this is the growth and opportunity party put on by the iowa g.o.p. and this is charlie. this event is your baby. >> the otherwise g.o.p.'s baby. we want to put together an event that was fun for everything, what a typical sit-down, listen to speeches for eight hours. we want people to get up and move around and meet people, and it's working. >> this is different than a lot of the events and you invited ten todays. they have all shown up or about to show up. i would say a huge success but you must have been a little worried putting up the press release, we're holding an event. >> always a nerve-racking undertaking. who will show up? so, it's very nice when it does go as planned. >> how are the candidates doing as far as -- allotted time. >> fantastic, getting 15 minutes each and they're sticking to that. i'm happy they're goi out into the crowd and talking to people, spending time at their booth. so that's what this is all about. we want them to experience iowa and immediate iowans and that's what they're doing. >> your title is communications manager. >> communications di

the last chance for iowans to see g.o.p. candidates in one place, we wanted to be there. jordan klepper filed this report. (cricket sounds) >> trevor: oh yeah, that's right... nobody (bleep) because, for real, the iowa state republican party specifically denied the daily "the daily show" access to their event last week (booing) no, no, give them a chance because the reason why they denied us was amazing. as the state's g.o.p. chairman jeff kaufman explains, "we were afraid they were going to make fun of iowa." (applause) they were afraid of us! little old us! that's ridiculous! i've got no beef two the state of iowa. until three months ago, i didn't know it existed. no, no, i heard the word, i just used to think it was something people said when they were listing states alphabetically and couldn't remember what came after indiana. it would be, like, indiana, i...o...wuhhhh... oh, yeah, kansas! come on, mr. kaufman. what you did was disingenuous, you shouldn't hide behind iowa. you don't want people making fun of your terrible candidates and your ridiculous events. as far as i'm concerned, the iowa g.o.p. can suck it's own caucus. hello... (applause) i will admit in some ways shutting us out of your

other reason to celebrate tonight a brand new cnn poll putting trump right back in the lead in iowa. 25% of lukely g.o.paucus goers want trump donald trump. dr. carson is choice number two he is it 3%. and trump had a brief dip in the iowa polls now back on top of the heap and a he might have that in the back of his mind during snl. here is what he told bill o'reilly. >> we're doing some bits that are i think are going to be terrific. >> did you knock any bits. >> i had to a couple were too risque. the poll just came down i'm leading in iowa. i want to stay leading in iowa. >> and i want to know what you think. will the snl appearance help or hurt donaldq'gs trump? tweet help or hurt using stag greta. we're going to use you your live twitter votes throughout the show. right now the host of the fox news red eye and stand up comedian tom. >> hi, greta. >> what do you expect tomorrow night from trump on "saturday night live." >>teuiu going to be huge. the ratings are obviously going to be huge and he is going to be bragging about it for weeks. donald trump is known for being a bit of a control freak, right

the republican nomination. i will say it again. >> stephen: eye i don't think you need to-- >> if donald trump wins iowa, he will win the republican >> stephen: thank you, morning joe coffee. and the g.o.p. can't just sit around and hope that donald trump self-destructs. he is inself-destructible. was running for president then immediately followed that up with "mexicans are rapists" and "john mccain's a coward." nothing he says or does can turn off voters. his campaign slogan might as well be "trump 2016, you're stupid and ugly." ( cheers and applause ) it's a powerful message. so i want to help here. the g.o.p. needs to stop panicking over the idea of donald trump as your candidate and embrace it. instead of fighting this wave, learn to enjoy drowning. ( laughter ) it's going to be okay. take a deep breath of water and say the words out loud: "president trump." ( vomits ) sorry, i threw up in my mouth there just a little bit. cows do that all the time. everybody say it with me, one, two, three-- >> audience: president trump ( vomit ( >> stephen: now, was that so-- ( vomit ) practice at home. it'll help prepare you for when you start hearing sentences like this: "those who survived the

the first paid advertising today. he is spending $300,000 to run radio ads in iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. those are the first states to vote in the g.o.p. nominating contest. this is the day we learn the lineup for next week's republican debate. fox business channel will announce the decision at 7:00 tonight and it could try to avoid packing ten candidates on the stage for the next encounter. the debate is set for next thursday night. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic and meteorologist bill evans and the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> hey, here with go. there is the fog we are talking about that we are tracking this morning around the area. dense fog all around. you can make out one world trade because the fog dropped down a bit. we have clouds, fog. this is a southerly wind coming up at the surface that is creating the fog. it's mostly at the coastal sections that will continue through the morning hours. check with your airline. that will cause delays at airports and driving this will slow things down, too. you see other than the fog, things are nice. we have a southerly wind and we have clear

the question of migration, syrian refugees. some 80% of g.o.p. voters say they line up with trump, no refugees into the u.s. none into iowa.es seem to line up for him, at least him and maybe cruz. >> right. donald trump's' 83% of his support is for pro-deportation republicans. so, his -- the line that he always goes back to works. and it holds his support firm. talking about not letting refugees in this country is not a strategy for isis. it's not plan for next commander and chief. it wins support with the people who he is going to get support from. the interesting thing about the cruz surge is it's not surprising. he has done all the groundwork as charles has said. he has done a lot of work in the south for the march primaries. he has done it quietly and effectively. he has absorbed carson's support. he becomes unstoppable if he can start chipping away for donald trump. interesting for rubio inside that polling, cruz is polling so much higher on foreign policy than marco rubio. that must be bad news for them. really the question comes down to iowa is ten weeks from yesterday. how much more time is left for chris christie,

focused much of his effort on the iowa caucuses, but failed to gain any traction in that state's polls. jindal says he hasn't thought about endorsing any of the remaining g.o.p. presidential candidates. emily: a new test for students in massachusetts has been approved. in an 8-3 vote yesterday, the state board of elementary and secondary education decided to combine parts of the mcas test with the parcc exam. half of the districts in the state took the parcc exam last school year. it's aligned with common core standards. mcas had been the state test since 1998. randy: right now. it's the talk of metro west. a small earthquake last night. many communities feeling the rumble. the 1.5 magnitude quake was centered near millis and holliston. as you can imagine, there were some jolted nerves. >> i was sit ing on my couch watching tv. and i did feel something. like i said, it is an old house. i thought maybe the furnace started or something but i got a text and someone said did you hear about the earthquake? randy: no report s of any injuries or damage. gas prices are working in drivers' favor this thanksgiving. emily: the savings on the way for the holiday. plus j

the offensive. theopt of the g.o.p. andte rspons s camigeting upquickly. dtrump' a vioram ideo asether cminal or a tphol li. in his tirade thursday in iowa a step further. >> he lunged. he cted out in caron's autobiography where he tried to stab a friend and ht a belt buckle. >> how stupid from the people of iowa?up areth pople thecountry to believe this crap? reporter: candidates rushed to iowans' defense. >> they arethe nicesandt informed voters in the untry. reporter: carson's response? he is staying above the fray. >> this is not the that i would engage in.reportere claims that the chinese are involved in the conflict in syria. >> i'm surprised that my sources a better than theirs. reporter: white house spokesman stunned that carson advisers would know more than the white house. >> it violates my job description as a spokesperson to be speechless but in this case i am. : naio security adviser susan rice says she has seen no vidence of china in syria and president obama says he doesn't think carson knows much about theflict. megan hughes, abc7 news. >> am woman's ir of work discrimination sounds like it's out of the last century or ea

iowa is always a lot of fun. >> thanks. and the fox business g.o.p. debate was huge. see any candidates get a bump in the polls? karl rove is here to talk about that coming up. a huge osceola in iraq to take out isis next. ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ >>> this is a fox news alert ()q @&c @&c@ led coalition air strikes. the goal to regain the city of sinjar. fox news foreign affairs correspondent benjamin is live in london. >> greta, hi. it was actually the isis massacre in sinjar that finally officer sueded president obama to persuaded president obama. operation free sinjar started this morning at person troops began their assault. launched 3 6 strikes killing 60 to 70 of an estimated 700 isis fighters who are in the city. the pentagon also confirmed that u.s. special forces on sinjar mountain to confirm air strikes. they have claim they are in sight of the front lines but not actively involved in them. sin jar city sits on highway 47 which allows the terrorist group to easily moves troops betwee

the headline is g.o.p. preps panic button. okay. robert costa and phillip write less than three months before the kick off of iowa caucuses there's gruingiety about the dominance and durability of donald trump and ben carson. some in the party are so desperate to change the dynamic, they are talking about drafting mitt romney despite his insis tans he will not run again and robert joins us now on set. the panic about carson and the panic about trump, are they the same panic? >> i think when people in the republican establishment look at carson's durability and trump's durability they have about 50% of the republican primary e elector rat and hasn't gone away. this has been a four month journey and no one has found a way to take them out. >> except for the fact they were outsiders and i would put carly in the category as well. they seemed like different candidates. who are they most afraid of? >> most afraid of trump? >> really? >> i think so. >> carson doesn't have the same organization and name recognition. they look at carson with the depth in his republican and i think he's improved as a candidate. that's the establishment view of tr

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the g.o.p. debate defending her record at h.p. as c.e.o. and joins us in iowa.come back to fox news sunday. good to see you, sorry no extra hour sleep today. >> good morning, john, it is fine. we goal back so i got an extra hour. >> that is good. we talked to senator graham and i wanted you to weigh in on the president sending in 50 special forces. you have talk about fighting isil. what do you think of the plan? >> it is a recognition that you cannot have a successful bombing campaign without people on the grind telling you where to place the bombs. he sort has come to reality. but it is too little too late and this is a reflection of the reality when america does not act, when we do not lead, as we have not in the last these years, under this president, our options become very constrained and the situation becomes more dangerous. we still do not have a strategy in syria, we do not have a strategy to deal with isis and as a result the situation is far more complicated than it was three years ago when he started talking big about assad must go and red lines can

most of the republican presidential hopefuls converged on an event in iowa. 10 g.o.p. candidates attended iowa's growth and opportunity party in des moines. and they were given a chance to speak with caucus voters and runners, frontrunners, ben carson and donald trump did not attend. you can enroll for health care in the federal exchange. expect to pay more. the cost will increase an average of 5% and there will be inspect r 13 additional types of health care plans available. the federal government estimates 53,000 granite staters will enroll enroll. a pembroke man ran from police while his girlfriend allegedly help helped. when they informed holler of the outstandings warrants, he ran. his girlfriend allegedly met him. the cost of oil and propane are down, while firewood prices are up. our jean mackin talked about their winter heating strategies. >> even when the natives are on a stroll winter isn't far from their mind. this year they have a reason for keeping it warm. the five-month-old. >> we had a oil for a while and went with pellet. this year, oil is cheaper so w

the g.o.p. tries to draft, they'd better do it fast because, according to a former republican adviser, "you have thanksgiving, christmas, new year's, then iowa, and a w wk later, new hampshire. and it's going to be over in the blink of an eye." the blink of an eye! and ben carson's already halfway through that blink! ( cheers andndpplause ) wake up! wake up! wake up! wake up! it must have been like marco polo. "try to get the brain to yell. gethe brain louder. i can't see it." the republicans essentially have a week left to take down trump because by thanksgiving dinner, by thanksgiving dinner next week, people stop worrying about the racist things some candidate about the racist things their aunt might say. "rita, alice's husband is from honduras. shh! how can they be taking all our jobs? nobody's making you eat salsa. you can still buy ketchup! and while we're at it, all i asked was if you wanted white meat or dark meat." get her another drink. get her another drink. the point is, if trump does well in iowa and new hampshire, there's no stopping him. >> no republican has won the nomination without winning either iowa or new hampshire. >> i

the hospital. officials are warning those trick-or-treating tonight to be cautious of flooding streets after storms there dumped 8 inches of rain. >>> ten g.o.p. candidates attended iowa'sh and opportunity party today to speak with voters. it is clear that jeb bush and marco rubio and their rivalries are intensifying. bush was seen as a potential front-runner but failed to address in his debate performance on wednesday. today mr. bush acknowledged he needs to improve on his debating and made comments on marco rubio for his lack of senate attendance. >>> donald trump releasing a plan aimed at improving veteran's health care. he is proving his policy paper at a campaign in norfolk, virginia. he wants all veterans to be able to receive treatment from any doctor facility that accepts medicare and wants to get company incentives to hire veterans and get assistance to help them adjust to civilian life. he released papers on the policy amendment and tax reform. >>> a 10-year-old shark attack survivor returned home to the same beach and reunited with the men that saved him. with our cnn partnership, we have the story from hawaii. >> reporter: less than 48 hours after being atta

iowa 25-23 percent. and mitt romney still refusing to run for president. but that's not stopping his friends from encouraging him to do it. and the washington post reports that many in the g.o.p. are worried over that party's front runners of the political outsideers. some republicans mapping out a strategy for him to make a late entry into the race. still romney has insisted he has no desire to run for president. >> anchor: 7:16. first time in years supreme court will weigh-in on abortion rights. justices could decide later today if they will hear cases from texas and mississippi. and both states abortion clinics face the risk of closure. big issue is whether laws in those states impose so-called undo burden on a woman's constitutional right to a abortion. if justices decide to hear the cases they would likely land before the justices in june. this month. before the 2016 presidential election. >> anchor: now 7:17 on friday the 13th. good morning. right now things are light. considering we should be in the thick of the morning commute. if you look at the map. i am seeing slowing on the expressway. which we always see. pretty much doesn't matter what is going on in the world.

the g.o.p. candidate unloading on presidential rival ben carson in quite a speech. here's nancy chen. i guess he talked about an hour and a half. >> he did. donald trump did not hold back in iowa last night. he went on a ten-minute rant specifically about isis and his closest rival in the polls, ben carson. he called carson's path pathological temper incurrable similar to a child molester. >> he said he went after his mother with a hammer. he wanted to hit her on the head or he hit her in the head or wanted to hit her in the head. so he's a pathological, damaged, temper, a problem. i know more about isis than the generals do, believe me. i would bomb those suckers and blow up the pipes. every single inch. >> at one point he flipped his belt buckle up and down mocking carson's story he once tried to stab someone but was stopped by a belt buckle. he says that wasn't even possible and challenged the audience to try stabbing him. the top aide for carson says trump was bitter and rambling. >> jadiann: a secret service agent faces charges after he allegedly sent obscene messages to someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl. police arrested 37-year-old lee robert moore after the girl

the g.o.p. howl, his numbers stay solid. why should this be any different? >> i don't know this will be different. look, we're two months away from iowa. people are getting really serious now. particularly in the iowa caucus states and new hampshire where they vote in the primary. they're getting serious. the nominees are going to be donald trump or one of six other people who get hot at the end and the way to pass trump is to get hot while trump starts to weigh on the minds of the voters. they ban together to derail their campaign. hasn't happened so far. what are their options? the establishment is worried about christmas and other things. trump supporters rally harder around it. it's not about the establishment. it goes back to i can tell you who the nominee is going to be. it's going to be trump or the person who gets hot. even ted cruz, if that's the hot person, i think there will be a lot of rallying. >> let's talk about whose hot and not. chris christie got a big boost by getting the endorsement of the union new hampshire leader. this is a lifeline to his campaign. >> let's end this crazy cycle where donald trump is the front ru

the g.o.p. with controversial comments. >> good morning to you, donald trump took it to entire different level of presidential politics. at one point during an hour and a half speech in iowad dr. ben carson to a child molester, that he had a path logical temper and led to this. >> if you're a child molester there's no cure. pathological, he said he was pathological. and recounted when he was a kid is he tried to stab a kid and tried to hit his mom with a hammer. that led trump to question voters. how stupid are the people of iowa, how stupid are the people of this country to believe this crap. >> well, carly fiorina raised to his defense. you would know something about pathological. how was that meeting with putin or wharton anyone can turn an inheritance and won't. so far no response from carson. he has a meeting. maria: you know what, carly fiorina fighting back against trump. that's interesting. blake, thank you. joining us now is multi-millionaire investor, thank you for being with us. >> i can hardly wait to get to new york to the studio. been too long since we've crossed paths. maria: we look forward to having you onset. thanks, foster. let me first get your take on

the g.o.p. nomination not once but twice. did it in 1980 and 1988. in 1996 when he finally became the nominee, he ran against bill clinton in the general election. jeb bush was back in iowa point shared a chest bump with a man he said was abandoning his role. in between events bush acknowledged his on stage debates and has room for improvement. >> how do you improve on last night's performance? >> i'll do better. i thought it was fine. i did well. talked about issues important to people. we need to start thinking about whose the person that can beat hillary clinton rather than trying to get into small differences between each campaign. >> can senator rubio beat secretary clinton? >> i'm a better bet. >> why? >> i've got a proven record and i campaign in a way that is based on that record and based on the ideas i have that are about the future and i've been vetted, i've been tested. i'm an open book. >> that's jeb bush in iowa. yesterday, joining us now peg by noonan, her ninth book time of our lives debuting this week on the new york times best seller list. congratulations. >> the market discounted that. it goes right to the top. >> good morning. >> it's good to see you.

and it bubbled over with the debate last week and ted cruz in iowa this weekend talked about a test i've never heard before in my life about how he said no one could nod rate a g.o.p. primary debate and doesn't plan to vote. >> or hasn't. >> how would they ever enforce that. to me, where republicans need to be careful, these debates serving candidates very well and in my life i've never seen more republicans on the airways of main stream media out loets from morning shows to late night, to daytime. they're taking great advantage of the media. >> isn't the bottom line blaming the media is a long time winning strategy. >> it is. you can find an example where it's legitimate. they've got it behind them now. >> chris christie says on the other hand, if you can't handle a couple of tough questions or even bias question, how are you going to take on the general election against someone like hillary clinton. >> that's right. hillary clinton's folks are saying we don't get any favorites from the media either. it goes both ways. what republicans are hoping is they bring it back to more even footing. >> nicole, thank you very much. >> speaking of politics. lester is going t