that is it for this "special report," fair, balanced and unafraid. make it a great weekend. greta goes "on the record" right now. ♪ ♪ this is a fox news alert. there are four late-breaking stories. first, donald trump's son has been threatened, eric trump and his wife receiving threatening letter with white powder. "on the record" taking you inside that investigation. and also as donald trump hacked? the secret service is on that right. >> now the group anonymous claiming says it has infiltrated trump computer systems. plus tonight, a trump supporters under attack. several new videos and pictures coming out. you will see them all straight ahead. right now governor mitt romney announces who he is voting for in the utah caucus and, guess what? donald trump doesn't like it. and donald trump has something to say about it. but let's start with where governor romney's vote is going. the news is in, he will vote for senator ted cruz.
so why senator cruz? in a facebook post, governor romney saying the only path that remains to nominate a republican rather than donald trump is to have an open convention. at this stage the only way we can reach an open convention is for senator cruz to be successful in as )jt elections as what?uess in true donald trump fashion, donald trump immediately firing back at romney in a series of sizzling tweets saying mitt romney is a mixed man who doesn't have a clue. no wonder he lost. and failed presidential candidate mitt romney the man who choked and let us all down is endorsing loying ted cruz. this is good for me. the "on the record" political panel is here for the daily beast betsy woodruff and anna linskey. first, this threat on donald trump's son. >> oh, i mean, it is not what we do in america. i mean, i think we can just all agree on that. it's absolutely terrible. and i certainly hope that kind of thing ends right here. it's horrifying to me.
>>? betsy, what do you think. >> it's horrible. when somebody goes against a presidential candidate family something horrible about that. both supporting and opposing. we're seeing reactions that are just so much more intense than reactions to any of the other presidential candidates. i think even in recent memory. >> romney endorsing cruz on facebook. that has, no doubt, we know that governor kasich will be here shortly. he doesn't like it. donald trump doesn't like it. we know that why did he do it? >> well, lock, i think it's the same reason that we saw romney go n ohio kasich ended up winning ohio with romney's support it is confusing because it wasn't so long ago that cruz and romney were on opposite sides. viewers will all remember in 2012 when cruz said that -- accused romney of french kissing president obama after being so close. it's certainly a surprising
that's why politics is so much fun. >> let's bring the viewers. in viewers it's your chance to vote at home on twitter, will governor mitt romney voting for senator ted cruz in you talk hurt donald trump tweet yes or no using #greta. we will show you live twitter votes throughout the show. betsy, how would you vote on that? going to hurt donald trump or not? >> i don't think it will help him. that's what stood out about this facebook post is that romney didn't actually say he wants cruz to be president. he said i want cruz to win utah so we can go to a convention and elect a republic. >> what is romney doing? does romney maybe it's himself. >> he is leaving the door for some savior jump in at the convention and have somebody who is not running for president right now. >> you are from massachusetts. why is he doing that? >> i agree, i think the republican establishment at this point is looking around for this unicorn candidate that we have not seen so far
who unites the family. maybe paul ryan being that unicorn. >> he said he wouldn't take it he said he wouldn't take it but one wonders when one is asked. thought romney did a great he didn't endorse him. he gave him a thumb's up and sat on the side of the stage. it's unusual. >> stay with us. getting more dangerous. g.o.p. frontrunner's donald trump's family has just now
been threatened. the fbi is all over. this a suspicious white powder and a thrert with threats sent to donald trump's son eric essentially saying donald trump better drop out or else. but that's not all. anonymous posted a youtube video bragging that it has eric's wife larry who opened the envelope to find white powder tumbling out of it published reports say the accompanying letter simply signed x said quote if your father does not drop out of the race, the next envelope won't be a fake. other trump locations
including trump tower on fifth avenue were being checked. the fbi's joint terrorism task force in new york is leading the investigation with the city's police department and the postal service inspector also involved. now, no one was hurt and while preliminary test indicate the white powder was not hazardous, further testing is being conducted. >> greetings citizens of the word. we are anonymous. the time has come for a movement morally strong. >> meanwhile group anonymous second time this week declared total war on donald trump uploaded a video yesterday in which it posted online trump's social security number, cell phone number and all of it out of date as as a quote, unquote gift those who he pose trump's embrace of fascism, zone phobia, white primacy and persecution of muslims. the group says it was furnishing for informational purposes only. spokesperson said hicks government and law enforcement authorities are seeking the arrest for the
people responsible for attempting to illegally hack mr. trump's accounts and telephone information, unquote. and those agencies include the secret service, greta, and the fbi. >> all right. donald trump say anything about either the hacking or the threat on his family. >> no. i think he has kept fairly quiet about this and probably that's what law enforcement would advise him. >> why targeting him? >> well, they say because he represents some kind of unique threat. they compare him to hitler. the whole operation under which they are doing, this they call the white rose operation. and that is a reference to the resistance groups that did defy hitler during his reign in germany. >> and the fbi secret service, they are all over this. this is serious business it? >> is although we are pleased to note that no one was hurt. trump and his family back in their residence. >> the white how der is fake. i assume to be anthrax like powder and that was the whole point to scare with the white powder. >> even though nonhazardous materials is something like
that in the mail is debilitating. >> daughter-in-law received it. they have children. not even going after the candidate. >> yeah. well and i think that's that speaks to the way anonymous does business. >> but that's the hacking. actually, we are not. >> i'm sorry, correct. >> the white powder. >> the white how der is being trace to do massachusetts. by apologies. >> at least the postmark is whoever did that might want to know if you lick that stamp or lick the back of that envelope guess what your dna is on it whoever did that might be want to hire a lawyer tonight. anyway, james, thank you. we're going to take you live to utah to where we expect donald trump to speak later tonight. in just moments this is a fox news alert they to the him. the key suspect in the paris terror attacks captured alive. one of five suspects under arrest. gunshots ringing out during dramatic police raid in brussels today. police raid going on for hours.
he is europe's most wanted suspect. he is believed to be the taste who drove several of the gunman to the scene in the paris terrorist attack left 120 dead. kevin ozebek is live in brussels. kevin, tell me what happened today. >> well, greta, as you know at one point there are wrorts abdeslam fled to syria. other points believed he may have fled to -- he was found and captured alive just a few blocks from the home he grew up in. around a p.m. brussels time anti-terror raid. notorious neighborhood being called the epicenter of radical islam here in europe. as police were conducting this raid, they were shot at. those police fired back. and in this gun fight, salah abdeslam was shot in the leg
and injured. shortly after he was injured, police were able to pull him out and detain him. as you mentioned, greta, four other people were arrested and detained one of those is a man who was on belgium's most wanted list. the other three belong to a family who prosecutors say they believe was housing abdeslam. so still right now investigators are combing through the evidence and are trying to possibly interview salah abdeslam to try to figure out exactly how the paris attacks were formed and exactly how they planned those suicide attacks that happened pack in november. what's very interesting, greta, was when these reports of gunfire started happening over in monthlien beck. we were over at eu summit where all heads of the state were meeting to try to solve the refugee crisis. before that meeting was over, we saw belgium's prime minister bolt out of that meeting. that was a clear indication that whatever was happening in molenbeck was quite
serious. primewants to give very sincere thanks to police officers. also this evening we did hear from france president. he says he hopes that salah abdeslam is sent to france as soon as possible so he can face justice there. >> thank you. yes. that's the good news they got him alive and now he something interrogated. when should investigators ask and examine to learn. fox news middle east -- wall lead fares. anything that would urge an attack would be coming? what does he know about future attacks. >> as a matter of fact, 10 days ago i was in brussels, i met with lawmakers and experts. they were talking about operations to come. they were not sure about what and against whom. they were on the edge. remember that weeks ago they have mobilized many units inside brussels in these neighborhoods. i don't have information about what they found with him. what i can tell you is that he has a lot of information to offer. and what is he going to over
is going to be compared to what they know already. >> the other thing i want to know is whether or not he is getting directions from isis or whether he was acting, you know, going on his own, rogue. or whether he was sort of taking a nod and wink from otherwise sis to do these terrorist attacks. >> usually if it's a lone wolf. >> i mean pack of lone wolfs. >> it could be they are doing it and then connect with isis. operation in paris and then the subsequent one in the suburb of paris. and now the fact that they have a network and protection area in brussels tells me this is a much larger euro like network and therefore could have a better connection with isis. >> tell me about this area in brussels. we have had a lot of pictures of it we have been talking about it for three or four months but what's it like? >> many people who travel to brussels or live in brussels including many americans are familiar with that area. when you go in between the density of the population, what you know is that if you want to hide in this area, you can that's what most suburbs around the world are.
if you belong to the network that basically would allow you to stay there the question is if you are protected, meaning if nobody in the neighborhood is going to say anything but if you are in the area, that would be kind of a -- >> is that known area? is it a stiewbility area student area? >> popular area. >> restaurants and bars. >> everything not in terms of taller. it's not tour his stick. populist area ofrl brussels. >> it seems almost like a feeding ground or fertile ground for terrorists because it seems like a lot of the searches has been done in this area. >> the area by themselves or any other suburb is not dangerous. it's what kind of support networks. people who willing to help them or indoctrinate them. this is where it becomes sensitive. >> we don't know if is he talking tonight. he is learn he is certainly being intier galted. >> governor romney hit facebook to tell you who he is voting for this tuesday
in the utah caucus. no sooner does he hit facebook governor kasich fires back. this time though he fired back on youtube. governor kasich is right here to go "on the record." also are donald trump supporters under attack? we have a video you will want to see. one person recklessly running down a donald trump sign and college students arrested for their harassment of trump. that's next. you do? really? ding dong? -oh, pizza is here! -oh! come on in. [claps] woah! lose the sneakers pal. kind of a thing. this is more than a lawn. this is a trugreen lawn. sorry! live life outside with trugreen, america's #1 lawn care company. spring is on. start your trugreen lawn plan today. bye now. trugreen. live life outside.
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jeep. julian shoeslur posted this video and it's been viewed nearly 6 million times. he faces several million charges for his part. shoeslur says he feels what he did was morally right. totally not an isolated incident. student. vandalized and targeted on social media today the website campus reform first broke the story. editor and campus chief goes "on the record." tell me what happened to this student. >> well, the student ryan busby had a pro-donald trump bumper sticker on the bang of his car and repeatedly vandalized by having red ink moved all over it and hitler decal fix to do it and finally being torn off. it seems like a small amount of vandalism and seems like it isn't a very big deal. that's the sort of harassment of conservative students. suppression we see every day at the campus reform. >> universities usually jump on stuff when people say
things or do things like, certainly on the flip side of the coin. is the university responding appropriately? >> well, he followed up buy were filing bias reports with the university. filed throw separate ones as well as a police report with the local police department. the university says they are not going to be investigating that's bartly because there have been no witnesses and there were no reported suspects. so university may see its hands as being tied but busby has been trying to get the university to react in some way. >> all right. well, we will leave for another day whether the university reacts when it's sort of the shoe is on the other foot. all right, any other instance with any other colleges? >> not of this specific instance. like i said, this is elm policemennatic of the sort of problems that you see all the time when conservative students have their first amendment rights suppressed. just look at say the case of jacob he willenhorn at the university of california a conservative senator who is in danger of being impeached simply because he has conservative views. all he did was say talk to campus reform. he talked to us and now they
want to replace him out there only because of his political activities in talking to us? why raw conservative? >> why am i a conservative? first and foremost i'm a journalist. i'm the editor and chief of campus reform. >> are you a conservative? i should is asked, maybe you dent want to be anything. >> i was born and raised in west texas. i had a wonderful pair of parents growing up. you know, i was the editor and chief of dartmouth review the conservative publication of dartmouth college. it would not be incorrect to say that i have had a conservative background for a very long time. >> i should have realized that. as you look at this incident for this college stownt, filed a boys report. he has had apparently no reaction. what's next, file another one? >> well, until something happens again, his only real recourse is to go out and buy another donald trump bumper sticker and put it on his car and see what happens. ifthe history repeats itself he is going to continue to have issues. the point here is to try to shut him up. they aren't disagreeing with donald trump. they are triking to shut ryan busby down. they are trying to suppress
his first amendment rights on campus. this is america. this is the higher education system. this is shameful what is happening to ryan puz buy. you shouldn't try to shut them down you should trump has already tweeted about romney's facebook support for ted cruz. will trump also take the chance tonight to secure skewer romney when he takes to the podium. live at the civic events center in salt lake city. what's going on there, is there a long line to get in. >> doors opened here in the last 15 manipulates. hundreds of supporters here filing. in i'm told that the event here will be capped at 1200 to 1500 people. not as large as you would expect. it should be a small more intimate gathering for donald trump here tonight. he should be speaking around 7:00 p.m. a lot of enthusiasm and a lot of cheers going on here. at the same time, there is a protest planned. people will be gathering a couple of blocks away from here and then marching to
this venue while donald trump is set to speak. i'm told hundreds of people will be showing up to that. so, at this point, you know, unsure of how things will transpire tonight. but we do know there is a police presence should anything happen or break out. you know, trump is the latest presidential candidate to jump on the train and make a stop here in salt lake city. kasich made an appearance today. cruz is going to make an appearance tomorrow. so clearly trying to get some support before the caucus here in you call speaking here at 7:00 p.m. small, intimate venue but hundreds here showing up see him in person and see what he has to say. live in salt lake city, lauren stein breaker. fox news. >> lauren, thank you very much. we will be watching your debate on tuesday. governor john kasich won big in ohio on tuesday@o tuesday. now, ask them what happened. ♪ ♪
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so i saw the video your campaignen put out tonight this how is a week ago governor romney singing your parades in ohio and then he said his man in utah is going to be senator cruz. what do you think? >> well, what he said about my record last week is true this week as well. and, you know, it is important that we win the fall election. and i'm the one that can beat hillary clinton. i'm the one that can get the crossover votes. but there is another posh part to this, greta. we need to elect somebody who can actually be president and get the job done. i have got a record of economic growth and bringing people together and solving problems. so i appreciate what he said last week and we just wanted people to know that he has talked positively about my record. >> but, i mean, what do you make of this? for the american voter it's gotten a little bit crazy, is that one week he says you're great, you're the guy and then the next week he says that it's senator cruz.
then we have got senator lindsey graham saying that basically senator cruz is the last person he support now is he supporting him. people are saying rotten, mean things about each other. next thing you have got dr. ben carson saying that trump is great. i mean, it's a little bit nutty hat's being -- do you agree? >> greta, it's politics. you know. look. it will all get settled out. look, you know, this is an interesting part of american politics. and people think well, you go to a convention, everything should be settled. no, it shouldn't. a convention is part of picking who is going to be the nominee of the party. i think this is being driven to some degree by pundits who, you know, they have got to talk. that's how they get paid for talking. and what everybody ought to think about is how does the system work you? go through the primaries and then, you know, you get to a convention. if somebody has enough delegates they get picked, were which i don't think anybody will. they will take it seriously. i was at thenñ '76 convention
and i know personally how seriously the delegates select. i think a record, accomplishments, vision is going to matter and who can win in the fall. >> if do you the math, you would need 106% i'm told of the delegates, which is impossible in order to get the 1237 in advance of the republican convention. >> right. >> tell me when you get to a convention donald trump has 1236, how do you get the nomination at that point? >> well, greta, if this is the way this works. you know, most of the time that republicans have had a convention, that has been deadlocked, the frontrunner is not the person who got picked. >> so how does it work? >> we have a lot of primaries. the delegates decide who they want. >> what do you mean how does it work? >> they go to convention. they vote on the first ballot. they are supposed to vote for who they represent, and then it's opened up in the second ballot, third ballot, fourth ballot. that's how it works. and, look, we are going to learn a lot about this. we are going to learn that the people who are delegates
are local government people, local party activists. they will take this very, very seriously. i think in the end they are going to determine two things. they are going to pick who can win in thej; fall. i think i'm the only one who can just look at the polls. secondly who can run the country? that's very important thing. who can actually run america. that matters. >> if it is so important why are we hearing this crazy thing politics this person is awful and now this person is great. how can we take it seriously when we hear these outlandish things being said? >> yeah. i think to some degree, greta, when you look at endorsements, people are trying to figure out what works for them. i mean, what angle can they play where it works for them. you know, but at the end, to be honest with you i don't think endorsements matter that much. there is a few. but frankly people are not going to vote on the basis that somebody said such and such -- people are very smart. you any this. it's just like in a jury box. they sit there and they determine what they believe,
not on the basis of who said what, but on the basis of when they look at somebody and judge whether they think that person has the brains and the heart and the ability to bring our country together that's what i agree, greta. >> i always say that about jurors. i think they are very smart. thank you for joining us. >> greta, i love you. thank you. >> it's no secret, you voters out there are angry and frustrated and some of those strong feelings are pulling them to the voting booth and firing up passion for the political process. >> i believe that what donald plans to do for this country fiscally, i think it's great that is he willing to speak his mind. >> on the military, on business, on everything is right on. we are behind him 100 percent. >> it's amazing to see somebody who speaks his mind so much. >> i think trump exudes the passion. i think john kasich has the experience. i prefer john kasich.
>> i don't think donald trump is attracting the kind of people that will make for a good country. >> i'm voting for a contested convention. i would prefer that outcome over cruz or trump. i don't really like cruz. i think he is dishonest, smarmy. >> he has proven in texas that when he has an agenda, he says what he is going to do in washington. he will do it. >> and on the democratic side, does hillary clinton have a plan for donald trump? democratic strategist joe trippi goes "on the record." democratic strategist, have you run campaigns. if you were running the hillary clinton campaign and had you the choice to run against donald trump, senator john kasich and ted cruz in the general who would you want to run against? >> cruz. >> why? >> he is a lot more predictable than trump. and can't broaden out his message the way kasich can. so i think it's veryñh predictable campaign against him. and he -- i just don't see him as a candidate that would give as much trouble on the democratic -- if you are democrat. trump, who a lot of
democrats and a lot of pundits out there think well, he would be easy. you have got to be happy with him. i understand the argument, but the fact is he is unpredictable. you never know where is he going to come from. and the republican party, the establishment and the republican party completely under estimated him and i think there is a good chance he would win a bunch of states that republicans need to win. however, i wouldn't want to bet on that because the guy is so good at driving the media and the message that you never know where that's going to go. and if the genie comes uncorkd in the general election the democrats aren't going to be able to put it back in the bottle either just the way the republican establishment can't do it now. >> all right. looking at the outside and -- i mean obviously the republican party looked quite ruptured and things rapid limit each say awful things and then embrace each other and endorse each other.
log at the rupture in the republican party, do you think the day after the republican convention is going to be kum ba yah and all on one or is the democratic party sort of licking its chops and thinking this is a party that's going to be divided. >> right now it looks like it's going to be a party that's very divided. i look, if they don't become the reality that donald trump is going to be their nominee and rally behind him, then it's going to be a very bad scene at that convention. that doesn't matter which party you are in. i have been through a bunch of conventions. that's how it usually works. you know, people forget. the democratic establishment was not for barack obama in 2008. they were for hillary clinton. they were worried. maybe the country is not ready for a black president. he has only been a senator for two years. can he take the pummeling that the republicans are going to put on him. but once he went in the lead think decided they weren't going to try to stop him at the convention. we had super delegates that could but they went with him and the reason was and hillary clinton is the one that made the unanimous
motion to make him the nominee. so, when you look at that we came out in what could have been a very divisive divided nomination came out unified and ended one one of the great victories of the party going until looking at voter want him to be the nominee that would be a problem. >> joe, thank you. and spring may be right around the corner, but brace yourself. many of us are about to be buried in snow. the grim and white forecast is next. donald trump fans already lining up in salt lake city. we will take you there live coming up. what does former first lady laura bush think about the 2016 race? you will hear from the former first lady in just minutes. n,
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campaign flash, candidates invading salt lake city. donald trump getting ready to hold a town hall in the infinity center. the crowds are growing about&n an hour hour. general kasich holding a town hall in salt lake city. governor kasich taking over the university of you talk and that's tonight's campaign flash. i sat down with former first lady laura bush. we talked about something show has been consumed with since 2001. 2016. >> it's a pig event, but this is not sort of a drive by event for you. you have been steeped in this going way back, in fact, you had the november 2001 radio address when you spoke about afghanistan. >> that's right. i did the radio address then in 2001 shortly after september 11th because i wanted people in the united states to know the way women and children in afghanistan were treated by the taliban. >> you use a term like marginalizing. reading the peculiar. that's a very polite word. >> even worse. >> treated like dogs and stoned if they don't follow the rules. it's just incredible when
the women went through. >> really incredible. really terrible. had their fingernails torn out if they wore fingernail polish or laughed out loud. they were really brutalized. it was unbelievable. the fact is when people like6çn the taliban tweet women like that, they usually treat men women's rights are not that different from the rights of men. and it's really important for all governments to treat men and women with equal rights and with not with that kind of brutal, brutal government. >> one person writing in the book and it's a collection of stories talks about how she doesn't want the united states to leave. >> to lee. >> things are not perfect there and the taliban is still there but they don't want the united states to leave or at least not abruptly. >> that's right. i'm heartened that president obama has chosen to keep our troops in afghanistan. for some number of years. the afghans know we won't be there forever.
i'm sure they don't want us there forever. it really is important. but to have that kind of security, a space of security that our troops provide while they try to rebuild their country. >> okay. 2016. you got a thought about it? what's your reflection on 2016, the election. >> well, our candidate sadly has already dropped out. george and i came out of political privacy, which is what we had been in as you well know, george doesn't want to comment, really on policy because he thinks it's important for him to give the president the kind of space that he needs. but we did come out to support jeb, and we're sorry that heawxo isú not still in the race because we think he would make a great president. >> would you say that the race is calm or rock and roll? >> i would say the race is rock and roll for sure. >> indeed it is. >> and how are your -- how is president bush 43? >> he is doing great. president bush 43 is great. president bush 41.
>> dog well too. barbara president bush is both doing great. >> i think we see them out and about more than we see president bush 43. >> we are out and about all the time. i do think you see them and i'm so glad that they're both doing so well. they are 90 and 91. >> you will probably get in trouble for saying that. >> exactly. she is probably proud she made it this far. i think they are really teaching us how to age with grace. my mother-in-law bar walks her dogs on the peach every day in maine. and i know she is thinking, you know, how many more chances does she have to walk her dogs on the beach. so she wants to take advantage of life as it is. and i admire that about them and i think it's a good lesson for all of us. >> probably what people maynow t lady, barbara bush first because i once sat behind her and she was doing the boxscore. she was keeping track of everything. i was stunned that she was such a baseball. >> he was1 playing baseball.
president bush was, when they married -- when he was a sophomore in college. yale went to the college world series when he was a baseball player for them. so show learned score baseball like that as a newly wed. >> well, we miss new washington. >> thank you very much. thanks. >> it's wonderful what you are doing for these afghan women and women around the world, especially on this day. >> great. thank you so much, greta for joining us here at the bush library. >> and you can see more of my conversation with former first lady laura bush and her fight for both women in afghanistan and women all around the world. go up on gretawire.com. and i will also post on my facebook page. go like my page on facebook so you don't miss it. hulk hogan laying a smack down on gawker media and winning 115-million-dollar verdict. expro-wreferlg sued gawker hogan and former best friend's wife.
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together tonight into tomorrow. and we're going to watch probably into the heaviest of the snow. the biggest snowfall totals we see are going to be back across parts of west virginia and here towards the central appalachian. and then by sunday night snow filling in frf d.c. in toward philadelphia and new york city and then up across much of new england. kind of a classic nor'easter, along with a classic nor'easter, it's always very dependent on where the center of this area of low pressure goes. and i will tell you a lot of the latest model runs have been pulling it slightly further towards the east. offshore that is. and as that happens, that keeps the snowfall total as little bit lower here for the cities say from new york down to d.c. but a little bit higher as you get in towards new england. still, we could be off by two or three inches on this. here we go, greta, we will be having a cold weekend. good weekend to stay inside. last weekend to binge on tv or something like that. just stay inside. >> rick, thank you. >> you bet. >> it could be chaos. i'm talking about that contested convention. that's next.
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let's all go off-the-record. in his new 2017 budget, president obama asks for 18% increase in money for expenditures for expresidents which come january will include president obama. an 18% increase. you have gotten an 18% raise this year? well, i mean let me just say this. of course i want all our former presidents which chewed president obama to be able to do post presidency work but do they really need an 18% increase? for what? now, that's the problem. we get these demands like this 18% increase levied on us but we never get an explanation or proof of the real need. we just get direct to do pay more.
plus, would you not like to know how president obama came up with the number 18%? is it link to do some legitimate need after careful analysis or pull it out of a hat and dump it on taxpayers? i think these numbers just get pulled out of a hat and that's not right. one other thing, before demanding we taxpayers pay 18% more for this, how about around, clean up waste and fraud. he could probably find that 18% known in 10 minutes so he would not even have to slip it into the budgets bill making you pay more and yes, of course, we want to take care of our former presidents but they also need to take caremu of us. either find that money in government waste or fraud and use that money or give us an itemized accounting of why this 18% increase is needed. and that's my off-the-record comment tonight. live twitter voting results on your screen right now. will governor mitt romney in utah had voting for senator ted cruz hurt donald trump