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Jackie, if i can begin with you. we have the controversy over the weekend. the public spat with john lewis over the weekend and the tweet today, celebrate martin luther king day and all of the many wonderful things he stood for. honor him for being the great man that he was! does that put an end to this public spat? >> i dont think so. you know, this -- while john lewis has been given credit for starting this, you have to remember that this started a long time ago. this has to do with donald tru...

He pointed to widespread voter fraud. he said its evidence the election is rigged. earlier he said he would only accept election results if he won. joining me is former chief council for the republican national committee. great to have you here. thank you so much, mark, to get your perspective on this. you probably read this piece earlier today in the "new york times." they wrote and pointed to in pashgt a period right about after the 2000 election when republicans started to realize voter fraud...

Endorsements. what they thought they would do is replicate in 2016, the path that george w. bush took to winning the republican nomination back in 2000. well, at this point in the 2000 cycle, george w. bush running for the republican nomination, he was at over 60% in the national polls. he was 40 to 50 points ahead of his nearest rival on the republican side. jeb bush is sitting in about fifth place, single digits. 2016 is definitely not 2000. the fourth lesson, rand paul is not ron paul. rememb...

Him? >> yeah, well, i have traveled with bernie sanders overseas when i was in congress, and i would not underestimate bernie sanders and he is bright beyond reason, and he is passionately liberal and he doesnt just adopt it, but he is passionately liberal. what does he need to do, to get it mainstream, and he is getting huge crowds, but si a fraction of the crowd, and if he wants to take on hillary he has to get the average person to identify with the message and how he presents himself, and if...

Health and reproductive future. >> reporter: and it wasnt just women in attendance. some guys coming in place of their significant other. >> she sent me here specifically for reconnaissance. >> reporter: the doctor hopes to help women navigate the uncertainty of reproductive. >> 10% of women in their 30s may not be able to have babies with their own eggs. and if they only knew that was going on with them when they were 20 or 25, they wouldnt have to shed so many tears when theyre in their early ...

Were ready and qualified. every time she was on screen she gave the show a shot of adrenalin. she has an electric personality and i predict that next season shes going to go from supporting feature player to a regular member of the cast. >> what are you saying? >> she didnt look like rihanna but i think the sketches was a little too black for my taste. lets make it a little more mainstream and put those characters in that happen to be black. whole show went a little too black like they was just ...

High-speed trading. heres a clip from your interview with the owner of liquid net, a so-called dark pool that allows institutional investors to trade large blocks of securities without wild swings in prices. >> we continue to invent things faster than the regulators can understand it. and faster than we have the ability to assess the risk of it. so what happens and what has happened is that the industry makes a tremendous amount of money creating these new types of products until it blows up the...

This topic in a lot of areas show that the country has shifted more towards a pro-life viewpoint and were not interested in promoting abortion in a way that makes it mainstream, and a thing thats okay. abortion shouldnt be celebrated. this is a celebration today. its very sad day for america, today. >> sean: and penny, to your credit. i mean, even though we disagree on pro-life, and you say rare, you dont hear that from people. its almost like there are people on your side that celebrate it, sho...

>> shannon: ron, you obviously spent a lot of time in california where you head up the g.o.p. there its where president reagan initially started his public service serving as the governor there how much impact do you think he is still having on the way that the g.o.p. operates today? >> well, i think he had a tremendous impact. two ways primarily. number one, at the time he became governor, the conservative wing of the republican party had largely been marginalized. he made it mainstream again t...

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