mr. bush: no, i don't. >> hsbc. mr. bush: i do. [laughter] >> nobody in any of these companies has gone to prison or been prosecuted. i think this reflects a wider problem of white-collar crime, and i'm wondering if you are going to appoint an attorney general and direct him or her to approach white-collar crime with the same seriousness and figure that they have approached the low-level drug prosecutions? mr. bush: that is a good question, both of those. [applause] mr. bush: the answer to that is, yes. to simplify this. here is another challenge for your profession. i have been told, and maybe you can confirm this, that 90% of all the painkillers prescribed in the world are prescribed in the united states. and so, put aside -- i don't know the name of the manufacturer of oxycontin. it is prescribed by doctor. the fda just to prove this last year -- they allowed opiates to be prescribed for children. we have changed our attitudes about pain and how we have pain to the point where we have legitimized addictions that then create the

bush: no. >> hsbc. mr. bush: i do. >> nobody in any of these companies has gone to prison or been prosecuted. i think this reflects a wider problem of white-collar crime, and i'm wondering if you are point an attorney general and direct him or her to approach what color with the same seriousness and figure that they have approached the low level drug prosecutions? mr. bush: that is a good question, both of those. [applause] mr. bush: the answer to that is, yes. here is another challenge for your profession. i have been told, and maybe you can confirm this, that 90% of all the painkillers prescribed in the world are prescribed in the united states. and so, put aside -- i don't know the name of the manufacturer of oxycontin. it is prescribed by doctor. the fda allowed opiates to be prescribed for children. we have changed our attitudes about pain and how we have managed pain to the point where we have legitimized addictions that then create the escape into which now we see the heroin epidemic playing out. i t

[applause] mr. bush: what do you think? [laughter] mr. bush: i'm making progress? mr. bush: see what i say? yes, sir. we've got a mic coming. >> first of all, i want to thank you for falling out the respectability scorecard. second of all, i wanted to know, it seems that people with mental illness and the addicted are being treated by being sent to prison and jails instead of eating the actual help that they need. what would you do as president to change that? mr. bush: great question. i am proud of my record, by the way, in support of people with different abilities, developnmental and physical. it is informed by my faith in many ways, and as governor of florida, we have made great progress. we were at the bottom of the pack, and we have risen up, and i am proud of it. it is why i didn't apologize when i called donald trump a jerk -- mr. bush: when he disparaged people with disabilities. it is just not right. that is not the america i believe we all should embrace. this challenge of addiction and mental health, it is important that you have both together. in many case

mr. bush: no. >> hsbc. mr. bush: i do. >> nobody in any of these companies has gone to prison or been prosecuted. i think this reflects a wider problem of white-collar crime, and i'm wondering if you are point an attorney general and direct him or her to approach what color with the same seriousness and figure that they have approached the low level drug prosecutions? mr. bush: that is a good question, both of those. [applause] mr. bush: the answer to that is, yes. here is another challenge for your profession. youve been told, and maybe can confirm this, that 90% of all the painkillers prescribed in the world are prescribed in the united states. and so, put aside -- i don't know the name of the manufacturer of oxycontin. it is prescribed by doctor. the fda allowed opiates to be prescribed for children. we have changed our attitudes about pain and how we have managed pain to the point where we have legitimized addictions that then create the escape into which now we see the heroin epidemic playing out. athink t

[applause] mr. bush: ok. we have a microphone there, and a microphone back there, and a microphone there. es, sir. >> i'm going to hold it. mr. bush: ok, so you will hold it hostage. >> first of all, i want to thank you and your mother for visiting our town tonight. thank you very much. [applause] >> i'm going to start you off with a foreign-policy question. this year, the primary coincides with the beginning of chinese new year. please discuss your philosophy in dealing with a commerce and military perspective with china. mr. bush: we need complete engagement. one of the things i think my brother got right was having paulson have this dialogue across the spectrum of all policy. my experience with china was limited to -- since 2007, i started visiting there three or four times a year to learn. i had never been there. i am kind of an old-school guy. i don't like communists. [laughter] [applause] mr. bush: i had a hard time going to communist countries. but this is a very important relationship. you can see how

mr. bush: yes, you can. that is what the mission is. i find it interesting that not your generation, but the one right before you, whatever the millennial generation or the college kids right now, are all

mr. bush: there you go. a lot of people my age have concerns with the bush name, not because it is a bad name, because you are the third bush. what is your message to that concern? mr. bush: i can tell you, you can hear it from the horse's mouth, i'm not trying to break the record. i hope people will hear what are your concerns are how am i going to pay off my student loans? the student loan program was nationalized by obamacare. the federal government now operates it. it has doubled in the last six years. the forbearance rate had grown exponentially. default rates are growing. they are financing this higher education system, once the best in the world, much more efficiently than it was, but the costs are out of control because we are financing on the backs of young people. my plan is to eliminate the student loan program for those going forward and replace it with a line of credit of 50,000 bucks to every graduate from high school that you can use for a.a. degrees, bachelor's degrees, master's degrees. you

mr. bush: he is not a conservative. is the leading candidate in the conservative party and has hijacked the conservative party. i have been a conservative all my life -- he says we do not have to reform social security. yeah, we do. you are taking a stand. you know this. he says we do not have to. he says we do not have to spend more military money. yes, we do. he admires the single-payer system. disaster.e a now he talks about obamacare, that he has talked about things as it relates to guns, life question, health care, the economy, that is out of the mainstream of conservative thought. and but for me, who? who will take him on if i do not? you might hold us hostage. it looks like you could -- >> good afternoon. we hear from trump about competitiveness, especially with china, and now he said that mexico is the new china appeared how will you restore global competitiveness? mr. bush: he does not talk about competitiveness. he talks about unfairness, i guess. repetitive this desk competitiveness is a better question. we c

bush, are you happy to be here? mrs. bush: thrilled. >> what are you going to say? mrs. bush: everything. i was here for my father's wedding. >> do you think we will see a surprise tomorrow? mrs. bush: i hope so. >> what do you think will happen? mrs. bush: i think he is by far, the best. john: and also to have two of -- also at that event were two of his brothers. both were optimistic about his chances. afterward, i cut up with the candidate himself. we had a chance to chat about family. a lot of love in your family. jeb bush: is that surprising? mark: it's not always the case with siblings. jeb bush: we love each other a lot. mark: how big is tomorrow? jeb bush: south carolina is important. it has always been important in running for president. certainly in my family, it has , been a big part of it. no question about it. mark: focus, great as always with question and answer, clear nervousness in his world. four jeb bush tomorrow what is , meeting and beating expectations tomorrow? john: nobody wears pearls better than barbara bush. look jeb bush, his expectations , are

mr. bush: there you go. a lot of people my age have concerns with the bush name, not because it is a bad name, because you are the third bush. what is your message to that concern? mr. bush: i can tell you, you can hear it from the horse's mouth, i'm not trying to break the record. i hope people will hear what are your concerns are how am i going to pay off my student loans? the student loan program was nationalized by obamacare. the federal government now operates it. it has doubled in the last six years. the forbearance rate had grown exponentially. default rates are growing. they are financing this higher education system, once the best in the world, much more efficiently than it was, but the costs are out of control because we are financing on the backs of young people. my plan is to eliminate the student loan program for those going forward and replace it with a line of credit of 50,000 bucks to every graduate from high school that you can use for a.a. degrees, bachelor's degrees, master's degrees. you

bush? mr. bush: the difference between eminent domain and property is that donald trump would take property from an elderly woman off of the strip in atlantic city. [applause] -- bush: the problem was, he mr. trump: he is tried it make me a tough guy -- mr. bush: you tried -- mr. trump: the woman ultimately didn't want to do that -- a. bush: to turn this into limousine parking lot for his casinos is not a public use and in florida they somewhat we did and we made that impossible and part of our constitution. that is a better approach of that is the conservative approach. mr. trump: let me just have a second, tough guy. [laughter] to bush: how tough it is take a little old lady's property. [boo] that is all of his donors and special interests. [laughter] [boos] mr. trump: that's what it is. that's what it is, i tell you. and by the way, i couldn't get tickets for the television audience, donors, special interest, the people who are putting up -- [boos] mr. trump: the rnc told us that we have all

bush as they came to pay their respects. president obama as you know, chris, will be here later today. we don't know who will have the honor of escorting the president, but it's right up through those two columns of people that the court's great hall is the space between that ceremonial entrance to the

frank: jeb bush pouted -- bowed out of the race. mr. bush: i really respect their decision. tonight, i' m suspending my campaign. frank: hanging on now is mr. carson. mr. carson: i am not going anywhere. >> for all the people watching, you fasten your seatbelts. look was a lady named hillary clinton who beat back the search for bernie sanders. ms. clinton: some may have doubted us that we never doubted each other. mr. sanders: the wind is on or backs and we have the momentum. in the that on tuesday and democrats in south carolina next saturday. sera: investigators are tracking down the cause of a deadly fire. a woman who lived there died . rescuers were trying to save her. firefighters rushed to this house saturday morning. a smoky blaze reported by a fire lieutenant on his way to work. >> we have seen smoke coming out the roof. smoke. quickly. >> firefighters searched the home and found a woman unconscious in a badger him. one of the challenges firefighters faced in trying to reach the victim was a giant hole in the bedroom floor. >> close to the second floor window. >> ted

mr. bush: i stand by my ads. when i say i'm spending all my surplus on the tax cuts, and he says that is not true, i'm going to define what reality is. larry king: senator mccain, is that true? mr. mccain: let me tell you what happened. iran and added he ran an ad, and i was eat up and he said he was called clinton and called clinton-like in south carolina. you have seen it, turn on the radio,turn on the unfortunately, now pick up the telephone. but let me tell you what really went over the line. had an event and he paid for it and stood next to a spokesperson for a fringe veterans group. that fringe veteran said that john mccain had abandoned the veterans. now i don't know how you can understand this, george, but that really hurts, that really hurts. and so five united states senators, vietnam veterans, heroes, some of the really incredible heroes, wrote george a letter and said, apologize. he should be ashamed. he should be ashamed. to the whitead house rewind, airs on sunday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3 on

bush, in 1963, in mrs. bush's diary, there's a line, the nuts will never love him. she was talking about the birchers. - the nuts. - the nuts will never love him. (crowd laughs) when he's vice president, he's getting ready to go to the conservative political action committee and he says, "well i might as well go "but we might as well face it, "the nuts have never been for me." as mark twain once said, "history may not repeat itself but it rhymes." (crowd laughs) jeb bush is hearing the rhymes here. - and the question is whether "the nuts" will be for him. - and whether he can actually consolidate the non nuts. (crowd laughs) this is a pretty technical historical. - it made more sense than you think it did. - i don't want to overwhelm you with historical dorkdum but the non nuts, are there enough non nuts to overcome the nuts? - right. well as one nut to another, (crowd laughs) i wish you well with this book. - thank you. - it's a treat to get to see you again and to see your continuous success. - always fun. - wonderful, jon meacham, thank you. (crowd applauds) - [v

mr. clinton defeated president bush, and independent candidate ross perot. this is under 10 minutes. bush leadesident america to a victory in the cold war, some opposed him. now the president has a plan to cut wasteful spending, restore home values to help new hampshire and the nation. but the democrats oppose him again. have the american people to let you know they want this action by march 20. the battle is joined. mr. bush, i have never seen it where people have to lose their homes, people don't have jobs. we have known each other a long time. >> a lot of you are hurting. i have seen the pain in people's eyes, from those who own struggling businesses to those who work in them. this state has gone through an extraordinarily difficult time. i am determined to turn this state around. hi, i am pat buchanan. we can change the course of the bash america. i would demand an immediate spending and hiring freeze. second, i would demand a two-year moratorium on all federal regulations. --ill make sure growth and trade. america does not want a level playing field. th

craig: george bush hit back, acknowledging americans are angry. mr. bush we do not need someone : in the oval office who mirrors and inflames our anger and frustration. we need someone who can fix the problems that cause our anger and frustration, and that's jeb bush. craig: voters will decide whether south carolina is still bush country on saturday. craig boswell, cbs news, north charleston, south carolina. steve: as craig boswell just said south carolina's republican , primary is this saturday. the democratic primary is one week later. stacey: next act 10:00 -- next at 10:00 grammy recap. tonight. >> in my head it's going down. it's going down. steve: plus, the latest star ready to take on the iowa state fair grandstand. >> i heard her screaming and yelling that he's here. stacey: the surprise of a lifetime for a rhode island husband. sleeping that you won't believe. announcer: this is iowa's news leader. this is kcci 8 news at 10:00 with steve karlin, stacey horst, chief meteorologist john mclaughlin, and sports director andy garman. steve: nearly

mr. bush: "art of the deal." [laughter] mr. bush: that is a donald trump book. in one of his books, donald trump said i was the most gifted politician in the world, phenomenal governor. he must've forgotten he wrote it, because he and i do not see much eye to eye anymore. the last book i read was the john meacham book on my dad, which i loved because i got to know things about my father that i did not know. i was surprised. i thought i knew everything i could know about the greatest man alive. i enjoyed that one. i like reading a lot. i hope you do, too. what is your favorite book? >> [indiscernible] mr. bush: fantastic. keep reading. she has read the whole series. good for you. excellent. yes. >> hi. as a veteran, a military spouse, and a mom, and a volunteer, having now faced the 16-year war, massive budget cuts, aging aircraft, and dealing with v.a. medical systems, how do you intend to motivate a tired and debilitated and disillusioned force, now with the threat of terror and isis in the united states? mr. bush: i will lift the lawyers off the backs of the w

preporter: mrs. bush says she is phampshire. p>> it' s good to see our friends pagain and it' s also fun to be pwith people who have the right pvalues. preporter: we sat down with pgovernor bush for a one-on-one pinterview on the bus. pgovernor bush: she looks pbeautiful, she' s in great shape, eople love her, i love her, so preporter: mrs. bush breaks the psnow and ice on a day that roved to be too much for the prepublican front runner donald ptrump. pgovernor bush: bless his heart, pas we say in north florida. pbless his heart. pjosh: don' t forget, on sunday pmorning, join us for a special plineup of programming, breaking pdown the debate and setting the pstage for primary week. pa special edition of news 9 pbegins at 6:00 a.m. pfollowed by good morning pamerica. pat 10:00, we' ll have a live, phour-long edition of close up. pthis week with george pstephanopoulos will have more panalysis at noon, followed by pmatter of fact. pso, certainly busy couple of pdays here on the campus of st. panselm college and around the pstate as

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proved being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough loon to ine to walk? >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. shapes how i think what my believes are. >> you said it is okay to have what about another clinton? >> another bush is going to beat another clinton. >> do you think america is ready for the first female president? >> yes. i don't think either one running >>> a man from new jersey booked a vacation in ice lan before land. before it was through. a national hero. kind of like mr. m

up mrs. bush is out there. it love mrs. bush. i'm a great admirer of the first president bush to no end. to bring your 90-year-old mom? >> i'm telling you. >> what? you puft your best foot forward and she's his best foot. we haven't mentioned the rising star. the rising star is bernie sanders. and i say that if new hampshire goes in high, goes in strong on bernie sanders, they have to change their motto to live for free or die. >> isn't it amazing that new hampshire, live free or die. no tax state. is basically wanting to elect bernie sanders the socialist who believes in up to a 90% tax. >> he's from the neighboring state. >> i understand that. >> i live next to a methadone clinic. >> live free or die or don't. >> and it's true. bernie must be surging. at this table, before it was all we hate hillary so much. let's pump up bernie. now the idea that bernie might be the guy, hey, don't forget. he's a socialist. >> republicans can beat him like a drum if this is a nominee. this would be a cake walk. no american is going for this. i

mr. bush: i'm getting to that third part. it is an important point. i think there's a pushing aside of community-based organizations driven by their faith, and we need to restore them as part of this. the third point, which is the point that you were making, as we need reforming our criminal justice system. the federal guidelines -- 50% of people in the federal system, the most expensive, surprise, the federal government has the most expensive prison costs. 50% are drug related, and there is a tendency for dual diagnosis in this, then these are mental health challenges as well. i am not suggesting when people commit crimes there's no consequence, but i think there are better alternatives, drug courts, where you have a second chance, and where you deal with the addiction and be the means by which people are less likely to commit the crime. this should not be criminal justice issue exclusively. it ought to be looked at as a treatment and health issue. it would save money, by the way, if we were serious about this. on left and right, there is a convergen

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proved being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, g grge w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperatio >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough loon toine to walk? >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. apes how i think what my believes are. >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. what about another clinton? another clinton. >> do you think america is ready for the first female president? >> yes. i don't think either one running is, is the one we need. >> the cbs overnight news will be right back.st, i have performed 9,421 and a half prostate exams. so why d

an endorsement you don't want. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough line to walk? >> no, because -- >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. people understand that. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. shapes how i think what my believes are. >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. what about another clinton? >> i don't think so. >> another bush is going to beat for the first female president? >> yes. i don't think either one running is, is the one we need. be right back. >>> a man from new jersey booked a vacation in iceland. before it was through. he was practically -- a

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proud of being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. your brother the former president? tough line to walk? >> no, because -- >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. people understand that. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. shapes how i think what my believes are. >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. what about another clinton? >> i don't think so. >> another bush is going to beat another clinton. >> do you think america is ready for the first female president? >> yes. i don't think either one running is, is the one we need. be right back. >>> a man from new jersey boo

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proved being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough loon toine to walk? >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. shapes how i think what my believes are. >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. what about another clinton? >> another bush is going to beat another clinton. >> do you think america is ready for the first female president? >> yes. is, is the one we >>> a man from new jersey booked a vacation in ice lan beforeland. before it was through. kind of like mr. magoo visits the arctic. >> repo

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proved being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough loon toine to walk? >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. shapes how i think what my believes are. >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. what about another clinton? >> another bush is going to beat another clinton. for the first female president? >> yes. i don't think either one running is, is the one we embarrassed by a prostate exam? imagine how your doctor feels. as a urologist, i have performed 9,421 and a h

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proved being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough loon toine to walk? >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. shapes how i think what my believes are. >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. what about another clinton? >> another bush is going to beat another clinton. >> do you think america is ready for the first female president? >> yes. i don't think either one running >>> a man from new jersey booked a vacation in ice lan beforeland. before it was through. a national hero. kind o

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proved being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough loon toine to walk? >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. believes are. >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. what about another clinton? >> another bush is going to beat >> do you think america is ready for the first female president? >> yes. is, is the one >>> a man from new jersey booked a vacation in ice lan beforeland. before it was through. a national hero. kind of like mr. magoo visits the arctic. >> repo

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proved being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough loon to ine to walk? >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. shapes how i think what my believes are. >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. >> another bush is going to beat another clinton. >> do you think america is ready for the first female president? >> yes. i don't think either one running >>> a man from new jersey booked a vacation in ice lan before land. before it was through. a national hero. kind of like

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proved being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough loon toine to walk? 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. believes are. >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. what about another clinton? >> another bush is going to beat another clinton. >> do you think america is ready for the first female president? >> yes. is, is the >>> a man from new jersey booked a vacation in ice lan beforeland. before it was through. a national hero. kind of like mr. magoo visits the arctic. >> reporter: he set off for iceland to unplug from the world. >> i was crav

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proud of being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough line to walk? >> no, because -- >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. people understand that. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. shapes how i think what my believes are. >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. what about another clinton? another clinton. >> do you think america is ready for the first female president? >> yes. i don't think either one running is, is the one we need. >> the cbs overnight news will be right back. when the engines fail

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proved being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough loon ine to walk? >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. shapes how i think what my believes are. >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. what about another clinton? >> another bush is going to beat another clinton. >> do you think america is ready for the first female president? >> yes. i don't think either one running is, is the one >>> a man from new jersey booked a vacation in ice lan befoland. before it was th

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proud of being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough line to walk? >> no, because -- >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. people understand that. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. shapes how i think what my >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. what about another clinton? >> i don't think so. >> another bush is going to beat another clinton. >> do you think america is ready for the first female president?? >> yes. i don't think either one running is, is the one we need. be right back. >>> a man f

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proud of being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough line to walk? >> no, because -- >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. people understand that. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. shapes how i think what my believes are. >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. what about another clinton? >> i don't think so. >> another bush is going to beat another clinton. >> do you think america is ready for the first female president? >> yes. i don't think either one running is, is the one we need. >> the cbs ov

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proud of being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough line to walk? >> no, because -- >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. people understand that. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. shapes how i think what my believes are. >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. what about another clinton? >> i don't think so. >> another bush is going to beat another clinton. >> do you think america is ready for the first female president? >> yes. i don't think either one running is, is the one we need. (cell phone rings) where are you? well the

an endorsement you don't want. >> i'm proved being a bush. >> mrs. bush, coming to new hampshire, your brother, george w. bush will be in south carolina. the family is now coming out. is it a sign of strength or desperation? >> strength. your son has said i am my own man. >> that's right. >> sort of walking this line. trying to run as himself. and trying to distinguish from your brother the former president? tough loon ine to walk? >> 2016 is different than 2000, 1998. the country changed the issues are different. i'm different. we're different. my life experience is different than that of george. certainly different than my dad, the greatest man alive. not better, worse. shapes how i think what my believes are. >> you said it is okay to have another bush in the white house. what about another clinton? >> another bush is going to beat another clinton. >> do you think america is ready for the first female president? >> yes. i don't think either one running is, is the one ♪music runners on your mark! ♪you're rolled out at the dawning of the day♪

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megan: candidates marco rubio and jeb bush are backing up trump. mr. bush: i thought it was inappropriate for the pope to intervene at the height of a contested primary. megan: rubio campaigning with popular south carolina governor nikki haley. dynasty" star phil robertson in myrtle beach. sen. cruz: talk about a man who knows how to shoot a duck. megan: a citizen who worries his canadian bristled qualify him -- birth will disqualify him. >> he did not lift his little finger to do anything about it. megan: it looks like a dead heat in this week' s caucuses in nevada. hillary clinton is not going down without a fight. mrs. clinton: i am not just making speeches and promising free this, for that, free everything. megan: here in south carolina, the race is not as close. trump has a double-digit lead with cruz and rubio following. this could be a three-man race. megan hughes, abc news, columbia, south carolina. sean: mourners are flocking to the supreme court to pay tribute to late justice antonin scalia. here is a live look where scalia' s casket is lying

bush in a state where the former president is popular. mr. trump: obviously the war in iraq was a big fat mistake. mr. bush: while donald trump was building a reality tv show, my craig: senators marco rubio and ted cruz clashed on the subject of immigration. mr. cruz: marco has a long record when it comes to amnesty. mr. rubio: for a number of weeks now ted cruz has just been telling lies. he lied about ben carson in iowa, he lied about planned parenthood. craig: after the debate, dr. ben carson spoke out about the infighting. dr. carson: all we're doing when we do that is making it easier in the general election for the other side to win. craig: the republican primary in south carolina takes place on february 20. craig boswell, cbs news, greenville, south carolina. frank:alyx: 6:37, 18 degrees. stay inside and cuddle with that valentine. frank: you definitely want to keep it warm if you are going to be outside. if you can, stay inside. you see that darker blue, that right now and on the backside we could see some snow as we had route the lat

. >> mr. bush, you said a tough guy and then shushed during the debate. doesn't know anything about eminent domain. >> and rubio running in the high stakes race and christie using the opportunity to debate night to go after the senator from florida calling him unqualified to be commander in chief. >> i thinthe experience is not just what you did but how it worked out. >>> you can't trust rubio. we need someone who's been tested and ready to go against hillararclinton. >> reporter: ted cruz and ben carson in an exchange. the controversy he can't escape. the staffer sent out a memo during iowa caucuses that ben carson had dropped out of the race. the report fse. cruz, again, saying this. >> when this event transpired i apologized then and do so now. i'm sorry. >> reporter: and bernie sands with the cameo on saturday night live this weekend. >> so sick of the 1% getting this preferential treatment! >> reporter: sands still with the commanding lead over hillary clinton. the two have been locked in the debate over who is the more progressive candidate. trail i

that changed yesterday when mr. bush campaigned for his younger broekt in south carolina. he never mentioned donald trump by name but left no doubt who he was talking about. >> i understand that americans are angry and frustrated, but we do not need someone in the oval office who mirrors and inflames >> jeb bush remains far behind donald trump in the latest south carolina polls. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll talk with jeb bush about his campaign and what's at stake for him in south carolina. >>> the white house says president obama held preliminary discussions about whom to nominate to replace justice antonin scalia. scalia's death has set off a political firestorm. say they will not confirm any nominee. hillary clinton made her position clear during a campaign stop in nevada. >> i ammant that the president under our constitution has a duty to send forth a name to be considered by the senate and the senate has a duty to consider he nevada democratic caucus is this saturday. >>> clinton's democratic rival ned in michigan. during a rally at eastern sity, he said

mr. sanders: when we come together, there is nothing we can' t accomplish. lana: while two former presidents are hitting the stump for their families, and both have something to say about the republican front-runner, donald trump. mr. bush in my experience, the : strongest person usually isn' t lana: president george w bush, stumping for brother jeb in south carolina, reminded voters not to count a bush out. george w. bush: i' ve been misunderestimated most of my life. lana: and on the democratic side, an animated hillary clinton had a suggestion for how to handle the republicans. hillary clinton: we need to get that dog and follow them around and every time they say these things, like, oh, you know, the great recession was caused by too much regulation arf arf arf arf you know? lana: while in florida, an equally animated trump supporter interrupted president bill clinton. >> you took his money. mr. clinton: i took his money for my foundation, where i used it better than he' s using it no

. >>> mrs. bush, what do you think of donald trump? you are known for being blunt and plain spoken. >> i don't think about him at all. >> really? >> i think about jeb and the qualified candidate. >> is it true your husband sometimes throws things, his shoe -- >> that's the silliest thing of it he can't throw anymore. he's got parkinson's. but he's wonderful, my husband. he's very much for jeb and very proud of him. >> jeb, you have talked about a minute ago you said that there's a lot of pressure on you living up to your family. you have struggled with how you balancing your own man. >> yes. >> and your family. now, your mom's up here campaigning for you. your brother is just cut an ad for you. have you changed strategy? >> no. no. i didn't say i'm struggling with being a bush, i'm 62 years old for crying out loud, i stopped getting therapy about this a long time ago. you know how i did it in my mid-20s, i'm a goal driven guy. got out of college in two years, had a family. i wanted to be half the man my dad was. my adult life has worke

there's nothing personal about this at all. >> mrs. bush, going into new hampshire, what would you like people to know about your son? >> i'd like them to know he's wise and decent and he has valleys we want our children to have, that he wants to serve. i think that's very important. i would like to remind you, george bush came out of iowa with big mo, then there was no mo after that. so remember, the campaign has just started and i want them to know that jeb is the finest man almost i know. he's very much the same values of service that his father has, and his brothers and his sister, and maybe his old lady. >> that's you? >> yeah. >> you're not my old lady. >> you dodged me on donald trump. do you want to? >> no. >> do you want to go full new jersey on donald trump? >> i do not. i don't even think about him. i am sick of him. that's very strong. >> strong words from a strong woman. the bushes giving thoughts on donald trump. now donald trump can't hold back, he's responding on social media, tweeting this, wow. jeb bush whose campaign

mr. bush: i will run with heart as a candidate, i will not veer from what i believe to be true. sen. rubio: you gotta go out and execute, so we have to go out and execute and we'll figure out ways to do that better. aixa: following his win over hillary clinton, bernie sanders had breakfast with the reverend al sharpton in harlem this morning. analysts say, with south carolina and nevada up ahead, the voter demographic changes. >> you have suddenly minorities, african americans, latinos introduced, who have been pretty much left out of the process because they don't live in new hampshire and iowa. aixa: candidates return on stage for more debates this week. the two democrats face off tomorrow night republicans , saturday night. stacey: aixa, will we see more members of the bush family on the campaign trail now, aren't we? aixa: that's right. last week, we had former first hampshire, and now we're learning former president george w. bush is hitting the campaign trail for his brother. he will be in south carolina this week. a radio ad featuring the former president began airing tod

mrs. bush praising her son as a once he is down in new hampshire, donald trump is coming to florida next week. he's planning a rally at the university of south florida a the sun dome february 12th. the event however hasn't been officially announced yet by his campaign. on the democratic side bernie sanders will be making a cameo on "saturday night live" this week. the show will be hosted by larry david who has played bernie sanders. it's unclear what sanders' role on "snl" will be. >>> just four days until the new hampshire primary. nbc 6 has gotou covered. steve litz will be live in new hampshire to bring you the very latest updates on air and online. you can look out for his live reports beginning on monday. >>> an exclusive look inside detention camps a a guantanamo bay, cuba. what should happen to some of the world's most dangerous men, malik mohammad will return to the courtroom putting the focus on him and others who are there. a r re look inside the camps and what's ahead for these

imminent domain with mr. bush. you say he's not a tough guy. >> he's not and doesn't know anything about imminent domain. >> reporter: fresh slew attacks against chris christie and senator rubio here trying to drum up support from the new hampshire voters ahead of next rubio running second in most polls in new hampshire. in the high stakes race he toto the time to go after the senator from florida calling him qualified to be commander in chief. >> you can't trust senator rubio to be the e nominee of the party and that's what i'm saying last night. we need someone to contest it and ready to go against hillary clinton. >> ted cruz calm in the exchange. the controversy he cant escape. the memo sent out that ben carson had dropped out of the race. the report false. cruz again saying this. >> when this transpired, i apologized to him then and i do so now. ben, i'm sorry. >> on the demomoat side bernie sanders with the cameo on saturday night live this weekend. >> so sick of the 1% get thanksgiving preferential treatment