donald trump: beautiful. [applause] donald trump: she did a good job. look at this guy. tim scott: as you know, the way this works, i ask the questions from the audience members. they committed questions. my goal is to make sure we get through as many of these have possible. we are looking for thorough answers. we start with a question from samantha bailey. , when you immigration look at the challenges we face in this country, what would be three other priorities that you would have? donald trump: we have to get rid of some of the debt. we are up to $19 trillion. we have a country in serious trouble. [applause] donald trump: i want to get rid of obamacare. we want to repeal it. [applause] donald trump: we want to replace it with something terrific and we have a lot of options. your premiums are going through the roof. right? one person said 55%. the third thing can be the military. we want to build up the military. i say it all the time. it will be my strength. everyone says jobs will be my strength. cnn did a poll i was through the roof with jobs and leadership. a littl

between donald trump and me. i'm a proven conservative with a record. he isn't. i cut taxes every year. he's proposed the largest tax increase in mankind's history, not just our own country's history. >> tonight we'll see if it's all shadow boxing or if one of those jabs will land. they've been riding on escalators going in opposite directions. and this debate could tell us if jeb bush is headed for an exit. >>> still to come, decoding the debate. we'll have your guide to the republican showdown and a bush super pac gets called out for its outsourced american imagery. the details ahead. stay tuned. >>> i'm mary thompson. stocks rise as the fed begins its two-day meeting. the dow climbing 140 points. the s&p adding 17 and the nasdaq closing 28 points higher. they're deciding whether or not to raise interest rates for the first time in nine years. chair janet yellen is due to hold a news conference after the central bank's statement is released at 2:00 p.m. tomorrow. >>> and oracle shares are lower after hours. the

donald trump keeps calling him low energy. he is living up to donald trump's name-calling. how does he get out of that? >> he will have to use his money. he has got more money than anybody. assuming trump doesn't really dip deep into his fortune. and he is also going to have to rely on bush world, which is this enormous network of republicans in every state, they have been around since the elder bush's career. but even then, it's going to be tough, eric. he has fallen far. many, many people say they will not vote for him, under any conditions. and only scott walker seems to have collapsed more than jeb bush has. >> all right. we're going to have to leave it right there. caitlin and larry, thank you very much. straight ahead, g.o.p. presidential candidates bobby jindal and carlie fiorina. how do they plan to take donald trump down? up next. "what ya doing?" "getting my free credit score at credit karma, when is the last time you checked?" "your credit is outa sight!" "alright!" "aren't you curious to know what yours is now?" "still got it." "credit karma, get your free score

all of just met a donald trump. he might be a family member who embarrasses us regularly, he's the person you probably don't want to take home to mother and the idea of that guy being seriously considered as a candidate for the president of the united states is inconceivable. look at that face he recently said about fellow candidate carly fiorina. he called rosie o'donnell a slob and a pig. it doesn't matter what's written about you as long as you've got a young and beautiful piece of ass said the man seeking the job of leader of the free world. these are a few comments made by donald trump over the last several years, that an overtly sexist candidate continues to poll so well among potential caucus goers reflects negatively on all of us. it's increasingly difficult to believe he could garner support from any male with a mother, daughter, wife, or sister let alone support from any female. the way he talks about the opposite sex is disgraceful. then again, maybe it's just that time of the month for this editorial boa

it may not be donald trump. something is going on. >> don, i would say to you, for example, where is scott walker, for example? who was number one in iowa. you know, jeb has got the ability to wait this out and play the long game. he's got a the patience and the humility to do it. you may have seen him as the enev itable front-runner. i know the guy. i don't think he ever saw himself as the inevitable front-runner. i think he always knew it was going to be a hard sloc and he thinks that's what it should be. >> i wonder if there is something -- i'll ask dan this after the break, something about how president obama prepared that the other candidates can take a lesson from? we'll talk about that after the brake. don't go anywhere. zplmplts. >>> i have a little debate coming up. i hear my -- let's call them >>> welcome back, everyone, as we look at live pictures of the reagan library in simi valley, california t. candidates are preparing and counting down the hours to our cnn debate. this could be make or break for

party of donald trump. can the gop win with those numbers? >> i hope that all members of the gop wouldn't have similar numbers but there is no question the gop needs to reach out to minority communities and needs to talk about the philosophy of the gop, which is extending ladders to help people climb out of level of dependency and become part of the fabric of america. and the things that we will do in order to facilitate that climb. >> is that enough, though, to reach out to people who feel under represented, who feel that their voices, their lives don't matter, is it enough to say we're the party that will help you move up the ladder? don't you need -- or do you need to acre knowledge, you know, problems and one of the things bernie sanders in his response talked about, you know, sort of structural problems of race in this country. >> i'm in no way denying there aren't structural problems that need to be dealt with but they aren't going to be dealt with unless you are among the people, unless you're talkin

there were a number of donald trump supporters including one guy who made a latinos for donald trump sign which is a pretty, you know, stark difference from the folks standing right outside the gates to my left who are protesting and who are saying the things donald trump is saying about immigrants particularly hispanics is extremely racist so we really are seeing sort of a mix of folks here's like we would at any other event. >> all right, sara, appreciate your reporting. we'll candidate to check in as we said, we do anticipate donald trump speaking sometime probably within the next hour. while donald trump campaigns his opponents have been getting ready for the debate tomorrow night, for the questions jake tapper and his panel will be throwing at them tomorrow night on the stage. briefing books, flash cards, practice sessions, so-called murder sessions with stand ins for your opponent. this, however, is not your ordinary debate nor it seems is donald trump the kind of opponent you can easily prep for. that is the question, how do you prep for what's going to happen tomorrow. which

with donald trump. what they're doing is they're launching this ad campaign, so while he does that on the stage,s they can buttress it on the airwaves. look at the conservative record of jeb bush in the state of florida. just because you hear bush, don't think of bush 41 and he's a moderate. let us tell you his story and let us also at the same time tell you, which they're also doing, that donald trump is an imposter, that he's not a conservative. >> right, ronald paul is going to be i think running a commercial during the debate -- >> right. >> -- tomorrow, again, trying to label donald trump as not a real conservative. which is the message jeb bush has been trying to push as well. >> and the conservative group, the club for growth, launched messages in iowa. we're at this moment, about to find out, this is the most unconventional campaign any of us can remember. trump and carson. the only weapons people are deploying against him are conventional weapons of politics, paid advertising, attacking him in

now, pure, uncut, 100 proof donald trump. tom foreman shows us trump's world in his words. >> they rip us off. they take our money. they make us look like fools. >> reporter: donald trump talking about iran and the nuclear deal, but he might have been talking about any number of countries. on the trail he is relentlessly describing the world. >> they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. >> reporter: his comments about undocumented mexican immigrants made headlines recently. last year he was railing against russia. >> i mean putin has eaten obama's lunch therefore our lunch for a long period of time. >> reporter: in iraq and syria, he are ggued for bombing of ass held by isis. >> i would bomb the hell out of the oil fields. i wouldn't send many troops. you won't need them by the time i got finished. >> reporter: he favors renewed relations with cuba though he insists there and everywhere else the u.s. is making bad deals. >> i know the best negotiators in the world. one for each country. believe me we well do very, very

anymore to take out donald trump. we're sick of waiting, so we're dumping our own money in there just to beat them. we don't care who the someone else is, as long as it's not donald trump. >> we're all waiting about looking ahead to carly fiorina and some sort of face line she'll have ready to roll tomorrow night. i was sitting here yesterday saying that super pac ad of carly fiorina supported was pretty darn effective. here's a a piece of it. >> we are not a special interest group. we are the majority of the nation. this is the face of the 61-year-old woman i'm proud of every year and every wrinkle. >> so again, these are the super pac ads, not the campaign, but this is when they can spend oodles of money and this is when you have to use ads to counter trump. >> that thing you saw from carly fiorina, that's a video. that's an internet video. there's no money behind that right now. as far as we know, they are not paying to put that up on the air waves. that's what costs money. if they can raise money, i have a a feeli

of course, donald trump did get into the race. and in the latest cnn/national poll donald trump is the front runner with 24% and scott walker registered at less than half of 1% in that cnn poll. and so now we have the latest republican strategy for stopping donald trump. have hopeless republican candidates drop out of the race and leave trump to fight four or five candidates who have a realistic chance of winning the republican presidential nomination. will it work? joining us now frank rich, author of new york magazine's cover story this week, donald trump is saving our democracy. this is the most thoughtful and thorough analysis of the trump candidacy written so far this campaign season. frank, thank you very much for joining us. and first of all, congratulations on the big wins for veep last night of the emmys. you took away a bunch last night. >> thank you very much. great to see you, lawrence. a fun night. escape into fake politics, fictional politics from the real circus that's going on. >> well, this is awful close. >> i kn

one of the big questions is donald trump, which donald trump will we see on that stage? our sarah murray caught up with trump and asked if we will see a nicer guy. listen. >> we have no idea. we'll see how everyone else behaves. >> you think you will be in their sights, in their target? >> that's what everybody says. we'll see what happens. >> in their sights, in their targets. mark, do you think we will see a donald trump pile on tonight? >> i think for many candidates, we actually have to see some type of a pile on. for folks like rand palm and folks such as mike huckabee, from scott walker, many thought would be the front-reasoner at this point in the race. they need to have some electricity. they need to do something. they need to excite their donors, right now, donald trump is sucking all the air out of the debate. >> rand paul said i don't think i was tough enough. >> i don't think so, it's interesting the moment in the last debate. it was christie and rand paul that went at it. it's interesting to hear rand paul to say she a rumbleer. we'll see if he is tonight. >

donald trump, first place by a lot. the street, donald trump, 52%. that's a lot when you have all of these guys. that's a lot. it's not against two people. it's against donald trump, 52%. then you have slate. %-p. >> from there, he took questions. the first one is getting quite a lot of comments tonight. take a look. >> i've been making speeches over and over and over again. let's go to this man. i like this guy. >> amen, okay. we have a big problem in this count country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. >> right. >> we know he's not even an american. >> we needed this question, first question. >> but anyway, we have training camps brewing with people who want to tell us. that's my question. when can we get rid of them? >> a lot of people are saying that and a lot of people are saying that bad things are happening out there. we're going to be looking at that and plenty of other things. go ahead. >> so i have the question about the trump wall. >> trump wall? >> when it comes to paying off debt -- >> trump wall? see, that's wh

we are still waiting on donald trump. he was supposed to do a walk through, but turns out one of his aides is doing that before. so yet again donald trump shedding the trappings of a traditional candidate not doing this debate walk-through. look, we're at a really interesting point for the donald trump candidacy. it seems to be setting in to him that this is real. he's really running for president. and there's a lot at stake. and i think tonight he's going to try to walk this line of appearing more presidential, of being a little bit more disciplined and sort of teasing some of these policy specifics while still being himself. you know, there's a certain trump flare, trump straight talk that has gotten him as high as he is in the polls. and he still wants to be true to that while also making people think of him as the republican nominee as a general election candidate, wolf. >> sara, don't go too far away. let's bring in the chairman of the republican national committee reince priebus who's with us as well. by the way, do

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are about donald trump, trying to get a fight with donald trump. and eventually they had to take over the show. from jake. watch. >> while i'm as entertained as anyone by this personal back and forth about the history of donald and carly's career, for the 55-year-old construction worker out in that audience tonight who doesn't have a job, who can't fund his child's education, i got to tell you the truth, they could care less about your careers. they care about theirs. the middle class in this country is getting plowed over by barack obama and hillary clinton. let's start talking those issues tonight and stop this childish back and forth between the two of you. >> now are you saying that you haven't -- that the knowledge to be the president that mr. trump does not have? >> well, you should ask some questions in detail about the foreign policy issues a president will confront. >> if i were sitting at home and watching this back and forth i'd be inclined to turn it off. i don't know, i think a lot of people -- >> actually i didn't have a problem with

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donald trump can be donald trump, but none of these other candidates can beat him at this point. he is in complete, absolute complete control of the republican battle space. >> what does that mean for the republican party, to have donald trump as the potential standard-bearer. >> and what stops him -- susan, you covered this for the front page of your newspaper and your bureau. and later in the show, we taped this a few minutes ago, an our ago with bill mauer, i decide we let the people decide. i want to know when this act's going to die. because it's certainly not dying, donald trump. >> and we keep predicting. we've predicted over and over again -- >> how does he keep doing this? >> this is too much. the last debate, we thought, he went too far after the debate in the feud with megyn kelly, not true, right? he continued to gain ground. although i think -- >> what is the grossout point? you say what he said about women's menstrual cycles or what everybody thinks he meant and you talk about the president being a psychopath, running a gestapo operation, steve says you have to one-

>> those donors don't go to donald trump. those donors don't go to ben carson and they don't go to carly fiorina. think that they go to a john kasich. i think they go to marco rubio. they might even go to a chris christie. i think you have two different clusters of on this debate stage, and also a third category of individuals who don't fit into either the establishment class or into the maverick class. i am thinking of someone like ted cruz who holds an office but you don't perceive him to be part of the washington establishment. watch the clusters of tomorrow night. that's what i'm saying. >> michael smerconish in simi valley "outfront," thanks. >>> these are live pictures of the deck of the "uss iowa." donald trump about to take one of the biggest stages yet. that's next. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? (vo) wit runs on optimism.un on? it's what spark

that donald trump had dropped out. oh, wait a minute. that was just for today. >> now, trump's campaign said he canceled today because he's in the middle of a big business deal, which a source tells me will be announced next week. and while he stayed quiet on last night's questioner all day, trump's campaign did release a position paper on the second amendment, a press release about winning a lawsuit. so, jim, it would have been quite easy for them to release a statement about the controversy we've been talking about all day, the fact that he didn't, there's no way it's an accident. he clearly sees all of this discussion and him letting it fester as a political plus for him. >> donald trump tweeted as well about good poll numbers. dana bash, "outfront" in washington. >>> a spokeswoman for the tea party leadership, katrina, i have to ask you, you saw the moment from 2008 when senator john mccain was asked a similar question. he immediately corrected the questioner. don't the candidates have an obligation to correct fals

donald trump first place by a lot. the street, the street donald trump 52%. that's a lot when you have all of these guys. that's a lot. it's not against two people. it's against -- donald trump 5 2% and then slate and that's also donald trump. so we had a great time. >> well from there he took questions, the first one is getting comments tonight. take a look. >> so i'm really honored by the crowd and we're going to have some fun now because instead of making the speech, which i've been doing over and over and over. i want to take questions. don't we like that? right? okay. all right. let's start with this group right over here. come on. okay. this man. i like this guy. >> amen, okay, we have a problem in this country, it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. >> right. >> you know he's in the even an american, birth certificate, man, but anyway, we have training camps growing where they want to kill us. >> uh-huh. >> that's my question. when can we get rid of them? >> we'll look at a lot of different things and a lot of people are saying that

he's living up to donald trump's names, name calling. how does he get out of that >> he'll have to use his money. he's got morgan than anybody. assuming trump doesn't really dip deep into his fortune. and he's also going to have to rely on bush world which is this enormous network of republicans in every state. they've been around since the elder bush's career. but even then it's going to be tough. he has fallen far. many, many people say they will not vote for him under any conditions. and only scott walker seems to have collapsed more than jeb bush has. >> we're going to have to leave it there. thank you very much. straight ahead, gop presidential candidates bobby jindal and carly fiorina, how do they plan to take donald trump down. up next. i try hard to get a great shape. this... i can do easily. new benefiber healthy shape helps curb cravings. it's a clear, taste-free daily supplement that's clinically proven to help keep me fuller longer. new benefiber healthy shape. this, i can do. you didn't know we had over 11,000 this trip, loc

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one of the opponents to what donald trump wants. very quickly we have a system thatting loos a little bit like current russia. we have a system where the power of this one finance sheer can radically change the way american democracy works. we've got to change that. we've got to get democracy back. donald trump's solution to the problem he's identified and he's rightly identified it, is that we just have billionaires running our government. but i believe we had a revolution about that idea. right? we said that the aristocrats should go home and have a representative democracy where, in fact, all of us are equal citizens in that democracy. we have nothing close to that right now. >> would your system allow the self funder? >> we can't change that until we address the constitution. >> that's where you get into the first amendment. >> that's right. >> the problem -- explain why you say you want to run for president, you want to do this giant thing which would be a huge accomplishment. why that who did that amazing thing should then qui

the other effective part, if it was the central message, donald trump is about donald trump. trump is a fraud and a con, if i really care about the direction of this country. that type of message would break through and voters would feel like they don't want one -- they don't want a trick like that pulled over on them. they would be more likely to go shopping for some other candidates. >> it is interesting. $1 million in iowa on tv, it frees up the candidates to do different kinds of messages, right? can't they talk about themselves, can't they talk about trump in different ways? a million bucks against trump on the air waves. >> $1 million from a 527 or super pac doesn't have the same effect. but club for growth is one of those groups on the air making that case to voters. we'll see if this starts to move the dial for those registering support for donald trump. >> if they are quickly pushed into -- if trump pushes them into the corner where they, too, are seeing the establishment, even though we know their history, they have a problem and then they become a bad guy. >> they

donald trump was silent in response to the questioner, as donald trump rightfully pointed out on his twitter account, he had no obligation to defend the president. if the president wants to come out and defend himself, he can do that. but donald trump was staying away from an issue, if anything. you know, the question certainly had some racist and nativist undertones, so why would donald trump mire himself in a discussion of this matter? instead, he laughed, he looked away, kind of dismissively gave an answer and moved on to the next question. that was the right move. no need for an apology here. >> you get right at the issue. it wasn't just about the president. there was a racist comment about muslims in general in the u.s. here. we saw in 2008 that now-famous moment of when john mccain challenged a questioner who questioned the president's faith. why not, if he's running for president, why not challenge a comment that targets, in effect, a whole faith, with the same brush. it's not just about defending the president, it's about defending a faith here, really. >> you know, donald tr

trump said. >> what the donald trump said and did has everybody talking. >> then the donald went after jeb bush's brother, president george w. bush. >> as it relates to my brother, there's one thing i know for sure. he kept us safe. i

that's a nutty idea. >> look, you know, donald trump is donald trump. i mean, he is a complicated picture. no one doubts that. the reason trump is at the top of the poll, isn't just because he had a reality show, right? he is talking about a couple of issues that people feel like most leadership g.o.p. leadership folks haven't really talked about and can be fair. can be not fair. he certainly is appealing to a lot of people who are reagan conservatives and a lot of independents. who also maybe want to get into politics for the first timing. i have no idea how it's going to turn out. to say that somehow this is not about any substance and this is just a knee jerk thing, i don't think that's fair. >> i didn't see that at -- i didn't say that at all. this was not a consistent conservative or ho comes from conservative orthodoxy. nine years ago his biggest contribution was to elect nancy pelosi the speaker of the house of representatives. after she won he wrote her a congratulatory note saying you are the best. that is not a conservative. that is not a cons

donald trump said nothing. he stayed away from the question. >> she has said clearly that he is a christian and that she doesn't believe he's a muslim and he was born in the united states. >> she's in a democrat primary too. >> don -- i'm just -- i am your basic con gregationalist, is it true, does someone know, if you're the child of a muslim father you are considered a muslim, is that true? >> listen, again, i would say, if you guys want to work on that, you can. i won't even dignify that -- >> you're asking why the perception? his grandfather, which he freely says his grandfather was a muslim which makes in turn his father and himself a muslim. >> that doesn't matter jeffrey. i could be born -- i could be born jewish or muslim or whatever and if i decide one day i want to be a christian -- >> correct. >> as an american. >> i agree with you. >> then i'm a christian. i have something new i want to show you. this is jeb bush responding tonight in michigan. >> barack obama is a talented man. by the way, he's an

at this point it's really jeb bush battling against donald trump, and donald trump loving all the attention, and having this brawl with the former florida governor. he other 15 are content to sit on the sidelines and see which one might survive and take the next shot at whoever the next front-runner is. >> i think i get it now. general -- jeb! and trump are going to go at it. he could just leave the republican party no matter what he just signed, run as an independent or whatever he wants, take a bunch of voters with him and nothing anybody can do because the pledge doesn't mean anything. >> but to run as an independent or a third-apart candidate there is a colassally heavy lift of getting additional petitions on a timetable show. wouldn't be able to run as a republican very long and collect petitions to run as an independent contemporaneously and not get caught. >> i want to see these elbows being thrown by jeb columbia columbia -- jeb columbia columbia and the rest. >> donald trump says head was inappropriate for jeb bush jeb to be speaking spanish on the trail and he takes great surprise

here is the truth about donald trump. donald trump is shallow. he has no understanding of policy. he is full of bluster. he has no substance. he lacks the interlek tullectua capacity. the only thing donald trump believes in is himself. he tells us his health care plan will be fabulous. he tells us his tax plan will be really, really terrific. he is shallow. there is no substance. he doesn't know anything about policy. he has no idea what he's talking about. he makes it up on the fly. he doesn't believe in limited government, he has told us that. over and over from his belief in socialized medicine to his desire for tax increases, he has told us over and over he has no problem with big, top down style government. we have no idea what he would actually do in the white house. folks, it is time to get serious about making america great again. it is time for donald trump to take the ride down the elevator. it is time for us to tell him, donald, you are fired. it is time to tell him we will not put an unserious person in the white house. >> and governor bobby jindal is with me here in w

donald trump was just on fox. listen to this. >> it was a little bit like wwe, the great vince mcmahon who was a terrific guy. and every question had to do with me. it was mr. trump said this. mr. trump. i think they said 46% of the questions had something like that. i thought it was a little bit unusual. >> what's your reaction, bob? >> he thought it was unusual they were going to ask a lot of questions about donald trump? donald trump has absolutely dominated the political arena for the republicans. of course they'll ask him a lot of questions. i don't think they asked him some tougher questions. they could have. i'll tell you again, the guy defies the law of political gravity. he gets away with this stuff. i don't think it's going to last forever. so far he's been able to wade through policy issues and not come up with a single policy and people think he has. >> katrina, the day after the debate and the headlines weren't all about donald trump. were you surprised? >> no, i'm not surprised at all. we knew going

what do you think of what donald trump told "60 minutes"? >> i think donald trump is not a bigot. i don't believe he wants to spend his time talking about this issue. in fact, when i was on the stage, don, with jake and dana and the enormously successful debate with 24 million people, there wasn't one bigot on that stage. there isn't one bigot in the republican field. some are more artful than others about expressing what article 6 of the constitution says, which is anyone born of american parents is eligible to be president. but i like to remind people, thousands of americans have gone and fought and died for the freedom of muslim people in afghanistan, in iraq, and we're now trying to figure out how to stop the savage murder of millions of muslims and cops and others in the middle east by the syrian dictator assad. i think it's kind of a side-show issue. donald trump yesterday, i didn't bring this up. i did get some interesting -- >> he seems to be saying in the "60 minutes" interview that there is a problem with muslims. >> i didn't hear it that way at all. i think i heard him

and asked donald trump if he knew the difference. and this was trump's reaction when he was asked about why he didn't seem to. >> ok. so i will say this, though. you giving me name after name, arab name, arab name, and there are few people anywhere, anywhere, that would have known those names. i think he's reading them off a sheet. gwen: ok. this is what marco rubio had to say right after that. >> well, you should ask him questions in detail about foreign policy questions our president will confront because you better lead the cribt on the first day, not six months from now on the first day the president could confront a national security crisis. gwen: what about that? that's a perfect case where he didn't quite have the comeback. >> that's right. and it really was a big moment there for marco rubio. of course, he's one of the youngest -- the youngest candidate in this race. a first-term senator and one of the big questions about him is whether or not he has the experience to run, whether or not he can be commander in chief on day on

it's against donald trump 5 2% first place and then slate and that's also donald trump. so we had a great time. >> from there he opened the floor to questions from the audience and this is the first question he got. >> this man, i like this guy. >> amen, okay, we have a problem in this country, it's called muslims. we me our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. >> we need this question -- this first question. [ laughter ] >> anyway, we have training camps growing where they want to kill us. >> uh-huh. >> that's my question. when can we get rid of them? >> we'll look at a lot of different things and a lot of people are saying that and a lot of people are saying bad things are happening out there. we'll be looking at that and plenty of other things. >> virtually the same thing happened to john mccann during the 2008 campaign. >> i can't trust obama. i have read about him, and he's not -- he's a -- he's an arab. he is not -- >> no, ma'am. >> no? >> no, ma'am. no, ma'am. he's a descent family-man citizen that i just happen to have disappoigreements w

donald trump is for donald trump. he believes in nothing other than himself. look, he's not a liberal. he's not a moderate, he's not a conservative. he's not a democrat, he's not a republican, he's not an independent. donald trump is for donald trump. he's not for anything, he's not against anything. issues don't mean anything to him. -points and ideas aren't important to him. he's for donald.

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donald trump first place by a lot. the street, the street, donald trump 52%. that's a lot whether you have all of these guys. that's a lot. it's not against two people. it's against -- donald trump 52% first place. then you had slate and that's also donald trump. so we had a great time. now, you don't read about that so much on television. coming out, boy, fox treated me shabbily. they treated me shabbily, but that's okay. cnn a little bit better. they treated me a little bit better. but the end result is people know what happened. it was an incredible time. and we are going to do something very special. there is a great movement going on. and it's a special movement. it's a movement where people want to see our country be great again. they want to see things happen. they want to see the right things happen. the people of new hampshire, don't you love to work? so, you know, i had a little news yesterday because he is a great person and he is a great winner. i love winners. we love winners, right? [cheers and applause] >> so a great winner. tom brady. tom brady

and donald trump. number two, the next debate is on cnbc, donald trump did well on the first debate, not so well on the second, heading into the third more of a player and more center stage and more of a driving force in the race and as he said to erin burnett, this is in his wheelhouse. as this gets analyzed, there will be people who say it explodes the deficit. people will say you never get the economic growth you want for it. we'll see how it plays, trump is trying to get back as the driving force. amanda, jeb bush released a tax plan not that wildly different than this one but it didn't get nearly the attention that this is getting, so is this the trump effect we're seeing here? >> well, certainly, whatever donald trump has a way of getting more attention than the others but i think the easiest way to think about this plan is that a, it's very much like jeb bush's plan and collapses the brackets from seven to four and has a big healthy dose of populism on top in terms of wiping out taxes for the lo

donald trump has run zero of them. he's also not created a network of super pacs like all the other candidates have. he has not started aid campaign fund-raising operation of his campaign. tonight he is racing money. tonight his speech on that ship is a fund-raiser but not for him or for his presidential campaign. it is a fund-raiser for someone else and that turns out to be a very weird story. which starts in south dakota in the 2014 senate race? south dakota. that was a really weird senate race. democratic senator tim johnson announced he wouldn't run for re-election. republican governor of the state then announced he would run for the seat but he was embroiled in this complicated corruption scandal and his administration in addition to him, a former republican u.s. senator had been really popular in south dakota but left office almost 20 years ago decided he would run as an independent. then there was this awesome democratic candidate who barnstormed the state and did these little music videos and concerts from. he

donald trump is wrong. tara, maybe she should start tweeting more. >> well, i mean, this is -- she's just another victim of donald trump's attacks. i thought that was one of the moments where jeb bush asserted himself in a way that was good for him. because, you know, for donald trump to go after his wife seemed a little low-brow. i understand the point, what he was trying make. he's trying to rouse people up about this. it was really unfair at that point. the fact he wouldn't apologize, when he had the opportunity to kind of be the bigger person there and apologize, like, all right, maybe i didn't need to bring your wife into it. she's not running for office. he didn't. and i think it made him look small. another time when he would not apologize for being obnoxious, which he was. >> well, let's talk a little substance right now, because i want to go through what all of the candidates said, or at least some of them. let's start with donald trump. he said he would deport all criminal immigrants on day one of

the white house fired right back at donald trump today, john, after donald trump failed to correct a supporter at a rally who said president obama is a muslim. for the president it is a false slur he has heard over and over and over. they are lies president obama has heard before. they hounded his first bid for the white house. now they're back just as he's approaching the end of his second term. this time it was a false smear about the president's religion at a donald trump rally. >> we have a problem in this country. it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. >> we need this question. >> trump's failure to set the record straight was no shocker to white house aides who've heard the gop front runner repeatedly deny the truth of the matter, that the president is a christian who was born in hawaii. >> is anybody really surprised that this happened at a donald trump rally? >> but the white house did note unlike trump mr. obama's one-time rival john mccain made it clear seven years ago when false rumors first swirled in the heat of tha

this is not about donald trump. this is about the platform republicans have created and it's a danger. it's a danger not just to the american muslim community. i think it's a danger to the country. >> okay, james, i want to bring in the panel back in. we have been focusing on donald trump with republicans. politics of fear is something democrats have played with as well. it was the democrats in congress who voted against closing guantanamo bay because they thought, you know, there was popular support against having any transfer of these high value detainees to the american mainland. so aren't both sides guilty of a failure to lead when it comes to the politics? >> harry reid led that fight against closing guantanamo, but i thought also because they were worried that the republicans would use it as a campaign issue against them. >> that's not leadership. >> no, it's not leadership at all, but it's a lot different than getting out there and either encouraging or playing footsy with people who believe the president's a

else. >> donald trump! >> reporter: a new abc news/"the washington post" poll shows trump with a healthy 13-point lead over dr. ben carson. but carson has a healthy lead over the rest of them. less healthy, jeb bush, polling peek id down at 8%. tough going into wednesday's cnn debate where critics say a strong performance is crucial after they consider a lackluster job in the first debate. >> maybe the bar's even higher for me. that's fine. >> it's not just good news in the national polls for trump, but new hampshire too. the latest monmouth university poll gives him an 11-point edge there with carson gaining ground in second. trump will bring his polls and hump to dallas tonight, a rally just two days before the big debate. it's not all rosy for trump. one poll shows 70% of latinos find trump insulting or offensive. and 65% say he's hurting the gop's image. trump recently told cnn he is actually on his best behavior. >> i'm trying to be nice. >> reporter: but carly fiorina's backers beg to differ. her supe

donald trump, it is to attack them back. and what has happened though is that this campaign has broken off into the two camps, the establishment lane and the anti-establi anti-establishment lane, and clearly the carson camp and the trump camp see each other as the biggest rivals in the anti-establishment camp, and so you will see much more of this as the campaign progresses. >> another outsider carly fiorina and she has come in the crosshairs, and there was a rolling stone report that trump derided her look, and specifically the face, and now she has come out with this new campaign ad. here it is. >> ladies, look at this face. [ cheers and applause ] and look at all of your faces. the face of leadership. the face of leadership in our party, the party of women's suffrage. the face of leadership -- >> this is intriguing, ana, because it is not an ad against trump even though he said those things about her, but it is an ad that slams democrats, and what is the strategy here? >> well, carly has also proven to be an effective cou