russell brown. remember, he is saying, vote snp in scotland. of course the greens were her big support. he said, well green. in the seat she has got. in right. picking and shoozing, based on his own opinions. you don t feel this kind of celebrity endorsement will have a major impact on the poll come thursday. i think it will help labor, a little bit. but in general, celebrity factor. authors, artists. shepz. forget it. doesn t have an effect on politics. what is your sense on this election? we see it so close. we have these smaller parties which we are all describing as king makers. depend on what the coalition will be. what does that mean?
would turn off the mass electorate. i give him better shot. 10% chance that he can win the nomination. his problem is not the right. is he tea party darling. it s the center right. he has upset a lot of kingmakers in the republican party. i m not sure he can raise the money and can he beat hillary clinton? jeb bush does not need to make the case that he can beat hillary clinton. ted cruz needs to make that case. that s what the g.o.p. kingmakers want. i think his obamacare strategy that led to the government shutdown had a big role in it turned off some republican voters. do you really think that the voters are going to remember all of that? i m not look ted cruz is a conservative, okay. but we re coming off barack obama who is very liberal most liberal president in the u.s. history. hasn t really worked out. okay. so why wouldn t ted cruz then, doctor, be have an appeal you know what we tried the left wing thing it didn t work. maybe we try the right thing now. with a 44-yea
guarantee that you re the prime minister if you can t make the right deal. technically, 61 seats is enough in the knesset. most prime ministers want more than that. they want a coalition of 65 or 66 seats so they have a more secure administration. oftentimes in israeli politics it can come down to one or two of the smaller parties in the upcoming election to decide which way the election goes. because they sometimes have that influence, these smaller pears are call the kingmakers. they determine who gets to sit in the prime minister s seat and who doesn t. a powerful real estate heir has been arrested in new orleans. it is the latest in a 14-year-old more investigation and mystery. details ahead.
mentally ill when we took them out of the big institutions and said we d help them in the neighborhoods? i think i know what you re saying. but governor what they re saying is you show a fondness for government at a certain level. you say what? well, let me just tell you, neil, we re now participating in welfare reform 2.0. i was intimately involved in the first welfare bill. we re also running 1.5 billion surplus and we ve created over a quarter of a million jobs. i don t worry too much about that. you re always patient with this. lately we ve gotten signs with some of the kingmakers in the republican party, the money guys, who back early on who they think could be winning presidential candidates. jed bush comes to mind, mitt romney, chris christie. that the money guys are supposedly focusing on as winnable nominees. just your thoughts on that. well, it would be good if we could have somebody that could communicate across the board to
participation. neither charles or david koch was interviewed for the book and we re in the process of reviewing this book and are reserving judgment until that time. congratulations. let s start, in your exhaustive research, has has the koch s political interests confirmed their political viewpoints. the one thing about the kochs is that a lot of people say they re really just trying to line their pockets. i spent more than three years looking at these guys and it s more complicated. they are kind of libertarian purists. they will advocate against welfare for the poor, but they also don t want corporate welfare for businesses. so they try to apply their beliefs consistently. they have become these kind of republican kingmakers these days. but to really understand their ideology, you have to go back to the 60s and 70s when charles