mr. rubio: we'll see how things progress. just a few minutes ago, speaker boehner announce head will be re-signing. cheers and applause] -- re-signing. -- resigning. [cheers and applause] mr. rubio: with all due respect to people that serve in government, it is important at this moment, with respect to him and the service he's provided to our country, it's not about him or anybody else. i'm not here today to bash anyone, but the time has come to turn the page. the time has come to turn the page and allow a new generation of leadership in this country. >> you want to know how much ach of you terrify washington? yesterday, john boehner was peaker of the house. >> in all of that video later in our program schedule. you can see our live coverage this afternoon of the values voters summit here on c-span. we'll bring you the news conference with john boehner. again, he's announcing today, he's stepping down as speaker, resigning his ohio seat effective the end of october. we get more from a capitol h

mr. rubio: you matter be able to leave the country on the first day. the president could very well confront a national security -- mr. trump: i will know more about the problems in this world. this world is a mess. reporter: there were humorous moments like when jeb bush was put on the spot about drugs. mr. bush: 40 years ago, i smoked marijuana. i admit it. my mom is not happy that i just did. reporter: and there were upward moments between donald trump and his neighbors. but perhaps the most powerful low when carly -- blow when carly fiorina was asked to respond to donald trump's disparaging comments about her appearance. carly fiorina: i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. [applause] reporter: once again, the spotlight thrown on trump's attitude toward women. all eyes will be on opinion polls in the next two days. brent: what a debate. it was 3:00 in the morning here in europe and i could not go to sleep. were you watching? >> it was amazing. in other business news, american airlines says it has six a technical

mr. rubioo by the way represents a sizeable jewish population in our home state of florida should cancel this tasteless fundraiser it is astounding that these items represent more lore for jews the world over would not stop anyone in their tracks when planning this event. what is truly astounding is the woman's ignorance. i have been to harlan crow's home and i have seen his collection of history. it's amazing. any museum would be proud to display what he has. but good and evil are represented in an educational way. there are documents and letters from crucial moments in american history as well as world history. they include items from villains such as hitler, ahlian, tojo and saddam hussein. if you follow wasserman schultz's positioning no could hold in museum in london. her take is insane. by attacking rubio using the holocaust head of the dnc has shamed herself and her party. she should immediately resign. there comes a point when politics gets so dirty it corrupts the nation. we are at thi

mr. rubioo by the way represents a sizeable jewish population in our home state of florida should cancel this tasteless fundraiser it is astounding that these items represent more lore for jews the world over would not stop anyone in their tracks when planning this event. what is truly astounding is the woman's ignorance. i have been to harlan crow's home and i have seen his collection of history. it's amazing. any museum would be proud to display what he has. but good and evil are represented in an educational way. there are documents and letters from crucial moments in american history as well as world history. they include items from villains such as hitler, stahlian, tojo and saddam hussein. if you follow wasserman schultz's positioning no could hold in museum in london. her take is insane. by attacking rubio using the holocaust head of the has shamed herself and her party. she should immediately resign. there comes a point when politics gets so dirty it corrupts the nation. we are at this

rubio. you have endorsed jeb bush. how do you think mr. bush did? how do you think mr. rubio did?> i think they both did really, really well in their weight class. and i'll explain that. these are marco's skills. he is by far the most skilled orator in politics today, i think. and he's whit itty and quick. very good at this debate stuff. jeb had not debated in ten years. i think if you grade him with how he did in cleveland, he by far is the most improved. jeb did what he had to do. marco was consistent and just as good as he was -- >> jeb had to show he had a pulse. >> that helped. he showed he had blood. he had a pulse. he didn't have sweat. i think being malnourished help him not sweat in the 85 degree heat. he showed he had a sense of hum humor. he showed he could be self-dep rekating, go on the defense. jeb bush as i've always said cannot afford to not get the policy right. but he also has the performance and theatrics much better than cleveland. >> kevin, who woke up and had the most regrets about last night? and who do you think is feeling pretty good? >> well, i think, you

i'm surprised that mr. rubio doesn't understand that. >> what do you say to those conservatives that say, this is not the pope's area of expertise? >> i think the church has always devoted itself to talking about fairness in every sense, including economic fairness. i think that's one of the religion. he's talking about what a moral structure looks like that's actually inclusive. that's the power of this pope. personality and is a communicator. but his ideas are actually calling people to a different kind of world order. and i think when he comes here, to a country he's never been to before and talks before the united states congress, i think it's going to be one of those moments that we look back on and say, this is moment where american politics and society changed. >> you haven't endorsed a presidential candidate. you worked for hillary clinton. but you line up as i said earlier with bernie sanders on a you going to decide? >> i'm very proud to be a democratic right now. the democrats are talking about income

mr. rubio's big fund-raiser on how his candidate is doing.k with us, george. >> thanks neil. good afternoon. neil: what is trump's fixation with his candidate. >> i hope you don't own any volkswagen stock before we get into that. neil: can you believe that? >> i don't own any. neil: amazing. your candidate obviously is the latest fallfy for these trump attacks. how is holing up? >> he is doing terrific. hitting him head on, having a firm but professional response to ad homonym attacks trump tend to do on everyone that gets in his way. the contrast between the two candidates is self-evident. neil: george i always wonder, i don't know who will be the republican nominee, whether senator rubio,donald trump. let's say it is donald trump. i can not imagine senator rubio or any others who have been vilified by donald trump, for whatever reason, rallying around seeing he is our guy. he is our nominee. we'll support him. that is mantra every time they decide on candidate. i don't see it going well. >>s it ha been entertaining for trump to rise so far

mr. rubio: we'll see how things go.t a few minutes ago, speaker boehner announced he will be resigning. cheers and applause] and with all due respect to people that serve in government, it is important at this moment, with respect to him and the service he's provided to our country, it's not about him or anybody else, i'm not here today to bash anyone, but the time has come to turn the page. the time has come to turn the page and allow a new generation of leadership in this country. host: again that values voters summit under way. check it out on our companion network c-span3. and look at a tweet sent out by the speaker himself, john boehner. say, i succeeded in large part because i put together a great staff, many of whom have been with me for a listening time. there's a look inside his offices. also want to let you know that at 3:30 p.m. eastern time, about 20 minutes away, we'll take you live to our "newsmakers" interview today, that will be with congressman bill flores, he'll be interviewed by david herzonhorn of th

if marco rubio is so good, how come we're doing so badly. he's like a kid. >> are you saying mr. trump doesn't have those real thought sns. >> if you watched the debate last week, i think that answered itself. when the debate turnsed to policy, he sits silent for 23 minutes. that's while he's reacting the way he is. he's very sensitive to criticism. but you can't have a conversation about policy because, quite frankly, he doesn't know anything about policy. >> joining us tonight, roger stone, a former political advisor. but we begin with fox news contributor and author of the best-selling book "things that matter" which is now out in paperback. charles, great to see you. i can feel the twitter feeds firing upright now. he says he's thin-skinned, had a bad policy, had a bad debate. ck from the other side. and, by the way, he has a terrible attendance record. your thoughts? >> well, first, what i show you at the out set, there will be no anatomical or surgical references in my analysis. i just want to e lay your fears from the very beginning because you never know when it can strik

mr. trump is a wonderful entertainer. >> rand paul shouldn't even be on this stage. >> senator paul. >> governor cristie. >> carlie. >> senator rubio. >> mr. trump. >> i agree with what chris is saying. >> i know. >> jeb is a friend, donald trump. >> abraham lincoln. (laughter) >> stephen: this debate went so long that evidently even the candidates minds starting wandering, for instance, and this is true, at 10:12 people while he was on stage debating jeb bush joined vine. (laughter) vine, of course, posts videos of only six seconds or slightly longer than scott walker was allowed to speak last night. of course, the person who spoked longest was done ald trump. and the person speakering second longest was people talking about donald-- donald truch. >> i think there is a sophomoric quality that is entertain being mr. trump but i am worried his visceral response to attack people on their appearance, short, tall, fat, ugly, my goodness, that happened in junior high. are we not way above that. >> mr. trump? >> i never attacked him on his looks, and believe me, there's plenty of subject matter right there. >> stephen: that's a good dig

mr. trump. >> marco rubio had a strong night. showcasing his empathetic personal story and sophisticated policy answers. >> here's what's you're going to see, the russians will begin to fly combat missions in that region, in order to prop up assad. he will then turn to other countries in the region and say america is no longer a reliable ally egypt, saudi arabia. begin to rely on us. >> scott walker needed a breakout moment but got the least time of anyone. >> i may be an entertainer because i've had tremendous success with number one best sellers all over the place with the apprentice and everything else. >> he came out swinging with the little time he had. >> we don't need an apprentice in the white house. >> mike huckabee and ted cruz defended religious friend. >> chris christie had similar rejoinders. >> for the 55-year-old construction worker in the audience tonight who doesn't have a job who can't fund his child's education, they could care less about your careers. they care about theirs. >> for the first time in months it'

mr. trump. >> marco rubio had a strong night. showcasing his empathetic personal story and sophisticated policy answers. >> here's what's you're going to see, the russians will begin to fly combat missions in that region, in order to prop up assad. he will then turn to other countries in the region and say america is no longer a reliable ally egypt, saudi arabia. begin to rely on us. >> scott walker needed a breakout moment but got the least time of anyone. >> i may be an entertainer because i've had tremendous success with number one best sellers all over the place with the apprentice and everything else. >> he came out swinging with the little time he had. >> we don't need an apprentice in the white house. >> mike huckabee and ted cruz defended religious friend. >> chris christie had similar rejoinders. >> for the 55-year-old construction worker in the audience tonight who doesn't have a job who can't fund his child's education, they could care less about your careers. they care about theirs. >> for the first time in months it'

rubio? >> i don't think mr. trump went after marco rubio. marco rubio went after mr. trump. d marco rubio responded back. >> you say donald trump doesn't throw the first punch. >> no. he's a counterpuncher. he doesn't pick a fight but if you pick a fight with him, you're going to lose. >> is mr. trump possibly seeing marco rubio as a threat? let's put up the latest poll numbers. you see donald trump still on top, of course. he has gone from 24% to 26% in new hampshire. carly fiorina has gone up from 1% to 16%, marco rubio from 3% to 9%. >> wow, these numbers are astronomical for marco rubio. if there's a debate tomorrow, donald trump is still front and center. he's still eight times higher in the polls than marco rubio. he doesn't think about marco rubio. marco rubio doesn't mean anything to him. and as far as foreign policy, what gives marco rubio the right to talk about foreign policy? >> he's on the senate foreign relation committee. >> look at where we're at as far as this country is concerned. we're a disaster in this country as far as foreign policy. we're not respected

we've seen him really taking aim at marco rubio perceived to come out of the debate, cnn debate which enhances momentum in the campaign so i think you'll probably see mr. trump carry on attacking marco rubio and perhaps, you know, as you say, his tax plan might just kind of fade off into the campaign. >> first, we've got to see it and that's going to command. steven colinson, thank you so much. >> thanks, victor. >>> she was once speaker of the house so will nancy pelosi miss john boehner when he steps down from that role? do you think? her candidate comments, next. i'm angela, and i quit smoking with chantix. for ten long years i was ready to quit. but i couldn't do it on my own. i needed help and chantix was there. and i did it. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. it reduces the urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. some had seizures while taking chantix. if you have any of these, stop chantix and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of me

mr. chairman. >> senator rubio. >> the chinese president of the leader of the chinese communist party xi jinpingis going to be in the white house this week. receive the full honors of a state visit but our relationship with china is not a good place. they breached u.s. government databases, continue cyber attacks against other elements of our government. over the last 20 as we've witnessed the single largest financial wealth and a history of the world as chinese companies backed by the chinese government have sole proprietor dashed a proprietary data. i think we should be disconnecting all scented database of to ensure our agencies that are responsible for protecting government databases are doing their job. i think we need to make the we will respond in kind to deter adversaries by china who will continue to attack us. my question begins by asking you which agreed a public public discussion on an offensive cyber capability would be an effective deterrent speak with i think we as a nation need of a very public discussion about how do we achieve this idea of deterrent because we don't change the

rubio is beginning to push back against donald trump. trump is pushing back once again against fox news and against his competitors. mr. trump: you have this clown, marco rubio. i've been so nice to him and then, he's in favor of immigration. and he hads been. it was the gang of eight. you remember the gang of eight. it was terrible. then he went down in the polls. gwen: and wisconsin governor scott walker has dropped out entirely, but not without a final call to clear the field. governor walker: i encourage other republican presidential candidates to consider doing the same so that the voters can focus on a limited number of candidates who can offer a positive conservative alternative to the current frontrunner. gwen: so far, no takers. dan? what really happened with scott walker? why dereally drop out? >> well, two things. one is he has -- was not quite prepared for the campaign. he got a big burst of attention because he gave a very strong speech in iowa earli in the year to a group of conservatives and it kind of rocketed him to the top tier of the race i think before he was ready for it. since then he's made a numb

mr. trump got booed. here it is. >> you have this clown, mar marco rubio.'ve been so nice to himment i've been so nice. >> go ahe. >> you don't call someone who's a united states senator, a successful speaker of the hougs of florida and someone who's a living, breathing embodiment of the american dream, you don't call him a clown. call me a clown. the audience there resented it. this is christian values sum my. that is not part of christian values to go and insult someone for how they look, how they speak, anything in that personal nature. >> that works for trump in other circles. that wasn't the right audience for him. >> when he talks about the frustration with washington, he's scrolling points. in his speech, he talked about the failures of the republican leadership. when you insult someone personally, that's not part of the judao christian ethic. >> politicians never talk about polls. let somebody else do it. let pundits do it. they're expecting you to have answers about substance, not about politics. he's getting more preacher-like with every appearanc

mrs. clinton, take marco rubio out. via opposition research. what a surprise that "new york times" is running marco rubio antiopposition research. where is that coming from? not from our team. speeding tickets. really? a fishing boat they called a speed boat? that he had a big mortgage and a lot of student debt? it's constant. they have identified him as one of their greatest threats and are moving to reduce him. rick santorum. should be told he is most like me of anyone in this race. an it's tallan catholic from western pennsylvania, sadly a steelers fan. but i have barn stormed with rick when he wrote his book by blue collar consecutive." i'm catholic, he is, he is steelers fan, i'm a browns season ticket holder, go browns. and he speaks to reagan democrats. in a way that very few people did help won iowa for a reason. people like him in a small room. the national news media does notes like rick santorum but he won pennsylvania twice. only lost because out it was the blowout year of 2006. he remains kinly the most underraidded of candidates.

mr. trump, senator rubio said it was, quote, very concerning to him that in a recent interview you didn'tm to know the details about some of the enemies the u.s. faces. rubio said, if you don't know the answers to those questions, you will not be able to serve as commander in chief. please respond to senator rubio. >> well, i heard hugh hewitt, nice man, he apologized because he actually said that we had a misunderstanding and he said today donald trump is maybe the best interview there is that he's ever done. unless he was just saying that on cnn to be nice, but he did say that. >> you're the best interview in america. >> we had a legitimate misunderstanding in terms of his pronunciation of a word, but i would say just -- i think it was. he actually said that. didn't you say that? >> makes an interesting point. >> i will say this, though, he was giving me name after name, arab name, arab name, and there are few people anywhere, anywhere that would have known those names. i think he was reading those off a sheet. and frankly i will have -- i told him -- i will have the finest team that an

choice to compete for the senate seat being vacated by the republican presidential candidate marco rubio. mrmurphy's decision was the most surprising. democrat leaders supporting the deal had written him off. from indiana, pennsylvania, here's joe, democrats' line. >> caller: good morning. i'm calling in conjunction with the phone call from the gentleman from california. he's absolutely right. it's a mixed bag right now. much of the -- it's a divided government, and it was set up that way by our founding fathers and the constitution. everyone needs to take responsibility. if people are unsatisfied with the direction of the country, then we need to look at how many people do not vote, how many people do not participate in the democracy. i find that appalling. i also think the president has done an excellent job of bringing of from something that could have been greater than the great depression of the 1930s. he's moved us out of war in iraq, which cost us trillions of dollars in blood and treasure. i just think we all need to take a deep breath, look at where we were eight years ago, and move

mr. rubio: mr. president, i'll be brief. i know the senator from tennessee would like to close on this matter. i think everybody that needs to be said about the details of this deal have been said. i do want to be recorded for history's purposes because i know what's going to happen with regard to this if it goes through. iran will use the money to build up its conventional capabilities. it will establish the most dominant military power in the region outside of the united states and it will raise the price of us operating in the region. they're going to build antiaccess capabilities, rockets capable of destroying aircraft carriers and ships, continue to build swift boats, fast boats that are able to swarm our naval assets and make it harder for u.s. troops to be in the region. they'll work with other terrorist groups in the region to target american service men and women and they may deny that they're involved but they will target us and raise the price of our presence in the middle east until they hope to pull us out of th

mr. chairman. >> senator rubio. >> thank you, admiral, for being here. the leader of the chinese communist party is going to be in the white house this week. and received the full honors of a state visit but our relationship with china is not at a good place this moment. they've brach they've breached the u.s. databases. over the last 20 years we've witnessed the single largest transfer of wealth as the chinese government has stolen proprietary data and the data of 25 million americans if not more. one of the things i advocated is a three-step process. we should expel known chinese spies operating in the u.s. we should be disconnecting all sensitive databases from the internet to ensure -- and ensure that our agencies that are responsible for protecting government databases are doing their job. and i think we need to make clear that we're going to respond in kind to deter adversaries like china who will continue to attack us. i guess my question begins by asking you would agree that a public discussion on an offensive cybercapability would be an effectiv

mr. trump made on marco rubio. all that coming up on "today" show starting after "today in the bay" at 7:00. >>> now set to make a bay area appearance. president obama will visit san francisco next month for a political fund-raiser. joining him at the warfield on october 10th, hip-hop super star kanye west. maybe west will take am notes. he recently only half jokingly announced he plans to run for president in 2020. by the way, tickets for that fund-raiser start at $250 a pop. and they are already on sale. >> they're both known. both men known for their gift of speech. very different ways. >>> 6:26 right now. up next, as we mentioned obama and kanye to obama and putin. what the leader of russia saying this morning about their one-on-one sit down coming up in a live report. >>> plus, a violent night in the bay as two men are shot and killed while sitting in a car now the search is on for the gunman. misswill turn anan asphalt parking lot into a new neighborhood for san franciscans. a vote for "yes" on "d" is definit

jeb bush, mike huckabee and marco rubio are all tied for third place. mr. trump took his campaign aboard the "uss iowa" in los angeles last night, and in his speech he promised to come out with some plans. >> in a very short time we're going to be building up our military, we're going to make our military so big, and so strong, and so great and it will be so powerful that i don't think we're ever going to have to use it. nobody is going to mess with us. that i can tell you. >> well, comedian and political commentator bill mahr talked about trump's popularity on hard ball last night. he commented on trump's speeches saying he chanss topics on the spur of the moment. >> he talks about how we shouldn't have teleprompters. please let's bring back teleprompters. because these are just the brain farts, the stream of conscious ramblings of a guy who obviously has over the course of his life breathed in too much construction debris. >> meanwhile vice president joe biden is also taking aim at donald trump speaking at a hispanic heritage month reception at the naval

mrs. clinton. >> reporter: rubio passionately defended speaking spanish in some interviews. >> if play get their news in spanish, i want them to hear it directly from me, not from a anslator. >> reporter: there were lighter moments. bush acknowledged smoking pot in high school. >> 40 years ago, i smoked marijuana. i'm sure others did it and wouldn't want to say it. i'm sure others wouldn't want to say it on tv. i'm sure my mom isn't happy i did. >> reporter: punctuating the night the candidates picking their secret service code names. >>siigh energy, donald. [ applause ] >> mr. trump? >> humble. [ laughter ]. >> reporter: late last night exclusively to governor jeb bush, who said the difference between donald trump and ronald reagan is night and day. he said he was energized by his performance and called the event more of a performince art than a debate. he said he'd gladly debate donald trump one-on-one. we'll have part of our interview with him coming up at 8:00. he addressed his sagging poll numbers, insisting it's still way early. back to you. >> peter alexander, thank you so much. carly fio

mr. trump garners 21% followed by cruz, bush, fiorina, rubio, and kasich. in new hampshire he's at about the same, 28%. that happens to be double john kasich followed by carson, bush, fiorina rounding out the top five. and then in south carolina mr. trump is leading by even more than in iowa and new hampshire, at 37% according to at least one poll, but some rivals predict trump won't last. >> these are long campaigns. i think voters will get serious. they'll begin to focus on the issues. >> under closer scrutiny the celebrity factor of donald trump is going to go way down. people are going to say, my goodness, he's a fake conservative. >> that means at the next debate they'll give trump's statements the scrutiny they exist. and judge jeb bush's prospects in the wake of his flipping poll numbers. for some carly fiorina has gained the most by squeaking by as the 11th candidate in the primetime debate. >> i believe we need someone in the oval office who actually understands how the economy works. i believe we need somebody in the oval office who understands how

like jeb bush, who are seen more as the consensus candidates as opposed to the senator rubios and senator cruz? mrade. >> but you've been following this. mr. flores: i have been following this. to the extent that congress doesn't become the focus of the problem -- a lot of presidential candidates have been throwing rocks at congress. i think it's been unfair. the house has done its job. the breakdowns have been in the senate. we've had a lot of senators come to the house and try to tell us how to do our job. but nonetheless, we've been doing that. not always as smoothly as we'd like to. but we've been doing it. and i think to the extent that congress doesn't become the issue anymore, then those candidates have to look at the american people in the eye and say why they're the best candidate instead of throwing bricks at us. i think it does, i think, allow the spotlight to be fully on those candidates which is where it needs to be. >> now turning to energy legislation if we could. mr. flores: my favorite subject. susan: there's been talk on capitol hill about exploring crude oil -- exporting crude o

hasn't answered so, for instance, senator rubio has proposed eliminating dividend taxes capital-gains tax, immediate expensing for countries purchasing equipment. mr trump is aisle len on that. maybe he will come out on senator rubio's side, and maybe he won't. so far we don't know the answer to that. melissa: i'm sure we'll get a lot more details. todd, appreciate it. david: e. >> good to be with you. david: rubio's top rate is 35%, donald's 25%. big difference between the two plans. "the donald" bagging a major endorsement from billionaire investor carl icahn. in our interview with neil cavuto. >> sounds like trump is your candidate. >> oh he is, he is definitely the best by far. somebody could come along genius in business maybe, you know, or maybe you don't. hey, i disagree with trump on certain issues. i will talk to him about it but right now definitely my pick. there is nobody close. david: so there it is. officially speaking. we hadn'tcation of this because "the donald" was talking up carl icahn for the past couple month now but you can watch the rest of neil's big interview tomorrow at 12 noon eastern time right here on fbn. melissa: so t

marco rubio, very strong performance in the debate so mr.trump campaigns on and he may have crypto neat and carly fiorina may have found it. >> it's interesting how much people are talking about carly fiorina. that's what happened after the first debate and some argue!m-xt propelled her on to the main stage yesterday. >> reporter: she has consistently surprised at lot of people, and after events littler without fail -- crowds have been small -- they have all said, wow, i'm really surprised and really interested in her and come to reporters and start asking questions about her. she has always piqued interest. just she has not had the opportunity to get on the national stage as she did literally yesterday by being one of the 11. carly fiorina is going to likely get a bounce in the polls. she is already fundraising tonight in california, and donors love to see candidates shine on the national stage. they love to see candidates dominating the news. donald trump has been very effective at that. last night carly fiorina found a way to get around i

rubio today. >> i want to bring in mr. frank rich, writer at large for "new >> you saw the poll. what do you think of that? >> you have more than 50% of the republican party that doesn't want the real politicians. also, i think the story we just can't ignore is really the collapse is jeb bush. he's never been strong and now he's behind ted cruz. granted it's just one poll but everyone had been looking to him to be the establishment american to head off the madness of donald trump and he's not even registering. >> my "new york magazine" arrived at my door with donald trump wearing a wig. it's called "donald trump is saving our democracy." explain what you mean by that. >> what i mean is i don't think there's a chance that donald trump is going to become president. there is some chance he could be the republican nominee but his sort of bigotry, his bullying, his absurdity is kind of exposing the absurdity of the whole process. he's making the republicans make bad, he's even making hillary clinton look bad. he's decisive. hillary clinton couldn't pick her favorite ice cream flavor a

mr. trump. i request you stop cherishing women and start requesting women. senator rubiobout denying access to abortion, governor bush says $500 million is too much to spend on wim iom health. when ben carson a medical doctor was asked if he supports life of the mother exceptions to abortion bans, he said i'm not sure that is a legitimate argument. >> the rally, the first ever women for hillary event. focused on women arights. afterwards the front-runner was forced to address the controversy over the e-mail. >> the facts are the facts. we have been repeating them over and over. on the republican side. donald from is off the campaign trail. not off twitter. trump slammed hugh hewitt. calling him a third rate gotcha guy. he was on the show. but appeared to stumble on foreign policy. >> are you familiar with general solamani. >> yes. go ahead. give me a little. tell me. >> he runs the quds forces. >> yes, okay. >> producer defended his boss on twitter posting the handwritten note from trump in february. trump writing a great hon there to be on the show. a scuffle in a rough

mr. kent? >>> breaking tonight, the war of words between senator marco rubio and donald trump.est round of attacks came after senator rubio was asked to weigh in on this moment from trump's appearance friday at the values voter summit. >> i mean, like you have this clown marco rubio. i've been so nice to him. i've been so nice, i've been so nice. >> there are some debates about who was getting booed there. senator rubio was asked to respond and in turn called donald trump's campaign a freak show. >> i'm not interested in a back and forth to be part of this freak show. he responds to criticism very slowly, but this election is not about donald trump. he thinks it is. but it has to be about the issues confronting our country and every time the issues become prominent, he will say or do something outrageous so he doesn't have to talk about the issues. >> good to see you tonight, mark. >> good to see you, shannon. >> so this slinging of hash has gone back and forth for days now, clowns and freak shows, not serious, lightweight. i mean, the back and forth, who does it benefit and wh

top spot, push falling to number two, carly fiorina up to number three, marco rubio up one to number four. why the shift, mr. stirewalt? >> so look, jeb bush has been number one in this index since the day it started. we have -- it has been jeb bush all along for a very simple reason, which is the republican establishment usually gets its way. in the end, the guy with the most money and the core support of elected officials, et cetera et cetera et cetera, outlasts his challengers and that's what's happened the last two cycles it's usually what happens. jeb bush has been in that position, even though as many have e-mailed and tweeted and said, this guy is in fifth place, he's not winning, where is jeb bush? we care about things other than just how are you in the polls today? we care about how do you look for the long haul? here's how jeb bush looks for the long haul right now. he looks like a guy who may be able to pull off the establishment wing of the party and locking that in. but marco rubio is a real and genuine threat to his chances to lock down that part of the party. what that means is that edward ra

mrs. clinton's emails. that's later today. >> nicole: donald trump on the o'reilly factor talking about his rival marco rubio. trump called the florida senator a clown. >> i was getting with him along perfectly two weeks ago and all of a sudden attacked me for nothing, and i fought back. he has one of the worst voting records. he never shows up. >> nicole: counterpunching slamming the presidential candidate. >> he's a very insecure person. he doesn't like to be criticized. you're going to be criticized and you can't flip out every time somebody says something about you. that's his problem. i don't have time to analyze why that is. >> nicole: donald trump gave russia president an a on leadership, he expressed leadership for syrian president bashar al-assad and we saw that in the move in troops or at least in air force. meanwhile, former president bill clinton strikes back at trump overattack on his wife. trump claims are stack free. >> lauren: house and senate expected to approve a stopgap bill today. senator wants to reach a long-term deal with democrats. >> i hope that we in the fall negotiations can get som