical islamic terrorists. donald trump agreed with hillary supporting john kerry, and the disastrous foreign policy of john kerry has dramatically undermined the nation of israel. donald trump on foreign policy agreed with hillary clinton that america should be neutral between israel and the palestinians. i

donald trump and us. and the undeniable reality that the first four states has shown is the only campaign that has beaten donald trump and the only campaign that can beat donald trump is this campaign. [ cheers and applause ] if you are 1 of the 65% of republicans across this country who doesn't think donald is the best candidate to go head-to-head with hillary, who believes we do better in elections when we actually nominate a conservative. then first four states that performed a vital function of narrowing this race and presenting a clear choice. you can choose between two washington deal makers or one proven consistent conservative. one week from today will be the most important night of this campaign. one week from today is super tuesday. 11 states, alabama, alaska, arkansas, georgia, massachusetts, minnesota, oklahoma, tennessee, vermont, virginia, and the great state of texas. one week from today the most delegates that are awarded on a single day will be awarded next tuesday. the role of the first

was donald? he was firing dennis rodman on celebrity endorsement. >> you don't have the endorsement of o. >> as for christie, he poked fun at trump just last month. warning voters in new hampshire what could happen if he wins. >> we could wind upturning over the white house to hillary clinton for four more years. >> trump wondered whether rubio will now land the support of the last gop nominee, mitt romney. romney, trump joked, was never going to win in 2012. >> when you walk on to a stage, you cannot walk leak a penguin. >> trump is so furious with rubio, he roll him out as vice president. as for chris christie, he left the door open saying he has the talent. as you heard, chris christie seem to roll that out saying he wants to go into the private sector but it is hard to turn that job done once it is offered to you. >> thank you. our political reporter is covering the trump campaign. you were there in the room with donald trump surprised everyone with a chris christie bombshell endorsement. how

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but he actually did take to it donald trump more today and he said donald trump was sweating. it was pretty interesting. it feels like after today, i don't know where ted cruz was. but it feels like it was all about marco rubio and donald trump. what with chris christie i vas slate between disgust and pity. i think he sold his soul for donald trump's word. charles: that's some strong stuff. i think rubio did put on some high -- did take off the high-heeled shoes and put on some sneakers. >> this election is about americans looking for a leader who will bring it. even though chris christie didn't prevail in the primary process. if nothing else, he can bring it. i think those two belong together. >> he's somebody who is now taking the cowardly perspective endorsing donald trump. this is a point where you take a stand as conservatives and it means something to you. >> this election right now is not about partisanship and party and ideology. it's about who can bring it at a time when america needs leadership. that's why chris christy is united with trump, that's why trump is doing

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

it is donald trump. tonight, the conversation will center around the viability of several candidates. among them, jeb bush. let's be charitable. among the least self-aware candidates we've ever seen was talked into just this week. contact lenses and out of his glass frames as a 2.0. a remaking of jeb bush. i don't know why i'm looking at nicole wallace as opposed to lawrence o'donnell. both only -- both of whom join us. what a week. >> i would be using contact lenses if i knew how to put them in. the big decision for jeb bush, is it over? what would be the justification for going forward at this point? we are bound in the media to overreact to wins. this is not for donald trump a win of the majority of the vote. we've only seen that in the democratic elections. since there's only two candidates. that's why it's possible on the democratic side. he is going to win about 35%. 73%, 73% in the exit poll favor donald trump's unconstitutional ban on muslims entering the united states. he lost most of the people

not for donald trump. marco rubio and donald trump are complete opposites, trump being the outsider and rubio has been in the senate and what the g.o.p. really wants. this will be interesting. it will be a cage match. don't expect marco rubio to take a negative approach to this. he has stayed on an even line throughout this. i'm sure going forward on super tuesday will be the same, just to use this momentum to allow donald trump to say whatever he wants to say. a lot of the voters supporting marco rubio they're hoping donald trump does something outrageous, maybe more outrageous than he has done in the past, so they can take him down >>> thanks for that. moving on to talk about senator ted cruz who was hoping that he would win that evangelical vote there in south carolina and have a strong second place finish. in the end he has tied neck and neck with marco rubio. lisa stark is in colombia. >> this place has cleared out as well, but it was packed earlier with cruz supporters. as the night went on, he came

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

this help donald trump? agon again, it turns the subject to illegal immigration. a strong suit for donald trump and those who support him. >> in the short term, this is a bonanza. manna from heaven for donald trump. most of the republican base anywhere, but especially in the south, supports donald trump. when he says build a wall. do they think mexico is going to pay for it? we can have a separate debate about that. he says we'll secure the border, absolutely. and having a fight with vicente fox only helps donald trump. does trump have a longer term demographic problem if he is the nominee with latino voters? sure. he does. in the short term, donald trump is trying to win the republican nomination. any time he's having a conversation about illegal imgraduation and hgragss and hin is a victory for donald trump. >> how big a deal was that endorsement today? not only from anybody but governor christie could be a powerful ally for trump on the campaign trail. >> i think it was a very big deal. we're talking abou

. >> 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

ted cruz, donald trump and bernie sanders. i'm joined by donned donald trump. welcome back. >> let me just ask you, how'd you make the deal to get chris christie to endorse you? >> well, it was just somebody that i really wanted. i must tell you i was going to leave a little time go by before i called him. i did not call him. he called me. he saw what was happening. he said, donald, you have a like, chuck, this afternoon i think we have 25,000 people in alabama, we ended up moving to a football stadium because you couldn't hold. i mean, what we have going is incredible. yesterday in arkansas we had 15,000 people in a hangar in tennessee. it's amazing what's going on. and he said there's a movement going on and i'd like to be part of it. and i was very happy. i was getting ready to call him. and he called me. and having chris is a great honor. >> well, i tell you, he seems like a changed man when it comes to you. there was a time he wasn't such a believer. let me play a few quotes. >> he's been very successful businessman, has lots of talents, absolutely no abil

listen to this donald trump remarked the donald trump made at this rally. trump: here's a guy throwing punches screaming and everything else. the guards are very gentle with them. smiling and laughing. i would like to punch him in the face. mark: i've been to a lot of donald trump rallies and that is not even in the top 10 of newsworthy things have heard him say. look at how much that one remark dominated the news cycle today. >> donald trump unloaded on a heckler at a las vegas rally. >> he wanted to hit a protester who interrupted him. >> this is what happens with donald trump dictating our culture. mark: news coverage for the other republican candidates was pretty meager. marco rubio's getting some coverage for his endorsements. kasichy headline john was for some comments about women leaving their kitchens to vote for him years ago. he got mostly unfair coverage. are the candidates not trying to fight trump? or is it just impossible to trump donald trump? you can't resist the man was about to give another man a punch in the lunch. so crazily done. when y