lives. to change america. to re-china america. to restore the spirit of america and leave no one behind. am i right? [applause] ]> [chanting kashich, kasich,ch, kasich. had tens ofwe have millions of dollars spent against us. sell themre goods to to spend our time being critical of somebody else. applause] mr. kasich: and maybe, maybe just maybe, at a time when clearly change is in the air, maybe just maybe we are turning the page on a dark part of american politics. because tonight the like overcame the darkness of negative speech. and you made it happen! you made it happen! you made it happen! [chanting] kasich,case kasich, kasich, kasich. andkasich: where americans we like to think of government as a last resort. family is only strong when the foundation is strong and that is why we will wake up every single day to make sure every american has a job in the united states of america to help their families and their neighbors. [applause] mr. kasich: and, when i am presiden
sentiment here building for an outside the box type of person to fix things and it s palpable, you know? lou: it is palpable, as we re watching, neil, bernie sanders, i mean, where did he come from? donald trump, where was he a year ago. these two candidates right now seem to have galvanize the respective parties and share so many elements in common in their nature, their absolute opposition to doing business as usual, talking about the working man and woman and their families, i mean, they re really quite remarkable, anti-establishment candidates coinciding at prec that have been at loggerheads for decades now. neil: you know, it s interesting, trish, you and i chatted about this outside where it s a lot colder, i might point out. trish didn t seem to mind. i did. [laughter] all of a sudden you can have two very different candidates from two very different political viewpoints who are galvanizing people, right? or getting their attention, certainly to explain the crowds, sim
billions and billion and billions of dollars. it s not going to happen anymore. we will use the finest business people in the world, and we are going to do something so good and so fast and strong, and the world will respect us again, believe me. we are going to [crowd chanting u.s.a.! ] do we love our country? [ cheers ] i think one of the things that already caught on, self-funding my campaign. everybody on both sides, and i was saying 2 weeks ago, i say i don t think people really appreciate it i see all this money being poured into commercials, and it s not their money. it s special interests money. this is on both sides the republican side, the democratic money pouring into commercials, and these are special interests, folks, lobbyiests that don t necessarily love our country or have the best interest of our country at heart. we are not going to let that happen. we have to do something about it. when you see the kinds of deals made in our country, and a lot of those
remember, you started it. you know when i came out i heard the end of bernie s speech and some of the beginning, no. no, first of all congratulations to bernie, in all fairness we have to congratulate him. we may not like it but i heard parts of bernie s speech he wants to give away our country, folks. he wants to give away, we re not going to let it happen. we re not going to let it happen. i don t know where it s going with bernie. we wish him a lot of luck but we re going to make america great again. we re going to do i the old fashioned way. we re going to beat china and ja. beat mexico. and we re going to beat all of these countries that are taking so much of our money away from us. on a daily basis. it s not going to happen any more. we have at greatest business people right now in the world. they call me all time. they want to be involved. we have a political hacks negotiating our deals for billions and billions and we re going to use the finest business people in the
developmentally disabled woman. he is innocent of these charges. reporter: the former 49er was arrested at his home this morning in front of his children. this alleged rape happened a year ago. district attorney tells me it was after a lengthy investigation that stubblefield was arrested. according to documents the 45- year-old found his victim on a babysitting website. she went to his home to interview for a nanny position and that s when the alleged rape took place. authorities say she went straight to the police where they conducted a rape kit and discovered stubblefield s dna. his lawyer says the sex was consensual. the accusations are far from true. she then texted him on more than 20 occasions asking for money. this case has nothing to do with rape and everything to do with money. reporter: stubblefield faces a slew of charges including rate by force, oral copulation by force, and felony imprisonment. if convicted he could face a lengthy sentence. he and his lawyers