one of the other bush families, former president bush disagrees with his mom. he s got a decision to make and if i could make it for him i would say run but i can t. reporter: this isn t the first time that barbara bush has poo-pood the campaign. we ve had enough bushes. and at the 92nd street y in new york city, jeb responded to his mother s advice. even when i was a teenager i would listen respectfully and not always listen to what she said and now at the age of 60 i really feel like i don t have to listen to every word she says. at some point you ve got to make she s decisions kind of like a grownup. jeb s comments got a little more pointed this time. last night he tweeted this gem. what day is mother s day this year? asking for a friend. speaking of tweets in response to me tweeting about
that was jeb here in new york city 92nd street y. another potential candidate senator rand paul appeared on fox news yesterday where he responded to governor scott walk ears recent comment that the 2016 republican nominee should be somebody from outside washington. why wouldn t voters want an outsider in 2016? a republican governor, maybe a conservative governor of a blue state? i think they want someone outside of, you know, what s been going on. so, for example, someone like myself who has been promoting term limit, someone who says we shouldn t have decade after decade-long activity up here. i think i m enough new here to be perceived as an outsider should that be the choice in 2016. is chris christie a conservative? you know, depends on how you define that. if you have a very loose definition probably. if you look at a lot of issue like on whether or not we should accept obama care, bring it to our state, end medicaid, those would be at best moderate
such a sign of the times, don t you think? editors define the term as a photograph taken of one self and uploaded to social media. you do them at home. i m talking to you. you re doing it right now, aren t you? somebody did, right in front of the tv. you know they did. might as well. now you ll get it tweeted to you. post it. two big political stories we re following, the cheney sisters public dispute over same-sex marriage is heating up. their parents have weighed in, coming to the defense of liz. jeb bush sounding a lot like a presidential candidate in his remarks here in new york city at the 92nd street y. let s talk about it all. joining us, anna navarro as well as politic editor of business insider, josh barrow. good morning. selfie. if the pope can do it, anybody can do it. right. pope approved.
people practice enough they get it. let s go down to politico. the president, the ceo, many other titles, politico, mr. jim van hind. let s talk 2016, jeb bush fueling talk with an appearance here in new york city at the 92nd street y. talking about his conservative credentials when asked. the big knock on him has been is he too moderate can he win a republican primary and he was arguing that listen i m as conservative as any member of congress if you look at my record, look what i did as governor. what s interesting about jeb bush the assumption was a month ago there s no chance he arenas. more and more we re hearing from people talking to him that want he s interested and that he certainly has not made a decision to do it but much more likely to do it today than a couple of months ago. if he were to run he would be a
only kill malala, doesn t mean they can kill my cause. my cause of education, peace, rights. my cause of equality will still be surviving. they cannot kill my cause. malala at the 92nd street y last night to the disappointment of advocates for women and girls education around the world malala was passed over for the nobel peace prize in favor of the u.n. agency that helps ban chemical weapons in syria. pakistani school girl began speaking out for the right to be educated when she was only 11 incurring wrath of regional taliban. when she insisted taliban gunman boarded her school bus and shot her in the head. malala was evacuated to england for extensive surgery and now at the age of 16 become a worldwide advocate and role model for women and girls. joining me is nbc news pakistan bureau chief who spent a lot of time not only covering the story but also with the family. great to see you. thanks. thanks for coming in and