your donors and there s no reason to beat up one another just yet. it s interesting, i want to pull up a quote from an interview that one of the bush supporters gave to politico. it says quote, i love jeb more than anything but rubio has the same ideas and he s a better messenger with a better story. is that true? absolutely true. this is going to be one of the biggest fights we re going to see intraparty is going to be between bush and rubio. marco rubio brings a more authentic story. he comes from an immigrant background. his story is compelling. he s fresher. he is a better communicator much more comfortable in front of people. not saying that jeb wasn t a great governor but he s been out for a long time and comes from a political dynasty and people don t want this. ben, respond to that but
republican presidential hopefuls on the stump in new hampshire this weekend. the question becomes how does one break away from the pack? here to discuss is two people who know a lot about the political right. let me begin with ben ferguson. when we look at this i see them and they are all bash inging the current administration. they are not really taking on one another yet, which is an interesting strategy. who is standing out to you the most and why? this weekend or overall? this weekend. i think this weekend we had had a couple of interesting stories. marco rubio continued on with the momentum he s had had since his announcement on monday where he s raised about $40 million, or at least pledged that much. he s becoming flush with cash which is always a good thing when you re a candidate. i think that a couple people
one for her and her entourage and one for her baggage. is that an evidentive way in the primary when you re trying to be the one it o win your party? i think it s smart. you don t want to get into beating each other up too soon because it s still a long way before anyone gets to vote in a primary. what you re seeing is the candidates are trying to decide who they are going to be and how they are going to market themselves. the first fight you re going to see is going to be between marco rubio and jeb bush. they are very close, they have a lot of the same people same donors. i think rubio honestly shocked most people in the gop with the amount of money he was able to raise. people thought he s like the kid brother to jeb bush, no way he s going to beat him out. he s really become his own man. i think that s pretty impressive. at this point in the campaign you re still trying to find out who is your base and who are r
commercial kitchen to commercial manufacturing plant almost overnight. literally tens of millions of dollars of intellectual property are being established here. reporter: 46-year-old trip keever is ceo of one of the most successful marijuana edibles company in the country. his sophisticated oil extraction and purification machines help pump out about 8,000 pot products a day. the most popular product? the elixir. it represents about 50% of our revenue. reporter: they are sold in hundreds of pot shops around the country. he predicts his business could be worth a billion dollars in the next two years. this is more than just a full-time job. in some respects it s a movement. you have to be fanatical in your commitment to it. reporter: both he and the williams brothers says most of their money goes back into the business. i have dreams, though. yeah? what are the dreams? i want a house with a dock and a boat so i can just go
all of the republican candidates well they are not even candidates yet, presumptionive candidates are in new hampshire this weekend and no one is getting more attention than jeb bush, the former governor is on a mission to prove he s not a carbon copy of his father or brother. everybody knows me as george s boy, barbara s boy, w. s brother i have some other family members, but if i m going to go beyond the consideration of running for the highest office in the land i need to share my heart to show a little bit about my life experience. for those that have family members, i think you can appreciate this. we re not always like our brother or sister or mom and dad. we all have our own unique dna and own life experiences. analyst and former adviser to four presidents david gergen joins me now. what s your reaction? it seemed effective to me.