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Is a serious and credible candidate. two decades in congress and two terms of a major state. he has shone the ability to appeal across parting lines. he is promising to talk about issues in a way that many of the others dont. it wont matter. none of it will matter at all if no one hears them. if he is not on the debate stage two weeks from now, no one is going to hear him. it could go on the vine. so donald trump is more than a side show right now. it very well maybe that were watching him right...

Walker should be the republican nominee. asserting the brothers are open to supporting any of the candidates in the primary, including jeb bush. for the brothers this would be a first. they declined to get involved in the 2012 primary only to be stuck with mitt romney. said one koch aide do you want to be faced with that choice again? the brothers are likely to weigh in after its down to a few plausible candidates. and then the support of the koch brothers labyrinth of 17 political groups which ...

As i was coming up, i was a little startled because i could have sworn i saw hillarys scooby doo van outside. >> im starting to worry that when hillary clinton travels theres going to need to be two planes one for her and her entourage and one for her baggage. >> like hillary clinton i too have traveled hundreds of thousands of miles around the globe. but unlike mrs. clinton, i know that flying is an activity, not an accomplishment. >> the reason she cant be here today is because she can ask que...

Throw their money to influence elections. for one california college student its a way to get mi millennials engaged with the presidential election and one in particular jeb bush. lucas agnew filed papers with the federal election commission to launch a new super pac called millennials for jeb. according to the website, it was started with a singular goal in minding. quote, to get jeb elected president of the united states in 2016. joining me now from los angeles is the founder of millennials fo...

It wont stop until there are no more churches. >> well this week has been a telling political tale of the two wings of the republican party in the preprimary phase of 2016. joining me to talk about it now is our round deny table. jeremy peterses of "the new york times," clarence page and nedra picken. weve got the cream of the crop here. you know? i mean it. im going to blow a lot of smoke. seriously, you guys know what youre talking about. is this a killer bee for the republicans or is this tha...

Does he even work here? dont listen to the naysayer. take the comcast business speed test. get faster speeds or more savings, or well give you $150. comcast business. built for business. a signal this week that republican voters will be seeing the name bush on their presidential primary ballots come 2016. joining me, four of my favorites. cnn commentator lez granders--z grandrson and donna brazile and

Pauls brand of isolationism would compound the threat of terrorism even further than president obamas. 71% of americans saying the war in iraq wasnt worth it. whose position will prevail going into 2016. joining us, robert and rodell. thank you both for being here. a short time ago at a politico e eve event. the cheneys were asked about this perry/rand paul duel and dick cheney said he wasnt going to engoers either side. and liz cheney had a little different opinion take on things. take a listen...

And wont work in the aftermath of 9/11 when 19 guys armed with airline tickets and box cutters came all the way from afghanistan and killed 3,000 of our citizens. >> former vice president dick cheney clearly conveying his differences with kentucky senator and fellow republican rand paul on u.s. foreign policy. you can expect that debate over what to do in iraq to stay heated. and broader implications, obviously, all the way to 2016. joining us for our daily fix, we begin with that topic with chr...

Case hillary runs in 2016. joining me now is the author of "the new york times" article, amy chozick. welcome, ladies. >> thanks. >> amy, ill begin with you here. we saw a few pictures showing the progression of the cover, the sketch, planet showing her with hair. what was behind the idea, and how did you come to this final cover, which has been criticized of being a little creepy. >> i cant speak to our editorial decisions, because i just write the story, but weve always described the story as ...

Geico. fifteen minutes could save you... well, you know. chris christie and bob mcdonnell, republican success stories when they were first elected in 2009. each considered vice presidential material in 2012. now both are mired down by investigations leaving moderate republicans wondering just whom to turn to in 2016. joining me now for our "daily fix," the managing editor of post politics.com. mark halperin. and eugene robinson, msnbc political analyst and editorial columnist at the "washingto...