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but i think that him and ben carson should be coming out and talking about this, what do we do about the issues, if the democrats don't have the solution, what is the solution. >> since you mentioned ben carson, kathy, president trump might go to baltimore, he didn't, sent ben carson was world-renown baltimore surgeon who said we want to work with local leaders, he also mentioned cummings and runs housing urban development department. >> right. >> the media ought to ask not just white house or members of congress, what are you going to do that. >> what a missed opportunity because i interviewed the former secretary of hud martÍnez. >> bush administration. >> he had the wonderful points and policy and what they were going to do and wonderful things, that wasn't my topic, always ideas, and we just don't see that much anymore and we need that and some in the united states, mississippi, red states that are suffering right now with red governors, let's talk policies, let's clear up america, we have so many issues and so many poor cities across the entire united states, the secretary of hu

ben carson joins me now. good to have you in new york.he expressed to you in his heart that you'd like him to say to the people that they better understand his feelings about baltimore. >> he feels that the people particularly in inner cities have been promised everything over decades and still they remain in the same situation. and he wants to do something about it. we actually have some good plans to do something about it and have already set in motion a lot of different things. >> martha: like, can you give us an example? >> we revamped section three. section three says you get hud money you have to train or give contracts to the low impact people. it's been on the books for a long time but it's hardly been used because it's cumbersome. if you make more money, you have to report it. go up. if you get married, you lose everything. removing those things or people can actually climb the economic ladder. >> martha: you heard elijah cummings going after the president calling him a white supremacist. you heard the candidates basically say th

hud secretary ben carson will join us shortly in an exclusive interview.t want to miss this. he is making major news. we're more into the markets, deep into the red. we're going live to the new york stock exchange, to see what traders are saying about all of this. we'll be right back. ♪ charles: stocks are tumbling, this after president trump directed u.s. companies to quote, immediately start looking for an alternative to china. after we heard from china this morning they are retaliating with more tariffs against u.s. goods. gerri willis live on the floor of the new york stock exchange with more. how is it going down there, gerri? reporter: my gracious goodness. they're shooting everything and asking questions later. here is what the traders are saying tit-for-tat. more back and forth between china and the u.s. the issues continue to linger, and will linger they think to the election and possibly beyond. one thing they said you should pay attention to here, volume is very, very low. that means any headline could have impact on markets. if this were a norm

the hud secretary ben carson a noted neurosurgeon now member of the cabinet. >> right. >> wrote in his book by the time i went in the niejt grade mother made such strides she received nothing except food stamps they couldn't have provided for the house without that subsidy. you know him. he went from sfood stamps to be a neurosurgeon member of the united states cabinet. under your rules an immigrant who whosed child could be a ben carson would not be allowed to come into the united states in the first place. >> well, of course -- of course you're talking about people who were american citizens who are were getting the before of welfare benefits american citizens provided. and people coming to the country have always been expected to be able to support themselves. that is overwhelmingly continued to be supported by the american people and that's what this rule does. and that's all it does. is it true that some people who do not -- who are not in a position in the future to support themselves. >> someone like an immigrant you are ac flojing that someone who is an immigrant in that situat

ben carson spend quite a bit of time in baltimore, worked there for many decade, he traveled today toooth things over, he invited congressman elijah cummings, but the congressman declined and carson highway patrols thahopes that pl visit city soon, i think that a great idea. should they follow carson's root or riot? with me, a buckeye party panel, former ohio state senator marie caforio, and develop ziegler from nigh northeast ohio. congresswoman cortez does not have a lot of experience, she probably has never been in a riot and never spent a lot of time in community that have been decimated by uprising that we've seen in ferguson, baltimore and south l.a., those communities never recover, this is a great opportunity for businesses to say, i'm done with this place, they leave they never come back. >> i have a lot of witty things i would like to say, if you would like to protest and riot maybe alexandria ocasio-cortez needs to look at fashion trend of coachella, that that trendy. i'll try not to be too cute by half, you know i understand where she comes from to say, if you are marginal

ben carson, dr. carson, that's our american family. how do we end this?ll, we were in the oval office today just talking about this very thing, that many cities, baltimore just passed a 200 mark in homicide this yearmo and it's only august the sixth. what we are going to have to do is workt together. that's really the key, rather than making everything into a political issue. the fact that people are trying to point fingers at someone and say you did it when it's actually the finger of a madman who pulled the trigger that's causing the problem, first, we have to deal with reality and until we start to do that, we are not going to make any real eaprogress. >> sean: let me ask you something. these cities have been run by liberals, they claim they have the most compassion for minorities. well, the best job numbers ever of minorities are under donald trump. here's my question, can we adopt a city?. we will start with baltimore, bulldoze that place, get rid of the rats and rebuild it, and help the people and maybe partner with bernie marcus and get materials a

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and donald trump and ben carson will not be saved by this.e had supreme court case after supreme court case trying to help us work through our centuries of racism. our centuries of discriminations in our housing policieses and it seems as though this administration wants to really roll back so much of the work that's been done in the courts to try and make it safer for people to have a home and to live so that their kids can get go to school, have jobs in mar areas and all the things from there. >> jason called that invisible wall. from your vantage, what does that construction look like in washington, d.c.? this is another example of o it. using the regulatory apparatus to affect a wholesale change in washington. >> this is another area where the administration has tried to change policy and the ways that it can through executive power without having all the reigns of legislative power to be able to change the law. so you have another case where we talked about steven miller passing 1,000 page regular lati. it's a very treacherous and compli

ben carson is doing a lot of great things, ben carson over the last three days will have his finest weekhs hss secry secretary. let me in charge of baltimore, i see the potential in the urban areas. >> dana: the president and his focus on elizabeth warren, the democrats without the scandal of her heritage was behind her, he was reminding everybody about it. >> greg: that his "free bird," he's always went to play the hits and it works. can i just say something a$ap rg back to the united states. that's an interesting story we should focus on. he watched the video, called the head of sweden, the next thing you know he's heading home. kim kardashian picked up the phone and talk to him and here's the thing about the president. people to get to know him understand, and probably didn't make it clear last night, people who didn't know him say for sure there is nothing about him that's racist. sometimes he can be racially insensitive as tim scott pointed out. he's a person in trouble, he doesn't see a black person in trouble and that's what people have to understand. he went after elijah cummings

>> martha: ben carson, secretary, good to see why thank you for coming back.e talking about is common sense. we seem to have lost common sense and what we are seeing across the country, the places that have the most regulatory barriers are the places that drive the costs up for people can afford things and also we have lost our understanding of what real compassion is. people who are incapable of taking care of themselves and leaving them on the street, sleeping in their feces, that's not compassionate. that exposes them to all kinds of germs and diseases. we really need to stop and take a deep breath and say, what makes sense and those are the things we should do. bear in mind this only seems to occur in places that have massive amounts of regulation. >> martha: that's fascinating. give me a couple of things that you think could fix san francisco's problem? if they were so inclined to do so, right now they are doing building apartments that cost 70 million and that obviously will only help 72 people and who knows what happens after they move in, what would yo

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. >>> housing and urban development ben carson is in baltimore.s president trump defends his negative comments about baltimore. he pinned the blame on elena cummings. he himself struggled with the conditions he had to release his patients back home to. >> there's a lot of wonderful people here and there's the a lot of good places as well, but there's problems. >> top religious leaders are condemning president trump for his criticism claiming the president is fanning racial division i'm a newly released audio recording reveals reagan making racist remarks, he's describing members of the tanzania delegation as monkeys. the recording was cut from the original release out of respect for reagans privacy. >>> your prescription could be filled by the neighbors from the north. >>> the lawsuit against juul that alleged the product caused a stroke. >>> we're looking at the forecast and the warmup in time for the weekend. >> a new episode of the people podcast is out. danny glover is on today. . >>> san francisco based juul is being sued by a connecticut man

he had the opportunity to go out with ben carson to walk the streets and he wouldn't do it because hewants to stay in the club with the house of representatives. he wants to stay in the club and not try to help his constituents. but cummings isn't the only one. we have the former mayor of baltimore who had to step down because of scandal. she is on video as welcome plaining about the streets baltimore. and sow is bernie sanders who is -- and so is bernie sanders who is running for president. liz: deneen, i can tell you are fired up and upset about this. >> i am tired of politicians with their lip service. they continue to get away with everything. they stay in office. bowter problem is people keep voting them in. people need to look at how these politicians are not doing anything that is best for their citizens. they would rather stay in office, stay in the club and keep getting elected. liz: a project baltimore survey showed 13 high schools in baltimore, students had zero proficiency in math. the unemployment rate for african-americans tripled. >> you can't defend it. how can you def

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secretary ben carson when he was d he was a surgeon.not going to be able to clean up the house by sweeping the dirt under the rug and putting your pretty rug on it. even when we have a cut or sore and the doctor has to pull the scab off. we have to look at america. we have to see about our brothers and sisters. some socially engineered process makes us fight. we are one group of people who live in america who has the president. he comes in there and comes after and he says this is what it looks like. he puts it in your face. what are we going to do? get mad or work for healing. i believe we can work together for healing. we have got to learn to live together as brothers and sisters. liz: thank you so much for joining us. we really appreciate it. >> good to see you, too. liz: look at this story coming up. a fight "jim comey and a top republican. that story next. when the food you love doesn't love you back, stay smooth and fight heartburn fast with tums smoothies. ♪ tum tum-tum tum tums and my side super soft? be firm? with the sleep num

. >> brian: in a ben carson presser yesterday, you would know this, he says he wants to help out, helijah cummings himself, he wants to solve the problem. i was talking to dana today on the show and i think this thing could turn out for the better. >> dana: the coalition of african-american pastors meeting with trump and going to baltimore? >> dana: you can probably do something. here is something, though, this has been going on for a long time, elijah cummings talked about that in 1999, a lot of this can't necessarily be fixed by the government, the government can throw money at things, it's not actually a government thing, this is a deeper problem, we should get marianne williamson on it. there's a lot of things, it's not just the government. >> greg: the dude from twitter, he obviously -- blight of authority. >> emily: as a constituent on the west coast might biggest issue with this is the taking offense trigger locks the actual fact because the reality is a blight on government, the reality is that blight on elijah cummings, the fact that he's been the representative there for de

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housing and urban development secretary ben carson visited baltimore, he defended president trump's comments on the people and a that certainly is my emphasis. we have to learn to work together and realize we are not each other's enemy. cheryl: well, osama bin laden's son is believed to be dead. an official says the u.s. did play a rule in killing the emerging. >> al: kaemerging al-qaida lead. aishah hasnie has details. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl. president trump was asked about this yesterday but he would not confirm or deny the report. >> do you have any intelligence that bin laden's son has been killed. >> i don't want to comment on it. >> reporter: he was thought to be 30 years old and he was emerging as a leader within al-qaida. as recently as february, the state department offered a million dollar reward for information leading to him. on wednesday, a u.s. official confirming to fox news that the son of the 9/11 mastermind is believed to be dead. hours later, 2020 candidate tellsy gabbard accused the president of supporting the terrorist network. >> this current presi

. >> i thought it was ben carson. >> exactly. >> babies did i reach 20 yeet?g during congressional harrings, how hard is that to do? >> excuse me, i'm asking the the questions here. >> no, i was specifically told i got to ask you a question. >> is that a yes or a no. >> to what? >> yes? or no? >> yes. >> i yield back the balance of my time. >> i would like to ask about an issue that is very important to me. do you believe in ghosts? >> i believe that there are many dimensions of experience beyond what the eyes can see. >> how about vampires. >> aw vampire to me is a description of a force of consciousness. but do i believe that there is a force of consciousness within all of us that is filled with fear and takes forms that are dark in human relationships, yes, i do. >> wait, so that is a yes? >> next question. >> let me ask you this. as president mow would you handle independence day. >> well, i know one thing, i wouldn't make it all about myself the way donald trump tried to. >> no, i mean like the movie, independence day. how would you save us from an alien

with on their part to fight for the african-american vote and they don't do it and a lot of what ben carson is doing is going underneath the radar for the inner cities and hopefully he will start speaking up as he has the last few weeks. best luck the last of the way peered one thing is very clear, you are impressive, 33, you are on the fast track. i appreciate you joining us tonight. let's continue this discussion with charlie hurt. he's the opinion editor at the "new york times." he is author of why american winch and on donald trump and why we must do it again. it's been a while fast few days. if there's been terrible terrible massacres and you would think that bottle donald trump who has been characterized, pull the trigger, have you ever seenn marks to going to come i haven't and i got to tell you, at a time like this where there is national morning and everybody is sort of branching their hairn sorrow and pity about all this stuff, the last thing the vast majority of people want to hear about his politics and t that you've got this horrific, horrific situation to begin with and the st

ben carson to correct him. seth: yeah. >> and carson wouldn't do it >> seth: yeah. there are some good things happening. >> what? [ laughter ] >> seth: i'm going to tell you -- [ applause ] you're to thank for it we talked about it before. and i always like to check in with, really, the -- we like to call her the successful tapper your daughter, alice tapper. seth: she wrote an op-ed in became a book. a book about era yeah >> seth: what's the update on the book >> last we heard, she's going to have a publisher publish it in china. and translated into che, azing i have written four books. none of them have been translated [ applause ] >> seth: none of them have been translated at all? >> none translated i don't even think they're translated into british. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, give her our best thank you so much for being here >> pleasure. >> seth: it's always great jake tapper. [ cheers and applause we'll be right back with mj rodriguez thank you. [ cheers and applause ♪ (vo) the hamsters, run hopelessly i

. >> dana: housing secretary ben carson visited baltimore yesterday, defending president trump's controversialents about the city. he knows that city well. the theme of this year c-span annual student film competition was "what does it mean to be american?" the winning film was on citizen accountability in government. quite a concept. take a look. >> in short, it all comes down to us. our american institution is one of the most unique in the world where students have the powers vested in them to hold governmet accountable other than sit around and complain. >> dana: with me, the two filmmakers behind the grand prize running documentary, eli scott and mason daugherty. congratulations to you both. tell me about how you got involved and why you wanted to take this approach when you were describing what it means to be an american. mason, we'll start with you. >> sure. our teachers, who are great, shout out to you. she entered the film in the competition last september and we took it from there. we both shared similar ideas but enough so we can kind of argue. >> dana: tell me about that, eli. teach

ben carson nailed it. >> a racist would not be doing the things the president is doing with the second chance and with opportunity zones and with the things i just mentioned. there are so many things a racist would not be doing. i don't know why people do it and i guess it's political but if we could stop being politicians and start the representatives of the people and actually deal with the problems that they have i think we can make a lot of progress as a nation. steve: i so agree with that. look, when i hear the democrats smear from supporters the way they have this week everything in me wants to hit back. i won't because i don't want to raise the temperature i want to lower rates. unlike the democrats who talk about bringing people together but spend their time driving the nation apart i want to practice what i preach. remember, from hate to hope. here's how you can be positive in the face of this reckless and offensive provocation for most but not all of the democrat presidential candidates. don't respond in kind and don't escalate and don't tweet and don't pour fuel on the fire

ben carson signed the order. i was there in the room, so was george perez and others from "related." they do good work put. all these hypocrites -- soulcycle, equinox attackers, the restaurateur, what was his problem when ross gave him his money for his opportunity? did he object then? no. they are hypocrites, they are using this because it's anti-trump. but they will still want his money next month. >> melissa: kennedy? >> kennedy: we are inventing problems. that means everything is fine. >> david: [laughs] >> kennedy: be truly are inventing problems. if you're not inventing problems, it means two things are happening. one, the president is having a degree of economic success. the democrats can't match it right now with alternatives or ideas. they really need to work on that. there's always a way of doing that. that's number one, and that's what is causing some of this desperation. the other thing -- and you touched on it yesterday -- as we get closer to the election, the stakes will get much higher. because the

. >> martha: we talked to ben carson about it and he said that these problems are so fixable that youappropriate where people can live in stay. they are doing projects all over the country, so why is it so difficult in the northwest and in california to get your arms around this? they are trying to be compassionate but these are not good for these people obviously you have to live in the streets in these horrible conditions. >> the most compassionate thing we can do is to help them become self-reliant. we need to provide job coaching, job training. that won't work until they are prepared for it and many of them need mental health services first to prepare them to be able to respond to that job training and sometimes mental health services can't work until we can cut off the drugs. this is another argument in favor of securing the southern border because drugs are pouring in and destroying our community speed because marijuana has been introduced in our communities, methamphetamines is the new drug to ensure we've got to cut off the flow of drugs across our southern border so we can pr

if ben carson can get in there and -- i think donald would have appointed me to something. >> because transactional or -- >> i think he would have been grateful that i'm on his team regardless of whether i know what i'm doing or not. >> what would you have wanted to be? >> well, i guess -- the only thing i really wanted was, i wanted him to take me to camp david because i -- you know, my father and i used to joke about this, that if the american public got a good look at camp david, there would be a revolution in this country. that presidents should not be treated like kings and shouldn't have retreats. they should be in the oval office working. what is this camp david and what's going on over there and who the hell is paying the bills? >> you think camp david is very luxurious? >> yes, i do. have you been to camp david? >> i've never been there. >> i know there's a golf course. do you have a golf course at your house? >> i don't play golf. >> we cannot treat our presidents like king. i always say the greatest president was george washington, because they said, you want to be king? he

there's mike pence looking very beataffectio beaffection, and you have ben carson and melania, and betsythey're all worshiping him. we're back with people who are not doing that tonight. donna edwards, sam stein, ron reagan, and susan del percio. this is scary. >> yes. >> when you make yourself into a diety. >> the question is does he believe it? >> well, the chosen one is either -- who is this guy, what is he making of it? it's frightening. i'm dead serious. >> some people, but they're usually on the corner with sandwich boards over their bodies speaking about something. what is an interesting thing here is we have a very problematic confluence of forces. one is an incredible narcissist in donald trump who was a narcissist prior to becoming president, and then the presidency, which is the most powerful position in the world. when you combine those two things, it might affect your self-perception. >> you know, in certain ways he is the king. his long ball game he's played while we're chuckling at his sometimes near insanity, he's probably -- he gets re-elected again, two more supreme cou

they really pitched ben carson, who really received his fame in baltimore from being a famous neurosurgeont johns hopkins. they put him out of a parking lot where he wanted to do a press conference. but this president asked black america what do you have to lose? well, we're losing a lot in baltimore and other urban cities. mr. president, it's time to help, not to point fingers. >> well, ryan, listen, greg sergeant over at "the washington post" is making the argument that trump's strategy is moving from s-hole countries to s-hole districts. what do you think of that? >> i think there's -- i think there's some truth to that. you know, first of all, april made me and phil look really bad by not complimenting you on the terrific job you did. >> you guys don't have to do that. >> and dana and jake did. it's two of the most substantive debates i've seen. i've covered every campaign since 2000. you guys did a great job. >> thank you. >> i think what greg says, there is a lot of truth to that. you know, one of the most unusual parts of obviously an extremely unusual president is that he sees hims

i worked on beginning rich's campaign, romney's campaign, and ben carson's campaign, and i do not believehe notion that the nra has more clout than the republican party. >> the nra has a strong ground game. they have members -- >> the nra doesn't have a get out the vote mechanism. >> he's got five weeks to play with his thing until the 9th of september, i think he would like to not do anything. if he does toomey manchin that might squeak by in pennsylvania, it raises the question of the true gun people. i got a brother one of these guys, i know them, and they're unforgiving and always liking for traitors and if they see trump for a traitor, bye bye pennsylvania. >> house democrat, they want to deal with the president they're calling a white supremacist, a lot of democrats are pressuring the leadership saying don't work with this president on the gun deal. it's not going to come out in our direction. >> the democrats wants issue too. >> they want reform, but they don't want to have a watered down deal. >> nobody wants something just like the calling out the one person who shouldn't be gett

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. >> they have had ben carson, a 40-minute interview with lara trump.ired a republican strategist to help them break into the space. and they have done it. >> you have done something as well. people should read the article. fascinating stuff. brandy, thank you so much for coming on. >>> coming up, we are inching closer to the presidential debate. ♪ do your asthma symptoms ever hold you back? about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. fasenra is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra is proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, improve breathing, and can lower oral steroid use. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doc

it's my pleasure this morning to introduce secretary ben carson.march 2, 2017, he was sworn in at the 17th secretary of u.s. department of housing and urban development. nearly 30 years, secretary carson served as a pediatric neurosurgery at the pediatric center. he was just 33 years old becoming the youngest major division director in the hospital history. in 1987, he performed the first separation of cranial twins, he joined at the back. he performed the first successful separation of type two portable separation in south africa. dozens of honor of awards and recognition of achievements. medal of freedom, nation's highest civilian honor. the highest by the national associations to be advanced. he offered nine books, four of which he co-authored with his wife. after he met his wife, he cofounded the carson tolerance fund which recognizes young people of all backgrounds to the exceptional academic accomplishments. they are currently operating in 50 states and the district of columbia and recognized more than 7300 scholars, awarded more than $7.3 mi

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dagen: this is a proposal by the -- >> ben carson, the fha, which i think is the best news i heard ally're millennials, right. >> they have a lot of student loan debt. and they really need that extra help from the government to be able to buy a home. dagen: which of the housing markets look the most l solid right now, dolly? >> first-time home buyers, oddly. they're the ones anxious to get in. they are all chomping at the bit to buy something. any new listings, anything new, that's the strongest part of the market, oddly. >> what about manhattan? there was a report that came out that rents jumped 6.5%. how do millennials or those just entering the workforce starting new jobs in new york city, how do they afford that? >> well, they have a lot of trouble or they have a roommate or they have a parent. dagen: or jenny, you buy. jenny bought. >> i did. i did. but it's true. we're really struggling right now. rents are up. in the rent, buy analysis, it makes sense mostly to rent. that pushes rental prices up which means we can't afford anything and we have to live with three people, to an ap

carson valley. after dinner, ben, melissa, her teenage brother craig and little alyssa settled in the den to watch a movie. melissa remembers falling asleep on the couch, waking up with a start. >> thinking i was late for work. it was like 2:30 in the morning. i was like oh, i'm not late. so i went and got into bed. >> reporter: crawled in with ben, she said. moonlight on the covers. warm inside. >> about an hour later is when i was woke up by the smell and then a loud noise. my ears were ringing. at first, i thought i was dreaming. >> reporter: a smell? >> yeah. it was a smell. >> reporter: gunpowder smell? >> yes. >> reporter: as she told it, she looked over to ben, saw by the light of the moon he appeared to slept through whatever it was. she nudged him. he didn't stir. >> i was like okay, i'll go check it out. i walked around our bed and got about halfway down the hallway and realized our front door was open. >> reporter: but you didn't see anybody? >> nope. >> reporter: halfway down the hall she said, cold air rushing in. she knew something was very wrong. they ran back to the bedroom, turned o

but i think that him and ben carson should be coming out and talking about this, what do we do abouts, if the democrats don't have the solution, what is the solution. >> since you mentioned ben carson, kathy, president trump might go to baltimore, he didn't, sent ben carson was world-renown baltimore surgeon who said we want to work with local leaders, he also mentioned cummings and runs housing urban development department. >> right. >> the media ought to ask not just white house or members of congress, what are you going to do that. >> what a missed opportunity because i interviewed the former secretary of hud martÍnez. >> bush administration. >> he had the wonderful points and policy and what they were going to do and wonderful things, that wasn't my topic, always ideas, and we just don't see that much anymore and we need that and some in the united states, mississippi, red states that are suffering right now with red governors, let's talk policies, let's clear up america, we have so many issues and so many poor cities across the entire united states, the secretary of hud, what a

ben carson 9.7. scott walker 7.7. rubio 7.3. rest of the individuals there on the list. >> yeah. so we remember ben carson had a surge. scott walker was at one time considered the frontrunner. jeb bush was the establishment candidate. as we got to iowa and new hampshire, it was a very different field, you had ted cruz and marco rubio and john kasich. none of whom were doing particularly well in the polls at this time suddenly were in second, third, and fourth place. things shift. ainsley: thank you so much for being with us. >> you are welcome. ainsley: first plastic straw and now san francisco has banned water bottles at the airport. the city has much more worries like homelessness and tomi lahren is on deck. chair is just a chair. that a handle is just a handle. or... that you can't be both inside and outside. most people haven't driven a lincoln. it's the final days of the lincoln summer invitation event. right now get 0% apr on all lincoln vehicles plus no payments for up to 90 days. only at your lincoln dealer. let's get do