alongside kristen welker at the white house. craig, this was fascinating because of the venue, this new museum, which has gotten so many important rave reviews taken has become a centerpiece of washington in its infancy really and here the president going and you interviewing him and talking about some of the most controversial issues of race, of immigrati immigration, and of ethnicity and religion. the president, one of the things that struck me andrea, was that he seemed genuinely moved by what he had seen at the museum ahead of our conversation. he spent about an hour walking around the museum, asking questions of the folks there, and really you know, his tone, if you will. we ve heard the president at times full of bluster. there was none of that today. last question i want to talk to
that is not who we want as president. we will not allow that. reporter: trump punched back. she is weak on illegal i immigrati immigration. reporter: he tapped betsy devos as education secretary and tapping ben carson as housing and urban development secretary. on her web site, devos opposes common core. we re going to provide, you will like this, school choice. put an end to common core which is a disaster. we will bring education local. reporter: trump s willingness to go outside the comfort zone for an advocate. his domestic policies would
on the stage answering questions from house speaker paul ryan and tim scott here in south carolina. we have been interrupted multiple times by people who are protesting rubio s stance on immigrati immigration, and yelling things like undocument and unafraid and happened four time, and finally rubio said are from the stage, we will enforce the immigration laws, drawing the wild applause as the protesters were taken out, and in some instances, supporters ripping up the signs. and that is what we have been dealing with on the campaign trail though, richard, on all of the arrests with the terror-related charge, and the shooter pledging allegiance to isis in the philadelphia case. we have really seen issues of national security and immigration playing out across the campaign trail. we are all saying how well i do reporter: two the terror-related arrests are putting the national security
worst. this is likely isis. owe. our leaders must keep america safe. but when ted cruz had the chance to fight barack obama s dangerously weak anti-terror policies, he didn t. instead, cruz voted to weaken america s ability to identify and hunt down terrorists. cruz supported a bill that was said to hobble electronic intelligence. tell ted cruz to stop leading from behind. and rubio hits ted cruz for what he calls hillary clinton s policy on libya. also goes after him on immigrati immigration. i don t see how foreign policy is going to have any traction. i really don t. rubio has this he is the great white hope of the establishment, yet he is and because of that in part, h ehas great skepticism on the right. i just don t see this battle
today. as we go through the afternoon, it will get a little worse. as far as the airports go, this is still pretty amazing. we had delays at o hare. we are now clear. it s 43, a chilly cold rain with the windchills down in the 30s. that s not exactly fun stuff. we are also watching the airports here across the region. no problems. jose, it s pretty amazing you get winds this strong and they re doing okay at the airports. there weren t as many cancellations today. tomorrow almost 400. we re doing okay compared to yesterday s tornadoes, blizzard and we ll take today. yeah, really. bill, thanks. good seeing you. the republican presidential candidates are off the debate stage and back on the campaign trail. donald trump pushing his plan for deportation force to remove 11 million or 12 million undocumented immigrants, but the rest of the field is not quite convinced. and within rising candidate in particular is starting to feel the heat. nbc s hallie jackson is in south carolina where m