carly fiorina: it is hard. let me give you a couple of things and then there is a young lady in the middle and i will come to you next. so first, we have not undertaken a major reform or rollback of regulation since ronald reagan. that is how long it has been. it can be done. we have a veritable thicket of stuff to get to. you are right. here is a window of opportunity, though, in the next five years, 256,000 baby boomers will retire out of the federal government. i will not replace a single one. it is a window in time to make a big move. [applause] carly fiorina: second, if we go to zero-based budgeting and we establish that every dollar has to be justified, every single year, guess what? there will be a lot of dollars that we should not be spending. what does technology permit us to do? it permits us to put every single one of those budgets out for everybody to see. and there will be things that are outrageous. if you go from 73,000 pages to three, you need a whole lot less irs agents, don't you? a if you sta

carly fiorina: it is hard. let me give you a couple of things and then there is a young lady in the middle and i will come to you next. so first, we had not undertaken a major reform or rollback of regulation since ronald reagan. that is how long it has been. it can be done. we have a veritable thicket of stuff to get to. you are right. here is a window of opportunity, though, in the next five years, 256,000 baby boomers will retire out of the federal government. i will not replace a single one. it is a window in time to make a big move. [applause] carly fiorina: second, if we go to zero-based budgeting and we establish that every dollar has to be justified, every single year, guess what? there will be a lot of dollars that we should not be spending. what does technology permit us to do? it permits us to put every single one of those budgets out for everybody to see. and there will be things that are outrageous. if you go from 73,000 pages to three, you need a whole lot less irs agents, don't you? if you start

we'll get to carly fiorina in just a second. first, listen to this first comment. >> when you see hillary clinton and bernie sanders and all the democrats talking about wanting to address the plight of working women, not a one mention the fact under barack obama 3.7 million women have entered poverty. not a one mention the fact that under barack obama and the big government economy, the median wage for women has dropped $733. >> it's the height of hypocrisy for mrs. clinton to talk about being the first woman president when every single policy she espouses and every single policy of president obama has been demonstratably bad for women. >> so mary snow is joining me now. i thought that was a strange turn that carly fiorina took, and then she doubled-down and talked about barack obama. most people remember one of barack obama's first pieces of legislation was the lilly ledbetter act. the idea she went after hillary clinton and barack obama as being anti-women is unusual. what was ted cruz talking about? >> it was unusual, ali. we

great to see you, carly. so what does that tell you? >> oh, wow, wow. know where to start with that jumble. i think what it tells you honestly, megyn, is there are a lot of liberals who find me kind of scary right now, because i am doing really well in the polls, and horror of horrors, i am a conservative woman. >> uh-huh. let's just kick through a couple of those. they were speaking about "washington post" piece that was just outraged you had campaign debt from your senate 2010 campaign that didn't get paid off by your campaign. guy benson offered an opinion saying, i remember "the washington post" doing a similar article about hillary clinton's failure to pay off her -- oh, wait, no, i don't. but they're very interested in your campaign failure. having said that, did you not pay off the debt? >> no, the debt had been paid off, which "the washington post" fails to mention entirely. facts aren't what "the washington post" is in to anymore. remember, it was "the washington post" that gave me three pinocchios for claiming i was a secretary. yes, in fact,

losing 50-42% to carly.eight points. >> this is to other republican candidates. she terrifies democrats because they're afraid of her. this is why ted cruz's biggest backer gave $500,000 to have her in the race and have this effect. it's a powerful one. she's the only woman on that stage for the republicans. it does make a huge difference for them. >> i want to under line this again. we have underlined bernie sanders. think about it, i win new hampshi hampshire, two states, three electoral votes made george bush president in 2000. carly beating hillary clinton by eight points in the latest pole in new hampshire and 14 in iowa. help me get my arms around it. >> 14 points. >> i don't understand it. i do understand carly's appeal in the republican field and understand there's a stocking horse aspect funded by you just pointed out one of cruz's guys to keep her in the field. i do understand she presents a direct opposite. every time she appears in the debate, i think somewhere in the voter's minds they contrast

the other person is carly fiorina, who won the last debate .he has had a good time since then in the last month. in the polls, she went up and down. what would she do tonight for the encore? now, for something completely different. democrats. mark and i both had pieces in bloomberg.com. his was ill clinton getting involved in securing superdelegates for his wife. mine is all about the bernie sanders campaign and how it plans to take that woman down. that discussion provoked hillary clinton in new hampshire, where she said "we are all on the same team at the end of the election, republicans, democrats, or what ever else we might call ourselves. we are all americans." does the sanders campaign have a plausible plan to come back? mark: i will be interested to see if he ups his game in the next debate. it's never going to be negative personal. it will be contrast on issues. whatever else is going on with hillary clinton, she is getting superdelegates, at its course to her total, it is still about iowa and new hampshire. mentions her now. he uses he

>> carly. >> carly fiorina?s. >> but you also told me you were impressed with a man who you weren't impress the with before the debate and that's donald trump. >> donald trump. >> why did you like donald trump in the debate? >> you know what, he's likable. he's personable, even though he's cocky and arrogant he's still personable and i think he can relate to a lot of people. >> are you considering him now for president? >> i would think about it, yes. >> you don't think he's humble though? >> no, no, not even close. >> but you didn't really like him before you came here? >> no, no, he was not even a maybe. >> what i'm going to ask you before we say good-bye, are all of you looking forward to the next debate. >> yes! >> absolutely. >> so you did get something out of this one. >> yes. >> all right. in our world we like to hear that you like to watch debates. >> thank you very much. thanks for letting us in their home. >> are we all looking forward the next debate? >> i want to get quick final thoughts from our pan

they did a terrific job," said gop candidate carly fiorina. presidential candidate up on her feet to do a little 'end of the show'ance with their journalism lassmates. in spirit lake, iowa. brianna clark. ktiv news 4. >> after her interview, carly fiorina made her way to the clay county fair grounds in spencer, iowa. there she spoke to a crowd of about 100 people... sharing why she would be the best candidate for president. she says town hall meetings, like this one, are a great way for her to get out and meet people face- to-face. "i want to talk to people about their frustrations," says carly fiorina. "because, you know, the majority of ameririn's think our polilical system and our government is completely broke, and i agree with thehe i'm running for president because i think we need a different kind of leadership in the oval office." after her visit to siouxland, fiorina was set to continue her campaigning in the des moines area. the population of zebra mussels in some of the iowa great lakes continues to grow. steve schwaller from kuoo ra

fiorina that carly fiorina would win.is a big switch at least short-term. this is a perfect indication that hillary clinton represents stale ideas. she is a candidate who is inherently flawed she is viewed as disdishonest. first word that comes to mind. email scandal the indication of that investment which means wasting taxpayers dollars and enriching friends. she means empower government not the people. carly fiorina is a candidate who actually has fresh ideas who wants to empower the american people overturn the status quo. >> do you see this race, 2016, i mean, could it be we have two women come piatting with each other. we would like to see a woman on the top of the ticket not second place but the top. this is extraordinary time. donald trump says he is going to be on the republican ticket but do you foresee this as a real possibility? >> he i certainly i foresee it on the republican side. he think carly fiorina has proven herself to be a compelling candidate. someone who clearly has impressive leadership experience,

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carly fur na -- carly fiorina is substance.alt with world leaders like vladimir putin or benjamin netanyahu, and she has the experience and the expertise and the intellect that make her an incredible leader and voice and will make her a great president. >> and she has a chance to show it again next week on the debate page. than you, nan hayworth, and any time she wants to come on here, and you as well. thank you for watching, everybody. >> "legal view with ashleigh banfield" starts right now. >> instead of campaign speeches tomorrow, she is going to be under oath answering questions about benghazi and could this be hillary clinton's make or break moment? >>> and also, he was on the way home from churchhe

there's no answer to carly. she's talented.see that much of a drop. >> let's talk about last night. you were in south carolina. you had a passionate crowd there. you said something to them, you said about guns, you said, you know the president is thinking about signing an executive order where he wants to take away your guns. you hear about this? now, mr. trump, the president has not signed an executive order to take away -- >> no, no, i've heard he wants to. and i heard it on, i think, your network. someone said that's what he's thinking about. i didn't say i think auto he's signing it. it would be a tough one to sign. >> it would be impossible, as a matter of fact. >> yes, it would be impossible but he's thinking about it. i've heard it on numerous networks and the papers. my source is the papers. >> the president cannot constitutionally sign an executive order to take away guns. >> he can't sign an executive order on immigration either but he did. >> when you're telling your crowd last night that he's coming after you and yo

i would make one interesting -- one comment about carlie fiorina. i'm interested in the fact that she has done so well in the first debates. first debates she was at the kiddy table. she did really well and won, in essence, the first debate kiddy table and adults and did extremely well in the second debate h a great night versus donald trump. each time she has seen her numbers come up and numbers come down. i would make the point that if she has a good night tonight, she better have a second ability that allows her to ---second act that allows her to benefit in that rise in the tweaks now and november 10th the next debate fox business debate. have an act that allows her to go between the november 10th debate and december debate. because what happens is she does well in the debates and then she fades from site. >> a lot of debates coming up including the fox business channel. thank you. >> thank you. >> the early debate has just ended. so, welcome to "on the record" if you are just joining us. and is ever confident donald trump getting worried? after

her husband, a carly fiorina strategist died before the election. but his last paycheck $30,000 only arrived this january. >> we had several conversations about the campaign debt and she acknowledged it was there and i think she needed time to sort through the best way to address it. >> reporter: she fired back today at the story first reported by the washington post. >> all of our debt was paid off and everybody was paid in full. so once against "the washington post" doesn't have a lot of credibility here. >> reporter: she cleared her old debt this year. her campaign pointing out it took hillary clinton four years to pay off her debt. it is not unusual to take a while to settle up. took mitt romney three years and john kerry two years, and newt gingrich still owes money. and now carly fiorina is lighting up the polls and is facing an intense spotlight about her failed 2010 run. >> it was a fight worth having. this race i intend to run. >> defeated then by barbara boxer and her expensive ad campaign. a race still making headlines today. for her riva

. >> carly fiorina says president obama has simply recognized reality by delaying a planned drawdown of u-s forces in afghanistan. the republican presidential candidate responded to today's announcement following a campaign event in spencer, iowa. fiorina accused the president of not listening to military advivi in both iraq and afafanistan.. something she would rectify if elected. she says the u-s withdrew forces too quickly from iraq leading to a fractured nation.. and says telegraphing a pulldown from afghanistan has been a "flawed strategy." s/ carly fiorina / (r) presidential candidate :24 the reality is the complete withdrawal of all our troops from iraq destabililed that country and he (obama) n n is recognizing thth afghanistan is becoming potentially a haven for isis and that the taliban is not on the wane, as he's tried to convince the american people of for years, it's growing in strength. before her town hall meeting in spencer, fiorina spoke to high school students in spirit lake. ktiv's brianna clark will have that story for us tonight on news 4 at six. there will be no

carly fiorina on president obama's decision to leave more troops in afghanistan: (sot: carly fiorina/ (r) presidential candidate :43- :47) "i certainly support his recognition of reality." and joe biden: welker/ reporter"hav e you made your decision yet?!" biden nat sot "i can't hear you." still mum on whether he's running for president. he's got to decide soon. georgia's deadline is october 29. georgia's part of super tuesday. three other states, including new hampshire, require candidates to declare by early november. i'm tracie potts in washington, now back to you. >> some siouxland high schoolers got a rare opportunity... ...one that's usually available to seasoned journalists. ktiv's brianna clark is live in the newsroom with the details. brianna? good morning al and sarah. presidential candidates are spending these next crucial months campaigning across the country. they're being interviewed by both national and local journalists. but thanks to one siouxland teen, a couple of high school journalists are getting a chance to interview one of the republican candidates. << nat: than

and carly fiorina is also tapping into a dissatisfied group of voters. and i think she should be commended for pushing back on that. but at the end of the day neither one of them will be able to speak as strongly and powerfully in shutting down that kind of line of attack given the fact that there is some part of that base that they will continue to court. >> and what she did not say to that audience member is, you're right. >> that is right, lawrence, she didn't say you're wrong. but that was a pretty forceful statement, i think. and especially coming from carly fiorina, if alex is right and that she is courting the nativists in the way that donald trump is, this was certainly not a way to do that. and i think having candidates draw lines and talk about what it is to be an american and how we resident each other's, you know, the places where each other came from, we're all citizens. i think that is an important moment for her and she probably gained 10% in the democratic primary from it. >> and casey, carly fiorina had already gone on record to say that

carly fiorina talked about her daughter who passed away. it is part of what happens, but it makes me uncomfortable. >> a name focus group -- a new hampshire focus group asked to speak with edge and they used the word condescending and bitch. those are words that came from focus groups. if this is what came from the focus group then it is an opportunity for biden. >> and that's what the super pack is recognizing. people want someone who is not hell re. they didn't have to try hard. you put photos in text and you make it black and white and it is a montage. i am gonna love it. >> you know, the interesting thing is hillary tried that. she has the montage and the photos of her mother. >> her message is just not resonating with people anymore. about being a woman and feeling like you are not equal to men. you -- a lot of them feel equal. a lot of americans can recognize all of the tragedies that joe biden has been through in his personal life. he is relatable and that's what hillary isn't. >> always relatable. remember on the amtrak train and he

carly fiorina: this is why challenging the status quo is hard. guess what happens when you decide you are going to go from a 73,000 tax page code to three? when you say the government should not be in the business of picking winners and losers? everybody that has benefited from that status quo rushes into protected. it is human nature. it is why change is always hard. there have been people who benefit from the status quo. carly fiorina: companies, politicians, special interests -- every single one of those groups will come in to protect what they have. which is why the power of citizenship is so important. ours was intended to be a

panel is back, carly, gavin and charles. carly, you are in your 20s? >> i am.dy: you are only one. >> i disagree. kennedy: thank god. >> if this is the best it is going to get, i'm just going to off myself now. when you are in your 20s you are broke at bottom of work place, totem pole, you fin piner your lost college years, you do not know who you are, and reality hits new the face, there is no way, i look forward to my 30s very much. kennedy: i remember my 20s with turmoil, and drama. >> and hangovers. kennedy: such bs, late adolescence can be confusing, you gets pimples and urges. >> i thought it was the fun, i carried out those urges. i read a study that said that is true but after 40 it gets good, and 50 it goes back up, because, you are building a family shaping human life, this is not that fun. kennedy: it is fun but exhausting, i tell them it is all emotions you could want to have, concentrated in one place, directed to one or several beings, and you know you about that is what makes it great, it is fulfilling, would you agree. >> learning to play a be f

carly fiorina. do you know who spoke the least amount of time? >> rand paul. >> carly fiorina, by a lot. spoke most. trump was fourth. but i thought trump had nothing new to say. that took away from his nine minutes 26 seconds because it was border and going to make better deals. he mocked cnbc. they wanted to do three hours and he said i only want to do two. i thought rubio did very, very well, however, he was on the defensive because of the panel. here is my question. do you believe that cnbc, an arm of nbc news went in trying to denegrate the republican candidates? . >> i think the panelists were all flaming liberals. i don't know who it said none of you is going to be a voter in the republican primary. and it showed. and arrogance, interrupting and disorganized, not well done. but i thought rubio was on the defensive. he knew he was going to be hit with that and it came from bush, who prepared it. rubio, i think came off that strongly. and the first applause from the audience as a result of that

carly fiorina. do you know who spoke the least amount of time? >> rand paul. >> carly fiorina, by a lot. spoke most. trump was fourth. but i thought trump had nothing new to say. that took away from his nine minutes 26 seconds because it was border and going to make better deals. he mocked cnbc. they wanted to do three hours and he said i only want to do two. i thought rubio did very, very well, however, he was on the defensive because of the panel. here is my question. do you believe that cnbc, an arm of nbc news went in trying to denegrate the republican candidates? . >> i think the panelists were all flaming liberals. i don't know who it said none of you is going to be a voter in the republican primary. and it showed. and arrogance, interrupting and disorganized, not well done. but i thought rubio was on the defensive. he knew he was going to be hit with that and it came from bush, who prepared it. rubio, i think came off that strongly. and the first applause from the audience as a result of that

carly fiorina had some time on the stage.n she spoke about crony capitalism. >> crony capitalism is what happens when government gets so big and so powerful that only the big and the powerful can handle it. this is how socialism starts. government causes a problem and then government steps in and solves the problem. >> i mean, a great illustration of what's going on. >> look, all of the candidates came through with a plan for growth, how to grow the economy. they all made their mark in that respect. in that sense i got something out of that debate. and that was that essentially you cut taxes, you grow the economy. that's how you get things moving. i think all the candidates did very well on that issue. it was the moderators who lost. >> the candidates were great. >> yes. >> they turned the question. they offered what they had to say. they offered substance and often it was really not the match-up to the question. carly fiorina on cronie capitalism, that was fantastic. >> it was. >> she did get the most screen time. she used i

that is why i think what carly fiorina did last night is so important because carly is obviously thean in this race on the republican side. so she can take on hillary clinton in ways that the men on the gop side can not and will not. that push back of that narrative of the war on women, so many other issues that, the left espouses policies that keep women locked into dependency, that is critical argument. again i think carly fee is only one can do it that effectively on gop side. >> we'll see if it works. we're short today but thank you so much, you guys. good to see you both. >> thanks. >> you too. martha: ohio governor john kasich came out swinging. it was important opportunity for him to move into the center of the stage. he went at the so-called outsiders, calling their schemes fantasies an irresponsible. he will join us here. we'll ask him how he thinks it went last night. that is about 30 minutes away. don't forget the next chance to watch republicans on stage is only just less than two weeks away, november 10th. our sister network, fox business will take on this very important

carly has advised secretaries of state and she knows more foreign-policy leaders that anyone else ont stage. american people are looking for someone who has not spent their entire life within the system. john: it is about having the expertise to getting it -- to get it done and having a record to show that you can get it done. it is not for us to decide. experience and a proven record does make a difference, as do the policy ideas. ideas that are actionable and can make a difference in the lives of people. i think there will be a lot of -- 10 days ago, he put forth an economic plan, creating jobs, giving power back to the states. all achievable things. what you saw yesterday was the next logical step. when you put forth real policy steps and other people are putting forward crazy ideas, you want to contrast those. matters?xperience that aboutwe want to ask you jeb bush's campaign. deep trouble, life support, or dead? for a it will because consummate political insider. when we are out in iowa and new hampshire, voters are looking for someone from outside what has been going on. whethe

how is carly and her campaign responding? >> reporter: in a couple of ways we heard from carly fiorina herself at an event up in new hampshire. she was asked about this by reporters as she was walking to her car. she pointed out she has fulfilled her debt. she paid off her debts. those were cleared earlier this year before she declared her presidential run. the campaign is telling nbc news they are concerned about "the washington post" credibility, as they put it. that is how fiorina phrased it. pointing out the lack of scrutiny of hillary clinton, her campaign debts. it took clinton about four years to pay hers off. fiorina about five. political strategists say it's not necessarily unusual to have debt that lingers several years if you are the loser in an election cycle. as the "post" article points out, raising questions about financial management and how that might impact fiorina's presidential campaign. >> hallie jackson live for us in washington. let's bring in our political analyst jonathan alter and susan delcursio. sh

tough beans. >> carly's arrived. the only way you get in "the washington post" is if you are a serious candidate. she's rising up through the polls. >> that's a silver lining. >> never be part of a losing campaign. especially if you are a consultant. you probably won't get paid here. losing campaigns don't pay their bills off right away. that's all part of the deal. listen, the other thing about carly fiorina attacking "the post" is a good offense, the best defense is a good offense. she is going offense. >> you think they were accurate in this reporting? >> i'm sure they were. >> it's a piece that goes after her business acumen. >> the thing about reading the piece -- >> are you affectionate towards jonathan? this is "hardball." >> here is the issue i found interesting. she had a lot of small donors. not a lot of big corporate donors. she doesn't necessarily have to answer to smaller donors like grassroots people if she owes money. >> how about paying herself $1.3 million. >> that was not good. >> she was first in l

carly, call us. errol, sara, thanks so much for all of this analysis. >>> coming up, donald trump joins us live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. stick around for that. >>> the fbi and secret service are investigating claims that personal e-mail accounts associated with the director of the cia and the head of homeland security were breached by hackers. a group calling themselves cwa is taking credit for hacking into their private e-mail accounts and has been tweeting out information they claim to have gathered when they gained access. our laurie segall spoke to those alleged hackers. she joins us now from london. what an interesting story, what an interesting conversation. >> reporter: yes, this is obviously pretty embarrassing for the cia. i will say this. but i spoke to these hackers, they described themselves almost as stoners, as these alleged hackers. i was able to reach them yesterday on the phone. thou they disguised their voices. they tell me how and why they did it. take a look. >> you claim you were ab

we talked to supermodel carly clause. >> i'm carly klossy. welcome to my channel. >> it's my voice. unedited. >> i have complete control. >> you're writing your story. >> i'm writing my story. >> at 23 years old supermodel carly close may be better known for her tech savvy and social media starts than the runways she struts. >> 3.2 million people follow her on instagram and 800,000 on twitter. her youtube channel klossy launched last month and has 2,000 subscribers and accounting. >> over a billion users for youtube. do you look at those numbers and say this is smart business? >> i did. i had an opportunity to do something with a channel, with a network that was ultimately going to be in the hands of producers and editors in a dark room somewhere that i didn't have control of it. i had that realization and i realized i want to control my story. >> anna, there's literally no one here to help me. >> what do you expect. >> we are working directly with vogue, one of the most iconic brands in fashion. we're working with a model, carly kloss. i shouldn't call her a model. she's a entrepre

hillary clinton and carly fiorina crisscross the state. at one point they even ended up calm rain paining just a few blocks apart. today hilary clinton attacked republicans in congress while carly fiorina saved her attacks for clinton. clinton.. >> anchor: hilary clinton and a live, nationally televised town hall meeting laying out her plan for gun control. the democratic presidential candidate says if congress won't act, she would using executive powers as president . >>> i don't blame you for looking at your nine-year-old son and thinking, do i have to tell him to be scared? about it and i will try in every way i can to get those guns out of the hands of people that shouldn't have them. >> reporter: also campaigning criminally fiorina. at this stop she only mended with you other candidate by name and it wasn't one of her republican rifles. >>> the truth is, most of you in your heart of hearts really want to see me debate hilary clinton. . fiorina says while she admires clinton as a woman, she hit the former secretary of state hard on her

you say carly has the most realistic approach.hillary clinton, how does she present a tax plan that would significantly diminish hillary clinton's position? >> i'm not saying that carly fiorina has the most practical tax policy. probably chris christie has the tax policy that most closely establishes the three-tier tax rate bringing down tax rates across the board. >> okay. but then you take it back to last night and the one person who called out these quote/unquote fantasy plans was kasich. when you look at the numbers this morning and look at where the candidates stand -- >> john kasich was the first budget chairman to balance a budget in a generation and then he went to ohio and he did the same thing. one of the biggest debates in america that he did on capitol hill. i was there when he balanced the budget, nicolle, and when i say everybody, everybody said he couldn't do it. he balanced the unbalanceable budget. >> why isn't that resonating with the other side? >> i don't know. >> and i think kasich would beg to differ. look at

carly fiorina. do you know who spoke the least amount of time? >> rand paul. >> carly fiorina, by a lot. spoke most. trump was fourth. but i thought trump had nothing new to say. that took away from his nine minutes 26 seconds because it was border and going to make better deals. he mocked cnbc. they wanted to do three hours and he said i only want to do two. i thought rubio did very, very well, however, he was on the defensive because of the panel. here is my question. do you believe that cnbc, an arm of nbc news went in trying to denegrate the republican candidates? . >> i think the panelists were all flaming liberals. i don't know who it said none of you is going to be a voter in the republican primary. and it showed. and arrogance, interrupting and disorganized, not well done. but i thought rubio was on the defensive. he knew he was going to be hit with that and it came from bush, who prepared it. rubio, i think came off that strongly. and the first applause from the audience as a result of that

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carly fiorina gets the republican nomination, hillary is toast.f one of the other leaders get the republican nomination, they would be brilliant to select carlie fiorina. it would then neutralize the quote, unquote. female slash feminist slash woman vote. that's what needs to be done. like it or not, a lot of people are going to vote on emotions relative to having a female in the administration. >> herman cain, thank you. >> you heard it here first. you are welcome, greta. >> all right. thank you, sir. and poll numbers aside, secretary clinton has new reasons to be be worried. it's the eword. emails. there is new word about emails. live team coverage. "the washington post" reporter tom hamburger on a new report showing secretary clinton may have given pr l preferential treatment to major donors of the clinton nirnive. ed henry on whether secretary clinton actually handed over not some but a of her emails. ed? >> that's twg is that today we learned that a letter has now gone from the obama state over to hillary clinton's personal attorney david ken

they come to find this with carly fiorina.t is after fine debate performance in september, carly fiorina has sort of plummeted in the polls. a lot of that rap is that she's not a great campaigner. and that's important. because hillary clinton isn't a great campaigner, though she's very good at debates. real clear politics kate lee burns has more. that could matter a great deal? >> it's translating the skills on the debate stage to those you know hand-to-hand person to person events on the campaign trail. i will say that carly fiorina's campaign schedule is very intense. she goes to a lot of the early states, has several campaign events while she is there. and they kind of range between the smaller kind of meet-and-greet kinds of things. >> she's not getting any bang for the buck. polls are just polls and they're fleeting, i grant you. what's hurting her? what's going on? >> the challenge is really staying in the news and staying relevant. if you're someone like carly fiorina, you have a big bump after the debate, the good deba

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that's what we need in a president. >> with carly fiorina you start to see it and seen it with ben carson you get more scrutiny when you rise up in the polls so there's been questions over carly fiorina's background at hewlett-packard, she has to defend that, has been on the defensive. ben carson made comments about muslims that were very controversial saying we can't have a muslim president, that caused an uproar in a more national sense and in the primary it helped him because of the faction of voters who feel a certain way. but you know, when you get that kind of national scrutiny you have to be up to the task of being able to contend with that pressure and traditionally outsiders haven't shown they're capable of doing that. it remains to be seen how that will play out. >> she made comments about planned parenthood which media said were not entirely accurate when they fact-checked it. is that going to hurt her or something playing to her base despite the fact she's come under criticism? >> bigger base in the republican electorate. it will help in the primary but probably hurt in the ge

i think carly was obviously trying to look demented. when chris christie suddenly turns into the camera -- where is the camera? turns into the camera and telling you, the american people. his face doesn't look like a clown as much. there is nothing wrong at all. she looked demented. what happened with carly when she got into that -- she was in the jv debate. and then she won a ticket to the real debate and everyone says here she is. her polls haven't gone up. why do you think? what is going on with carly? >> i think her smile is fine. i thought she was trying. i think it was stupid. they shouldn't have said that on "the view." if she becomes president she will can sell "the view." that's the first order of business. >> can she do that? >> she is president. she can do what she wants. >> she is not handling isis. she says no more "the view." if you wrote down what was said on this panel it may look controversial sometimes too. >> definitely. sexist, racist, all of the above. >> not that anybody would accuse us of that. i want to talk jim

earlier carly fiorina telling trump and carson to stop whining. sot-fiorina tonight our intv " i think we need to spend as much time as possible answering the american people's questions so i'm all for three hours. i'msorry that they apparently don't have the endurance" in a statement to abc news cnbc saying : we will certainly take the candidates' views on the format into consideration as we finalize the debate structure. as for the democrats - housing and urban development secretary julian castro endorsing hillary clinton thursday - sparking questions if she would consider him as a running mate sot-clinton "i am going to really look hard at him for anything because that's how good he is, and he deserves the accolades he's receiving." this as current vice president joe biden continues dodging questions about whether he'll run but sources tell abc news hes close to making a decision. nats biden q: don't you owe them an answer? biden: (laughs) jessica rae: republican candidate carly fiorina was in iowa yesterday the former hewlet-packard c-e-o was

there was nothing where i would say, carly really rocked it.a: do you have a main front runner? ron: i think marco rubio hands-down. babita: good to see you. paul ryan was elected speaker of the house of representatives. he succeeds john boehner who announced his retirement last month. in other news, a plane caught fire on a runway at a florida airport, forcing the evacuation of all the passengers on board. of as engulfed one engine dynamic airways boeing 767 that was ready to take off at fort lauderdale airport to venezuela. the officials said several people were injured. they exited the plane using emergency slides. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has arrived in vienna for talks on the conflict in syria. he's joined by the foreign ministers of saudi arabia, russia, turkey, and a number of other countries. the larger meeting friday will include iran for the first time. saudi arabia has told the bbc that iran must except the removal of president assad as part of any solution to end the war. the chairman of the uk's official inquiry into the