kasich: thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. mr. kasich: thank you. mr. kasich: thank you. >> good luck, sir. mr. kasich: thank you. >> where is the place? >> right up here. >> here is ice cream. mr. kasich: i want regular ice cream. >> a cohen --cone? mr. kasich: yes. >> farm strong. mr. kasich: i had a great time here. [tractor noise] >> the door is locked. mr. kasich: can i get up? >> the other door. mr. kasich: how about ice cream? [tractor running] announcer: ohio governor john kasich will be back on the trail [tractor running] announcer: ohio governor john [tractor running] >> well, we had a good time. now it's beautiful, after the rain. that would be good. 90's.the >> that would be perfect. where did they go? >> right there. >> i mean, come on. are you kidding me? mmm. really good. where did you get this? while it. while -- whilow. >> there is a blue bunny. : blue bunny?ch really good. really good. ok. that's the thing that amazes me. your arena. >> oh, yeah. [engine revving] governor kasich: what is going on here? are all of these cameras for you?

kasich: hi. >> hi. mr. kasich: i thought we would have to walk through there. >> that is the new chairman in the blue t-shirt. he is also a state representative. mr. kasich: i should not have had all this ice cream. boy, was it good. where is this guy? >> right there in the blue polo shirt. >> governor.

kasich: thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. mr. kasich: thank you. mr. kasich: thank you. >> the sun is coming out. the sun is out. >> good luck, sir. mr. kasich: thank you. >> where is the place? >> right up here. >> here is ice cream. mr. kasich: i want regular ice cream. >> a cohen --cone? mr. kasich: yes. >> farm strong. mr. kasich: i had a great time here. [tractor noise] >> the door is locked. mr. kasich: can i get up? >> you can get in if you want to the other door. , mr. kasich: how about ice cream? [tractor running] [tractor running] >> we have had a good time. now it's beautiful. after it rains. >> they said the temperature will drop. >> that will be good. what will it get to? that will be perfect. we are going right. >> they are getting your ice cream. >> come on, are you kidding me? mmm, really good. where did you get this? >> right over there. >> wow. its blue bunny. >> where we going? really good. really good. that's the thing that amazes me. your arena. >> there are three point 5 million people in iowa and we have one million of them here.

what did you hear from john kasich? was commont i heard sense and something of not heard from one other republican prospect, in that he actually real world solutions instead of hyperbole. i preface this by saying that i am a bernie sanders supporter. has absolutely the demeanor, the intelligence, and the heart, as other candidates have spoken about, to run a race that is worthy of the american people. i would love to see him in a debate with bernie sanders because i think that would elevate every one of us, republicans who are for people like donald trump or jed bush or anybody else -- you really need to listen to this man because this is a man who represents the values that everybody says that they are for, but it is so impressive. host: there is kenny in los angeles. he said let's try to listen to john kasich or he lets try to do that. let's listen in on some of the comments that he is hearing romp fairgoers in des moines -- from fairgoers in des moines. mr. kasich: the next time you go, you want to go up north and se

>> kasich supporters, when you heard the introductions, kasich got the loudest applause. it's his home state. >> e we won't know until we get a poll tomorrow. >> i am curious. it hasn't hurt him before when trump has done this. >> we're going to take a quick break and be back. >>> the fox news debate has gone to commercial so we're resuming our coverage here. there's chris matthews in cleveland. now that the debate is in commercial, give us an update. >> i think to all people standing here, if chuck is still joining us, has tonight been good for your party and is it good for the nominee? >> i u think it's been very good. i have been very happy with this debate. it's just great to see, particularly in the last exchange, some of the real fizz euros exist that how we spend the dollars on military, social issues, all that it's been really good. >> that is absolutely not a good situation because that was work for you. >> that's the big news. it's a fact. he has the option of running third party because he just claimed it. >> and he refused to say he wouldn't run as a third par

i am now a john kasich and. he's one of my top three out of five i would pick from the republican party and i'm very happy with the way he talks to everyone. he doesn't talk about anyone. he talks about the issues, he does answer the questions and does not him call around trying to evade the questions, so that's all i need to say. i try to keep it short and sweet. kasich did serve a couple of terms in the house of representatives. uniontown, pennsylvania, are democrats line. say i: i would like to think you would make a really good president and he gets to he understands if we work together, we can make america a better country. it would be nice if he could come down here to the pittsburgh area and meet everybody. host: he is on his way to new hampshire. he will be speaking in new hampshire tomorrow and c-span will cover that. we will tell you more about our coverage in just a bit. it's go to donna in columbus, ohio on the democrats lied. caller: i just want to make a couple of comments. the lady in cincinnati w

john kasich: i wouldn't be. we shouldn't give government money to support abortion. >> i would like to ask if you can respect the row versus wade decision. i ask because i'm a lifelong libertarian and i looking for a candidate that is both a fiscal conservative, but not a threat to a woman's right to decide over her body. john kasich: obviously does the law of the land. we live with the law of the land. >> how would you approach the gun law in getting assault weapons off our street? john kasich: in 19i-4, i supported the assault weapons in 1994, i supported the assault weapons ban. i am a supporter of the second amendment. i think we should have tough laws, but people should have the right to protect their families, hunt, and one thing i worry about are the checks we have against those with mental illness. we don't want them buying guns. we know there are holes in our system when it comes to sending a warning to people when they come in to buy a gun. we have seen it over and over again. that is why it is so vita

>> kasich supporters when you heard the introductions, kasich got the loudest applause. it's his home state. >> e we won't know until we get a poll tomorrow. >> i am curious. it hasn't hurt him before when trump has done this. >> we're going to take a quick break and be back. this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain. and clearer skin. this is my body of proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis from the inside out ...with humira. humira works by targeting and helping to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain stop further joint damage and clear skin in many adults. doctors have been prescribing humira for nearly 10 years. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis serious,sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fu

it has everything to do with john kasich. mark: i listen closely to everything you said about john kasich and i know you believe it, but every word could be applied to governor bush as well. tom: let me say this -- look at john kasich electoral record. he has won 11 general elections in a state that is genuinely a swing state. the last two, taking a governorship away from a sitting democrat, and winning a large reelection. he has an optimism and a vibrancy to his approach. he has had huge success as a person who balanced the budget at the time bill clinton was in the white house. that is a welcome experience and a range of experience that sets him apart from the field. john: i want to talk to you about how john kasich is doing in new hampshire. out --oll just came there are two things. one is kasich's growth. 1% in march and now up to 12% in august and now he is in a horse race with jeb bush, tied for second. tell our viewers what explains that new york rise ewers -- ise youc you arr are seeing? tom: he has a way of communica

it has everything to do with john kasich. mark: i listen closely to everything you said about john kasich, and i know you believe it, but every word could be applied to governor bush as well. tom: let me say this -- look at john kasich's electoral record. he has won 11 general elections in a state that is genuinely a swing state. the last two, taking a governorship away from a sitting democrat, and winning a large reelection. he has an optimism and a vibrancy to his approach. he has had huge success as a person who balanced the budget at the time bill clinton was in the white house. that is a wealth of experience and a range of experience that sets him apart from the field. john: i want to talk to you about how john kasich is doing in new hampshire. this poll just came out -- there are two things i will cite. one is kasich's growth. 1% in march and now up to 12% in august, and now he is in a horse race with jeb bush, tied for second. tell our viewers what explains that meteoric rise in your state. why is john kasich breaking

kasich: ok. let me tell you a little bit about who i am before we get into what i think and what i have done. so i grew up in a little town calledof pittsburgh mckees rocks. it was a blue-collar town. my father was a democrat entire lifetime. never switched parties. my mother was an intelligent woman, very opinionated, but undereducated. she could have really been something. she had so many views on things and was never afraid to challenge the status quo. her mother lived with us and she could barely speak english. the town -- my mother became a republican later in life. ,he town was blue-collar conservative, overwhelmingly democratic. if the wind blew the wrong way, people found themselves out of work. when we hear about two people peopleand gangs it-- do understand anxieties people have, i do because i grew up like that. we never got tickets to the world series when the pirates played could we never got any of the special stuff, because it is not where we were. it is not who we were back in tha

it has everything to do with john kasich. mark: i listen closely to everything you said about john kasich, and i know you believe it, but every word could be applied to governor bush as well. tom: let me say this -- look at john kasich's electoral record. he has won 11 general elections in a state that is genuinely a swing state. the last two, taking a governorship away from a sitting democrat, and winning a large reelection. he has an optimism and a vibrancy to his approach. he has had huge success as a person who balanced the budget at the time bill clinton was in the white house. that is a welcome experience and a range of experience that sets him apart from the field. john: i want to talk to you about how john kasich is doing in new hampshire. this poll just came out -- there are two things i will cite. one is kasich's growth. 1% in march and now up to 12% in august, and now he is in a horse race with jeb bush, tied for second. tell our viewers what explains that meteoric rise in your state. why is john kasich breaking th

mark: senator, john kasich is doing well in the polls in your state. one of your fellow supporters predicted that at some point before labor day, john kasich would pass jeb bush in the polls. in some that appears to be true. you think he should focus mostly on new hampshire or should he make an equally big effort in iowa and south carolina? sununu: i think he will continue to visit iowa, south carolina, new hampshire, michigan. mark: in equal measure? sununu: you never do anything in equal measure, i don't think. you have to pick and choose areas where you have the strongest organization. but i think he will do very well. of course new hampshire, very well in south carolina and michigan. iowa is a caucus format. it has not been a good predictor necessarily of success. you have a very spread out field. it is a challenging environment. we hope to do well in iowa. mark: senator, you called us silly twice. which can't help but remind us of your father, who recently had surgery. we are glad he went through that successfully and please send him our best. for

kasich: thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. mr. kasich: thank you. mr. kasich: thank you. >> good luck, sir. mr. kasich: thank you. >> where is the place? >> right up here. >> here is ice cream. mr. kasich: i want regular ice cream. >> a cohen --cone? mr. kasich: yes. >> farm strong. mr. kasich: i had a great time here. [tractor noise] >> the door is locked. mr. kasich: can i get up? >> the other door. cream?ich: how about ice [tractor running] announcer: ohio governor john kasich will be back on the trail tomorrow, he will be in salem, new hampshire for a town hall meeting where we will have coverage at 1:00 eastern. chris christie is also campaigning in new hampshire0 that is also live on c-span. -- new hampshire. that is also live on c-span. gathered forivists the left for him, that his next. scott walker unveils his health care plan later. this sunday night on "q and a" grave hunter kurt dion documents his adventures of visiting the gravesites of every president and vice president. >> the one gravesites they have trouble getting to is the rockefeller

the answer is kasich. when asked whether he would oppose gay marriage if one of his children were gay, he fired back that he just had been to a friend's gay wedding, knocking that question out of the ballpark. >> yes. it was a very good answer. very pointed. i think he won a lot of new fans. >> oh, yes he did. >> most people in the country don't know kasich. i come from ohio originally and i met him in washington. >> you think he'll get the republican nomination? >> i think he'll get the v.p. nomination. >> two campaigns here. one is who is going to be the outlier candidate, right now it's trump. the other is who is going to be trump? everybody thinks it's going to be bush. he's got the money. but kasich rose in that category and he is a candidate to be a finalist to go against trump. >> he did it with a velvet knife. he said that trump has struck a nerve in the country and we all it. >> when we come back, the christie vs. paul. patients across the country have spoken. they recently rated their care nation

of conversation how well kasich acquitted him. he probably evidenced the most humanity most authenticityivity. that's what people want in the president they want a leader. >> the cheering section was huge for him but yeah i would say most people didn't probably know who he was at the beginning of the debate and in the end he held hits own. marco rubio did a good job. he was slipping, early expectation for him he has been slipping and now he's back a bit. good to watch. >> let's take a listen. >> if i'm our nominee how is hillary clinton going to lecture me about living paycheck to paycheck? i was raised paycheck to paycheck. how was she going to lecture me about student loans? if i'm our nominee we will be the party of the future. >> if hillary clinton is our president, the fact of the matter is she's the epitome of the secular progressive movement. and she counts on the fact that people are uninformed. the olinski model taking advantage of useful idiots. i happen to believe that people are not stupid. >> so jeannie no doubt the c

your ohio governor, john kasich. let's listen to his assessment. >> i was just saying to chris christie, they say we're out spoken, we need to take lessons from donald trump. he's hitting a nerve in his country, he is. people are they are fed up. they don't think the government is working for them. and for people that want to just tune him out, they are making a mistake. mr. trump is touching a nerve because people want the wall to be built. they want to see an end to illegal immigration but we all have different ways of getting there and you'll hear from all of us tonight about what our ideas are. >> well, there he is giving him credit for being the booster rocket for the conservative issues. maybe doesn't have the right solution with the wall but raised the issue of illegal immigration. >> i think casey nailed it. kasich sneaks into this debate tenth spot goes right for trump's coalition. embraces the donald. says i'm your kind of guy. i'm a combative working class ohio governor. he thinks if trump fizzles out. >>

he has so far, more or less laid off john kasich. but if he were to start attacking your guy, how do you think john kasich would handle that? sununu: i have no idea. it's kind of a silly hypothetical. this is a long campaign, 162 days until the new hampshire primary. as i said, the smart thing for any candidate, even if you are being attacked is to focus on , your message, your game, introduce yourself to the voters your vision for the country. , introduce yourself to the voters. john kasich has done that very effectively over the past 6-8 weeks. it's the start of a process. people didn't think we would be on the debate stage in cleveland but we made it. , he has made headway in the polls. i'm the first one to tell him that we have a long way to go. polls are transient. you have to focus on your record, your experience and your game. mark: senator, john kasich is doing well in the polls in your state. one of your fellow john kasich supporters predicted to me several weeks ago that at some point before labor day, john kasich would pas

john kasich: i love you. ismy concern with our budget mandatory spending interests are eclipsing the budget as a whole. what policy changes would you make to reverse that? like what we did with medicaid in ohio to slow moved mostrate, we people into managed care where they have a shepherd to take system.ough the we got the people who provide the services. we shrunk the numbers so they competed for a larger part of the territory, which also brought about greater efficiency. we paid the bills exactly. we turned on technology and computers that allowed us to be more efficient. we allowed mom and dad to stay home, if they wanted to, instead of being forced into a nursing home. in the middle of all that, we were able to more aligned our nursing home reimbursement with what is happening across the country. now, we have a program that i think as a replacement for obamacare, and that is to and power primary care physicians to work with the providers and the drive ae companies to positive outcome in terms of quality m

let me make you one guarantee if donald trump and john kasich or john kasich and jeb bush are tied at 22%, 24%. we're in the dep tth th of wint january, you are going to see kasich make sharp distin tkttions between him and candidates. >> that changes very quickly. alex, if you are in jeb bush's camp. how panished a isicked are you? >> not at all. right now, donald trump on top of ted cruz and ben carson, splitting the anti-establishment vote. and, so, and meanwhile you are getting time to establish your record as governor of florida, who cut taxes, was a real conservative, pro-life, who grew the economy. you are getting time to go out there and plant your flag. fairly much unchallenged. he has $100 million in the bank. while your enemies are in confusion. not a bad hand of cards for jeb bush to play. >> kevin, you agree? >> i think there is time. i think alex is right in that sense. but if, you look at the polls right now. the declining numbers in iowa. declining numbers in new hampshire that. has to worry him. florida on the calendar which would be, a jeb bush strength, is not seale

i think kasich did well tonight. i've seen governors of other states in the democrat or republican and seems like a better governor. >> chris, it might surprise you i think the governor did, too, and i warned my democratic colleagues not to sleep on governor kasich. he is from the great state of ohio, great swing state and won in 2014 overwhelmingly with help from the democrats. >> won with 60 points. >> yes. >> let me ask you about what wasn't talked. i'm proud of the fact on this show "hardball" and other shows on msnbc we talk about denial of voter rights. >> yes. >> almost every week because it seems to be an american value. if you're losing the campaign because of demographics, you don't start preventing people from voting. traditional african american ways of voting and just saying let's tighten that up a little bit. >> yes. >> states like pennsylvania that openly said this is how they win elections for republicans. how about here in ohio? it never came up tonight in the two-hour debate. >> this is the 50 -- we

rubio kasich? >> keep them all and vote for scott walker because he's doing very well with the base. >> we'll get back to you in a second right after the break. we've got more. remember, if you can't see "meet the press" live, we're always available on vod or some call it the vcr button you push to record us all the time. even if it's not sunday, it's still "meet the press." >>> coming up, our end game segment, more with our panel and why some people are calling chr christy's claim that he was appointed u.s. attorney on september 10th, 2001, may be one of the most inaccurate factual moments of the debate. that's that new gear feeling. this week, filler paper and folders just one cent. office depot officemax. gear up for school. gear up for great. ♪ [ female announcer ] everything kids touch at school sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. you handle life; clorox handles the germs. >>> end game time. panel is here. so much to get

i thought kasich had a good night. if he breaks out and he is getting a lot of support in new hampshire, that will be bad news for jeb bush. mark: i still think until we see how jeb bush's super pac spends it is hard to fully gauge that. john: your friend tweeted that if a candidate not named jeb bush gave that performance, they would be toast. i think that is a little overstated. mark: he has to step it up. we will be back right after this. ♪ john: we are live 24/7 on bloombergpolitics.com. next week, we go to iowa for the iowa state fair. i know one of your favorite things to happen. what is your favorite food? mark: i'm looking forward to pork chop on a stick and donald trump at the fair. john: we are on twice a day at 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. until next week, friends and neighbors and baywatchers, sayonara. ♪ >> the contemporary art world is vibrant and booming as never before. it is a global industry in its own right. brilliant ideas come from the artists at the heart of it artists with unique power to astonish and

kasich: ok. let me tell you a little bit about who i am before we get into what i think and what i have done. so i grew up in a little town outside of pittsburgh called mckees rocks. it's a blue-collar town. my father carried mail on his back. and my father was a democrat entire lifetime. never switched parties. my mother was an intelligent woman, very opinionated, but undereducated. she could have really been something. she had so many views on things and was never afraid to challenge the status quo. her mother lived with us and she could barely speak english. the town -- my mother became a republican later in life. the town was blue-collar, conservative, overwhelmingly democratic. if the wind blew the wrong way, people found themselves out of work. when we hear about do people understand anxieties people have, i do because i grew up like that. we never got tickets to the world series when the pirates played. we never got any of the special stuff, because it is not where we were. it is not who w

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i thought kasich had a good night. if he breaks out and he is getting a lot of support in new hampshire, that will be bad news for jeb bush. mark: i still think until we see how jeb bush's super pac spence it isds it is hard to fully gauge that. john: your friend tweeted that if a candidate not named jeb bush gave that performance, they would be toast. i think that is a little overstated. mark: he has to step it up. we will be back right after this. ♪ john: we are live 20 47 on bloombergpolitics.com. next week we go to iowa for the iowa state fair. i know one of your favorite things to happen. what is your favorite food? mark: i'm looking forward to pork chop on a stick and donald trump at the fair. john: we are on twice a day at 5:00 and 8 p.m. until next week, friends and neighbors and they baywatchers sayonara. ♪ alix: we are moments away from the closing bell. i'm alix steel. ♪ alix: u.s. stocks falling led by the dow as treasuries rose following a july report that came in line with. a summer jumps bump means

i see kasich as having big appeal. i then had second thoughts when i saw camile paglia write a piece where she thought john kasich was the winner. he barely made this debate. he got in front of 23 million people and gave -- for the kind of conservatism he wants to be he was the best version of that candidate. for a guy like john kasich, that is the best you can hope for. mark: if bush does not perform stronger, the weaker bush looks not just in the debates but overall, the stronger kasich looks to a large segment of the elite and i think a fair number of voters. i still think he has a chance to become number two in new hampshire by labor day. if he does, people will look at his record. people kept saying he was going to be peevish and cranky. that is not what he is like now on a regular basis. john: you heard conservatives say he was the charismatic optimistic, comfortable version of jeb bush and that is a good place if you want to be the alternative. mark: the medicaid thing is a problem. john: i don't disagree. on th

or kasich? >> don't forget. scott walker, he's doing well with the base. >> get back to you after the break. we've got more. remember, if you can't see meet the press live, we're available on v.o.d. or the vcr button that you push to record us all the time. even if it's not sunday, it's still meet the press. >>> some are calling chris christie's claim that he was appointed u.s. attorney on appointed u.s. attorney on september 10, 201, one of the - you set rules around the house, right? so set rules for your kids when they go online: don't be a cyberbully. no racy selfies. and remember everyone can see everything you post, even grandma. rules keep kids safe online. the more you know. >>> panelists here, so much to get to. let me get real quickry. heather, i want your reaction. bernie sanders, still getting the largest political rallies of any candidate. disrupted. i'll play a clip of what happened. disrupted by black lives matter protester. >> one of the most progressive cities in the united stat

in many ways he was overshadowed by john kasich. he appealed to the same lane of voters that jeb bush needs to move forward. i came out feeling from the debate that with both rubio and kasich presenting a revitalized threat to bush in the center of the party while you have this other competition going on in the more populous blue collar alienated donald trump. >> i know the governor was a homer last night, kasich but i thought it was a great style of difference with the questions. trump went back at the questioner. kasich peter, when he was asked that republicans like small government. your whole st. peter thing. what did you think about the answer on medicaid? what did you think about how he did that? >> look it has been reported widely in front of the koch brothers conference he gave a similar answer and booed by an audience of conservative donors. i thought kasich is pragmatic about problem solving. i think he masks issues that may be provocative in the republican primary with the unpredictable authenticity. i thought he was actu

more or less laid off john kasich. correlation or causation there. if donald trump with a start attacking your guy, how do john kasich would handle that? sununu: i have no idea. it's kind of a silly hypothetical. this is a long campaign, 162 days in the new hampshire -- until the new hampshire primary. the smart thing for any candidate, even if you are being attacked, is to focus on your message, your again, your vision for the country. introduce yourself to the voters. john kasich has done that very effectively over the past 6-8 weeks. it's the start of a process. people didn't think we would be on the debate stage in cleveland but we made it. he has made headway in the polls. on the first line tell him we have a long way to go. polls are transient. you have to focus on your record, your experience and your game. mark: senator, john kasich is doing well in the polls in your state. one of your fellow supporters at some point before labor day, john kasich would pass jeb bush in the polls. in some that appears to be true. you think he should focus most

or kasich? >> don't forget. scott walker, he's doing well with the base. >> get back to you after the break. we've got more. remember, if you can't see meet the press live, we're available on v.o.d. or the vcr button that you push to record us all the time. even if it's not sunday, it's still meet the press. >>> some are calling chris christie's claim that he was appointed u.s. attorney on september 10, 201, one of the most factually incorrect moments of the debate. - you can collect rainwater to shower with, but there are easier ways to go green. like taking shorter showers, which conserves water and lowers your bill. you'll sing long ballads in the rain and short ditties in the shower. ♪ the more you know >>> panelists here, so much to get to. let me get real quickry. heather, i want your reaction. bernie sanders, still getting the largest political rallies of any candidate. disrupted. i'll play a clip of what happened. disrupted by black lives matter protester. >> one of the most progressiv

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kasich is going to be kasich. that's who he is. i've known the guy for 40 years and he is the guy that would make deals after a baseball became the game. the reasonable guy on medicaid medicare rather and medicaid. i think he's just that guy and he's going to come across as cleveland's own. by the way, we're in ohio. if republicans lose ohio they have lost. they would save a lot of money, guys. just have the election in ohio. the rest of the country will save a lot of money. >> exactly. >> republicans can't win without ohio? >> you can't. >> and john kerry in '04 lost ohio and that was the election right there. >> it was. and -- >> those machines helped. >> yeah. >> oh, stop it. >> relitigateing that. don king with the black ministers up in this town. >> that's true. >> every little bit helps. >> is this going to be good or bad for the republican party, former party leader mr. steele? >> i think when you wash it all out this is good for the party. because you've got a stage, whether it's the happy hour debate or the main stage deba

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or kasich? >> don't forget. scott walker, he's doing well with the base. >> get back to you after the break. we've got more. remember, if you can't see meet the press live, we're available on v.o.d. or the vcr button that you push to record us all the time. even if it's not sunday, it's still meet the press. >>> some are calling chris christie's claim that he was appointed u.s. attorney on september 10, 201, one of the you wouldn't do half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently. brushing alone does less than half the job, leaving behind millions of germs. complete the job with listerine®. kill up to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque, early gum disease and bad breath. complete the job with listerine®. power to your mouth™! also try listerine® pocket packs to kill bad breath germs on the go. >>> panelists here, so much to get to. let me get real quickry. heather, i want your reaction. bernie sanders, still getting the largest political rallies of any candidate. d

and i think john kasich is the man. i think he is the man to win. >> i want to ask you about immigration. something that's come to the forefront regarding donald trump's rise in the polls. do you support getting rid of birthright citizenship and how do you think that will play in the race moving forward? >> well, i have not you know, i'm not rea to answer that right now. i would like to say that you know, governor kasich cares about the people of america. he cares about those that are here, maybe that are undocumented. but i know that he is a man that cares about people and i do that also. >> and donald trump's plan, the immigration plan, the senator from your state says it's a plan that's what america needs. in 2011, you signed an immigration bill. a reform to it in 2012. one of the strictest in the country. ultimately, the courts watered down most of what was in that bill. would you say that should be a warning sign to your fellow republicans that if you go very far to the right on immigration, it can come back to bit

, including kasich's willingness to send u.s. troops into syria. >> i do think we should put boots on the ground in a coalition to fight and degrade isis. >> reporter: in iraq and syria? >> well, that's good question as to whether you go to syria first because that's where the headquarters of that caliphate are, or whether you're in it... it probably makes more sense to start there. >> reporter: on immigration kasich toes a softer line than some of his fellow republican candidates. he would finish construction of a fence along the southern border and give undocumented workers here now path to legal status, but not citizenship. >> the idea we would go out in cars and hunt people down is just first of all not doable in order to ship them out. it's not doable. and secondly, i don't think it's right. i don't think it's humane. >> reporter: after serving in congress for 18 years, kasich ran for president in 2000 and quit after a few dismal months. he said this time is different. >> i have never been so ready for this, and it's like th

kasich really timed it right. he's the one candidate who i think is the most appealing if you're center-left or center. but the fact that he squeezed in, that rick perry is out and that trump has got the catbird seat. he's the tent pole. as we said in catholic school, the may queen. >> i remember that. >> everyone will be dancing around him. >> i love that. >> megyn kelly and everyone will be gunning for the big guy. >> this is terrible news for rick perry who ran a better campaign, a more coherent campaign this time around. it is good news for john kasich. it's a huge opportunity for kasich who has wanted to set himself up as a more compassionate conservative, as somebody who has governed more from the center, who has done good things around medicaid, who has done good things around drug treatment and really could be the person. i would look to him to possibly be the person to stand up to donald trump if things get ugly and lay out a different path to the presidency. jeb bush has been hugely disappointing in play

i know that kasich has become involved in that and promoted it. i liked that he speaks for people who are ignored. 60 million americans have some sort of conviction on their background. they're hiring is in need. -- their hiring is in need. i would like to see this addressed. if one person is connected to a criminal background, you have votes for a fair amount of supporters. i would like to see them address this issue. jacvk: the point stands. she said, not to lump this in, i thought the comments on the heroin addictions, there are people with criminal records and, should they be punished? it will be a debate that continues and i think it will. host: governor bush tries to thread the needle with his family legacy. how do you feel that he did with that? jack: he did ok. he did not have a breakout moment. he was comfortable. at the end we wanted them on the stage one last time and i asked him a question about differentiating himself from his mother and father. -- brother and father. he needs to get himself differentiated. i have to split in a minute

kasich: yeah. good luck. we will see you. really good. >> a senator brought into washington he loved it so much. gov. kasich: it is really good. really good. thanks for helping us. >> any time. >> he will be jealous. this ice cream is so good. what kind of ice cream do you like? him, wei worked for have to travel. he listed all of the dere dairy queens in the state of iowa. so whatever we went, we knew where one was. gov. kasich: how are you doing ? >> so nice. gov. kasich: is in this beautiful weather -- isn't this beautiful weather? >> great job. you inspired me. >> there you go. gov. kasich: thanks. thank you. i mean it. >> road to the white house coverage continues live on c-span. we go back to iowa to hear from rick perry. we will follow his comments with your reaction. perry: listening to our -- star-spangled banner being some. this is in a strong area state -- an extraordinary state. as i travel across many miles of its, it reminds me of where i grew up west of fort worth in haskell county. a little community called pa

, including kasich's willingness to send u.s. troops into syria. >> i do think we should put boots on the ground in a coalition to fight and degrade ndis. ou reporter: in iraq and syria? >> well, you know, that's a good question as to whether you go to syria first because that's where the headquarters of that caliphate are, or whether you're in it... it probably makes more sense to start there. >> reporter: on immigration kasich toes a softer line than some of his fellow republican candidates. he would finish construction of a fence along the southern border and give undocumented workers here now a path to legal status, but not citizenship. >> the idea we would go out in cars and hunt people down is just first of all, it's not doable in order to ship them out. it's not doable. and secondly, i don't think it's right. i don't think it's humane. >> reporter: after serving in congress for 18 years, kasich ran for president in 2000 and quit after a few dismal months. he said this time is different. >> but i've never been so ready for

kasich really timed it right. he's the one candidate who i think is the most appealing if you're center-left or center. but the fact that he squeezed in, that rick perry is out and that trump has got the catbird seat. he's the tent pole. as we said in catholic school the may queen. >> i remember that. >> everyone will be dancing around him. >> i love that. >> megyn kelly and everyone will be gunning for the big guy. >> this is terrible news for rick perry who ran a better campaign a more coherent campaign this time around. it is good news for john kasich. it's a huge opportunity for kasich who has wanted to set himself up as a more compassionate conservative as somebody who has governed more from the center who has done good things around medicaid, who has done good things around drug treatment and really could be the person. i would look to him to possibly be the person to stand up to donald trump if things get ugly and lay out a different path to the presidency. jeb bush has been hugely disappointing in playing

i think kasich is looking good in new hampshire. i interviewed him this week, he was of course very bullish. but he made a big point that he made partly today. he said, my background is so conservative in terms of spending and taxing and trying to balance budgets and turning around ohio's credit rating that's all conservative. he said that -- he said to me you well know this is the man who has a real heart for certain issues that vibrate among americans. one is to do with the young mentally ill. the other is what to do about those addicted to drugs. he has an unembarrassed heart in his approach to those questions. i think it's going to have some power. >> the establishment of the party is going to have to settle on one or two people by march 1. i think today if you look at again the four people the establishment talk about, governor christie aside, case i can, bush, walker, rubio, one right now is a rising stock, one who has got least obvious blemishes in terms of momentum is kasich, but no one has gone after him. >> i think there's