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

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

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

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

that helps donald trump. jeb bush probably needs to pick on scott walker or one of the other former governors and see if he can get a little bit of -- a little bit more energy going on the stage. >> all right, margaret. what about carly fiorina, one of the most captivating candidates to emerge from round one. she's on the main stage. she's getting a lot more publicity but the poll numbers, at least nationally, haven't seemed to move that much. >> carly's biggest challenge, biggest goal, is to solidify her status as a top-tier candidate. look, she has all the advantages she needs. she's an outsider from washington, the electorate is craving someone who is not a professional politician. and it's easy to break away from the kid's table like she did last time. she's got to keep that going forward so she can really solidify herself as a credible, top-tier candidate. her biggest risk, look, she's got to answer to some of the hits against her that donald trump, frankly because he's donald trump, has picked up steam.

grow up, donald trump, grow up. >> even glenn beck has had enough of donald trump. but glenn beck clings to the optimism that donald trump might someday actually grow up. glenn beck's disgust with trump comes on a day when donald trump continues to explore what he can get away with saying no other presidential candidate can say. this time about the only republican woman running for president and rolling stone showed the scene of the trump entourage on the trump jet watching carly fiorina on tv. look at that face, he cries, would anyone vote for that? can you imagine that the face of our next president. the laughter grows haunting and fantd me hind him. she's a woman andite i'm not supposed to say bad things but come on, are we serious. donald trump made the rounds on tv doing his vision of damage control. pretending what he said, look at that face, he didn't mean that face. >> probably i did say something about that. i am talking about persona, not look. when she and other people hit me on things no one comes to my defense. >> you come to your defense. >> carly had

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. >

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

donald trump. donald trump has take answer couple stabs at jeb bush. our reporter sara muir rmurray s in the room with donald trump. we expect him to take questions which is significant because this is the first time he's had a town hall in new hampshire since he was asked a very hateful question about muslims which he chose not to challenge. he's expected to take questions. we'll bring that to you live. in the meantime, as these two town halls are going on, i want to go now to our panel of guests, katrina peterson, republican strategist and former rnc communication strategist doug high and s.e. cupp. good to have all of you with us. >> thank you. >> doug, he came out swinging talking about polls. that's the donald trump we all know. right, live speech, he comes out with the polls. today he had the ammunition. suffolk university, he's solidly in the lead, up six points since july. at the same time, you see jeb bush falling. this is a significant lead in his poll. are you surprised? >> i'm not surpr

donald trump is donald trump. that's what people love about him. i'll tell you another thing. a lot of hispanic clients of mine told me that they're going to vote for trump. they just don't want to go out in public and expose themselves. and this tells you right then and there they understand what he's trying to say. i'm so proud. i want to emphasize this. i'm proud of my culture an i'm a hispanic american and there's a lot of people telling me they'll vote for trump and they're hispanic. >> all right. we'll end it there and continue the conversation coming up. do stand by with me, panel. up next, breaking news, in that desperate search for the three suspected cop killers in illinois. we are getting word that a video has now been turned over that could offer a key piece of evidence. plus, breaking news involving the man behind the massacre of a charleston church. hear what the prosecutor wants to do now. we're back in a moment. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the res

donald trump, another ad campaign against donald trump from the club for growth. it's an outside group, they're going after him, saying falsely advertising that i will raise taxes, that's what trump says about this ad campaign they have just launched. take a look at donald trump's tweets. when you attack donald trump, get ready to be hit back even harder. >> right. look, one of the things that this helps donald trump with is his able to say, i'm the anti-establishment guy, i'm the one that's going against all of the money interest, all of the washington insiders are gearing up. sort of plays perfectly into his message. and the other interesting thing about it is that they're going to put, you know, a couple -- a million dollars into ads out in iowa but with one tweet, donald trump can counter that and doesn't have to spend a dime. it's a fascinating dynamic to watch as part of modern campaigns and how the trump campaign is using it to their advantage. >> he doesn't have to spend money for advertising because he go on television. unlike other candidate whose are af

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

going after donald trump. what's so interesting is the huge crowd here in anaheim at the convention center in deep blue california and a lot of people in the crowd here said they would not vote for trump under any circumstances, that they love that ben carson is this calm cool reasoned voice in the race. they don't like trump's tone. be really interesting to see whether or not this is actually the moment where trump and carson just really start going at it and whether the polls start to change and we see trump slide a bit. >> any idea how many people showed up at that event in anaheim that's under way right now? >> reporter: i know about 8,000 people rsvp'd. there's some empty seats but it's a big crowd and a lot of excited people in line who say they are committed to carson. a lot of them. not as much candidate shopping as you might see in iowa or new hampshire. >> fascinating development. we'll get back to you and monitor that rally out there for dr. ben carson. hillary clinton is now trying to get out from

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>> 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

he, donald j. trump does not whine when his gop rivals or the clucking national media or late night comedians attack him or his look, calling him everything from a clown, a monster, a fool, a no, nothing, most incredibly when they mock his physical appearance as well. just listen to bush, to clinton, to the very sensitive jon stewart, as they all mock the appearance, the face, the persona of poor donald. >> well, i had debate prep with stephen colbert, he played donald trump as you might expect. was a little surprised he put on yellow cotton candy on his head. he ate his own hair, asked if i wanted some, i took a little piece of the donald's hair. >> if anyone wonders if mine is real, here's the answer. the hair is real, the color isn't. and come to think of it i wonder if that's true for donald true. >> my hair is just fine. >> first things first, your hair is not fine. people are not attack their hair, they're defending themselves from something that appears like it's about to attack them. lou: w

well, welcome to last word, donald. donald trump is still angry bill o'reilly tonight showed the same cnn poll that we have all been showing that has donald trump losing support but still the front-runner. donald trump might also have a hard time watching the "tonight show" starring jimmy fallon tonight. here's a sneak peek. >> donald trump has recently said that if vladimir putin says he wants to meet with trump when he comes here. and that he wants to sit down and have a conversation with him. you've met putin. >> i have. the two of them have a lot in common, actually. but we'll just leave it at that. do you do an imitation of putin? i could tell you if it was good or not. >> just basically talk like this. and that's all. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> he was kind of like bursting out of the buttons in his shirt. he's kind of a barrel chested guy and proud of it. >> if he's wearing a shirt, it's a good day. >> it says here the full interview airs on nbc tonight after your late local news. if you needed me to tell you that, boy.

donald trump taking heat and firing back. we're live at the reagan library in california. >>> a developing story from south america. powerful earthquake shakes chile. strong after shocks still going. the death toll rising. a million people forced from their homes and the effect here in the u.s. >>> and also new this half hour, a well-known comedian comes clean about 9/11. he wasn't there after all and he's apologizing for the lie. but it may still cost him. >>> and should he just stick to music? kanye west shakes up new york fashion week with an army themed collection. how do you look in beige? that's in "the skinny" on this thursday, september 17th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning. we begin with the debate, number two for the republican presidential hopefuls trying to distinguish themselves in a three-hour primetime face-off. donald trump. >> three hours. >> -- told a reporter that it was longer than "gone with the wind." >> that's pretty long. he looked exhausted by the end of it. by the way, t

that was donald trump. speaking in rochester, new hampshire, a town hall event, taking questions from voters in a traditional new hampshire-style, you know one-on-one. intimate but large gathering. we talk about donald trump the economy, and who can best fix the situation we're in. your reaction, richards, to whether trump is right when he said he won the whole thing last night judging by internet. >> you cannot judge off this debate. you have to see polls, how american people viewed him. i think that big winner last night was chris christie, too bad for him this bump is not going to be enough to put him in totop tier candidates. because he has opinion so weak. trish: he is not bad in that debate-like setting, he goes into an attack mode, as opposed to giving a strategy, we saw this last. >> we did. it worked out for him in the first one, i don't know if it was three hours, and people could not take it how long it went. i think that real winner from last night was hillary clinton. th went through and looked

donald trump didn't do it for publicity. he's help funded him getting him out and getting on his feet. he will not leave a man behind on the battlefield. we won't see presidents with military experience. we're probably not going to see that future. but we want to see a man with a track record of supporting the troops. he's done more for troops than the majority of the ones on the stage. encouraging troop support and veteran support. he's the only one that's challenged the revenue to be donated to veterans. none of the other guys care about that. >> kurt, you want to respond? >> scottie, it's hugely important that he supports veterans, that's good. but is this a guy we trust with the lives of our soldiers in his hands with his finger hovering over the button? i'm not sure he has the e emotional readiness to do it. he seems to e react with anger rather than thought. malice rather than cunning, that worries me because the lives of american men and women in uniform are the most important thing, as i know you agree. >> i do, but

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

jueves frente a las avenido oficina de donald trump. >>> hay un patrÓn de conducta que el seÑor donald trump es responsable. >>> y es que segÚn la demanda entablada en una corte del bronx el principal agresor identificado coidentifico es el jefe de seguridad del donald trump. >>> estamos demandando a donald trump a su campaÑa sus empresas y au jefe de seguridad por agresiÓn y violacion de derechos civiles. >>> para notero fer ir con el proceso legal la organices ha cancelado una manifestaciÓn para el 15 de septiembre. >>> originalmente, donald trump habÍa dicho que, demando ria al activista que denunciÓ la agresiÓn pero no hizo comentarios al respecto. >>> un jurado determinarÁ si falla o favor o en contra cuando los inmigrantes y donald trump se encuentra en en los tribunal. >>> en new york para telemundo. >>> gracias isolda. >>> bueno saben que donald trump sigue generando controversia el presidente candidato presidente

except donald trump. and it's, what's remarkable is that he is actually crafted this image of himself more than being a businessman. a marketer. right? he crafted this image of himself he is this straight talker who is going to be the honest guy. the honest broker. he doesn't speak in a polished way. like ordinary folks. he went on the view today and said he would defund planned parenthood and have joy behar invite him back to talk in person. >> if you are going to be the straight talk guy. be the straight talk guy. don't pretend as if everybody is stupid for understanding what you actually say. if you say, you're saying to your cronies and according to the reporter, yes men, talking about her face. just own up to it. >> yeah, but he know the consequences of owning of to it, perhaps, right? look, he can say he is doing really well with republican women. which he is. but if you look at the poll numbers of women overall, favorable, unfavorable, he has got a 58% unfavorable. he is underwater by 27 points wit

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

he, donald j. trump, does not whine when his gop rivals or the disk.nsational national cag m yt f n, monster, a fool arks know-nothing. most bredably when they mock his physical appear wrans as well. just listen to bush, to lynne, to the very sensitiitive john stewart they all mock the persona of poor donald. >> i had debate prep with steve colbert, and he played donald trump. i was a little surprised he put on yellow cotton candy on his head. he ate his own hair. asked if i wanted some. i took a little piece of the donald's hair. >> if anyone wonder if mine is real, here's the answer. the hair is real. the color isn't. and come to think of it, i wonder if that's true for donald too. >> my hair is just fine. stroo first thing is first, your hair is not fine. >> people are not attacking your hair. they are defending themselves from something that appears like it's about to attack them. loo hmm. well, you know, i might expect that of john stewart, but take a look at this cover of the highly regarded

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

but donald trump went after him today. that gave rick perry a reason to go on television which he did just after donald trump's remarks to answer donald trump's contention that he, governor rick perry is about to jump out of the presidential race. it didn't go well. >> joining me now former texas governor rick perry. do you want to make news today on the real story? is donald trump right? are you getting out of the race? >> you know, a broken clock is right once a day. >> how many times a day? come on, governor. come on. >> are you getting out of the race? >> you know, a broken clock is right once a day. so the bottom line is i'm still here, still working. >> god bless him. governor rick perry had to let go of the staff member whose job it was to remind him about the numerical ending of common american idioms. wait until the bird in hand versus birds in bushes things. that's a tough one in terms of the map. rick perry is having a hard time. more on the question of whether or not his campaign is over later in the show. toni

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

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

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

there is john kasich and there is, of course, donald trump. we're back again with john king, gloria boringer, mallika, in terms of what you anticipate. how aggressive do you see some candidates tonight going after donald trump? >> in someways, they box themselves into a corner already because they have been so aggressive with donald trump. they have done it on instagram and in interviews. so in someways, if they don't come into this debate ready to bring the same kind of fire and punch to what

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

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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

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

a new poll has him at 32%. >> donald trump, donald trump, and donald trump. mark: in our ongoing attempt to understand the trump phenomena, we partnered with our colleagues at purple strategies into the best and did a focus group last night with 12 donald backers in new hampshire. >> when you hear him call mexicans rapists, does that bother people? >> didn't bother me. >> what would a trump presidency look like? >> classy. i think he would bring a lot back. >> i look forward to it. >> it's an interesting thing every day. mark: what, if anything, will pierce his teflon? al: he is successfully parlaying a sense of anger and anxiety and there's a healthy dose of racism and what he is doing. >> a normal candidate in trouble with the stuff. john: in ames, iowa, mark asked trump about his suggestion mccain is no war hero. will trump survive this? will he thrive for will he take a dive? mark: as someone who likes donald trump before this, i can't imagine this will turn them off. john: with all due respect to macy's, you can take the donald off of your shelves, but y

. >> and donald trump is the guy to take down. >> and i make good deals, and it is ale talent, and -- it is a t i am fighting nice people and believe me, they don't have it. they don't have it. >> and in the end, he needs a record and has to be serious about it. >> and he has to be a conservative and there is nothing conservative about donald trump. >> i hope that we focus more on the issues. >> we respect to the pollsters and the media people, neither of them decide the elections, and voters do. >> hello, everybody. i'm ashleigh banfield, and welcome to the sen e ter of the political universe for the next couple of hours. anyway, this hour on cnn, 15 republican candidates for president are going to start showing up at the scene on the right-hand side of the screen. the ronald reagan presidential library, and they will be taking brief tours of that massive stage right there, and they are going to be sharing in back-to-back cnn debates beginning in a few hour, and for some of them, this stage could with be the springboard, and for others, this stage could be the last stand. here's a re

gwen: don't you think in donald trump's world women generally say that's great, donald, thank you. i think he thinks calling a woman beautiful, even in a professional situation, is a compliment. >> i think you could tell by the look on his face as he made that comment, that he thought he was giving her one of the best compliments he could give her. and it was clearly just a tone deaf moment. one of a number of tone deaf moments and you talk about that exchange with marco rubio. there was this fascinating moment where donald trump was actually at the point where he had to promise that he would learn the issues by the time he was elected. and i've never heard a presidential candidate really ever make that admission or make that promise. and so donald trump continues to break all the rules. whether that's going to have an impact on his standing in the polls because his appeal seems to be not based at all on his command of the issues. it's based on a whole bunch of other things. we're going to have to wait and see. >> it's interesting. that answer of hers. i know women in america heard

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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

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. take a look at these bbq trophies: best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... yep, greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophies, cowboy? ♪ whoomp there it is uh, yeah... well, uh, well there's this one. be

then they asked donald trump what do you want your nickname to be, donald trump doesn't misa beat and he says humble. >> never, never, never, never. that's not trump. that's not what it's going to be. nicole wallace, the overall tonight for the republican party, is this a more serious step towards the nomination than the first debate was? >> yeah, and you take the first and the second debate together, and i think in that whole evening of commentary and back and forth, you have the kasich against trump, carly, jeb, others have delivered it. and so it's up to the voters. but i think you saw a lot of substance tonight. >> all right, now time for analysis from people who have actually seen the whole debate.

it has been working for donald trump. i think senator marco rubio might be tougher to take down because he's somebody who is incredibly likable and even carlie fiorina, it's clear that those two have very high, favorable numbers. so, i think, i think he's going to have a tougher time keeping those two quiet. >> so you think rubio can survive the attack because he's saying he doesn't want be part of the trump freak show? >> between the two of them, i don't think the two of them need to throw name calling. i think between rubio and trump, they share a lot of the same base. so to sit there, one of them is not going to win and the other one is going to want those votes that were behind them. so i don't think it's smart for either one of be throwing punches. mr. trump does not throw punches first. he defends himself. in this case, senator rubio went after him. even if it was weeks ago. but here is what the great point of this is. all of them, including carlie, goes donald trump, where is your policy? he has more policy on his

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-