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stossel: when beckel ran mondale's campaign he saw this ad. wendy's was trying to convince people that their burger had more beef. you were home watching tv with your girlfriend and he saw this ad. >> i saw the ad and it was my girlfriend is said to me you know that reminds me of gary hart. what's he all about? all of a sudden it clicked. they're not pulling. this is just a comment. that triggered in my mind something that made sense. we put it on a poll and tested well. stossel: so mondo used in the debate. >> where's the beef? >> he spent $100 million on ad campaign to commend opening for a line and i want to thank them very much. that work, that made a difference. >> a confirmed in people's mind something that it then on their minds which was is this guy really up to it and a sea of experience to doing it? all of a sudden he has to be on the defense and he hasn't handled it well. stossel: there were several things i hart didn't handle well but that's another story. >> he was reeling and we came right back in with another punch which was. >>

. >> democratic bob beckel has counseled hundreds of candidates. >> it's theatre of politics, tryingo get the people to come in and take a look and see if they like your play. >> here in cleveland, the romney campaign's preparing a play, trying to get lots of people to watch. >> only way to attract them to the theatre is if it looks good. >> tighten that out a little bit. >> just one presidential campaign, in the fall, in the general election, involves 400 people, advance people, setting up a stage. >> mike check. 1-2. >> a presidential campaign stop involves a lot of hard work. >> most are paid to do this. some are volunteers. >> does anybody have any questions? >> the planning starts days earlier. >> you send people driving around small towns in america, and asking people, hey, can we use your -- can we use your campus green? >> mel ritter is the director of candidate operations for mitt romney. >> let's get to work. >> campaign staffs try to make sure the right number of people show up. hillary clinton's presidential campaign was run by patty solis-doyle. >> you make calls to camp

y06 a book here, bob beckel, where is mine? bob, this is -- what happens with this united front thing? can i read their demands? no asking candidate toes raise hands. no yes/know questions. no lightning round. preapproval for graphic and biographies. 30-second opening and closing statements. keep debate hall no warmer than 67 degrees here. >> no green m&ms. >> i used to sit in debate negotiations exactly like that and i listed about most of those things myself. you didn't get any of them. these guys are reacting to their debate last week. who is going to get together and try and change a debate? it looks ridiculous. >> but to the point of chris christie, isn't that, carl, the point of the r&c is to make all of this -- that's what the leaders of the rnc should be doing? >> do not count me in the group that's doing the moaning and complaining about this. i support the rnc continuing to make these decisions and i'm not one of these guys that's going to sit there and moan and complain about it. the presidency is almost never script

beckel.arson and trump said they would not raise the minimum wage and trump said the wages are too high. >> by the way, i was there, as far as i can remember. listen, the big story here that has not been exploited by the democrats and should be is that donald trump's armor took a crack in two ways which were significant. his all slogan, no substance campaign he got away with. he came out with minimum wage of $15. and number two when rand paul took him on. he went on about china and the tpp and the trade agreement and how they exploited it so much and all that. and paul looked down stage and said, don, china's not in that trade agreement. that agreement is put together because of china and it shows that he has no substance whatsoever. but he's good. i won't take that away from him. but he is not going to be able to get away with this bumper sticker mentality for the rest of the campaign. >> are you referring to last night, you said it exposed the split between right wingers and the establishme

. >>> i want to bring in bob beckel. also angela rive.nd author and former navy seal carl higby is here. and bob, we have this -- i want to talk to you about this. are we going to go to this? pardon me, folks at home we have breaking news i'm being told. we'll get back to the political panel in a moment. the pentagon reporters are reporting this information. we'll get to barbara starr in a moment. a senior official says u.s. forces have conducted an air strike in raqqah syria targeting jihadi john. and you are getting this information just as we're going on the air tonight i'm hearing it. i'm getting it in realtime right now. he is a british citizen, seen in the video showing the murder of isis hostages including steven sotloff and james foley. barbara starr has more now. what do you know? >> good evening, don, this information just into cnn first. just a moment ago. a senior administration official has now told me that the u.s. has conducted an air strike in raqqah, syria, earlier today, targeting the man known to the world as jihadi joh

joining me is bob beckel and author of i shouldbe dead my life surviving politics, tv and addiction arepresident of the southern baptist seminary and author of we cannot be silent. washington host and author and let's listen. >> there is a desperation, they have been talking to everyone there has got to be something. they are getting desperate. next week it will be a kindergarten teacher. it's ridiculous. it's okay, it's expected. >> i mean, bob, what's your reaction? that's true. welcome to running for president. >> i was about to say, welcome to the big show, dr. carson. look, but in the questions is this going to hurt? in the shirt run it will probably help with republican activists who believes this is true but in the long run he's going to lose. you cannot beat them. i've been through this before. if you tell a lie, you better be sure the lie can't be unfrilled before the voters go to the polls. to write something down. with all due respect to hugh hewitt but to write something down about a west point scholarship in a book, you get to read your book and edit it. >> it's common know

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i also ask our next guests, bob beckel and matt lewis. great to have you here, gentlemen. i want to start with you. has the field of journalism, has the media been tougher on ben carson than on other candidates? >> i don't think so. i do think there's liberal media bias in the world. i think most of our friends and colleagues in the mainstream media tend to be more liberal but i think that what ben carson has faced is entirely appropriate and fair. i think it's good for the republic. it's good for the republicans, even. to have a candidate who is properly vetted before going up against hillary clinton. at this point now, i think ben carson as we've seen things developed, it looks like his memoir was embellished. we're not seeing any smoking gun now. i think he might be better off having gone through this process at the end of the day. >> why are there those ironically on the right side of the media defending ben carson zealously against routine vetting and planting the seeds about they didn't talk about obama that way. what is this, a black comparison now? why is so much o