that s very true. a very different john kasich 2016. when i hear a candidate talking about eliminating medicare and medicaid it sets off an alarm, hearing someone say they are going to send tens of millions out of the country and break up families, enough. looking at tax schemes, at some point you get to the tipping point where you see people need to know what the truth is. and it s a way to try to get traction, right? look. people in the press say was this plan the, was this a scheme? no, i was talking to my supporters in ohio and frankly i had been getting more and more fed up listening to this stuff, and i had a lot of people encourage me in fact, i got a call from a former senator today that would say would you stand up and be an adult and that s what i tried to do tonight and i think i was successful, and you re going to see more of it. thank you, governor.
medicare and medicaid it sets off an alarm, hearing someone say they are going to send tens of millions out of the country and break up families, enough. looking at tax schemes, at some point you get to the tipping point where you see people need to know what the truth is. and it s a way to try to get traction, right? look. people in the press say was this plan the, was this a scheme? no, i was talking to my supporters in ohio and frankly i had been getting more and more fed up listening to this stuff, and i had a lot of people encourage me in fact, i got a call from a former senator today that would say would you stand up and be an adult and that s what i tried to do tonight and i think i was successful, and you re going to see more of it. thank you, governor. nice to talk to you. appreciate it. back to you, anderson. dana, thanks. i want to go to david axelrod. david, i m curious, what do you think is the political calculus for the non-front-runners, if you re not dr. car
this guy as our nominee? attack ads are so common. i love it. remember hearing someone sue for an attack ad? i don t. even on the democratic side where lawyers are big business, trial lawyers are. no this is a litigious. this is ridiculous. you can t sue someone for this. he s in the public sphere here. donald trump at some point is going to hit the whining meter, i think. he s on the verge of that. it s call the wah-mbulance? call the wah-mbulance? i love this idea of one candidate suing another candidate. we ve never sort of heard that. guys, hold your thought for a second. we re getting new comments from donald trump about muslims in america. we ll get the clip for you. stand by. we ll be right back.
in etiological fashions. you also have this transactional money in politics. they re attacking trump because he donated to democrats. he said i gave to democrats, republicans, and all of them because i wasn t supporting them, i was buying them. and there is something powerful about hearing someone like trump, someone who really was on that side of the equation as you correctly put it that is what i was doing. this is me trying to bribe them to do what i wanted them to do. in my opinion, it was an excellent investment. get them on the payroll. when it comes to weddings though, we typically pay our guests with an open bar transactionals in there, too. trump taunted the other candidates in this saying he has donated to a lot of their campaigns. take a look. you know, most of the people on this stage i ve given to just so you understand.
work. we ve done our part. we brought it up to everybody s national attention. now i m asking baltimore and all the other states that are supporting this cause to let the people work. let the state s attorney do her job and let s see what the outcome is going to be. we ve already started. we immediately started to clean up because no one wanted the riots and everything. so we want to focus on putting our city back to normal and getting things back to normal. this is going to take time. it s not going to happen overnight. the people have heard our cry. let them work. let the legal system do what it needs to do to make this right. reporter: lisa, thank you so much for speaking to us. you re welcome. reporter: you re hearing someone who s lived here how long have you lived here? i ve lived in maryland for over 30 years. i m a real b-morian. reporter: i know they say balmore in this neighborhood. 30 years here. she knows the city well.