Shouts of "liar" are taking a toll on "TrusTed".

Rubio inherits establishment support but is on a narrow path to stop Trump.

And a Catholic's letter to Pope Francis.

Rubio inherits establishment endorsements. Will it help or hurt his chances to win the nomination?  Rubio’s Gang of Eight immigration bill — supported by La Raza, Sen. Barbara Boxer -CA), Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), and all Senate Democrats — would have added 33 million permanent immigrants on green cards in the span of one decade, or nearly 12 new permanent immigrants for every one current resident of the state of Nevada. And Isn't it amazing how they continue to ignore Rubio's ineligibility under the Constitution to be a candidate for President? The Republicans are just as dishonest as the Democrats.

Pat Buchanan weighs in on the pundits distaste for Trump, and the history behind it.

That and more. Join me.

Lots of things to cover tonight.  Apple stands firm; The ineligibility of Cruz and Rubio; and Matt Bracken's burning down the house. Ben Carson's remarks about Washington. Obama on Islam.

Christina Jeffrey, Karen Tewkesbury, and JB Williams join us tonight with their concerns about the Constitutional eligibility of both Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz to be elected president.

In an article written by JB Williams of the North American Law Center, he wrote,

"Whether or not RNC talkers Levin, Hannity, Kelly and Limbaugh have any honest clue what a natural born citizen is, Obama, Cruz and Rubio, as well as many others “trained in the law” do know, which means they are not just mistaken, they are frauds actively working to subvert the Constitutional requirements for high office."

Despite what we've seen happen to our country with a foreign agent in the Oval Office for the past seven years, some who should know better say they will cast their votes for either of those candidates anyway. Is the American presidency as we have known it finished?

“GOP already Backing Down on Blocking Obama’s SCOTUS Nomination?   “How much do you want to bet the Senate folds??”

Obama to skip Scalia funeral, will pay respects Friday at court

Petition for hearings on Scalia's successor gains 170,000 signatures

Republicans face a no-win situation after loss of Scalia

GOP unity cracks in court fight

The GOP’s SCOTUS mega-mistake

Obama scolds Republicans over Supreme Court stance

GOP senator cautions against obstructionism trap on SCOTUS opening

Ryan joins calls to block Obama SCOTUS pick

After careful study, a friend of mine who wholeheartedly supports Ted Cruz for President has come to a disappointing discovery. Tonight we'll talk about how that Constitutional Eligibility thing is back to haunt not one, but two Republican presidential candidates. And what might happen as a result.

Also, more from Pat Caddell, and the battle heats up for the Supreme Court replacement for Justice Scalia.

Obama administration has begun the process of selecting a nominee for the Supreme Court. Eighteen months before the end of George W. Bush's last term in office, Sen. Chuck Schumer vowed not to confirm any more Supreme Court nominations for the remainder of his term.

There’s a new world order emerging during this presidential primary, but it’s not the one the Bush apparatus envisioned.

Bernie Sanders, the bum who wants your money.

Clause 5: Qualifications for office

In the matter of Ted Cruz...  Beginning of the clause in the 1787 document:

Section 1 of Article Two of the United States Constitution sets forth the eligibility requirements for serving as president of the United States:

No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained to the Age of thirty five Years, and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States.

At a speech given at an event organized by Riposte Laïque in the wake of recent events in Calais, France, a lifelong resident of Calais named Simone gives an eloquent and impassioned description of the catastrophic situation in Calais, and the daily horrors that she and other townspeople have to endure at the hands of the “refugees”.

That and more...

Tonight we're joined by Elizabeth (Letchworth Chryst) who will give us her take on the New Hampshire primary and what she thinks will come next.  Now that Carly Fiorina and Chris Christie have ended their campaigns, the field narrows.  Who benefits?

Also, Congress critters on Capitol Hill have been busy at work doing the people's business.  And like Ripley, you can believe it or not.

Fox News, Rush Limbaugh, Mark Levin, Sean Hannity... the media's been playing us.  Tonight -- the story of media manipulation. Also, the results of the New Hampshire primary.