Brooke Baldwin talks to Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison about Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney's solidarity with Donald Trump. The business tycoon contends that a publisher wrote that President Obama was born in Kenya, reigniting the "birther" debate from four years ago.
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Mitt doesn't want to offend Donald Trump? When running for the highest elected office in this country you better learn to grow a pair. If you want to be President you'll always be offending someone whether it be an aide, citizens group or a world leader. What makes Trump exempt from being offended by Mitt? Could it be Donald's money? Grow up Mitt and show people that you're not someones puppet and speak for yourself.