donald trump a lot. i love him as a businessman. the perseverance of this guy -- >> he's a good family man. >> this guy is a great businessman. but we have to judge him as journalists as you would judge anybody. and you've got to give him -- >> i'm not a journalist i'm a talk show host. >> then be a fair talk show host. >> i'm a loyal friend. >> so am i. and i tell my loyal friend you can accomplish the same result, you can keep all of those anti-illegal immigration voters you can keep all of the voters the military the veterans keep them all, but you say things in a way that -- >> on his accuracy what would you give him? a, b, c, d. i think he's been accurate on immigration. i agree with him. i think he's been accurate on the horrible treatment of veterans. i agree with him. i would say the one unforced error was the mccain issue and i think it was a great contrast this when he went after lindsey graham and gave out the phone number. that was funny, a better way to handle opposition. >> he's absolutely

. >>> now for a few words about donald trump. i like him. i know how shocking that sounds to faithful viewers of this program. so let me explain. when i was a kid, the first columnist i ever read was "the boston globe "'s great george frazier who said he never wanted to meet politicians because he was afraid he might like them and couldn't write about them object ively. i understand what the he meant. here's the moment when i met donald trump just three months ago. donald was making his grand entrance in the ballroom of the white house correspondents dinner and i was sitting alone at a table minding my own business. he spotted me, called my name and what he watch what he did, he stretches out his hand for a hand shake. that, he does that to a guy who savaged him four years ago when he was talking about running for president. i bothered him so much back then he threatened to sue me but he didn't care about that when he saw me. he just wanted to shake my hand and wish me well. that moment wasn't going to happen if it was up to me. i wasn't goi

i just want to sit here and cover the donald trump campaign. i was trying to have fun, talking about donald's money this morning, but when i watched the video of that thing this afternoon, it didn't look like it. and when i finally shut up about this stuff this morning on the show only then did i realize that i had been eating up time

donald would say i know in response. the person that's going to introduce me, ask them if your studies or your statistics matter because when you have someone that's killed by an illegal immigrant, or an illegal immigrant that's a drunk driver or raped by an illegal immigrant, the study doesn't mean anything to those victims of that crime. he obviously has a very legitimate point to make there. this is resonating with people because there are individuals in this country that have in fact been affected in a negative way by illegal immigrants who commit crimes. the same way that this guy had been kicked out of the country more than five times in california who made huge headlines by killing an innocent woman walking with her father. so the studies mean nothing to those families because they've seen the illegal immigrant who murdered their child in front of them and held them until she died and that is the reason why donald trump is connecting with so many people. >> we're going to have one of those mothers on who was meeti

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can you ignore donald trump? >> you can't ignore him and you should not ignore him and do so at your peril if you do. we have seen people leave contract wise his brand whether it's a restaurant in the hotel they are building in washington, whether it's macy's and its clothing line, the gop must protect their brand. the candidates who are running for office must protect their brand. when any candidate goes off the reservation either by going at odds with the party platform or the norms in decency of what the party stands for. so the party and the candidate in this race must protect that brand against anyone who seeks to denigrate it. >> jeannie zano when another candidate is something like a free agent he doesn't have to worry about the normal protocols of raising money, of kissing the ring of various party leaders. he doesn't have to follow party discipline at all. does it make it tougher to figure out what your game plan is? >> absolutely. and you know brad is absolutely right. you have to protect the pretty bra

-- counsel to donald trump. is donald trump sorry for offending veterans and prisoners of war and those who respect him in this country? >> i don't think donald trump disrespected anybody including john mccain you know being a lawyer four times he pulled back on the statement within seconds. i think it's irresponsible the way that many of the -- >> doesn't he have to offer a statement? >> he made the statement as many people do hillary turned around and made a statement. you remember on capitol hill what difference does it make? and they pulled back from it. he said four times in the exact same statement -- four times! not twice, not three times, four times he said the following: he's a war hero. he is a war hero. i'm going to tell you something, donald trump acknowledges he's a war hero. what angered mr. trump, and what prompted the statement is the fact that he went to arizona and he was met with tremendous enthusiasm. 15,000 people -- his constituents -- john mccain's constituents talking about immigration re

they face danger on a daily basis, donald. and they face capture on a daily basis. >> i agree. >> do you think you have sent the wrong message to those people that if they're captured somehow donald trump the commander-in-chief is not in favor of them? >> i don't think so. i think this. i do also respect greatly people that aren't captured. nobody talks about them. we talk about john mccain and i think it's great and he is a very brave man and all of that. but we don't talk about the people that weren't captured and that's what i was trying to refer to. >> senator john mccain later addressed the comments. here's what he said when he was specifically asked if donald trump owed him an apology. >> no i don't think so. but i think he may owe an apology to the families of those who have sacrificed in conflict and the -- and those who have undergone the prison experience in serving their country. mr. trump said he preferred to be with people who are not captured. well, the great honor of my life was to serve in the company of heroes

at the same time donald trump, we're talking about donald trump as if he has ideas. as if he has beliefs. this is the same guy who is for single payer healthcare who called george w. bush evil who wants to raise taxes who has praised nancy pelosi and given money to hillary clinton. this is the guy that's going to become the new voice of conservatism. >> frank, there was one bit of news that was made in this conference a question you asked donald trump. i'll play it here. that was whether or not he loses the nomination would he support the candidate? >> ross perot cost us the election in 1992. would you go on record as say figure you couldn't get the party nomination you would not run as a third party? >> no. >> listening to that i'm thinking every republican better start paying attention to that answer. >> that caught me totally off guard. i don't think the media realizes what he said. this could be the beginning of trump's independent candidacy. i study this. this is my profession. donald trump is not dropping out. he is not apologizing. he is not going to change. h

>> i think that's donald trump continuing to be donald trump. this guy is is a loose cannon who is liable to say absolutely anything. he suffers if stream-of-consciousness. i have yet to hear him discuss policy issues. i think he is appealing to legitimate fears and frustrations that people have with the diss function in washington. when he is not offending mexicans, he is offendsing service men and women. when he is not offendsing service men and women, he is offendsing -- you name it. other candidates running for the nomination. it is a one more day in donald trump's reality show, akaa the republican nomination. i find his comments about mccain particularly offensive because i know john mccain. john mccampaign is a friend of inmoo. i have spent a lot of time with him. he is not a guy who speaks a lot of times about his time as p.o.w. he talks about others who were prison and how much he owes to people like bud day, another hero who was haled from iowa. the people that allowed him to survive. john mccain is a guy who cannot lift his arms past h

mark: you keep calling him donald. do you know him well? dan: no. the donald. john: everybody in the establishment says eventually he is going to disappear. tell me the most likely scenario where he disappears? dan: iowa. he winds up on the ballot. mark: so he is a national leader until iowa? dan: nothing he is a major player -- mark: where he goes from national poll leader to not. dan: republican primary voters wind up in the end being pretty discerning. it could be when the voting begins. mark: there is a chance -- dan: not the national front runner. there is a chance he will be a major player for the next six to eight months. mark: it is possible he doesn't disappear until the voters vote. dan: correct. there is a scenario where he would have to be rejected by the voters. john: karl rove wrote a column saying there is a clear top-tier candidates, cruise, rubio, and bush. talk about whether you think those will remain in the top tier through the end of the year and who if anyone has the best chance to break into that who is not in that? dan: what those candid

she can no longer say anything about donald trump or about their marriage without going through donald trump. >> in the divorce agreement, she's under a gag order involving anything concerning her marriage. for example the statement today that was given according to her divorce agreement, donald trump would have the legal right to approve every word of that statement. >> correct. it's not like we didn't try to reach out to her. of course we reached out to her. we got silence. now through donald trump and the campaign now she has something to say. which is not what i said in think deposition is untrue but we are great friends and wish him luck. i haven't heard her say that's untrue. so when trump said she said it is false i think that is untrue. >> stacey, as an attorney with these kinds of cases, how do you read the unfolding of these statements, the first one under oath some 30 years ago and then what we have seen through today? >> exactly as described. the detail is excerpted seemed compelling to me. when she was asked, i'm sure to write that blush for the book because they knew the

donald trump dominating the coverage. donald trump ripping iowa's top newspaper. even as some pundits attack him, dismiss him or struggle to figure out his appeal. >> some of the political media is great and really honest. even if they don't want to be they are really honest. i find that 60% of the political media is really really dishonest. >> i think what this really shows is donald trump is a political fraud because donald trump isn't playing by the normal rules of political combat. he's not backing down here. he's not giving an inch. >> people don't trust you and if people don't trust the media, and i understand why. >> why is the donald still driving the news coverage and is the media boosting his campaign. we talk about whether john mccain a war hero with the senator's daughter. >>> two federal investigators seeking a justice department probe of whether hillary clinton's private e-mails revealed classified information and the paper changes the story after her campaign pushes back. we'll take a look. >>> those disturbing planned parenthood videos. why have so

how rich is donald trump? >> from the beginning of his campaign for president donald trump wanted america to know that he is extremely wealthy. a oo i don't need anybody's money. i am using my own money. i am not using the lop iests or donors. i don't care. i am really rich. >> the wealth of donald trump has been the subject of speculation. the worth of him is around $4 billion. but in june released a 1 page document estimating his wealth at $8.7 billion. according to his financial disclosure filed days ago with the federal election commission trump detailed the net worth of more than 10 billion largely comprised of 59 the different properties including buildings and golf courses with a value of $50 million each. in addition to the massive portfolio of properties he has engaged in business ventures in and out of the world of real estate. some have been highly profitable, four different trumps have filed for bankruptcy. trump has never filed for bankruptcy personally. according to a wall street journal article,

media, still is buzzing about donald trump and donald trump called in to abc and to fox this morning about the john mccain comments and he said, yes, john mccain is a war hero but doesn't back off or retreat. he refused several questions or opportunities to apologize. heed former nbc anchor campbell brown said there are not two sides to every campbell and that is why she is becoming an advocate. >> former governor mike huckabee on whether the press is pigeonholing him as the social issues candidate. did you k >>> mike huckabee was the surprise story of the 2008 campaign after largely being es >> mike huckabee was the surprise story in the last presidential campaign and now he is launching his second white house campaign and we sat down in washington. >> mike huckabee, welcome. you talk how you have been working since you were 14, talked to people in the kitchens when you campaign and you have worked jobs like chick-fil-a but do the media pigeonhole you as a social issues candidate. >> they may try. the people who hear me know it is not the issues i focus on. i don't have to prove my

despite what television actors do, which is play parts, donald trump is donald trump. >> what can you tell me -- do you think he's in it to win it? >> oh, yeah. he is in it to win it every time, with anything he does. that's what makes him fascinating and perhaps that's what resonates with people. so i suspect the end of the world is coming soon because, when cnn wants to know what gene simmons thinks about one of the presidential candidates, next thing you know people will be asking jeb bush what he thinks about led zeppelin. i can't wait for that to happen. let me give my caveat, caveat emptor. that means buyer beware, kind of, sort of. i am one individual. one voter. my vote is not worth any more than don lemon's or anybody else's. i will vote my conscience at the ballot box. what i do think is happening with the political spectrum, whether we're talking about donald trump or anybody else, is it's really become unkind. it's ungentlemanly, what we can all use is a chance to understand that al qaeda and the taliban and all the bad guys in the world hate all of us. far left, far right

>> i think donald trump's ego is in his game now. i think he's going to think that all of those guys are sbim dated by him. i think a couple of them are going to tear the bark off of him. i think he's going to be very surprised it's not donald trump bellowing at the latest object fest. it is going to be a serious debate with real, smart folks who have been in the debate before. >> i don't think so. look. the only egos involved here are the republican establishment. that's why they're all licking their wounds right now trying to control a man that cannot be controlled. but here's the thing, the debates are going to be very telling. >> i want to talk about mark cuban. he's a billionaire, as we know. he's not a friend of donald trump, necessarily. but, nonetheless, this is what he says. it's the best thing the happen to politics in a long time. and then he went onto say i don't care what his actual positions are. i don't care if he says the wrong thing. he says what's on his mind. he gives honest answers rather than prepared answers. th

it's all about the donald. and he just can't help himself. and that's what the rnc, the republican party is so afraid of. they know demographics are destiny. and if donald trump goes in with independent, bankrolling his own campaign, the fact is they will lose the general election. >> let's listen to how much he will be willing to spend on his campaign. >> how much of your own money will you spend in the campaign? >> i would say whatever it takes. >> more than 1-million? >> we'll see? >> last election was $1 billion. >> if i ten to do well, i'll spend a lot of money, if i'm not doing well i understand that. if i continue to do well, i'll spend whatever it takes. the question keeps getting asked about independent. my focus is running as republican. i'm not ruling anything out. >> caitlyn, you can get all the other likely republican nominees to rule out running as a third-party candidate, but not donald trump. >> no. again, he shows, he wants to be a part of this race one way or another. and he's not a man of the republican party. in fact, he s

not even donald trump believes everything donald trump says especially when he says things like this. >> i'll tell you something, if i get the nomination,ly win the latino vote. i'll win it because i am going to create jobs. hillary clinton will not create jobs. i will tell you right now. neither will jeb bush create jobs. i will create jobs and latinos will have jobs they don't have right now and i will win that vote. everyone thinks oh gee, trump is not going to do well with that vote. i will do better with that vote than anybody. >> joining us the counsel of latino justice. there's donald pretending he will win any of those votes. the voice of lindsey graham today stepping out of the republican crowd and finally making that statement that he is the first to do that with any kind of force and authority the way he did today. >> i think it's about time. it is about time for this reaction and this notion that catering to the most extreme party is going to galvanize the latino vote will help it will do the opposite. >> what about the issue that republicans are worried about that this tr

trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. the patron saint of topical comedians who are running out the clock. >> republican presidential candidates are changing their cell phone numbers tonight after this. >> lindsey graham calls me a jack ass and i said to myself you know, it's amazing. he doesn't seem like a very bright guy. okay. he actually probably seems to me not as bright honestly as rick perry. but today i am called a jack ass by this guy. and then i said didn't this guy call me four years ago, yes, three, four years ago, lindsey graham. i didn't even know who he was. he said mr. trump, this is senator lindsey graham. i wonder if it would be possible for you to call fox. brian and steve and elizabeth. fox and friends, they are great people. great. he wanted to know whether or not i could get him a good reference on fox. he wanted to know which would i do that and of course he wanted to know if he could see me for a campaign contribution and he gave me his number and i found the card. i wrote the number down. i don't

you're donald trump. do you want to go down to the nitty-gritty of politics and live in the white house and work in the oval office? you are willing to give up being donald trump, this great public figure and have to be the president of the united states? >> well, i'm willing to do it because i think it's so important to do. you know, it's interesting. when i got off the plane yesterday, we had a motorcade like you've never seen. we had hundreds of police. they were so nice and so great. somebody said why do you have to be president for? look, there is the same thing. the truth is, we have such potential in this country. we could make our country so strong and so smart again. we have to take back our jobs from all of these countries that are taking our jobs. we have to -- we can make our country great again. i can do it. now with that being said, you know, i told -- as you know, i told at prentice people, i told the top people in comcast who came to my office three months ago, the top people at nbc, i'm n

but hillary clinton attacking donald trump is not going to hurt donald trump. and us sitting around the table talking about how damaged donald trump is not going to hurt donald trump. but i do think a series of these over time at the end of the day are going to hurt donald trump. john mccain, if you took all these people that are defending john mccain and cobble together the nasty, nasty things they've all said about john mccain through the years except for lindsey graham it would look pretty funny. >> but nobody ever challenged his military record. >> what's that? >> here's the thing -- >> wait who said that? >> i did, joe. i said no one ever challenged his military record. the criticism has been politics and perhaps stances but i don't know anyone challenged whether or not him be captured or not qualified him for honors willie said earlier being a war hero. >> well -- >> disqualify him, i should say. >> actually al franken did when john mccain was running for president. but he's a liberal. so it doesn't matter. >> i got you. fair enough. >> no. >> he's not ru

donald "the u.s. has become a dumping ground" trump's comments are distasteful and disgusting or refresh and it comes this way donald "i'm wondering if he was born in this country." hit refresh again, donald i'm more honest and my women are more beautiful trump's comments on immigration are distasteful and disgusting if you look at his own website it works the same way. show your support for donald "laziness is a trait in blacks" trump. there's a way to undo this app if you get tired of seeing it, honestly the internet is more useful if you keep it installed. god bless fusion and the trump web. it's the best new thing in the world today. fusion and the trump web. "first look" is up next. >>> it's thursday july 9th. breaking news in a stunning reversal south carolina house approves the removal of confederate battle flag from the capital grounds. >>> and donald unplugged. >> the down ri of mexico is is taking our jobs killing us at the border taking advantage of the pact we have stupid negotiators. we h

i will say this about donald trump. donald trump, whose personal fortune is in the billions. here he comes. >> donald trump is now speaking. the census, 1.4% of the population in maine, latino american. let's listen to donald trump as he begins to speak. stand by, my friends. >> lank you very much. now did he say this was your biggest crowd of the weekend? i don't know. because he was supposed to. i said who has the biggest crowd. they said you do by far, mr. trump. and i said, well are you going to announce it? and the woman said yes, i'm doing the work. but that is not a woman that just announced so he didn't know this. but this is a great group. you know what i like about this group? they sent out information last week and i actually asked -- can i say this and they said yes and i was shocked, that donald trump called and asked to be here. he wants to be here badly. and anybody that wants to come, mr. trump will be here, at mr. trump's request. i said, i don't know, who are these people? who are they? and they said no, you called and you asked. and they said, that is right

of donald trump. you think of exquisite and subtle diplomacy. this is amazing. i for one cannot wait until next thursday. i'm like a kid the week before christmas. that debate in cleveland is going to be a spectacle the likes of which i don't think we have seen in a long time and it's going to center on donald trump. >> joy, a lot of speculation about how do the other candidates handle donald trump. something that hasn't gotten much attention is how do the moderators of this debate, the fox news moderators of the this debate handle donald trump? they may have the bigger challenge. >> absolutely. the fundamental unseriousness of donald trump is his great advantage and the thing that could give the other candidates potential. as you said the moderates have to decide, do you ask him a serious foreign policy question, serious question about domestic policy, because he is a fundamentally unserious candidate and blowing up the field. the whole ball game at that debate is how do the serious candidates deal w

but donald trump's cause is donald trump. and his businesses and branding the businesses and that's my take on it. i mean let me play a little more of the event today. >> everyone figured keep trump out of the debates because he'll never file his financials. because he doesn't want to see -- he doesn't want people to see that maybe he's not as wealthy as people thought. well, it turned out that i'm much wealthier than people thought. i built a great company. the apprentice they paid me 213 million. you know what that means? when i give up "the apprentice" to run to help you people straighten out this mess -- >> you see nothing about policies. there's no policies. there's no causes there's no this is how we ought to be governing. it's just all bluster. and is that the way to run against him, perry? >> i think the way to run against him, would be to focus on iowa and new hampshire. remember, the polls last time showed the national polls rick santorum was way, way down. he went to all those counties he won the primary. that's ho

the media has it wrong about donald trump. nomination will serve again. >>> the hacking of ashley mad son, a website that helped married people cheat on partners, prompted cheating and jokes. behind the irony of a website that helps people break the rules, being hackers that break the rules, there's this irony. they object to a service that ashley maddison offers to 37 members, allowing them to delete profile information for a fee. this full delete feature is a lie, they say. ashley mad son rejects the claim and offers to scrub the information of members for free. that aside, here is something that is no joke. cyber crime cost $575 billion. by 2020, the cost of worldwide criminal data breeches will quadruple to 2.5 trillion. three-quarters of that will come from a tax on north american targets. the reason for the scary forecast is clear, more of the data that the world relies on is online, making us vulnerable to hackers that want to scam, spy or steal. >> when it comes to stealing, credit cards are a key that opens the door.

donald trump says. mexico will pay for the wall. donald trump says so. he said, putin would turn over snowden. i would get along with putin. orgia and ukraine. that's a guy you want to get along with. >> can i point out to one thing he said to you, he would invade iraq. period. i mean. >> he said he would bomb the hell out of the oil fields. send in exxon, couple oil companies and send in troops to form a ring around them. >> exactly. sort of sound like invading iraq to me. if i were a republican candidate i would thin ache lot of them have been shy they didn't want to light a match under donald trump. i think we are kind of past that point right now. if i were jeb bush whose voters by the way are probably not trump voters why not use donald trump as a foil right now. say wait a minute. you want to attack iraq? to come up with an answer for whether. trump says all along he was always against an invasion of ke eventually. >> i don't understand on his iraq thing, is, if you bomb the oil field of iraq you are going to -- i mean, turn everybody in iraq again

who is the donald's campaign manager? the donald. who has the title and who is mapping this out, mapping this very aggressive travel they love to tell us wakes up in the morning and tries to decide which jet, which helicopter he's going to take. but that's corey levandowxki. >> the campaign manager's job is to build an infrastructure, open offices, hire volunteers and staffers make sure brochures are getting out to voters. is there any actual infrastructure what donald trump is doing or simply going and giving speeches? >> he's not. and he's doing nationwide travel. but that's one of the reasons that he has a manager like this. anybody who ever wants to work in party politics again, the kind of people you need instincts if you were going to build something to be president, that isn't happening. that's why joe and his facebook post yesterday made the point that donald trump needs to -- if he needs to -- if he stops making unforced errors he has the opportunity to build something. but it's not being done now. >> yeah. >> all right. "po

donald trump dominating the coverage. donald trump ripping iowa's top newspaper as some attack him dismiss him or struggle to figure out his appeal. >> some of the political media is great. and really honesty. even if they don't want to be, they are honest but subject percent or 70 percent of the political media is really, really dishonest. >> what this shows is donald trump is is not playing by the normal rules of political combat. he is not backing down here. he is not giving an inch. >> the people don't trust you. the people don't trust the media. i understand why. >> why is the donald still driving the news coverage? our guest includes frank luntz who will talk about whether senator john mccain and a war hero and the senator's daughter. and the seeking of a justice department over the hillary clinton e-mails whether they revealed classified information and the paper changes their story after she pushes back. >> disturbing planned parenthood votes why have some have avoid or minimized the story? we have a report card.

jaime: donald trump insistiÓ que otros paÍses envÍan criminales, y este paÍs los acepta. y legales, dijo que vienen y matan a sus hijos. >> en el momento que recibÍ esta noticia de donald trump es como si hubiera ofendido a mi mamÁ. jaime: la protesta se realizÓ en el hotel donde donald trump fue invitado por miembros de la organizaciÓn. >> es un grupo bastante secreto de 1800 miembros que son actores, hombres o mujeres de negocios conservadores. >> dijo que las palabras del donald trump sÓlo los inmigrantesnno son polÍticamente correctas pero son la verdad. >> es el Único que va para presidente. jaime: la figura de donald trump ha polarizado el escenario polÍtico rumbo la elecciÓn presidencial del aÑo 2016. protestas como Ésta habrÁn de seguir su ruta, no solamente en los Ángeles, sino tambiÉn maÑana en phoenix donde tiene programado reunirse con el polÉmico sheriff. ilia: escucharon argumentos en el caso de las reseÑas positivas del gobierno. pero fue tan sÓlo una audiencia y ninguna decisiÓn. jorge garcÍa fuentes nos muestra cÓmo se manifestaron lo

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ilia: es viernes 10 de julio, donald trump visitÓ los angeles, lo recibieron con pancartas y consignas de reproche y algunos fueron apoyarlo. los jueces escucharon argumentos, los activistas salieron a las calles en nuevo orleans pero aÚn no se toma ninguna decisiÓn con respecto a las acciones ejecutivas migratorias. el papa francisco estÁ en paraguay y saludo a niÑos en el aeropuerto y luego a prisioneros de una cÁrcel. hablÓ de fortalecer y combatir la corrupciÓn. estados unidos tuvo un partido difÍcil con haitÍ en la copa oro, honduras y panamÁ dividieron honores. asÍ comenzamos. ♪ locutor: este es un noticiero univisiÓn, ediciÓn nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. ilia: buenas noches, el precandidato republicano donald trump sito los angeles corazÓn de la lucha por los inmigrantes y la ciudad donde mayor nÚmero de mexicanos viven en estados unidos. varias organizaciones criticaron la posiciÓn de donald trump frente a inmigrantes mexicanos. fue recibido por manifestantes que motivaron una gran presencia de la policÍa los alrededores de un hotel donde pa

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how do we deal with donald? to me this is the moment -- angie: this is the moment of strength where you can take out donald. mark: remember -- one debate has five people, the other people has 10. you are barely going to get to talk in the 10 person debate. i guarantee you that people in the five person debate will feel like they got to say a lot and make their case. almost no one but trump -- and maybe jeb bush -- is going to come out of the 10 person debate and say they got to say what they wanted to. john: chris christie? mark: i don't think they're going to call on him very much, because the moderators control it. we don't know how the moderators are going to allocate the time but you will say your piece in the five person debate. john: no doubt, but audience size matters. today donald trump visited the mexican border in laredo, texas to talk about the issue he is most excited about -- immigration. on his way, he covered that interesting hair of his with a white hat bearing his campaign slogan. he performed h

shawn, what do you like about donald trump? >> well, i like that he gets results and isn't just talk. >> paula? >> i like that he's not a politician. i'm tired of politicians. i'm tired of sugar coating that they tell us they are going to fix this economy. i believe mr. trump really wants to make america great again. >> susan? >> he says what he means. i honestly believe he's telling the truth. >> jerry, what do you like? >> our country is in terrible economic condition. and middle class americans have been decimated really over the last 30 years. donald trump has taken failed companies and businesses and turned them around to make a profit. and he has the complete ability to be able to do that. >> ryan what do you like? >> his immigration policy. i think immigration is the most important issue facing our country today. >> what do you think is donald trump's immigration policy? >> certainly to crack down on sanctuary cities. i don't think it would not have gotten the coverage it did without donald trump speaking about it. >> wh