ben carson slightly ahead of donald trump on the ground with a preview of what we can expect, carl cameron. >> thanks, john. welcome to boulder. big battle tomorrow. the race got a shake-up today. for the first time in three months, donald trump is not -- not the national front-runner. "the new york times" poll shows he's now second place to ben carson who is at 26% and still rising. trump this morning took to the phones and started calling into morning shows to beat up on ben carson. said he didn't understand the polls nationally or in iowa because in his view he's still the he took shots at ben car saying he flip-flopped on issues and there's questions to be answered. he said that carson's position on abortion has evolved. in fact, trump's position on abortion has also evolved. the key to carson's success seems to be with born again christians in eye warks social convft avs and religious conservatives and tea partiers. ben carson has a hefty lead in some cases more than 2-1 over donald trump when it comes to those key core proimary voters in the republican race. that's the up ballot part

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joining me now is campaign carl cameron. >> it's clear donald trump didn't think jim webb had stakes. martin o'male gave shots to hillary clinton. it may show a path tohill if she is the nominee. but it's worth noting that both bernie sanders and martin o'malley came to hillary clinton's defense tonight on the e-mail controversy. this is tantamount to a capitulation for bernie sanders. for bernie sanders to say it's a nothing burger for lack of a better term, is a tremendous cap cap cap cap cap capitulation and it is a sign the e-mail controversy is one democrats will fight for. perhaps because they think it is her biggest liability. >> thank you. and these are all 20s, 1, 2, 3, 4 for the government. one for me. 1, 2, 3, 4, for the government, one for me. 1, 2, 3, 4, for the government. one for me. coming up, more reaction from democratic socialist redistribution, tax the 1%, evil rich debate, straight ahead. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on

carl cameron, thank you. >> coming up. nation's history meets golf in a new fetture on the west point golf course. what is russia's end game in syria. moscow is erratic and aggressive as it tries to prop up the syrian regime. could that back fire? >> their strategy in syria is flawed. and the mistakes that russia is making there will have consequences and only inflame the syrian civil war. >> warnings that russia is using syria to fight a proxy war with the u.s. defense secretary carter said russia behavior is unprofessional will and aimed at provoking a response from the obama administration. the iranian revolutionary guard general was killed by militants. he was the main architect to fight terrorist groups in that region. we'll get an update from major general bob scales who is a fox news analyst. >> we heard the warnings from defense secretary carter. -- old habits diehard. he said the russians are doomed to fail nursyria what do you think, general? >> i think secretary carter has a point. i am told that one russian hel

>> carl cameron live in davenport. thank you. >>> still ahead, three years ago mitt romney was the butt of jokes by the obama campaign. when he said russia was still the biggest geopolitical threat to the u.s. his reaction to today's events? >>> first congress keeps the government open past a midnight funding deadline. >>> lawmakers on capitol hill have approved a funding measure to keep the government open past midnight. the ten-week bill does not take away federal funding from planned parenthood as many gop conservatives wanted. it may just delay an inevitable confrontation over the issue. chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel is live on capitol hill with more. >> not much drama on the deadline day following resignation of john boehner. the house approved a ten-week government funding extension to avoid a shutdown. the vote was 277-151. the senate approved the measure 78-20. already the focus has shifted to the next funding showdown. >> as we talk about where spending comes between now and december 11th, we

chief political correspondent carl cameron is in boulder, colorado tonight. >> donald trump is no longer the national front-runner. ben carson has overtaken him, building on his momentum out of iowa. the latest cbs/"new york times" poll shows carson up to 26% and trump second with 22. marco rubio, jeb bush and carly fiorina lead the single digits in a testy battle. trump who said he would drop out of the race if he took a dive in the polls, told msnbc he was must mystified. >> i was number one in iowa from the beginning. i'm a little bit surprised. >> the billionaire renewed his attack on the soft-spoken former physician. >> i don't get it to be honest with you. it's -- you know you look at different things having to do with ben and there's a lot of contradiction. and a lot of questions. you know like ben was, he was pro abortion not so long ago, as everybody has told me. >> trump himself used to be pro choice and even supported late-term abortion procedures and in numerous other issues remains at odds with the gop in substance and tone. overshadowed and irked by front-running outsiders,

chief political correspondent carl cameron in new hampshire tonight with the back of the pack. >> new's first primary is exactly four months from now. and some candidates are in serious trouble. lindsey graham is cash-poor and impoverished in the polls. >> if i can do enough weddings, bar mitzvahs, if you're in new hampshire and want to see lindsey, give me a call. by the end of the year i'll have money to spend. >> graham is at odds with rand paul on several issues. for both, new hampshire is do or die. paul has dropped in the polls, too. he raised $2.5 in the last three months and sought at a liberty convention to shore up libertarian-leaning conservatives against ted cruz's courtship. >> i think we're both conservative, and but the liberty wing of the party i think is going to be with me. we have a ground game that probably that equal or exceeds anybody in the race. anybody who wants to discount us, does it at their own peril. >> at convention, paul and cruz backers accuse one another of trying to stuff the straw poll ballot box. >> there's power in this movement. >> cruz has appea

carl cameron. news has also learned the secret service is moving to provide 24-hour protection for republican presidential candidates trump and carson. it's rare for such protection to be granted before a candidate receives their party's nomination, but secret service making exceptions based on threats, and both campaigns reportedly requesting the protection after receiving threats. on the democratic side, hillary clinton already has secret service protection as a former fist lady. clinton is also scheduled to testify this thursday before the house select committee on benghazi. the clinton campaign accuses the committee of bias particularly after house majority leader kevin mccarthy said the committee's work had driven down clinton's popularity with voters. but congressman trey gowdy utterly dismisses the claim. >> i have told my own republican colleagues and friends, shut up talking about things that you don't know anything about. and unless you're on the committee, you have no idea what we've don

fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron with our report. >> reporter: ben carson wins the third quarter fund-raising race collecting 20.8 million dollars to keep growing his grassroots campaign. >> thank you. >> reporter: he's in the middle of a multiweek book tour which limits campaign time but is pulled into a virtual tie with donald trump in the latest fox poll. the billionaire front-runner is self-funding his campaign and gets so much news coverage he spent next to nothing on advertising. trump and carson threatened to boycott the next debate hosted by cnbc if it does not agree to limit the debate to two hours. network plans no time limit. >> i'm jeb and running for president. [ laughter ] reporter: jeb bush is cutting costs and trying to save money for a long gop primary trench war. he raised 13.4 million dollars and tried to make today's disclosure look more muscular by revealing campaign bundlers, medical records and most recent income tax returns. the man on the move is ted cruz, poll numbers are growing as he courts conservatives. third on the fox poll and on bush

chief political correspondent carl cameron has our report. >> reporter: in waterloo, iowa touting lead in the latest polls, donald trump urged security to go easy on hecklers. >> don't hurt them, don't hurt them. nonviolence, nonviolence. >> reporter: instead of his frequent derition of rivals offered rare albeit praise. >> jeb bush announced, he's a nice person. >> the governor of ohio is a nice guy and doing a remarkable job. >> reporter: the insult free rhetoric come as polls show trump still ahead but burdened by high negatives. in florida trump's up double digits. ben carson in second and marco rubio's past jeb bush who's fallen to fourth. the others all in single digits. in pennsylvania other than trump and carson only rubio makes double digits. trump leads and carson's closest in ohio where governor kasich is third and ted cruz and carly fiorina have traction, in all three bellwether swing states nearly a third of republicans would not support trump. his rivals signaling they fear trump less are dispersing their fire. on a three-day swing in iowa to ramp up emphasis on the caucu

but, first, we go tonight to carl cameron to set the stage. carl? >> reporter: hi, megan. the debate is still on going. but even before it began, trump pre-spun it by tweeting that he thought cnbc, the hosts, weren't going to be fair to him. and they're using fictitious polls. this is clearly a frustration of his by being knocked out of iowa. and with the cbs poll now trailing carson in the national poll. that shows that carson is dm large measure from evangelical christians in iowa and across the country. and, particularly, some support from tea partiers. trump's been raising questions about his positions on abortion and suggesting he's too low energy. carson, for his part, in the debate and for the last few days, has made it very clear that he's going to create what carson calls a mud pit with all the name-calling and slams. he says he's just not going to do that. carson has to show that he has a command of the issues themselves. and that he can answer questions in real specifics in very, very tight and bright scrutiny now that he is also one of the big front runners. af

fox news chief political correspondent carl cameron is in boulder and has our report. >> reporter: the question is, how donald trump will fare if he can no longer boast about being front-runner, he berated voters who favor polls with ben carson. >> will you get the numbers up in iowa please? this is ridiculous. >> reporter: he later tweeted -- and he prespun his debate performance this evening criticizing the hosts. does anybody think cnbc will get fictitious polling numbers corrected prior to the start debate? sad. cnbc continues to report fictitious poll numbers, number one based on every statistic is trump by a wide margin, they can't say it. for carson it's an opportunity for a breakout moment if he can answer tough questions on issues and survive as a new front-runner. all this in the wake of trump's questions about carson's faith. there is an intense amount of pressure on jeb bush who downsized his campaign. he claimed he has better things to do to run for president if he has to demonize others or be demonized himself. in that case, voters should elect trump. >> i'm really confid

lou: carl, thank you very much, carl cameron. >>> donald trump says the woman in that audience says that nonpartisan audience supposedly in a no labels event who attacked him without question a jeb bush campaign plan. here's what trump told my fox news colleague neil cavuto earlier today. >> it was a bush plant. what happened is if he can't put a plant in a room with thousands of people and not get caught. how is he going to deal with russia, china and iran? i don't think it's going to work so well for us. lou: trump weighing in on reports that billionaire casino magnate sheldon adelson will support rival marco rubio. >> i like sheldon a lot. a person i've known over the years. you know i'm self-funding, i don't want anybody's money. if sheldon gives to him, he'll have total control over rubio. lou: some critics might point out rubio has the support of another billionaire, none other than norman bramman, the florida auto dealer along been a supporter of rubio. he contributed 5 million dollars to the super pac supporting rubio. it looks as if he has competing billionaires for his attentio

lou: carl cameron. turning to another day of high partisan drama and political intrigue on capitol hill, house speaker john boehner working to come up with a two-year budget deal that raises the debt ceiling days before he leaves office, clearly a deal worked out between the speaker and the president despite strong conservative opposition and most assuredly with the cooperation of the soon-to-be speaker paul ryan. >> a bipartisan agreement in a town that isn't known for a lot of bipartisanship, you're going to see bricks lying from those who don't like the fact there's a bipartisan agreement. i made it clear a month ago when i announced i was leaving i wanted to do my best to clean the barn. i didn't want him to walk into a dirty barn full of you know what? lou: boehner acknowledged the behind closed doors process cr quote, stinks. but he defended it as all things considered a good deal. republicans tonight are scrambling for votes on the plan. my first guest says he will not be voting for the seriously

carl cameron, thank you. >>> here's what some of the news organizations around the country are saying about who won last night's debate. the "new york times," a night goes clinton's way after months of problems. the "washington post" -- clinton's dominance at debate complicates biden's path. politico not holding back -- clinton crushes it! we won't be holding back either but we are coming right back. stay with us. >>> syria, iraq, israel, turkey, yemen, egypt, libya all hit with waves of violence. in all of this, what should the united states do? congressman lee zeldin joins us to take up the issue. >>> and sea lions in the san francisco bay are a big tourist attraction. attraction. the problem for the sea lions and an early morning mode.ode. and a partly sunny mode. and an outside... to clear inside mode. transiti® s signat™re adaptive lenses... ...are more responsive than ever. so why settle for a lens with just one mode? experience life well lit® . ...upgrade your lenses to transiti® s signat™re . visit one of 3,100 vision source locations today. and ask about transitions ® signatu

lou: carl, thank you very much, carl cameron. >>> on the democratic side vice president biden sounds more like a presidential candidate at an event honoring former vice president walter mondale, the vice president changed his story on the part he played in the bin laden raid. back in 2012 he told house democrats he had been opposed to it. biden sounded more like the candidate he's expected to soon be. biden now says he was all for killing bin laden. >> there are only two people who are definitive, and who are absolutely certain, leon panetta said go, and bob gates who has already said this said don't go. as we walked out of the room and walked upstairs, i told him my opinion i thought he should go but follow his own instincts. lou: and biden took a number of swipes at hillary clinton. he declared he has more standing than the former secretary of state. >> because the secretary of state, we've got two great secretaries of state, but when i go, they know that i am speaking for the president. there is nothing missed between the lip and the cup. that whatever i say the president is sayin

carl cameron, thank you. >>> here's what some of the news organizations around the country are saying about who won last night's debate. the "new york times," a night goes clinton's way after months of problems. the "washington post" -- clinton's dominance at debate complicates biden's path. politico not holding back -- clinton crushes it! we won't be holding back either but we are coming right back. stay with us. >>> syria, iraq, israel, turkey, yemen, egypt, libya all hit with waves of violence. in all of this, what should the united states do? congressman lee zeldin joins us to take up the issue. >>> and sea lions in the san francisco bay are a big tourist attraction. the problem for the sea lions is they attract more than the tourists. an amazing video for you here next. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my busin

>> carl cameron live in boulder, thanks. i'll be part of the fox news analysis on the o'reilly factor after the debate. >>> the bernie sanders campaign has plan force hillary clinton and she won't like them. clinton's campaign appears to be on the upswing as she visits the first in the nation primary state of new hampshire. chief white house correspondent ed henry is in come concord, ne hampshire tonight. >> even though she's trailing in new hampshire, hillary clinton continued her strategy of operating as if she already has the democratic nomination sewn up. unveiling new tv ads here and in iowa which start running during tonight's republican debate. do provide a contrast as she takes aim at the gop field on the campaign trail. >> although my republican friends don't like it when i saw it, you are four times more likely to end up in a recession under a republican president. >> republican candidate carly fiorina fired back at clinton's claim. by noting under president obama the female poverty rate is 16.1%. the highest in 20

the fox top story and carl cameron is ong it for us live in washington. >> this meeting was planned months ago and was supposed to be a celebration, heading to the iowa caucus but that's not how it went. jeb bush used to say he would be campaigning with joy in his heart, but his slashing his payroll and re-organizing his campaign. evidently, obviously, clearly, ticked off at the way trump dominated the race and he is stuck in single digits. watch. >> if this election is about how we're going to fight to get nothing done, then i don't want any part of it. i got a lot of really cool thing is could do other than sit around, being miserable, listening to people demonize me, and me feeling compelled to demonize them. that's a joke. n want that. >> don't misunderstand that.hat. unless he can find a new way to excite voters bush won't stop criticizing trump and neither will the rest of the field, and there is a debate two days from now so bush and trump will probably be sanding face to face and nose to nose. >> speaking 0 the debate. donald trump seems to want to debate in an almost playground, w

chief political correspondent carl cameron in new hampshire tonight with the back of the pack. >> new hampshire's first primary is exactly four months from now. and some candidates are in serious trouble. lindsey graham is cash-poor and impoverished in the polls. >> if i can do enough weddings, bar mitzvahs, if you're in new hampshire and want to see lindsey, give me a call. by the end of the year i'll have money to spend. >> graham is at odds with rand paul on several issues. for both, new hampshire is do or die. paul has dropped in the polls, too. he raised $2.5 in the last three months and sought at a liberty convention to shore up libertarian-leaning conservatives against ted cruz's courtship. >> i think we're both conservative, and but the liberty wing of the party i think is going to be with me. we have a ground game that probably that equal or exceeds anybody in the race. anybody who wants to discount us, does it at their own peril. >> at convention, paul and cruz backers accuse one another of trying to stuff the straw poll ballot box. >> there's power in this movement. >> cruz

. >> carl cameron on the trail. let breck in a republican party fundraiser and fox news contributor and a huge supporter of america's troops especially the green beret. what did you think? >> i thought that the republicans that were on that stage last night arrived to answer real policy questions. and what happened is it was hijacked by what they thought were going to be journalists asking the questions, and heck asked them the questions. when you start first question out of the box is to donald trump, and asking him why his campaign cartoon art -- that's just nasty. it has nothing to do with the issues. and really there weren't a lot of questions about the issues, and yet every one of our -- every republican on the stage last night was serious, had the issues, know the issues, were ready and willing to talk about the issues, and actually got a lot of things out despite the fact that it's a difficult -- when you have that many people on the stage. >> do we as voters deserve answers about some of their policy matters

here with the latest, carl cameron joins us with all the details. >> there's more evidence of donald trump's total dominance in the polls. and in the latest batch, particularly bad news for jeb bush. check this out. when republicans are asked who they expect to win the nomination, trump destroys the field with 42%. ben carson and jeb bush are the closest, and they're only in the teens. looking ahead to who republicans thing can actually win the general election, the top three all gain a point and rubio actually emerges with 11%. now, when you get to the actual horse race, the abc poll shows trump's at 32%, carson's at 22%, rubio's got 10 and bush is at 7. all this looks just great for trump, but pollsters have begun digging deeper into voter attitudes and there's a new "wall street journal" poll that shows instead of satisfied and optimistic that the gop candidates will do a good job if and when they get into the white house, most americans are uncertain and pessimistic. carson seems to have the most confidence. 42% said they're optimistic. 50% are uncertain and pessimistic. rubio an

carl cameron following trump's competition from washington, d.c. carl? reporter: david, this is a conference taking place in texas planned months ago when the bush campaign anticipated by this month they would be ready to roar into next year and win early primaries and take the presidency. instead he is downsizing. he is slashing his costs, trying to curb payroll. refocusing instead of national campaign but on early states which is sign of trouble he is having. there have been four polls in the last five days that show that in iowa, there is a new frontrunner. that carson is winning and donald trump has taken a bit of a nosedive. had a hard time keeping up with carson. having said that, mr. bush is in texas with this donor meeting. meeting with family and big donors, trying to essentially buck them up. for donald trump, it is opportunity again to go back at jeb bush to suggest, that part of the cost issues, suggest mismanagement of jeb bush by his campaign. that he is in terrible shape if he has to get the help of his family. watch. >> if this election i

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carl cameron is in washington. more. the g.o.p. contenders are in a forum in new hampshire. >> that's right and a couple of democrats. at no labels, an organization that has been around for 16, you're it's bipartisan in an effort to find solutions rather than partisan gridlock, and for the last decade and a half, the problem has been proving bigger than they are. in concord, new hampshire no labels got eight presidential candidates to show up when miss america's outstanding teen asked donald trump to main how he would retire the national debt, the crowd demanded that trump answer with specifics, not vague rhetoric. listen. >> we're going to stop our deficits. we're going to stop our deficits. we're going to do it very quickly. >> how? >> how? are you ready? number one, we have tremendous cutting to do. in addition to that, i'm going to bring millions of jobs back into this country. okay, daryl? thank you. >> trump got a mixed reception. clearly some skeptics but he got applause, too. no labels was clearly thrilled he basically show

let's go to carl cameron. former president george w. bush weighed in on two of his brother's rivals today. this is not like him at all to really say anything negative. what's going on here? >> but he has been out there working for his brother. former president george w. bush did make it clear months ago he'll do or not do whatever it is jeb thinks will help. the other night at a private gathering in colorado with bush backers, the former president told people he doesn't like cruz, according to politico, and talked about rubio, too. cruz has been very critical of republican leaders, including chief justice john roberts, who was a bush appointee. he worked in the bush administration, and in a statement said he's proud of that and has great respect for the former president, but it's no surprise he's backing his brother and attacking candidates he thinks pose a threat. when it comes to rubio, he says he's not sure being a young first-term senator qualifies you. he said, if rubio wins, i'll be back here saying it doesn't matter. even though

but first, chief political correspondent carl cameron has our top store tri ri from boulder, colorado. >> the front-runners gave their own reviews, ben carson who turned in a low-key performance held a denver area rally with 1500 people. the candidate told reporters he's reaching out to other campaigns to push for format changes in future debates. >> an opportunity to be able to lay out your plan for something. and then be questioned about it. and then go to the next one. have them lay theirs out and be questioned about it. that would be useful. >> donald trump was in reefo, nevada, on offense after a debate showing that was subdued compared to the last two appearances. >> and who won the debate? >> you did. >> jeb bush after downsizing needed a big night. seemed to know he didn't have it he announced the endorsement of former new hampshire senator, judd gregg. >> it's not on life support, we have the most money. we're doing fine. >> marco rubio got rave reviews from across the gop and the press. but downplayed the significance to fox nurse news in hopes of averting the increased scru

carl cameron has been looking over it.ncement. >> jeb bush now becomes the second candidate in the race to have a plan to repeal and replace the affordable care act. he has an event at a college up in new hampshire and he is going to give a speech in a short while. most of the republican field is pretty make taking the day low key expecting the debate to take the the oxygen out of the race. he is making sure it is portable across the state lines. expand health care saving accounts. we would let small business owners make a tax-free contribution in an attempt to restore private insurance and get away from the big government. despite this being top gop priority and more than 50 attempts to repeal it most of them don't have a plan but trump and rubio do. >> hillary clinton is front and center tonight. under fire for flip-flopping not just once but on a number of hot button issues. will that hurt her campaign? he will debate that. >> and panic breaks out when a fire happens on an airplane mid flight. >> and several middle scho

carl cameron is joining us from lake wood, colorado to break it all down. carl?unfortunately it looks like we lost him. we'll have time to go through the moments and we'll discuss this debate more. we want to hear from you as well. which candidate won the debate. is there a clear winner. go to on foxnews.com/happeningnow to join the conversation. >> we'll have two of those candidates with us later in the hour. now to another election on capitol hill. a new eran in the house of representative. wisconsin congressman paul ryan sworn in as 62nd speaker of the house. >> paul d. ryan of the state of wisconsin. >> ryan is the youngest house speaker in 130 years. the wisconsin congressman didn't want the job, but fellow republicans insisted he is the only one toÑi unite the party. and determination to do that echoed in the acceptance speech. >> to me the house of representative represents the best of america. boundless opportunity tokc do good. but let's be frank. the house is broken. we are not solving problems. we are adding to them. and i am not interested in laying

carl cameron joins us with more. >> talking campaign budgets and third quarter fund-raising is criticaly the candidates will be public at midnight. they have to get them at the end of last month. ben carson is on a book tour and we know that number two in the donations is ted cruz who raised $12.2 million. and the candidates will focus on on the early voting statesñ in ohio and south carolina. be bush is cutting campaign costs. and he's digging in and expecting it to take a while and raised 12 million and that is a significant drop from the len million he raised in just two bush is disclosing his medical records and income tax rourns in an effort of transparency and take the emphasis off of not winning the money race. ncarly fiorina his 6.8 million and today danced high school students and danced past p marco rubio. and aids say rand's organization is second to none nation wide. a numberhe of candidates did no disclose numbers. john kasich is among them. and laid out his balanced budget plan. listen to this. >> the first thing we video to do to get the government out of the way is start

carl cameron has our report. >> ben carson has launched his 1st tv ad to build on his momentum. >> carsonumped nine points ahead. but the client point poll shows carson update. again among christianagain among christian conservatives carson with 36 pe. reorganizing and downsizing his campaign,, 40 percent of payroll cuts at a 20 percent cut in travel spending, and acknowledgment of how far behind he has fallen. >> this means lean and mean and that i have the ability to adapt. the circumstances when we started the election were different. >> in many cases i probably identify more as a democrat. >> wants us to think he is mr. tell it like it is. >> disavowed nine supportive super pacs. the question about whether his senior staff's close ties might amount to prohibiting coordination. warning out of, but trump is driving latino voters away and will lose. >> the most illegal immigrant, most rapists and regulars, he is wrong and restoring the republican party's attempts to dig out of the whole of hispanics. >> voters are getting daily warnings. >> are you confident that you are ready to do that

trump says he doesn't need to raise money because he is really rich, like campaign carl cameron. really rich. >> shep, if you take a look at rick perry and scott walker you understand that campaign cash can determine a candidate's fate. a lot of the candidates are struggling but ben carson, who is out on a book tour, has now announced he raised $20.2 million, and that tops the field. an outsider with the most money. number two is ted cruz. he raised $12.2 million. that bested jeb bush who is cutting his campaign spending. he raises just over $12 million. a big drop from 11 million in the second quarter. and bush reporting his income tax return and maybe to get people something else to talk about. carly fiorina's strong debate performance helpes let raise $6.8 million. he danced with high school students in iowa todayful right past marco rubio, who raises $6 million. chris christie raised $4.2 million in the third quarter. rand paul put out a memo denying his campaign is in trouble. he raised $2.5 million. aides say the organization is second to none nationwide. a lot of which mr.

chief political correspondent carl cameron shows us what's happened. >> reporter: before attending a strategy session in texas with big donors, his family and campaign team, jeb bush this weekend outlined category steps to outline his campaign. having said for months he would run with joy in his heart, he sounded fed up. >> is this how we're going to run this campaign with no funds? i don't need this. demonizing me and expecting me to demonize them. that's a joke. >> bush knows time is short. in new hampshire trump said bush was someone trying to win donors. >> i say if you can cut 40 to 50%, and they're all taking it, he's meeting now with mom and dad. no, it's true. he needs counsel. >> four -- college polls came today. all four show. trump refused to apologize over some great religious figure the years. >> i'm presbyterian. 7-day adventists i don't know about. others have even different rules. he thanked god for his success, as a difference between himself and trump. >> i refuse to get into the mud pit. hillary was actually right when she said republicans were there trying to dest

here's chief political correspondent carl cameron. >> surging past donald trump in two iowa polls, ben carson has launched his first tv ads to build on his momentum. >> washington is broken. the political class broke it. together. we can drain the swamp and protect our children's future. >> carson jumped nine points ahead of trump in the des moines register poll. ted cruz and marco rubio are battling for third. carson is in is the quinnipiac poll shows carson up eight on trump and rubio and cruz with traction among christian conservative, carson with 36% is way ahead. jub bush is reorganizing and downsizing his campaign. 40% in payroll cuts and a 20% cut in travel spending. a bite of $1 million a month. an acknowledgement of how hard he's fallen and how hard back his fight will be. >> it means lean and mean and the ability to adapt and the circumstances when we started the election were different. >> trump's iowa slide came amid attack ads by the fiscally conservative club for growth. >> trump wants us to think he's mr. tell it like it is. but he has a record and it's very liberal. >>

in new hampshire today carl cameron has more. non the day of the debate.eet and facebook tonight. most of the gop field doesn't expect to get in the headlines. expect to get in the headlines. and he chose today to unveil and repeal and replace obama care and blasted democrats, listen. >> hillary clinton supports it >> hillary clinton supports it and berniexd sanders an$@?! democrats in the debate tonight. in las vegas, they will prove to be strongly supportive of top down driven bureaucratic insurance plan that stifles our ability to rise up. this is what they like. they like the power of deciding these things. this is their essence. >> bush would replace it with a host of popular conservative reforms designed to lower the health care costs. he would expand health savings accounts and restore the insurance markets and employee sponsored coverage and a host of other things. bush is ahead of the pack on. this bobbi jindal is the other to offer a plan. scott walker did have a plan and dropped out four areÑi weeks ag >> donald trump is hosting saturday night l

chief political correspondent carl cameron tells us more. >> donald trump's billionaire buddy, investor carl icahn who has endorsed trump is creating a super pac to push congress on one of his and the front-runner's priorities, ending corporate inversion so the u.s. can bring home trillions of dollars parked overseas without huge taxes. >> we need a president that can move congress and i think donald trump could do it. >> there are four pro trump super pacs now, they've yet to spend significant money. trump is in the 30s in the new "washington post" poll. 42% of republicans now expect trump will win the gop nomination. instead of satisfied and optimistic that their candidates will do a good job in the white house. republicans are more pessimistic and uncertain. in a "wall street journal" poll, carson fares best. rubio and fiorina are second and third and by a two to one margin, bush ted cruz and trump are seen with the most uncertainty and pessimism. in nevada, bush proposed moving the interior department out of washington to nevada or utah so government can be closer to the impact of i