samuel jackson asked ben carson to be his son's godfather but later severed contact after he said thaton? >> i have to believe that it's fiction. >> you all get another point. >> a lot of details. but you know what they say. that's how you tell something specific from something vague. and here we go, doctor ben carson is an award-winning marksman. is that fact or fiction? >> i'm going to say fact. >> the fact is that you are only one point away. right now with one question left. you've got five points, you've got four points. this is your final question in regulation time. doctor ben carson has appeared in the film stuck on you starring matt damon and greg kinnear is a surgeon. fact or fiction? >> i'm going to go fact. >> i don't quite know how to tell you guys this, but we lost him. >> good news, we found him upstairs. >> oh, that is great news. kennedy: well done. we have to go into the tiebreaker now. okay, i want you to give me his age, whoever is closest. it's not like a showcase on how old he is. how old is he? >> 60 years old. >> he is 56 years old. >> 57. >> 57? you know what t

when you look at women and evangelicals, ben carson leads donald trump with both groups. >> thank you so much. >>> to discuss this, jeffrey lord. the former chief of staff for mitch mcconnell, josh holmes and ben ferguson. great to have you with us. ben, i'm going to start with you. here we see ben carson now tied with donald trump, surging in the polls there. do you think that carson can take this race away from donald trump? >> i think he actually is going to form his own race. not necessarily take away from donald trump this early on. but we're seeing a big theme here. one, two and three are all people -- carly fiorina, carson, trump, who have never held office in any capacity. this is a bigger i think narrative here is really, there are people that are sick and tired of the gop establishment or career politicians, and they're willing to back people that they are being told have no chance. people have been saying for a long time that ben carson doesn't have a chance. carly fiorina doesn't have a chance. donald trump doesn't have a chance. i think that donald trump's people are diff

third in iowa after ben carson and donald trump. if you're looking for somebody in the republican field who might have gas in the tang, it feels like that. for the time being, donald trump is still on top with all the candidates still trailing him including literally, trailing him tonight in new hampshire. right past paisano's beats and the subs to go. katy tur has been right there in this crowded corner of new hampshire. thank you for joining us. good to have you. >> hey. thanks. i really liked your intro. i think it is like an all you can eat buffet out here. you go down the buffet line, there is clinton and vegetables and at the end, there is a big chocolate cake. you can't help yourself. you want to eat that chocolate cake and you want it over and over again. he draws the reporters away from the attention. >> donald trump as chocolate cake. such a disturbing idea. i'm imagining a cake with that hair cut. one of the things they said is that he would have name recognition. a place like new hampshire where they are not swayed by sl

ben carson. it appeals to them. >> you couldn't find two men who seem more different. yet, these are the two front runers in iowa of all places. seems like the evangelicals are behind carson. there is good reason for that. a few weeks ago at the big evangelical convention in iowa donald trump was there and he says i've never asked god for forgiveness. i don't need to. in the face of christians there. some might have walked away and really liked him. >> what about huckabee? walker. what are cruz? >> okay. i think that cruz deserved probably to do a little bit better in this poll because i think he had a pretty decent debate. i know that he's been working very hard. he is on the road every day. he has a broad base of support in terms of people supporting him. big and small donors from across the country. i think his numbers could go up. interesting thing about iowa. i feel like huckabee and san santorum santorum. i think walker will do better in iowa in the future. >> how about jeb bush? his numbers are way down. the conventional wisdom after the debate was he didn't have

ben carson. the latest polling shows the two are tied in iowa who is caucuses are the first contest of the presidential race and thus set the tone for the rest of the campaign. neck and neck the two couldn't be much different. the cars carson is the quiet surgical genius. >> war on women. there is no war on women. there may be a war on what's inside of women. but there is no war on women in this country. and all of those people who are trying to drive wedges between us. they are the enemy. they are not our friends. >> the conservative is taking his low profile to high places as voters throw support between candidates without political experience. joining me now joy reed, msnbc national correspondent. susan dell pers owe. and ric wilson down there in florida. thank you for being here today. why is iowa equally excited about two candidates who couldn't be more opposite stylistically. >> well what you have seen in iowa in the last poll is that they more or less care about the person with who is the

ben carson is with us. the election of barack obama thought it would be a giant step to erase racism as an issue in america, unfortunately it is a lot worse, i thought at that moment even people who did not like president obama said, maybe this does takes that you one step toward becoming a more perfect union it is anything but. >> recognize that we have made huge progress in the country, in my lifetime, in racial matters, but. when you have people who take every incident, that occurs, between two different races, tries to drive wedges and make it 2 into a big deal, of cours, you increases sensitivity, i'm not saying that there are not people who have racial problem. but we need to be continuing to make progress, rather than exacerbating it by exploiting all of these situations, it is not just race it is everything. you know gender, age, income. wreligion, you name it, we're driving wedges between people. charles: it feels like there are certain special interests who look at this, i get e-mails from naacp,

ben carson?y jumping ten points ahead of jeb bush? >> he had 12,000 people show up in phoenix two weeks ago. i spent a half hour with him at the des moines fair when i was out doing a sunday show two weeks ago. dr. carson is simply a wonderful man. people like him, at the western conservative summit here in denver this summer, he had people on their feet because he is gentle. he's kind. he is unfailingly good natured about everything. and people see in him the kind of american success story that they like to think is still possible from the depths of positi poverty in detroit through the university of michigan, which is a great university despite its football program, onward and upward. he's inspiring. >> so does he have any more nuanced policy positions than, say, the gop front runner, or do we have two guys that take up 41% of the vote in iowa, who really can't be bothered with policy? >> well, i had both donald trump on last week and scott walker. governor walker, very detailed policy speech a

ben carson was organic. trump, the rosie o'donnell line was organic.the joke but that was a funny moment. >> it also wasn't true. it might have been funny but it wasn't true. >> it was funny for the audience. ronald reagan and many presidents before president obama used jokes much more self-deprecating manner to make you likable. obama has weaponized humor and i've written about that for cnn and the daily beast. you have trump taking it to new levels. he tweeted after the debate mocking megyn kelly on twitter and fox news. it makes you go "oh, my god i can't believe this is happening" and he's still doing fine in the poll polls. >> i was on a radio show in birmingham, alabama and i asked what was up and they said they liked trump and ted cruz and i said was there any bash lash and they said yes, they didn't like fox. i said -- >> well, that's interesting. >> yes. exactly. exactly. >> so there you go. i thought attacking a fox news host like megyn kelly wouldn't go over well. jeffrey, dean, thank you. stay with cnn, donald trump will be on cnn tonight a

ben carson is like a firefighter. people love firefighters.hey're brave and they go in and rescue things. most politicians are lawyers and lawyers are like cops and people are always kind offed scared of cops. that's why people like ben carson, 'cause he's got that yummy doctor, you're going to save my life thing. >> i like it, but i liked in your intro where you is said he's the quiet storm. to me, that's really what it's all about. >> you're going to be having babies when he's elected. >> he's like the super cool dude and trump is on fire. together what they tell you is that people don't want a politician. that's the only thing these two guys have in common is they're not politicians. >> i like how you see similarities. you're like a human rorschach test. jimmy, you say ben carson is a democrat's worst nightmare. why? >> there is nothing the left hates more than a black conservative. you talk about heads exploding. the anti-thieves of everything they stand for. that's inflammatory. i think what's going to happen with trump, though, and i thi

also, ben carson. who is tied with trump in latest 2016 polling survey out of iowa, behind them another antiestablishment candidate carly fiorini, we'll have a role report here tonight. also, the state department set to release thousands more of hill's so-called private e-mails she turned over to the government as fbi continues its criminal investigation of her handling of classified government information we're told that latest released contained about 150 e-mails that have been sensors. we'll talk about clinton's worsening e-mail scandal. >> he says demonstrate clinton effort to get around conflicts of interest, new reports that obama administration, is crafting a package of unprecedented economic sanctions against chinese companies, that have benefited from their government cyberattacks on the united states, and the chinese theft of american trade secrets, i'll take it up with former pentagon official, fox news national security analyst kt kt mcfarland, our top story, the rise of political outsiders

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ben carson, if i look at this poll right now i'd rather be ben carson than donald trump.has more path to victory in iowa, according to this poll, the way i read it, than donald trump does. >> it is because of the christian conservatives? >> absolutely. among christian conservatives which make up a plurality, more iowa caucusgoers will align themselves with the christian conservative wing of the party, trump leads. it was the key to rick santorum. huck ape thought he -- huckabee thought he could do it it again. but the fact that it's ben carson should scare the living daylights out of the other candidates who thought they could be that candidate. that to me is the biggest development in the race this weekend. >> does it say something when we talk about trump that hillary clinton is starting to make comments to him, about how serious he is. >> i think hillary clinton loves him as a foil and democrats in general are trying to do this. trying to make trump the face of the republican party. i think she even used the phrase instead of the party of lincoln, the party of trump. i

ben carson is also on the rise. candidates in double digits. the polls show trump has reversed impressions of him. 61% of those questioned now have a positive view of him. in may, he had 27% who rated him that way. one factor impacting the republican contest in iowa is "the des moines register" calling the mad as hell contingent. frustrated with everyone from president obama and hillary clinton and republicans in congress. john and alison. >>> we have new information this morning on the execution-style killing of a texas sheriff's deputy darren goforth. the officer ambushed friday night and not clear why at this point. the suspect 30-year-old shannon miles will be arraigned on murder charges. his mother has now come forward and claiming he could not have done it because he was shopping with her at the time. let's get more from cnn's ed lavandera in houston. >> reporter: the suspect of the murder of officer darren goforth is expected to make an appearance on monday morning. shannon miles was charged with the attack o

ben carson who we'll talk about more later, but jeb bush is down to single digits. trump wants to make this election all about immigration, and the other candidates are taking notice with some trying to out trump trump. here's what scott walker's attempt looks like. >> why are we always talking about the southern border and building a fence? we don't talk about the northern border if this is about securing the border from potentially terrorists coming over. do you want to build a wall north. >> people asked about that in new hampshire and raised concerns including law enforcement folks that brought that up a week and a half ago. that's a legitimate issue for us to look at. >> yeah, talking about building a wall along the largest border in the world and chris christie is now saying immigrants should be tracked like fedex packages. >> i'll ask fred smith to come work for us, we need a system that tracks you from the moment you come in and when your time is up, three months or six months or nine months or 12 months, however long your visa is, we get you and tap your on

ben carson the most likeable coming out of this.the least likeable person in this whole race is, well, take a look, donald trump. negative 37 on least likeable. his net is also way negative as well. my question for you, doug, is it more important at this point, six months before iowa to look at the top numbers in the poll, who's leading, who's not? is it more important to delve into the data and look at likability and figure out that trump has a huge underwater spread? >> that's a great question. john and i were talking about this in the greenroom. voters are shopping around for candidates. four years ago herman cain was probably leading the republican field. right now there's a real hunger and appetite for what donald trump is saying and he's really tapping into some emotions that are in the republican party and also outside of the republican party. i think you kind of have to look at a number of things. i think for donald trump if you're looking at these numbers, the top three folks leading your poll are all considered outsider re

matt strong: ben carson has a surprisingly strong organization. o to a republican event, odds are you will see a carson campaign or super pac signing up volunteers. mark: more than trump, walker, and cruz? matt strong: he had two dozen people in des moines this past weekend. trump, the key is, are they turning the people who show up international volunteers? when it comes to traditional organizing, governor walker has a robust organization, and even governor bush. they are solidly call -- solidly, quietly and together the type of organization you need to be successful. john: we have talked before on how donald trump will fly in with a helicopter and stand with a butter cow and get a lot of attention. many of these guys are going to be competing for attention. what in the past has been the best soap box strategy for the iowa state fair, how you break through? matt strong: a helicopter is a great start. it will be tough to top that. mark: if you are not john: -- john: if you are not donald trump. matt strong: don't drop a pork chop on the ground, don

ben carson has a surprisingly strong organization. go to a republican event, odds are you going to see a person campaign and carson super pac signing up volunteers. mark: more than trump, more than walker? matt: 2000 people in des moines this past weekend. trump -- the key is, are they turning people who show up into volunteers?when it comes into -- comes to organizing, governor walker and jeb bush, silently, quietly putting together the type of organization you need to be successful. john: we talked about how donald trump is going to fly in on a helicopter and stand with the cow. many of these guys are going to be competing for attention. talk about what you have seen in the past as far as being the best soapbox strategy at the iowa fair. matt: the helicopter is a great start. it is going to be tough to top. do no harm.it is, don't drop a pork chop on the ground. don't eat a corn dog in a way that draws ridicule. i don't know how you break through. john: i don't know what you are referring to. [laughter] matt: i don't know how you br

ben carson, i think he won. do feel like he is a person who will pick a cabinet that will work with him, and not just push his believes. i think he will consider everyone's believes. he knows there is more than one way of doing things. i also want to make a comment to the latest who made the comment about abortion. the reason why men are calling in is because they believe in abortion and getting rid of babies so they do not have pay child support. i do not think anybody has thought of that comment. that is my belief. that is why men: more than women do. i really like carly. i hope she becomes president. carson can be vice president. i think she is awesome. she was right to the point on everything she said. very firm, crisp, host: well read. nathan is calling from pittsburgh. i caught part of it here. host: what you think? i'm from an area of pittsburgh were john kasich is. i think donald trump, is because , but telling the truth everything, when people tell the truth, it is a hard sense of what other people to s

you know, how does ben carson help him?is donald just looking to a politician to balance out his own ticket? >> well, vice presidential nominees ultimately come down to just the selection of our nominee. so you never know totally what someone is looking for in their v.p. but here's what they should look for. they should be looking for the man or woman who shares most of their ideas and more importantly, will be a good partner in helping them govern. because the reality is v.p.s don't elect presidents. presidents nominees elect presidents. >> and so there has never been a good track record of those of us who have tried to speculate on who the vp was going to be and that person actually ended up being the vp. >> let me ask you. said that republicans are like terrorists. take a listen to this. >> extreme views about women, we expect that from some of the terrorist groups. we expect that from people who don't want to live in a modern world. but it is a little hard to take coming from republicans who want to be the president of

>> yeah i think ben carson had a bad night, although i didn't expected ben carson to come with much substance. he's not big on substance. i think trump looked fairly unserious next to everyone else. i think his stick works really well on the stump. but when asked questions, you know he doesn't have a lot of answers. and i think that really came into focus: i think to hit for the cycle, you have to have a personality moment. you have to make a great point and maybe you get the opportunity to clarify on a pass of misstep. and, on that i think chris christie and marco spgs rubio had a graets niebt e night tonight. i think jeb bush and scott walker performed well. they did no harm. i didn't see any mistakes but i also didn't see a whole lot of movement from them coming out of this debate. so we'll have to -- the only person i thought had a terrible night was rand paul. he looked pretty child ishish haranguing chris christie for the hug. >> and the flip side of that jech what do you think about this is for in a race which donald trump has sucked audiotape a lot of the establishment, did chris chri

ben carson just vanishing up his remarks, now doing a mini news conference. it has become a cushy job with a lot of a culture mom. we are going to have to adjust to that. limits i wouldm suggest, lengthen the term for a representative from 2 years to 8 years. they could get recalled every 2 years if they were doing a terrible job at the same thing for senators, they only have one term for the president. when people get in and they start running for office the next day, it really does not make any sense. when we put lifetime limits in for jduges, -- judges, the average age of death is 47. we need to have some judicial ensure that we don't hamper their independence but at the same time we don't have a system where we have an oligarchy where a few maple -- few people are making decisions for everybody. >> what about the supreme court? >> yes, they should have term limits. >> do you have a plan to fix the criminal justice system? >> the criminal justice system is huge. the prison industry is one of the biggest and fastest growing industries we have. we have 5% of

but it's donald trump, it's ben carson, it's carly fiorina.ost a senate race by ten points five years ago. these are the ones who are surging in the polls. >> reality television is eating our country. the ethos of reality television, you now see is impacting our politics. and god help us. to the carson thing, from a political strategist, carson is going to be under more scrutiny now. and there is no nuancing your position on abortion in the republican primary. you are against abortion. you can't nuance it. if you're behind carson now, you're going to attack him because he flip-flopped. there's no nuance for him there. and the statements about, you know, the planned parenthood in black communities, to control black communities, i wish he would use the same fervor to talk about liquor stores in the black community, to talk about military policing in the black community. i think you have someone saying outrageous things, particularly calling obamacare sort of slavery that would probably do worse among black voters than mitt romney did in 2012, wh

donald trump, filed by ben carson, ted cruz, and scott walker.merkley is the latest to say he will support the agreement. the president needs three more votes to sustain a likely veto further republican-led legislation aimed at killing the deal. a man has died, wes craven, who created nightmare downstream. he died yesterday in l.a.. he was 76 years old. some of the scariest movies i have seen. all i'm out. i'm signing off on that note. mark: we will get thoughts on growth in india. the u.s. federal reserve. stay with us. bloomberg market day continues in a moment. ♪ this is a great place to work. not because they have yoga meetings and a juice bar. because they're getting comcast business internet. comcast business offers convenient installation appointments that work around your schedule. and it takes- done. - about an hour. get reliable internet that's up to five times faster than dsl from the phone company. call 800-501-6000 to switch today. perks are nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. bu

>> carly fiorina and ben carson. dinary. >> absolutely surged in the polls at a previous poll, a couple of weeks ago donald trump had that same 23%. carson didn't have anything close to 23 and look at that. >> that's the best poll i've seen in a long time where donald trump doesn't have distance between him and second as i say could he have peeked? >> the voters might want some pedigree. stuart: politics is our bread and butter, and wall street of course. >>> and miles, the man charged with capital murder in the shooting of deputy darren. he will be arraigned today. officer was shot repeatedly friday while filling up his gas tank. authorities believe he was a target because he wore a uniform. joining me now milwaukee sheriff clark. sheriff, i've said it and i think you've got the same mind, there's a war on police right now in our communities and i think you have an idea where this war came from. tell us, please. >> stuart, i'm through being diplomatic as our nations finest have being gunned down in the streets. i sai

ben carson or even carly fiorina.s that built-in animosity toward the political class or is trump driving this? >> i think it's built in. the 2016 cycle will be much different than 2008 or 2012. i don't think you can look back at that history and judge anything in 2016 on the basis of that. the average voter realizes that america is broken politically. our politicians got us in this mess and that's why they're turning to donald trump and dr. ben carson. >> any time we do any kind of polling the last decade or so overwhelmingly, the american public hates congress, the white house. they always vote their guy or their gal back in. they hate everyone but their own person. i guess this would establish a different set of circumstances. when it comes right down to it, how would an outsider like dr. ben carson be able to not only differentiate himself but say, hey, i can handle the built-in skill set that might be needed to navigate d.c.? >> for a long time maybe we've been using the wrong model when we try to select our pres

we stwaart with a neck in neckt for donald trump and ben carson. gop caucus goers showing the donald locked in with dr. carson at 23%. the des moines register poll paints a slightly different story. trump leads carson 23% to 18% there. but there is an important note here. when you add in first and second choices, trump and carson are tied. nbc's ali vie vitali joins me now. >> i think it really will continue to be business as usual for the trump people. a lot of us have been suspecting the shifting landscape. it is early and trump has had a very consistent lead in the early states and the shifting is always to be expected at this point. what is notable and you were talking about this earlier is that the new poll numbers show shifting leaders on maybe tying leaders and the same narrative of the fact of the outsiders on top and you did a bing poll a few commercials ago that said that your viewers seem to think that this is the year that a quote/unquote outsider wins the white house and that's the narrative that we are seeing here, as well as this wee

our thanks to ben carson.will be right back with john kasich's new best friend after a word from our sponsors. ♪ mark: our guest tonight is new hampshire gruru john rath who supported mitt romney, george w. bush, george herbert walker bush and, as of today, john kasich. tom, thank you for joining us from manchester. you are the most coveted endorser of the granite state in the republican party. you have given the endorsement to john kasich. why? i'm not sure all, any of that is right, but i accept it. i think our party needs to be inclusive and open and welcoming and optimistic and generous. i think john kasich embodies a lot of that. i watched him in various kinds of audiences. i watched the way he responds and he talks a language that people like to hear and inspires confidence. i think he has a great opportunity to win the right number of votes in the electoral college and win. thatnk that is something the republicans can win the election. this is a person that is making a pretty compelling case. mark: ever

a new poll from cnn shows ben carson surging into second place in iowa behind donald trump. as in new york yesterday meeting with business leaders in harlem and spoke with our john who began by asking the only african-american in the race about whether america's police force is systemically biased against minorities. and think fear unfamiliarity creates problems on both sides. and the way you solve that problem is to create relationships. it is not surprising, obviously, if you take people who may become from two different cultures and put them together in a naturally conflict in way, that you're going to have problems. that should not be as president of buddy. >> there are proposals to try to change police practice like body cameras. are you in favor? are the changes necessary? what changes would you like to see? are veryk body cameras important. it is a great technology. i love it. pretty soon, teachers may have to start wearing them, to. >> and presidential candidates. >> everybody. i think the thing that is more important or most important is introducing police into commu

you got donald trump, ben carson and ted cruz. so you know, trump and carson, they've never been in office before. ted cruz, he's probably the most anti-republican establishment candidate there is and that's what he's running on. and you have carly fiorina who's doubled or polling points. it's really interesting. if you add up the polling numbers, it ends up being more than 40%. there will 40% of people in the polls say you' what, my favorite is somebody who has never been in office before. i think that tells you a lot of where we have in this part of the race. >> whew do you think on a democratic side that person any sanders seems to be making an impact? >> i think a lot of voters want the anti-establishment candidacy. bernie sanders with what bernie sanders and donald trump tell us right now, a lot of people don't want to see a bush clinton race again. that's the point of it. whether donald trump or bernie sanders are their nominees for their parties, and there are a lot of people that think that they won't be, i do think some of

those are strong words there from ben carson.cial welfare is far from the hand, is actually a lot more nefarious. here now is charles payne, that was a great interview on your show. >> thank you very much. >> . trish: caught my attention, that's why i wanted you to be here today. i'm frightened to get near it because people talk about this, you get yourself in real trouble. talking about the difference between when you have social welfare programs, food stamps, on the extreme left, they would say this is a helping hand, a safety net for people who are down on their luck. that's what they believe. people in the middle, you hear bill o'reilly saying it, you're buying boats. and then there's something even more nefarious rumble people like ben carson saying this is about keeping people down. >> right. trish: that they get used to taking a handout so that they don't pull themself up and it's a plot to keep people subject gated, do you believe that. >> let me give you an example. when i grew up fill harlem, you have people in your bui

and ben carson gets it. and the other part about ben carson, you said he's laid back. mean, the last thing you want is a hyperactive brain surgeon or a hyperactive president. i mean, this guy is just magnificent. and as i said, he's a yaly to boot and so is his wife a yaley. i thought i'd mention that. [laughter] okay >> you had to get that in. >> i did have to get that in. there's blood brothers in this stuff, you know? >> all right laffer, always a pleasure. thank you very much indeed. >> wonderful, thank you, stuart. stuart: so look at the dow, we were down 200 and now we're down 168. that's still a sharp loss. we have verizon working on a super fast internet connection, download a full high def movie in under 10 seconds and this as more than half a million people cut the cord in just three months, cable streaming and turning into the winner. ♪ fresher dentures with polident. for the best first impression. love loud. live loud. polident. number 1 dentist recommended. ♪ fresher dentures with polident. for those breathless moments. hug loud. live loud. polident. numbe

ben carson. here is how the candidates did in the state far in new hampshire in one of the best chances to make a face-to-face first impression. >> i don't think they are bad people. used to be they said it is so bad it has to be that they are bad people. i think they are very stupid people. our leaders don't have a clue. they are incompetent. >> you don't need to go around and lick the boots of the billionaires and special interest groups which i would never do. i would much rather quit than find myself trying to seek money from those people. >> right now we have a president that pushes down anybody that disagrees with him and he elevates himself with the sophisticated nuance view and that result is nothing gets done but it can. we can fix this. >> let us never apologize for who we are as a country, a country that cannot be explained apart from the providence of god himself. >> a leader's job is to serve. and in particular i think, now we need a leader in the white house who understands their se

>> oh, i think ben carson's fans, supporters, will absolutely forgive him in a second.explain why, but certain positions you're allowed to change your mind on and others you're not. but the thing i find fascinating about this differentiation between carson and trump is that one of the key charges that republicans are using against trump is that he admittedly used to be a democrat, gave money to democratic candidates, and, therefore, he is out of bounds. he's not allowed to be even seriously considered as a republican, even though, as trump himself points out, ronald reagan was a democrat for most of his life. but ben carson, i think people are attracted to him in some ways for the reasons they're attracted to trump, which is it has nothing whatsoever to do with the issues, it has to do with something that they see in him that they're simply attracted to. his temperament, his manner, as you say. and frankly, i think his race is a big plus for him. >> do you think that jeb bush will suffer for this? this is something i thought was fascinating. jeb bush did a whole argumen

it's ben carson.se, the former neurosurgeon who is unique in the field for many reasons. not the least for being a least of which for being only candidate to be played by cuba gooding jr. in a tv movie. dr. carson, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you. always good to be with you. >> let me start with the debate. what do you hope to accomplish? nine other people will be on stage with you. we know you're going to qualify. what do you want to get out of it? >> well, i hope that people will get an opportunity to see who i really am, not who other people have said that i am. and will have an opportunity to actually see what i think about a variety of subjects. you know, i have a tendency to be asked about medical things. and very seldom do i get asked about, you know, other types of political things that are important. >> you know, it's interesting watching the rise of donald trump, and i know you were asked about this earlier, because you and him do share, along with one other candidate, you're

ben carson is still 13 points away, so this is a big win for trump but a big win for ben carson. he's the one who's jumped the most. he attributed the jump in part to voters who are looking for candidates who are not clear politicians. >> i think people are starting to realize that the same old same old is going to take us to the same place. and we're still at a precipice right now. are we going to continue down this road, which is leading to a very bad place? or are we going to try to make a change. >> as for who's down, rand paul, scott walker and jeb bush also, post-debate hits. bush got hit the hardest. he's down six points. he was voted the most qualified candidate and one of the most likeable. harris? >> you know what's interesting in that, it's pretty close to donald trump to where he was before the debate now. he took a little dip. and now it looks like he's coming back. part of that might be some of the reactions this weekend. he's actually answering the questions people have, they wanted to know. what are the details of your immigration reform plan. he answered those qu

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issues that we face as african-americans. >> and you mention ben carson. s the only african-american candidate in the race. and he said that these activists are causing "strife." does carson in your view have an obligation to embrace the black lives matter movement, or is this kind of comment expected from him? >> he doesn't have to embrace anything. i think he would be foolish not to at least speak to them to understand what they're saying. if he feels there are other issues besides law enforcement issues that must be dealt with, he should talk to them about that. but i think it would be wise of him to meet with them and not just blow it off. i don't think comments like that are expected of him. i have great respect for dr. ben carson and what he's gone through and achieved and accomplished. i don't always agree with him. i don't always agree with any one of our politicians. but i think it would be foolish not to meet with them and talk about what he thinks is important as well. >> interesting discussion. thank you to all. we appreciate it. don will be bac

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ben carson, the highest favorable rating among republicans. of course, it is donald trump that is dictating things. him being on top is not the surprise this morning. he's been dominating all the polls in every state, the media. it turns out he's getting into the heads of his opponents as well. we put together some examples of just how just in the past few weeks when trump talks the other republicans feel forced to respond. >> make america great again. make america great again. >> it's not too late for america. with your help, we can make+(o)w this country great again. >> the issue is not that america isn't great. the issue is that america can be even greater.

millions never experienced the clarity of carly the sincerity of marco and charm of ben carson did so that very night for an anticipated debate that had more thaks an the last mad max film. maybe the circus element i de test so much helped get the word out. >> that is ridiculous answer i want to collect more terrorists fr -- information from terrorists than people. how do you do that? >> get a warrant. >> america just learned when it comes to candidates the republicans have a deep bench by comparison the democrats have a stool. >> period. >> let's start analyzing thursday's event with some very important experts still the complex arted of debate. please welcome members of the urban debate league. we have selma and ieta. thank god i got that right. i like your tie. who do you think won the debate and why? >> well, i would say marco rubio won the debate. the reason for it is because he seems so prepared and confident for what he is going to do as president and went into each issue with so much detail that it showed he is really prepared and he countered all of the others by telling them