terry branstad: here's the thing.indiscernible] jeb bush: you're kidding. >> [indiscernible] jeb bush: just what i'm saying right here? it.he very tip of jeb bush: using a looks like 160? sure it looks 160? >> the governor knows all about this. this is the best food at the iowa state fair. jeb bush: the healthiest food at the iowa state fair. here we go. >> i'm going to flip these. enjoy. jeb bush: oh man. >> and doesn't get any better than that. jeb bush: definitely. with an egg or two. do you have any hot sauce? >> barbecue sauce. jeb bush: does the insult the pork chop? pork serve pork as what is. flavors. has their own jeb bush: bacon doesn't hurt. >> you cannot beat pork chop on the stick. jeb bush: it is hard to find a pork chop on a stick at the hampton inn -- the hilton garden in, my home away from home. they normally have beef jerky and almonds. this is a lot better. >> isn't this good? jeb bush: yep. i never thought there would be a day when people were just staring at me eating porkchops. >> the iowa state

i love governor branstad. mental health, first of all -- i'm going to digress a little bit because to me when i think of mental health, i think of how this government is failing our veterans. and it is an -- it is in all types of health, particularly mental health. one of the roles the government has is to provide a safety net for those who can't take advantage of america upon saw -- america's opportunities. and certainly no one deserves that a net more than america -- has ever had. number deserves that safety net more than america's veterans. we are letting them down. any veteran who served, they are not going to wait in line to see if they can get services out of the v.a. system. we will give them a card where they can go to any health facility in america they need. we are going to make sure they get the mental health support, -- the vast majority of them don't need it, they come back stronger and better -- but for those who do, it is the federal government and president's role to make sure they get the ment

i love governor branstad. mental health, first of all -- i'm going to digress a little bit because to me when i think of mental health, i think of how this government is failing our veterans. and it is an -- it is in all types of health, particularly mental health. one of the roles the government has is to provide a safety net for those who can't take advantage of america upon saw -- america's opportunities. and certainly no one deserves that a net more than america -- number deserves that safety net more than america's veterans. we are letting them down. any veteran who served, they are not going to wait in line to see if they can get services out of the v.a. system. we will give them a card where they can go to any health facility in america they need. we are going to make sure they get the mental health support, -- the vast majority of them don't need it, they come back stronger and better -- but for those who do, it is the federal government and president's role to make sure they get the mental health supp

i love governor branstad. mental health, first of all -- i'm going to digress a little bit because to me when i think of mental health, i think of how this government is failing our veterans. all types of health, particularly mental health. one of the roles the government provide a safety net for those who can't take advantage of america upon saw opportunities. and certainly no one deserves that a net more than america possible veterans. we are letting them down. any veteran who served, they are not going to wait in line to see if they can get services out of the ea system. we will given a card where they can go to any health facility in america they need. we are going to make sure they get the mental health support, the vast majority of them don't need it, they come back stronger and better, but for those who do, it is the federal government and president's role to make sure they get the mental health support and counseling they need. we have seen horrible incidents of violence in america. you will say, we ge

note to governor branstad, rather than cutting education, we increased our funding education. [applause] we made our public schools the best in america for five years in a row and we went four years without a penny's increased to college tuition in order to make college more affordable. these are the things -- [applause] what does any of that have to do with the here and now? the reason i share that with you is this. hoping and wishing for a better future will not make it come true. the good news is we only need to return to our church sells as americans. my daughter is here, a first grade teacher in baltimore. [applause] she teaches first grade in baltimore city public schools. 60 days ago, i announce -- after i announced for president, she returned to work and the place was buzzing and a little girl in 'maley,ss and said "ms. o i'm not so sure about your father running for president, because i like barack obama." [laughter] a lot of us like barack obama. [applause] closeur country was this to a great depression, we elected a new leader to make tough decisions, not the popula

thank you. >>> okay, we spoke with governor branstad just a few moments ago and i'm here now with thetable, democratic strategist donna brazile, hugh hewitt and matthew dowd. matt, i want to go back to donald trump. i'm thinking about what o. kay henderson told me about the three fs -- fashion, food and faux pas. >> donald trump seemed to have broken all of those. he could have eaten caviar. >> you could add another "f". fun. to me, donald trump right now is like the rock star that comes to town, he's getting a lot of play, people want to be around him. he's actually -- you look at all the polls he's doing very well nationally, very well in iowa. one of the questions you asked, how long can this last? can it last all the next 170 days? right now his level of support is fairly stable. in a multicandidate field, he can win iowa and win a serious amount of states. >> the trump leading higher in iowa by about 22%, then it falls off pretty sharply after that. look at bush down there at 5%. but 66%, this is an amazing figure of likely caucus voters, they're still trying to decide. >> well,

i love governor branstad. mental health, first of all -- i'm going to digress a little bit because to me when i think of mental health, i think of how this government is failing our veterans.

we invested in infrastructure, we invested in new jobs and new industries, and note the governor branstadrather than cutting education, we increased our funding and education. [applause] we made our public schools the best public schools in america for five years in a row and we went for years in a row with out at penny's increased the college tuition in order to make college more affordable for more families instead of more expensive. these are the things -- [applause] and what does any of that have to do with the here and now in our country? the reason i share that story hoping ands this -- wishing for a better future will not make it true. the good news is that we need only return to our true selves as americans. my daughter grace is here. she is a first grade teacher baltimore city. where is she? [applause] teaches first grade in baltimore city public schools and 60 days ago after her father announced for president, she returned to the classroom and 100% african-american kids and the little girl in her class tugs abroad the sleeve and says, this o'malley, i'm not so sure about this id

congressman terry young and governor branstad will be having a reception. i was thinking it was behind this barn but it must be a peer. -- it must be up here. >> let's take a right here. [indiscernible] mr. pataki: how are you? >> thank you for coming. mr. pataki: you guys are not in the same market but the same technology. we need to give you a call. thank you for being here in iowa. mr. pataki: thank you. it is great to be back. >> governor george pataki. mr. pataki: thank you. >> hello, good to see you. nice to have you here. mr. pataki: good to be here. 12 hours. although the flights from the east were messed up. -- all of the flights from the east were messed up. >> nice to meet you. thank you for coming. mr. pataki: thank you for having me. nice to see you. [indiscernible] now, i need a corn dog. i have to get a corn dog and a poor cap. i have to get busy eating. -- and a pork chop. i want to eat my way through the fair, but he has me running. mr. pataki: we have another week ahead. >> welcome to iowa. thank you for being here. >> enjoy your time here

the fourth night of protests marking the anniversary of michael branstad.rand jury in the justice department declined to prosecute away police officers fatally shot around. meanwhile come the st. louis county executive has declared a state of emergency and ferguson after an 8-year-old man was shot and critically wounded by officers in an exchange of gunfire sunday night. local business owner talk about violence and ferguson. >> the amount of people and young people that were so involved in this stuff and not caring. the tv being stolen right from the family center here that gives away free food to poor people and they stole stuff out of there and tried to sell it on to my business. sandra: a live report from ferguson in a few minutes. china is taking a surprise and dramatic step to boost its struggling economy overnight. for details we go to business reporter tracey chang life in beijing. tracey is a reporter for chinese state television. good morning to you. reporter: good morning, sandra. the nikkei composite and the plot and investors are clearly nervous

note to governor branstad, rather than cutting education, we increased our funding education. [applause] we made our public schools the best in america for five years in a row and we went four years without a penny's increased to college tuition in order to make college more affordable. these are the things -- [applause] what does any of that have to do with the here and now? the reason i share that with you is this. hoping and wishing for a better future will not make it come true. the good news is we only need to return to our church sells as -- to our true selves as americans. my daughter is here, a first grade teacher in baltimore. where is she? [applause] grace o'malley. she teaches first grade in baltimore city public schools. 60 days ago, i announce -- after i announced for president, she returned to work and the place was buzzing and a little girl in 100% african-american kids and a little girl in her class and said "ms. o'maley, i'm not so sure about your father running for president, because i like barack obama." [laughter] a lot of us like barack obama. [applause] w

guest: you should go talk to governor branstad the iowa and send the grassley of iowa, because in iowathe get 29% of electricity from wind right now. 29%. south dakota, 20 5%, kansas, 22% of electricity comes from wind. in fact, we are already getting a great deal of electricity from cleaner sources. if you look at the top 10 states for wind energy, most of them are so-called red states. texas gets about 11%, idaho gets .bout 17% or 80% from wind it is happening. we need to do more pastor to reduce emissions. you know what? georgia tech says by 2030, we will be paying less money for electricity and we do today by $45 billion worth under the clean power plant. host: from riverton, bonnie is next. republican nine. thank you for waiting. caller: i do not believe we have a climate change. i believe that is somebody's pipedream that wants to take the money of the american people. i will always believe that and i do not believe that god would let this happen to us if we were not supposed to use cold, he would have made it so that we l.d not have coa i'm sorry, but i think this is one big jok

guest: you should go talk to governor branstad the iowa and send the grassley of iowa, because in iowa, the get 29% of electricity from wind right now. 29%. south dakota, 20 5%, kansas, 22% of electricity comes from wind. in fact, we are already getting a great deal of electricity from cleaner sources. if you look at the top 10 states for wind energy, most of them are so-called red states. texas gets about 11%, idaho gets .bout 17% or 80% from wind it is happening. we need to do more pastor to reduce emissions. you know what? georgia tech says by 2030, we will be paying less money for electricity and we do today by $45 billion worth under the clean power plant. host: from riverton, bonnie is next. republican nine. thank you for waiting. caller: i do not believe we have a climate change. i believe that is somebody's pipedream that wants to take the money of the american people. i will always believe that and i do not believe that god would let this happen to us if we were not supposed to use cold, he would have made it so that we l.d not have coa i'm sorry, but i think this is one big j

[indistinct chatter] >> governor branstad, what is this grilling? >> pork. >> what's over here?n and weer, pork are eating pork chop on a stick. jeb bush: the pork burger with taken and cheese inside. they are over there. a walking heart attack, perfect. should be good. jeb bush: they look fantastic. [indiscernible] >> good luck. [indiscernible] jeb bush: lily, how are you doing? >> thank you. chatter]ct >> governor, thank you so much. jeb bush: thank you, sir. >> i've only got five more days. nice to meet you. jeb bush: nice meeting you, too. thank you. [indiscernible] >> how are you doing? nice to see you. i caught you earlier. how is your paleo diet going today? >> no bacon? [indiscernible] >> did you get the bacon wrapped rib? spectacular. jeb bush: i have this pork burger with cheese. >> is that on the diet? jeb bush: the cheese would not be. the only way to be on a diet is to cheat. you end up with the splurge. [indiscernible] [indistinct chatter] jeb bush: i've avoided the one thing you have to a avoid. [indiscernible] [indistinct chatter] >> the number one objective is r

note to governor branstad, rather than cutting education, we increased our funding education. [applause] we made our public schools the best in america for five years in a row and we went four years without a penny's increased to college tuition in order to make college more affordable. these are the things -- [applause] what does any of that have to do with the here and now? the reason i share that with you is this. hoping and wishing for a better future will not make it come true. the good news is we only need to return to our church sells as americans. my daughter is here, a first grade teacher in baltimore. [applause] she teaches first grade in baltimore city public schools. 60 days ago, i announce -- after i announced for president, she returned to work and the place was buzzing and a little girl in her class and said "ms. o'maley, i'm not so sure about your father running for president, because i like barack obama." [laughter] a lot of us like barack obama. [applause] when our country was this close to a great depression, we elected a new leader to make tough decisions,

host: former governor bush accompanied, at least for part of his day, by iowa governor terry branstadand meeting there with chuck grassley and joni ernst. a couple more minutes of your phone calls and reaction to jeb bush's comments today at the iowa soapbox. beverly is a supporter. she is calling from louisville, kentucky. hi, beverly. caller: hi. yeah, my comment are going to be about god. and the government does not have a problem mentioning god in the supreme court and taking the 10 commandments out of the school. there is absolutely no harm that could come from having spiritual -- spirituality in the schools. and the people that can't handle it, the people that come here from other countries, the people that choose to be atheist, that is their problem. why should the christians actually be abused by taking time to take a got away from us? the young people need it. the young people are being more problems today than ever. and there is a separation of god -- of spirituality and religion and state. but the state has chose to interfere and do what they can that was negative, not posi