luntz: what advice you have?- what advice do you have when you try to prioritize your career and family? what is the best way to get that right? mr. luntz:mr. trump: i know most of the successful people in the world. i sold an apartment to a chinese person for $55 million. i like china. i just don't appreciate that their leaders are so much smarter than our leaders and they were. all of the time. same with mexico. i love the mexican people. thousands of them work for me. i just don't like that the mexican leaders are ripping off our country because they are smarter and more cunning than our leaders and our negotiators. between the trade and the border they are killing us. mr. luntz: your press conferences would take forever. [laughter] mr. trump: i was trying to get out the point. mr. luntz: career and family -- how do you balance? mr. trump: the happiest people are the people that have good families. i know the richest people in the world, i know the toughest people in the world, i know the most brutal people. g

luntz: ladies and gentlemen,

luntz: wonderful question. mr. huckabee: it goes to the heart of what i quoted from in second chronicles, "he can't bless our nation if he would want to unless we repent." let's be honest. this nation has committed grievous sins in the matter in which it has treated others. it is not about abortions. i think we have missed the point here. it is about how we treat the worth of every single human being. do we believe there is such a thing as a person who lacks intrinsic worth and value? the idea that we are all equal is the reason that we have the opportunity to be americans. but it we say some people don't have worth, that they are disposable, if we say the captain of the football team has more value than the child of down syndrome, which i cannot believe anyone would say because it is so brazen, but if we decide one baby should die and one baby should live because of social inconvenience or economic situations, if that is how we value the worth of another human being, we have certainly forgotten who we are as a cou

luntz: going again to the back.phone for. -- microphone four. >> i was told i cannot ask it you had read any of steve's books, but aside from that, i would ask, with someone running for arguably the most important job in the entire world went -- what deep down motivate somebody to take on that challenge? dr. carson: well, i could only answer that question for myself. i -- obviously, i cannot answer that for anybody else. is that permissible in this setting? mr. luntz: but you are still speaking of what a president should have or should be thinking about. dr. carson: right. first of all it was not something that would be on my bucket list. i had a long arduous career and there were 15,000 cases, and i was really looking for to retirement. i would like to say. [applause] but that whole career surrounded children and saving their lives and improving the quality of their lives. when you look how -- when you look out there right now and you see a nation that is being divided on every level, a war on women, racial wars, i

frank luntz: senator marco rubio!pplause] [cheering] [applause] >> thank you. >> great job. senator marco rubio: thank you. >> [applause] [applause] >> saving babies all over iowa, please welcome the encouraging executive director of informed choices, rachel owen. >> [applause] >> good morning, iowa. you know it is a beautiful i will morning -- iowa morning when you're -- [indiscernible] -- has one off by 7:00 p.m. i love iwoa, my home state. -- iowa my home state. my grandparents moved here 100 years ago with their 12 children and settled in the eastern part of the state and populated it. >> [laughter] >> you'll have to excuse me, i am a little bit -- my husband and i just found out -- i haven't even told our in-laws yet, but we just found out we are expecting i was six child. praise god. >> [applause] >> god is good. it was kind of unexpected. something that we, uh woke up one morning and said, oh, something is not quite right in the world. then we talked about it and we both started to panic a little bit for the fi

donald trump: -- frank luntz: you called him a dummy. is that appropriate for running for president? donald trump: you have to let me speak, frank, because you interrupt me all the time. let's take john mccain. i'm in phoenix. we have a meeting that is going to have 500 people. we get a call from the hotel. turmoil. allison's and thousands of people are showing up 3, 4 days. -- days before. the hotel says, we cannot handle this. we move it to the convention center. we have 15,000 people. the biggest one ever. bigger than bernie sanders bigger than the people whose -- who showed up to hear him speak. a beautiful day with incredible people that were wonderful, great americans. i will tell you. john mccain goes, oh, boy trump

frank luntz: senator marco rubio! [applause] mr.ubio: thank you very much. >> thank you. >> great job. mr. rubio: thank you. [applause] >> tonight on "q&a >> the artist talking about our use of art around gang affiliations run the world. >> pelican bay isn't alone in this. around the country, you can rent -- land in solitary for your art , you're reading your belief your gender status or your friends. >> a lot of times it is not to show the finished drawing, it is to build rapport with people. when you have a big camera it puts a distance between you and the person. they're taking these images and you cannot see what they are taking. even though you are producing beautiful things later. when you draw it is a vulnerable thing. they can see exactly what you're doing. it is more of an interchange. most people have not been drawn before and most are delighted to be drawn. a lot of times i draw people because i like to. >> on c-span's "q&a," tonight. >> this weekend, the c-span cities to her travels -- tour travels across the country to

i mean, his whole enter sue with frank luntz was shtick.seemed like it was a jimmy kimmel interview where there was a lot of interrupting and donald trump to running it. i don't think it was necessarily support for donald trump. >> ryan, what do you make of the abc poll? >> first thing to say he is at 24%, 11 points over his closest rival. i looked earlier today, that is the largest lead that any republican has had in a national poll this cycle. that's something. right? oern, if you go back and look at the history of wide open field on the republican side -- look at 2012. there were about five or six different candidates who led during the course of the sort of two-year period, you know, 2011, 2012. so i agree with most analysts who look at this race and say, it is, you know, there is no chance that donald trump is going to be nominated by the republican party as their presidential nominee. on the other hand, i don't think he's very easy to predict how long this surge will last. criticism just seems to make him stronger, and seems to push h

frank luntz, great to see you in washington in person. ahead, why are those disturbing planned parenthood videos big news for some media outlets and nonnews for others. >>> was >>> >>> . >>> barack obama made his seventh and final appearance on "the daily show." it's no secret that jon stewart likes the president and doesn't like republicans. they did have an interesting discussion about the media. >> have people in government people in administration your office have you yourself become too guarded in the way that you speak to the american people and to practice in the art of spin? >> the problem with our interaction with the media is probably overstated. i think what's understated is the splintering of the media generally so it's hard for us to get one conversation. you have folks who are constantly looking for facts that reinforce their existing point of view. >> joining us now to look at jon stewart's 16-year career is television and media critic for "the baltimore sun." jon stewart isn't hard on barack obama but was that a good inter

frank luntz, great to see you in washington in person.hy are those disturbing planned parenthood videos big news for some media outlets and nonnews for others. >>> was >>> >>> hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here we're here and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. . >> president obama made the 7th and final appearance on the daily show as jon stewart winds up and it is no secret he likes the president and does not like republicans. maybe that is why obama got to deliver long answers about the iran income deal but they had an interesting discussion about the media. >> have people in government or in administration, as your office have yourself, have you become too guarded in the way you speak to the american people and to practice in the art of spin a problem with our interaction with the media is probably overstated. what is understated is the splintering of the media so it is h

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we were just talking to frank luntz about this.it and said he is a war hero four times. >> yes. but he also said that i like war heroes who were not captured. this is a problem. let's not sugar coat it. this is not a good moment for the trump campaign. >> no. >> no matter how he keeps talking about it it's not a good moment. i don't know that the headlines that this is the waterloo for trump or the downfall of the donald i don't think that that is going to prove itself to be true. he is not a guy who seems like he pulls out of things any time soon. and will have voter that is stick with him. >> he is winning in just about all the polls right now. here is what he said a short time ago on the td show. he's blaming the media. >> matt that's what you don't do. excuse me. excuse me matt. you're the media and you do the same thing. the next sentence was, he is a war hero. i said that. but they never want to play it. and you don't want to play it. >> why would you say the first thing? >> excuse me. >> why would you say the first matt part

. >> despite all of the controversy fox news contributor frank luntz explains why. >> he says what he thinks. the american people other than wanting genuine accountability from the next president, they want someone who tells it like it is. it is not about trump's background and not even about trump's policies because we don't know what they are, he says what comes to his mind. he doesn't sound rehearsed. and that 20 percent of america likes that. >> luntz referencing a recent abc news washington poll showing trump leading against the gop candidates with more than twice the support of his closest rival scott walker. >> the man accused of gunning down nine black workers is hit with hate crime charges. dylann roof is accused of opening fire at emanuel ame church. lower loretta lynch says the 21-year-old planned the massacre at the historically black church to spark racial hostility across america. >> 3-5 minutes of terror. the fbi revealing new details about the chattanooga shooting and response by our service members. one member of our military immediately is spot by abdulazeez, the gun

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so frank luntz interview, donald trump feared back. it's a lengthy exchange and we want to play you this whole thing so you can hear in the entirety what donald trump says. here you go. >> referring to people as rapists, referring to people -- john mccain a war hero 5 1/2 years of a p.o.w. and you call him a dummy. is that a prop pree ate inappropriate in running for president? >> you have to let me speak. you interrupt. i know him too well. that's the problem. i'm in phoenix in. we have a meeting that is going to have 500 people at the hotel. we get a call from the hotel, it's turmoil. thousands and thousands of people are showing up three and four days before. they are pitching tents on the hotel grass. the hotel said we can't handle this. we move it to the convention center. we have 15,000 people the biggest one of bigger than bernie sanders. 15,000 people showed up to hear me speak, bigger than anybody, and everybody knows it. a beautiful day with incredible people that were wonderful, great americans. i will tell you. john mccain

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we'll hear from republican strategist frank luntz. >>> plus a battle in the hamptons between the localser partygoers. that's the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm maria medina. and i'm frank mallicoat >>> and good morning everyone, we start with a live look at the golden gate bridge. just one car on the road. i hope everyone had a good weekend. it is monday, july 20th. i'm maria medina. >> pretty slow day at work huh? one car. hi everyone, i'm melisa mendez. it is -- frank mallicoat. it is 4:30 now and roberta is here now to answer the old question where did the weekend go? >> i think a lot of people just hunk redound. record heat yesterday around the area. and 86 degrees in san francisco right now and it's very slow to cool down. the temperatures this is amazing. 73 degrees in livermore. it is 75 at this early hour in concord: later today, brace yourself for another muggy hot day. 60s beaches and 70s, 80s bayside. to the mid and high 90s inland. your full forecast is minutes away. bu

we'll hear from republican strategist frank luntz. >>> plus a battle in the hamptons between the localser partygoers. that's the news for this monday morning. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> get ready for another day of temperatures that feel like they're in the triple digits. we have a check on your forecast and let you know what you need to know to stay cool. also, new overnight a father witnesses his son's murder north philadelphia. the clues police have to help them track down that gunman. >> and, more than five decades of tension and animosity have come to the ends, restoring full diplomatic relations today. more on the new era between the countries coming up. >> good morning today is monday july 20th, 2015. another dangerously hot day today. we check in with katie. another triple digit feeling day? >> for the most part you what want to think about here guys the

republican strategist frank luntz says his refusal to pay nice with the republican party could have big implications. >> this could be the beginning of a third-party candidacy. >> reporter: the g.o.p. national committee has warned trump saying there is no place for comments that disparage those who have served honorably. brian webb for cbs news. >> the republican candidates face off in their first debate next month. >>> the main route between california and arizona is closed after a major interstate bridge collapse. flood waters washed out the texas washington bridge yesterday and it forced commuters to go hundreds of miles out of their way. john blackstone has more. >> reporter: a 30 by 50 foot section of california's interstate 10 freeway collapsed sunday sending this truck over the edge of the roadway. bystanders reportedly used straps tied to guard rails to keep the truck from falling into the water below. it took nearly two hours to rescue its injured driver. when the eastbound side of i-10 gave way, people driving this major artery between los angeles and phoenix saw hours long ba

. >> at a conference of religious conservatives today, donald trump starred with frank luntz or senator john mccain. >> a war hero. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured, i hate to say it. >> reporter: trump didn't stay there. he also questioned mccain's -- >> he said he graduated last in his class in awe annapolis. you're not supposed to say somebody graduated last or second to the last because you're supposed to be like frank says very nice. >> reporter: reaction exploded on social media. out of the 14gop hopefuls, 13 jumped mccain's defense. jeb bush tweeted enough with the slanderous attacks. senator john mccain and all of our veterans, pickly pows this earned respect and admiration. lindsey graham tweeted if there's no doubt the growing mountainous statements should end. gop candidate scott walker didn't hesitate to call out trump. >> donald trump today needs to apologize to senator mccain and all of the other men and women who wear the uniform. >> reporter: at a press conference later in the day trump went on the defensive about he joining

. ♪ ♪ [no audio] [no audio] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back frank luntz and welcome to iowarmer pennsylvania u.s. senator rick santorum. frank: how many would define you as living paycheck to paycheck. it's probably 1/3 of the people in this room. we have been surveys between 50 and 55%. one of your focal points has been working for blue-collar because you have felt that republicans have forgotten them. what answer do you have for those who are at middle or slightly below middle income so that they can get their vision of the american dream? mr. santorum: the bottom line is, if we're going to restore the bear country, we have to start making things in america again. that is the most important thing we can do is to bring manufacturing back to this country. [applause] it created middle america. if you think about it, over the decade of the 1900s, america's middle income was robust and strong. when manufacturing declined in the 1970's and 1980's, so did the hollowing out of the middle of this entry. i travel around and you go to the small towns in iowa and what you find is a lo

we ask frank luntz and his panel of voters. >> do you trust hillary clinton?ask this question a year ago i would have said to you hillary for sure. we need a woman president quite honestly i think women are smarter than men. >> are you married? are you married? >> yes. >> to your first wife? >> hopefully my wife didn't hear this but she might have. but hillary has lost the trust of a lot of people. that's why as i said before she has to come out and be honest and man up as you say. >> if we're really honest with ourselves, there is no politician on the face of this earth that we trust 100%. they are all -- they all have flaws and scandals in heir past. >> but hillary -- >> -- i mean there is no one we trust. >> take responsibility for her behavior whether it's benghazi or the email problems or the fundraising problems, it's always the right wing. you know what? it's not. >> hillary has been dogged with the mark ridge pardon and bill clinton water water. there is-white water. there are so many skeletons in closet. >> we need a female president or black presiden

[applause] >> please welcome back frank luntz, and welcome to iowa in the 2015 family leadership summitnd entrepreneur donald trump. applause] >> hello. that was a very good reception. we always begin with an audience question for each candidate. so i want to ask you, how many of you, by a show of hands believe that the vast majority of politicians in washington, vast majority, play by their own set of rules and do not tell the truth? raise your hands. does anyone trust anyone in washington? second question, this is appropriate to you. what is more important to the next president, political experience or business experience? who says political, raise your hand. who says business experience raise your hand. >> i think both. i need to ask you, the most important attribute of a successful work force is their education and training. there a major issue out there -- and i know how focused you are on getting the best employees. common core has been very controversial. the president has had to step back on it. what should the next president do with common core and with education so that you ca

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supporters, in response trump went after mccain's military service this weekend moderated by frank luntz and all hell broke lose. >> let me get to it. >> he's a war hero. >> lest not a war hero. >> he is a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. he's a war hero because he was captured, okay? >> why would you say you like people that don't get captured, it's a simple question. >> i do. why? the people that don't get captured i'm not supposed to like? >> are you suggesting that john mccain did something to lead to his capture? >> of course not, how could you think that? >> that's what you said. >> go back to being -- go back to being -- let me explain something. when john mccain calls 15,000 people that showed up in phoenix, arizona to talk about illegal immigration, he calls them a bunch of crazies, he's doing a great disservice to this country. john mccain picked a fight with me. he said 15,000 people were crazies. >> he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured, i like people that weren't captured. >> no, then if you go on, matt, see, that'

and frank luntz joins us. what do you think? >> good morning. i don't understand it.ing candid for being willing to say things that nobody else would say, but, and i apologize for my voice, it's left over from yesterday, but the public doesn't want someone who spent five and a half years in a prison of war camp attacked and this is not about john mccain. i want to be clear. this is about every veteran who has served this country in battle and has wondered every day whether this would be their last. i don't think that trump understands that in the military when you -- when you commit yourself to defend youryour country, that is the ultimate sacrifice, and unless he apologizes then his campaign is doomed. >> i'm not defending what trump said and i accept -- i revere john mccain's service and i like him as a man, but trump wasn't attacking every veteran. he was attacking john mccain specifically. so why are we saying that this is an attack on everyone who served? when it was an attack on one man who served. >> tucker listen to the last sentence. he respected people wheth

this weekend, there was a conversation with republican pollster frank luntz. trump fired back. we will roll it. >> refer to people as rapists, referring to john mccain a war hero 5 1/2 years as a p.o.w. and you call him a dummy. is that appropriate in running for president? >> you've got to let me speak, frank, because you interrupt all the time. >> okay. >> i know him too well. that's the problem. let's take john mccain. i'm in phoenix. we have a meeting that's going to have 500 people at the bilt biltmore hotel. thousands and thousands of people are showing up. they are pitching tents on the hotel grass. the hotel says we can't handle this. we move it to the convention center. we have 15,000 people. bigger than bernie sanders. 15,000 people showed up to hear me speak. bigger than anybody and everybody knows it. a beautiful day with incredible people that were wonderful, great americans, i will tell you. john mccain goes oh boy, trump makes my job difficult. he had 15,000 crazies show up. they weren't crazies. they were great americans. if you were to see these people -- i kno

host: yesterday in a q&a with frank luntz in ames iowa. we carry the entire event live yesterday. he was asked this question, he spoke with reporters courtesy of the des moines register. here's what donald trump had to say. [video clip] >> when i supposed to say, i like the people who don't get captured. >> what about in the context of john mccain? >> excuse me. i like the people who don't get captured. i respect them greatly. you have people that did get captured, i respect them also. >> you said the veterans in this cap -- you disrespected john mccain. john mccain has not done enough for the veterans of this country. when it john mccain says, he is not doing a great service to our veterans. host: how is this going to go? guest: that clip shows him trying to get away from what the problem comments are. he is taking a lot of praise for his immigration policies his military policies. that seems like fair game. again, attacking his military record, attacking his time as a pow is a whole different problem and an interesting thing. we have already seen, i think just about all of the p

luntz kept interrupting him so we don't know what he meant. your specific sentences trump said and i quote, he's a war hero because he was captured. okay? i believe perhaps he's a war hero. which kind of leave it is in the air. >> right. and the quote said that trump said mccain was not a war hero because he was captured. so, again, you know, these are words that are maybe not important to everybody. to me as a journalist it's important to quote somebody without adding a word. even if that's what you think they meant or even if you don't like them. to me anyway it's important for the news media to cover they don't like and issues they disagree on with the same kind of precision and accuracy they would afford an issue they do agree with or candidates they like. >> i totally understand. you're saying it's important to be accurate because it comes down to an attack on the media which shouldn't matter at all. cheryl atkinson thank you. >>> donald trump received not one but five deferments that kept him from serving in vietnam. that's according to

let's listen to what donald trump said about his relationship with god when asked about it by frank luntzod for forgiveness? [ laughter ] >> i'm not sure i have. i just go and try and do a better job from there. i don't think so. i think if i do something wrong, i think i just try and make it right. i don't bring god into that picture. i don't. >> e.j., when he's asked the question in front of that republican audience, you have ever asked god for forgiveness, the audience laughs as if they already think that's impossible, that's not this guy. and that probably also means all those people laughing in the audience about that question aren't taking him terribly seriously as a candidate. >> they laughed in a way that said they expected trump to say no, but god asked me for forgiveness all the time. it was, i do think that that puts him crosswise, particularly in iowa, with a large part of the republican party, the caucus turnout is disproportionately evangelical. but he brought up cruz. so far the rise of trump has been very bad for ted cruz. trump is actually attracting the people cruz hoped

pollster frank luntz was asking trump about his other controversial comments that he made about illegal immigrants. well, trump and mccain, like many others, have disagreed on that issue, and things just snowballed from there. listen to this. >> referring to people as rapists, referring to john mccain a war hero, 5 1/2 years as a p.o.w. and you call him a dummy. is that appropriate in running for president? >> okay. you got to let me speak though, frank, because you interrupt all the time, okay? i know him too well, that's the problem. let's take john mccain. i'm in phoenix. we have a meeting that's going to have 500 people at the built more hotel. we get a call from the hotel, it's turmoil. thousands and thousands of people are showing up, three, four days before, they're pitching tents on the hotel grass. the hotel says we can't handle this. going to destroy the hotel. we move it to the convention center. we have 15,000 people. the biggest one ever. bigger than bernie sanders, bigger than -- 15,000 people showed up to hear me speak. bigger than anybody and everybody knows it. a beauti

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republican strategist and cbs contributor frank luntz was interviewing trump in iowa when he made the comments about senator mccain. frank is in lachlks good morning. >> good morning. >> you said on "face the nation" it could be a turning point. is it a turning point? >> i think it's still significant. the fact that he still refuses to back down tells me that he's absolutely positively in this race to stay. and, in fact charlie, let's take this a step further. i believe if this continues to become even more contentious between trump and the republican party, then we have to start to consider the possibility of a third party movement, that donald trump has the money that ross perraultot has, and, in fact in a response to a question from the audience as i was interviewing he markedly refused to supportlyingort the republican nominee. >> how can he still be number one in the polls? >> there's a segment of people in society that have had it. donald trump say as what a lot of people are thinking but are unwilling to say, and so they gravitate to that. but what's different about this time i

republican strategist and cbs news contributor frank luntz was interviewing donald trump in iowa where he made those comments about senator mccain. frank is with us from los angeles. good morning. >> good morning. >> so you said -- you said on "face the nation" that this could be a turning point. is it a turning point? >> i think it's even more significant. in the last 24 hours, the fact that trump has still refused to back down the fact that he wrote that op-ed tells me that he is absolutely positively in this race to stay. and in fact, charlie, let's take this a step further. i believe if this continues to become even more contentious between trump and the republican party, that we have to start to consider the possibility of a third party movement. that donald trump has the money that ross perot had, he has an even greater degree of commitment to this race. he doesn't play by the rules that any oar candidate plays. and in response to a question from the audience as i was interviewing him, he markedly refused to commit t republican nominee. that this could be the beginning of a third

luntz: thank you, guys, god bless. rank you -- thank you, esther huckabee. -- mr. huckabee. mr. huckabee: thank you, frank. please welcome back the president of christians united for israel action, gary bauer. [applause] >> i do get to introduce gary bauer to you. i am tamara scott. i get the honor of not only introducing gary but i'm working with him on christians united for israel. just last tuesday when our secretary of state, that's right, our secretary of state put us in a very dangerous position, god already had 5,000 christians on capitol hill waiting to talk to their legislators, as if he had it planned. you could be part of the action fund as well. please stop by the booth. we have a very special offer. if you'd like to be part of next year's summit in d.c. only today, the money has to be turned in today, $25 registration. that is the cost of the first registration 10 years ago fortunes united for israel. so stop by. get one of those, and give us your money. join us next year on the hill when we stand up for israel. i get to introduce gary bauer. somebody i have admired

>> the event is being emceed by frank luntz who is known for conducting focus groups he's a republican strategist who focuses on how republicans can use the best language, the best messaging. so he's trying to give this a more intimate spin this time in which he asks the candidates individually not just his own questions but brings aud y ens members in to ask their own kwenss in order to get people off canned talking points and see how they can perform under these more intimate more pressured perhaps situations. and judging by trump's answers we're getting interesting responses. >> why am i not surprised, benjy sarlin in ames iowa? thank you so much. >>> new reaction to the iran deal from that country's supreme leader. why is he calling the u.s. arrogant after endorsing the nuclear agreement? million years ago. like our van. yeah. we need to sell it. hi. need an appraisal? yeah. we do. vo: when selling your car, start with a written offer no strings attached. carmax. start here. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have th

if you have watched frank luntz you know he is the best media analysts in america when it comes to understanding public opinion and words that work and frank told me what-- once if you don't say the name of the book seven times you won't sell the book, so i will talk about "the queen" on my long and if i mention "the queen" a lot it's because right tomie if i don't say that "the queen" seven times you will remember "the queen" and then you won't find "the queen", so i think i've already said "the queen" six times and without i will put it aside and come back to "the queen" a little bit later. [applause]. >> i was downstairs talking with general spiese and filomena about leadership and mel serves an extraordinary role helping people-- become leaders and i'm currently going to talk tonight about getting ready for something i'm going to be asking questions at the presidential debates and this is because of their rights. rights previous is a great chairman of the republican national committee and he has brought order out of the chaos of the last debate schedule. he has brought order to the primary c

host: yesterday in a q&a with frank luntz in ames iowa. we carry the entire event live yesterday.e was asked this question, he spoke with reporters courtesy of the des moines register. here's what donald trump had to say. [video clip] >> when i supposed to say, i like the people who don't get captured. >> what about in the context of john mccain? >> excuse me. i like the people who don't get captured. i respect them greatly. you have people that did get captured, i respect them also. >> you said the veterans in this cap -- you disrespected john mccain. john mccain has not done enough for the veterans of this country. when it john mccain says, he is not doing a great service to our veterans. host: how is this going to go? guest: that clip shows him trying to get away from what the problem comments are. he is taking a lot of praise for his immigration policies his military policies. that seems like fair game. again, attacking his military record, attacking his time as a pow is a whole different problem and an interesting thing. we have already seen, i think just about all of the pre

mika it's very obvious if you look at this in context that donald trump was asked a question by frank luntz, and he resorted to a low brow joke. sort of an al franken churned up joke. he said the same thing, said i respect a war hero is not somebody who gets captured. al franken said a war hero is somebody who does not get captured. franken said as far as i'm concerned, he sat out the war. a despicable joke. and donald's joke was a despicable joke. and donald saying three or four times afterwards that he was a hero. in this case in this case he needs to make -- okay this is what. they're putting up what al franken said. anybody can get captured. i thought the idea was to capture them. he sat out the war. al franken. that was in 2000 when john mccain was running for president the first time. obviously, the stakes much higher here. john mccain is a war hero. he's a man who refused to go home when the communists wanted to send him home despite the fact he was being tortured. he refused to leave his buddies behind and is an extraordinary war hero even if you have a lot of differences with him.