is provocative so people pay attention. >> a lot of people says it was a make or break moment for jed bush, do you think his numbers will rise? >> i don't think so. this was make or break for governor bush, and he said last night after the debate that this was the commander in chief debate. whether he can be commander in chief is another question. as it relates to poll numbers and standing. donald trump says he started in the center and will keep moving further down. i don't know if the governor helped himself. when you look at the fact that it wasn't about him. when he tried to go after donald trump, which he continues to do, it does not work. he stumbled on the opening and closing. in terms of looking strong and being commander in chief, i don't think he stood up to the test. >> if you or a muslim american, or if you were a muslim that does business in america, do you leave the debate. >> if you are a muslim american with business dealings in this country or living in this country, you felt that the republican party is diverse in their opinions as it relates to national security. there a

if that candidate is no longer jed bush, who do they support? >> jed bush will be the first choice, but you've got marco rubio, chris christie. ted cruise is an outsider so he is not an established candidate, but clearly marco rubio and chris christie would be >>> ted cruz, speaking of him, he has seen a rise in polls lately. he has got some key endorsements. how someday he keep that momentum going because donald trump attacked him this week. >> absolutely. as he started to win in iowa, when donald trump came out with this claim about muslims coming into the country, what i'm curious to see what happens at the debate, what are the fireworks, respectful or do they go at it because they have in press. ted cruz has the support of very con sifshtive-- conservative evangelists. is he going to get it? you are hard-pressed to say he could win something like new hemp shire, but ted cruz is. he is not looked at as an establishment candidate but he looked more establishment than a donald trump, so people may flock to him as well >>> this week a big night

that is why we are hearing stuff from jed bush, now stuff from rick perry -- hearing stuff from jeb bushf from rick perry. he referred to some illegal immigrants as rapists, that bothered people, did not bother people -- what was your reaction? >> it not bother me. >> did not bother me. too think it was generalized. that was a concern. if he had said some of the dople coming in do this, that, but he said it in general -- they are this, they are that -- and i think that is what got the criticism. not that he is wrong. it's the way he said it. in too much of a generalized way. >> but he also said some of them were good people. yes, he did. that's what i was going to bring up. he said not all of them are bad, but there's a lot. john: for a long time, donald trump was very pro-choice, in favor of abortion rights. he says he is now having second thoughts. years, he was pro-choice. does that bother anybody in the room? >> yes, that bothers me. john: did you know donald trump was pro-choice for a long time? >> i did not. john: would that affect your view in some way? >> it improves my view to k

david joely, one of 11 house members, who in june 3rd thour wait behind jed bush, angling for trump to step off the political stage. >> i call on trump or to withdraw his candidacy for the white house. >> it's known how the concern affects the hopefuls, voting in iowa two months away. the chairman issued a statement condemning donald trump's remarks:. one foys supporting the stance, senator ted cruz, refusing to add his strois the chorus of -- voice to the chorus of criticism on donald trump. >> i commend donald trump for focussing america's attention on the need to secure the border. >> the next republican party national debate when the issue will dominate is slated for tuesday. trump says a report in the associated press that he was planning to travel to jordan is false. the billionaire sending out a tweet saying despite his report for king abdullah, he will not visit at this time. >> hedda is a professor at the naval wore college and an officer in the u.s. navy. he is in boston. welcome, thank you for being with us. >> you woke an op-ed in the "new york times" in response to donald

you will find people like ted cruz and marco rubio and jed bush might attack him, chris christie teamight attack him, and there might be something to gain, but donald trump is ahead by double digits in a number of these states. so he is the guy to watch. you have to knock him off, take him out of first place with a strong performance and that's likely enough to happen. >> reporter: the risk has been everybody who has attacked him face on has handed up dropping out of the race. you look at a rick perry or another who hasn't dropped on out, you see him floundering. taking on trump is a tough task. no-one who has taken him on hasn't risen in the polls. it hasn't been a helpful strategy. do you disagree with him politely, do you take him on loudly. what is the way to do this? it is tricky because no-one who has done it has gone up in the polls. . people who have, have gone down or not in the race >>> the next debate is tuesday in las vegas >>> on third rail, the panel discusss the intersection of islamic extremism. >> i think we have to call it what it is. there is a segment of the islam

. >> well, of course, jed bush is supposed to be the grown up in the room. and he was the guy that said we should consider only taking christian refugees from syria. you pointed to the rise of barry gold water in the '60s. he was an outlier, and you maintained that the outlier became the focus for the republican party that we know? >> yes, i have written a history of the conservative takeover of the republican party since the 1950s. it's three books, and every case was seen as extreme. worked closer and closer to the center of the water, donald trump as are was the apatiosis of that. when we talk about segregating americans, not allowing people of certain religions into the country, we are seeing the things you used to see in the swamps of newsletters. this guy is the guy that has 36%. 26% more. it's the head of the apart. he is the creation of the party. it's interesting to see the rest of the republican party beginning to wonder whether this creation of theirs has to be distanced from. >> let me ask the question this way, if the republican party keeps dona

jed. you are moving over further and further. bush a trump called total disaster and said he was trying to breathe life into a field campaign. negotiators in congress reached agreement on defending a tax plan. making billions of dollars of tax cuts permanent. extending tax breaks for wind and solar producers. the bill today. thatd nations experts say .ran has violated sanctions the october launch is the first after iran and six world powers reached a landmark nuclear deal. you get more on these and raking stories 24 hours a day at the new bloomberg.com. markets now with ramy inocencio. ramy: happy fed day. futures are higher as we count down to the fed announcement of the rate hike. s&p futures are up about half a percent. all of this is possibly indicating investors feeling the economy is strong enough to take on some rate pressure. this morning, one jpmorgan says it is a dovish hike since we have a strong dollar and almost no inflation. let's take a look at the implied probability of a rate hike with the wirp function. you can see f