carly fiorina came out on top.y well on that fox debate, the early fox debate last time? she came in really strong on twitter. then also who added the most followers last night on twitter? once again, carly fiorina came out on top. 30,000 followers. heather and answinsley, adding 30,000 followers, not a bad thing to happen overnight. >> we all need to get that. follow us right now. >> i'm clayton morris on twitter. i need 30,000 followers. >> and a million dollars like carson got. >>> let's keep talking about the debate. log on to "fox & friends first" facebook page right now to weigh in. #keeptalking. >>> post debate coverage begins right now on "fox & friends." bye. >>> good morning, it is thursday, september 17th, 2015. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. the gloves are off. donald trump and carly fiorina taking this jab and some said made her win the night. >> women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> what the donald trump said and did has everybody talking. >> then the donald went after jeb

carly fiorina's coming on. we've got lots of people to ask questions of as well. >>> coming up, the two ceos on the stage last night sparred over who knows the most about business. >> i only say this, she can't run any of my companies. >> you ran up mountains of debt as well as losses using other people's money. >> but our next guest says only one of them would make the same mistakes as president obama. >>> and one of the biggest stars of the night wasn't even on the stage. twitter lighting up wondering who's that hunk behind the moderator? this morning we've done some investigating. we know exactly who that is and we're going to tell you. ♪ ♪ 6 are you still getting heartburn flare-ups? time for a new routine. try nexium® 24hr. the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. realpack uber flavor into ultra thin. sargento ultra thin slices with just 45 calories a slice- that's 45 reasons to layer, stack sneak, peek, beg, like, love. sargento- we're real cheese people.

this is the carly i know. this is the carly who knows the issues. she did very well. marco showed they can be compassionate, shared personal experiences. very well versed on the issues. when it comes to the economy, they know they need to step out of the way and allow the free markets to do what it does best, which is lift people out of poverty and they have solutions. they showed they have solutions how to fix these problems. i was incredibly encouraged. and i saw the carly that i've actually seen ever since i met her. >> when donald trump sort of trying to clean up the whole face thing, his response was to say actually, carly, i think you're beautiful. i want to know what your reaction was at that moment. >> i laughed, i laughed, i smiled, because she was absolutely right. every single american heard that, especially every single american woman heard that loud and clear. this was a great example of how somebody needs a little more than just going out and showboating. they need a little more substance. and at the end of the day, i think america saw these candidates f

carly is a star.or the first time to be center stage and you see a performance for the ages. her ability to debate is absolutely equivalent to barack obama reading a speech off a tell prompter. there is nobody that we've seen in resent years who could do what she did from it. fluency and policy issues. the object to articulate. tough strong and we should remember something. new hampshire is the only state in the country that has two female u.s. senators and a female governor. >> i'm going to talk style, if i may. don't be afraid. >> let me follow up with that and talk style. we have to say. >> let me do that so i don't leave people hanging thinking i'm talking about clothing. go ahead. >> let me talk about an elephant in the room. compare carly's performance last night. with hillary clinton stumbling through a basic attack on donald trump. there's no comparison. >> that's exactly what i was talking about. she was disciplined. she had a measured tone. she used, she always uses a local range that projec

but look at carly, carson and trump, carly had the best night of those three. and carly could end up being suddenly the anti-establishment flavor for a while. >> what about john kasich moving into the jeb position, the former jeb position in this fie field. >> look, i get the whole general election aspect of casey, and i buy it, but in a year where the republican voters are saying we don't want an establishment. he's bragging about his time in washington. it's a really good message for new hampshire but i don't buy it for the rest of the election. >> he's saying stuff that used to work. >> we still like that. >> we are going to focus group your father. >> i was out in california this summer, the pot spoking liberals from santa cruz. trump has a huge following. trump should not be underestimated. until tonight, trump had been getting much better. trump had some really good performance. >> do you think he was tired, by the way? i thought he was tired. >> i'm tired sometimes, but he has been getting better. and none of these men or women is going to be ruled out b

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yourself, senator marco rubio, carly fiorina. you, to put it nicely, you didn't seem too impressed by miss fiorina. take a listen. >> carly, listen, you interrupted else on the stage. you won't interrupt me. >> you made a point of interjecting when fiorina and trump were going at each other about who had the worst record as a ceo. she's in second place. why do you think you're a better candidate than her? >> you look what i've been able to do over the course of six years now. we stood up for the people of new jersey that needed to be stood up. for taxes had been increased monumentally in the time before i became governor. we vetoed more tax increases than any governor in history. we've done the work needed to create jobs in new jersey, give people opportunity, and make them understand the law will be enforced and things will be better in our state and across our country if we do that. so, you know, i just think that what i've done and the vision i've laid out, which is much more specific than anybody else in this race on the titl

but they need to get to know carly more, who is carly?dy that she can feel safe with and somebody that cares? >> you know, i started out as a secretary in a nine-person real estate firm. my story is only possible in this nation. and it's proof, actually, that everyone has potential. every one of us has god-given gifts. i know that. i've seen it over and over again. so, i come to this with the firm belief that no one of us is any better than any other of us. each of us has enormous potential. and i'm running for the presidency of the united states because i truly believe, and so do the american people, that their possibilities are being crushed, regardless of their circumstances. this is about, i think, a leader in the oval office who will provide the opportunities. the tools, the support, every single american, regardless of their circumstances, to finally use their god-given gifts. i've been through very bad times. i've buried a child. i've beaten cancer. i've had good times and bad. i have been tested. and i'm not going to falter on thi

carlie and dr.son surging in the polls, so how did the other candidates do and what can they do to make their own jump? their own jump? that's at ally bank no branches equals great rates. their own jump? that's it's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. edition of "on the record." >> political outsiders like donald trump, carly fiorina and dr. ben carson must be doing something write -- right as their drastic rise in the polls continue. how are they addressing outsiders like donald trump taking the lead in polls? >> you dare take a swipe at trump? he doesn't seem to take the first swipe. you take the first swipe at him he is going to nuke. >> you listen. bottom line is this isn't about donald trump this is about me. i have taken a position with the media marco rubio has done the same thing. i'm not going to answer every single thing donal

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carly fiorina, whether you agreed with her policy positions or not seemed to interehave it >> well carly't being attacked over and over again. she didn't have to defend herself. she could use that time, you know, strategically. mr. trump again was being attacked over and over again. so he had to use his time to deflect like the comments that were just made about the casino and bankruptcy. and he had to say hello, how many times are we going to hear this word bankruptcy. >> to say that carly was not attacked last night is again very inaccurate and not a reaction of what we actually saw on screen. but she was really effective in talking about policy and one of the best moments that she had was talking about planned parenthood. she's being attacked for that by some people saying what she said was not accurate. but in a debate you are not footnoting. what you are doing is you are communicating emotion. you are communicating passion. she was accurate as what she described as being in the planned parenthood videos and she was the only one who talk the opportunity to describe what americans are

clips, i care deeply about carly.re is news this week that the company that carly used to run, hewlett-packard, there is a huge round of playoffs happening. had to fire a bunch of people, saying, i am still cleaning up the mess i inherited at hp. you guys know that more scrutiny is coming. how much of a problem going forward does that seem to you? not just that she had to answer for what she did, but for the fact that the company is still in so much trouble? sarah: laying off people is the hardest decision any ceo or boss wants to make -- has to make. iam not sure make -- understand why meg whitman wants to spread some of the blame around. as far as carly is concerned, tom kerr pins -- tom perkins came out with a full-page ad in the new york times saying she was right, i was wrong. hp survived. doing quite well, all things considered, given what happened. that is a great record to run on. john: does carly think of meg whitman as a friend? mark: what accounts for the success right now with voters of dr. ben carson? sar

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we will delve into carly, carly, carly, coming up. >>> bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. half the republicans running for president are in iowa today. eight candidates are taking part in the annual event that is hosted by the faith in freedom coalition. they're hoping to rally a pivotal group of faith-based voters. >>> pope francis arriving for his trip to cuba this afternoon. he's praising the relations between the united states and havana, saying it's a model of reconciliation for the world. the holy father will spend four days in cuba before heading to our country next tuesday. >>> the string of scary highway shootings in the phoenix area, suspect appeared in court. he told the judge that police have the wrong guy. he says his gun has been in a pawn shop. but he remains in jail on $1 million bond. >>> you republican presidential candidate carly fiorina is gaining momentum after her strong debate performances last week. in fact, in one new hampshire poll, she's now leading the pack. she has 22%, while donald trump is at 18%. dr. ben carson

carly fiorina doesn't have a problem with it.you're just going to look into the problem with radical islam that, is not what voters are looking for. >> scotty, why isn't donald trump doing what he has done so far? and the thing about trump, he can't win. with anyone. he is quiet. he gets criticized. i think the fact he has enough nerve to have a open town hall with hundreds and thousands of people asking unscreened questions, his answer was diplomatic. that is what you say. you don't mismiss somebody. it didn't work out for mccain when he belittled different groups with his answers. i think it showed grace and respect for the people in the room. >> here is what happens. you know this, you know that the liberal media wants to talk about anything that takes the spotlight off the bad things going on in the obama administration. this week, we had poverty rates at 15%. that is 35 million people living in poverty. isis is killing people. refugees are coming here. we're wondering whether donald trump read a birth certificate right or no

i said that to carly. i thought it was a nice statement i made to carly. >> you know, donald, don't be sad. we've been talking about moderators hammering at you. all we're saying is we would like to see one debate where you're treated like everybody else and it's not a constant barrage of questions. like you said it's one got cha question. you said the first 15 minutes of the debate was what? >> a personality test. >> a trump personality test. >> it kept going right until the end and you know, it was a little bit strange and it was the statement, any statement made by me, trump said this and trump said that. it was a little bit of a difficult situation to be in. with that being said and then i'm just looking at the final numbers and i'm up to 61% and time magazine 60 -- did you say 65%, mika? >> we said it last night after the debate. we know you have to go. same thing after the fox debate. there's going to be impression among supporters and others you were teamed up against and you're probably going to co

carly fiorina rocking the latest political poll. i am lauren simonetti. trained to im nicole petallides appeared after friday at the after friday at the big fella has been slow most of the night. turning higher. check the u.s. stock index futures down for five candles on the s&p but now for our five handles and the dow jones features of about 31 points. lauren: in politics, carly surges to number two behind donald trump in the latest national poll. trained to index the names. >> the emmy goes to "game of thrones." nicole: "game of thrones" shattering an enemy's record. will tell you who else was big winners. lauren: welcome to "fbn:am." the latest breaking news in what to expect for your day ahead. trained to talk day on friday. maybe you want to forget it. shanghai composite index up 2% with the hang seng, nikkei and kospi selling off. lauren: in europe, let's see how dope in spirit and ftse up two thirds of 1%. cac in paris down by a solid% in the dax in germany, check the level near bear market territory of 9871, while the april high a spirit trained t

carly fiorina is an equal. she's a businesswoman like him. a candidate for president like him. so suddenly the dynamic is different, and he's a smart enough man to know -- >> she's good. >> she's very good. >> she executes. she is someone who's ready to answer these questions. by the way, chris, she doesn't just memorize names for a debate. she's thought this stuff through. you can see the difference. >> i thought that trump is constantly thinking now. he wasn't before. >> that's right. >> he's thinking do i want to take this fight? do i want to make admissions like he said tonight, i don't know the names. i'll learn them when i get in there. that's an amazing concession. hillary clinton values that stuff. she'll say he doesn't know the names? he doesn't know the quads from the kurds? >> it's not going to help hillary, because that is something that resonates with people because they don't know the names. so the idea that he's being honest about that, and authentic -- >> this is not a res mume election. >> let's watch this. >> i have no argum

carly fear rena had it made tonight. she made it. her inevitable shot at trump for his shot at her looks by showing she is the one candidate with no embarrassment about nailing hillary clinton personally in the general election. jeb bush showed he could stand up to the holy. he showed a tad more energy, even defending his brother's decision to defend your rack. ran paul stood up to the neoc s neocons. mike huckabee stood up for religious right. donald trump, there is the story. he took some glancing shots at his opponents but looked tired. he looked finished. i assume he will awake with new energy in the morning heard for the first time, too bad reviews. let's see how he reacts and recovers. we just witnessed a wild and growing spectacle. three hours. 11 candidates. donald truck on the defensive. let's start with the big highlights of the night. carly fear rena with a major blow against donald truck and she was asked to respond to trump the b's comments about, her looks. >> donald trump said the following about you, quote, look at th

when he took on donald trump and carly fiorina. let's take a look. >> they can care less about their careers. let's talk about that on the stage. the fact is that we don't want to hear about your career. back and forth and volleying back and forth who did well and poorly. you're both successful people. congratulations. do you know who is not successful? the american people. let's stop this childish back and forth between you. >> one of the highest moments in the debate, the dials scored well. tell me why. >> the middle class were disappearing. if something isn't done to fix it, and make it healthy, this whole country could develop. >> you said we. are you middle class? who else is middle class? just about everybody. >> he brought it back to -- there is bickering going on. and he brought it back to really coming across as someone that the american people can trust. >> does christie understand you? >> i believe he does. he comes from middle class himself. he is in the september 11th situation, where we all were. he's just a genuine p

carly fiorina, will she be a woman's health advocate? >> look, carly fiorina has made no secret of the fact that she is running as a pro-life candidate and she was talking to was the republican base which wants their social issues dealt with. now, they will, because she is entering the adult table and getting more attention start being a little bit stricter about her facts, as you say, there will be fact checkers. what she needed to do last night get people to sit up and take notice of her. and i think she more than amply achieved that. >> maria teresa, what's your response to the barrage of planned parenthood attacks at the republican debate, specifically what carly fiorina said and she said in her rebuttal she has seen the video that she described yet sarah cliff at vox, glenn kessler at washington post fact checker say that video doesn't exist. >> the easiest thing to do is for the campaign to put the video out there. that way she you can see what she's claiming is true. let's be clear, first, the federal government does not fund abor

carly fiorina, 8.02%. candidates who gained the most followers, carly, donald trump and jeb bush.g to donald trump's comments about her face and discussing planned parenthood and the kicking feet offetuses. the most retweet, jeb bush saying sorry mom after revealing he smoked pot 40 years ago. you can always get my take on twitter and my facebook page and fox news.com. let's check in with harris. >> thank you. the transportation security administration is under fire. in the face of a prostitution scandal. a congressional hearing under way right now. federal air marshals used their government cell phones to record sex acts with a hooker and e-mail them to people. air marshals agreed to have sexual relations with a scheduler to choose their flight assignments. >>> carly standing out last night as hillary clinton kicks off a long weekend in new hampshire. who will take the women's vote? >>> welcome back. carly fiorina winning lots of praise. perhaps the biggest moment of entire three-hour long debate her call to a higher moral authority when talking about defunding planned parenthood

is carly fiorina a game changer?ll ask our experts live when you return. . [ music ] >>> all right. trump was the target and some say carly fiorina was triumphant during last night's republican presidential debate. today we are taking four minutes to dive into the debate and the fireworks and how it will shape the election now moving forward. we have two debates under our belt. >> we are joined by brian and donny. thank you for coming in and talking about this today. >> good afternoon. >> let's start with jeb bush. the established republican. someone who donald trump said brought the energy. i thought he brought more energy. he defended his brother and his wife. you wanted to talk about this. i want to toss over to a sound bite. donald trump accused him of making decisions on his wife's mexican heritage. >> to subject my wife into the middle of a political conversation was inappropriate. i hope you apologize for that. >> i hear nommal things, your wife is a -- [ talking at the same time ] >> are we going to take the

john: and here's carly fiorina's defense plan. fiorina: whaled doing is begin rebuilding the missile fleet. i would conduct regular aggressive medical torrey exercises in the baltic states. john: which of the g.o.p. candidates is best placed to keep america safe? eleanor: jeb bush in declaring that his brother kept us safe, it never helps jeb when he en-- invokes his brother george. he plenty he kept us safe after the 9/11 attacks. but i think jeb bush does have a substantial foreign policy view. his problem is that it's filled with people who served in his father's administration and his brother's administration and it's very hard for the public to accept, i think that he's his own man. rand paul, i know pat likes him but he's probably a little bit too libertarian and dovish for the republican electorate and carly fiorina is totally crazy the way she talks about inflating the defense budget. pat: there's a clear bifurcation in the rental party and you can see it in the issue of would you tear up the deal with iran as soon as you

next up is rubio and carly fiorina in at 35 and 30 net positive points. trump and bush way farther down. joining us now, our fox news digital editor and howie kurtz. good evening to you. chris, what do you make of this? because those favorables in the long run are very important. you can get a lot of headlines but not necessarily be loved by the potential voters that you neat to pull the trigger for you. >> let's say we decided to get into honest business and opened a coal mine and we were looking at which mine we wanted to buy. we would care a lot about how much that coal was going to produce, but we would also care how much was in the ground, the proven reserve still in the ground yet to be mined. these favorability ratings constitute what is yet to be mined for the candidates. who are the people open to the idea of potentially voting for them? that's why if you're cruz, carson, carly fiorina, if you're rubio, you say look, maybe i'm not number one right now, or in carson he's tied essentially for first place with donald trump, you say maybe i'm not num

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carlie is fast on his heals. i still have carlie on my mind and thinking about her.hink she did a fantastic job. she is pointed, she is smart. she comes across as carrying and warm at the same time. i think she did a great job last night. i'm still seriously considering her although trump is still my guy right now. >> acash, when you first came here, you were for senator rubio and last time still senator rubio. so how loyal are you to senator rubio? is he still your guy? >> i mean, they haven't offered me a job on the campaign but i'm sticking with him i think he did a fantastic job yesterday. i really do think carlie did an amazing job, too. she showed tremendous maturity and class by staying above the personal fray. trump did a good job on -- >> does it bother you this whole look at the face sort of thing between donald trump and carlie i fiorina? >> it bothers me that he said it because it was clearly a very offensive comment and something that he should not have even thought let alone said. >> but disqualify her? >> for trump? >> i think trump has said such a hug

i think that carly fiorina -- maybe chris christie, too -- but carly is uniquely poised to be able to donald trump. she's feisty. she's tough. she's quick-witted. and because he's already picked a fight with her, i think she has the moral high ground. so i think carly fiorina might be the one person who can put a dent in donald trump tonight. >> uh-huh. beth? >> yeah, i'm going to agree with matt as well, but i'm also really looking at what's going to happen to the candidates who are really on the precipice of falling off this whole thing. as you went to in your opening, i think rand paul is on that precipice. i think chris 'ttie and scott walker who you said came in with a real head of steam has fallen so badly. i think they need to prove they deserve to be there, and if not, this is really their last chance. the money's going to dry up and their campaigns have nowhere to go at this point. a lot of people will be watching who's going to tussle with trump. mostly i'm going to be watching for who doesn't cut through and whose campaign is going to go on life support. >> brian? >> well,

i have been leaning on you about carly fiorina. you said don't worry about her making it on the big stage. worry about others keeping pace with her. what did you see last night of her at her best and concern about her going forward? >> i think what was fascinating was the strong moments for carly fiorina. she blew people away at moments. you saw her biggest vulnerability emerge. we have seen that here in california. that is her record at hp. trump came after her really hard on that. democrats did as well. and there's just so much opinion out there about that. she hasn't had to deal with that yet in this campaign. we saw the first beginning of that last night. we could see that slide as her record comes out. >> she got more zingers. the crowd laughed for her lines. her demeanor didn't -- the tenor never changed. she wasn't smiling. she wasn't cracking jokes. >> she was serious. she had command of the stage from the get-go. she has been drawing big crowds in iowa and new hampshire. this is her chance to be on the big stage and show s

donald trump, carly fiorina, ben carson leading the pack. then scott walker is now polling at the below 1%. of course that's taking a big drop from when he was 10%. take a look at the democratic side. hillary clinton making her first appearance this morning on a sunday public affairs program in nearly four years. >> we have fox team coverage from washington. gary tinny with more on hillary's tv appearance. we'll start with kristen fisher, more with the latest polling numbers. >> almost everyone agreed that carly fiorina won the debate. now we're seeing that really translate to the polls. a new cnn poll out just this morning has donald trump still on top with 24% of the vote. but that's an eight-point drop from the same cnn poll taken bright before the debate. fiorina is up 12 points, by far the biggest increase by any candidate. she shot into second place while carson slipped to third. marco rubio is polling strong, up eight points jumping to fourth place. carly fiorina really trying to make the most of her momentum after the debate. yesterd

carlie is the one who brought this up.s the one who began this conversation. >> no, every single presidential candidate has brought up the disaster of iran. >> brought up six or seven times carly fiorina evaded sanctions and sold high tech to iran wanted she has got to account for that. >> i need to correct that record because that's not true. aren't national sanctions. >> keep it going ever you cut us off. >> gentlemen. thank you very much. plenty more ahead as this factor special moves along this evening. is the media ganging up on donald trump? we'll debate that and, the for that phenomenon, what's driving her new popularity. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. do you suffer from constipation or irregularity? trust dulcolax® for dependable relief. try free at dulcolaxoffers.com dulcolax® stool softner makes it easier to go comfortably. hurry! try free at dulcolaxoffers.com. dulcolax®. designed for dependable relief. dulcolax®. designed for dependable relief. you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld

sp and the carly fiorina phenomenon.ope you stay tuned for those reports. >>> in the unresolved problem segment, is the media lying in wait to get donald trump and manufacture controversy? this week at a campaign rally in new in hampshire, donald trump s asked this question. >> we have a problem in this country called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. but anyway, we have training camps brewing where they want to kill us. that's my question. when can we get rid of him? >> we'll be looking at a lot of -- a lot of people are saying that ask a lot of people are saying that bad things are happening out there. we're going to be looking at that and plenty ofad other thin. >> the trump campaign says donald didn't hear the part where obama was incorrectly called a muslim and there is even speculation that the question was a plant. the latest example of a political dirty trick. still thert media is going wild with the story and it's dominate ing cable news.in joining us with reactio

i think also that carly fiorina debate. however, i wonder, though, if she has not still damaged as far as winning the nomination. one good shot to trump got in was her record at hewlett- packard, and hard time for high- tech in general. i think she's got good excuses but it muddies the water. about that. they're going to be all over that, the republicans are, i'm sure donald trump is, and the democrats will because that's what killed her in that senate debate. let me say this, john, let me say this about george w bush. i did the same thing. >> jeb. >> jeb. look i thought jeb did a good job, and i like trump. and he was being punched from every side in this debate. hitting him there, and they but overall, it showed the fact that there was a big guy, and all these people piling on, and own. >> he had hismoments. guys. >> we all love that. >> in terms of fiorina she's going to get scrutiny, she's been brilliant at turning a ledden business career into spun gold, that and a losing senate race. not much preparation to become pre

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and carly fiorina at the moment does not have a strong anti- carly constitency and her rise in the polls, we'll see how it changes as people attack her. and that has begun this week and she comes in with strong favorables. >> margie, you are the democratic pollster and some republicans say carly fiorina would be hillary clinton's worst nightmare as an opponent. >> it would be fantastic to see two women candidates. my daughters have a lot of democratic friends and they grave stated to carly because she was the only woman on the stand. there is more to reaching woman voters than just being a woman. that is true for republicans and democrats and some of the positions that fiorina has, they are not in alignment with where women are. maternity leave and funding for planned parent hood. she's not on the same page of where majority of the women voters are looking in the overall electorate. >> we'll continue to ask our viewers to weigh in and margie and kristin. >> and we heard from jon, we read your comments all of the time. and with carly rising in the polls, would you answer voting for her as

i thought he had a good night as did carly. ben carson everybody was talking about before the debate, the rise of ben carson and so forth, to me, especially in the foreign policy section of the debate, in the details over three-hour period, exposed himself to some extent as a decent guy without really deep knowledge of very much. i don't think he helped himself tonight. i think you're right about the others. rather than attack donald trump which is what everybody predicted was going to happen, a lot of those other people were playing to their narrow niche consistencies, figuring that this is going to be a long haul. that donald trump is not going to shut the whole thing down. that they are still going to play in iowa, new hampshire, go to their narrow consistencies, go to ground, cover up, wait for this sort of sandstorm of donald trump to pass and still have their niche to go from iowa to new hampshire to south carolina. don't forget, it's still only september. we've got october, november, december, january. the first votes in

last night carly fiorina just shined.ustice and lady liberty, the imagery was powerful. she had committed it to memory. she delivered it with passion and strength and poise. it was awesome. same for marco rubio. those two stood out. i think many of the other candidates had good nights. and then i don't think anybody really hurt themselves. but clearly carly fiorina and marco rubio stood out and others had moments as well. . you have to get your attention and put in zingers and have memorable moments. those two did, in particular. >> governor, people talked about you. i have been here at the presidential library and whether you should have pulled out after that particular debate with mitt romney. it has to be an excruciating decision to determine what you have to gain versus lose. so after last night's debate, there will likely be one or two who will drop out. can you walk me through that decision for some of these folks. >> it's a little different now than what i ran for this reason. most of these candidates have super pa

look at carly fiorina's face. is that a face you want to be the face of the president of the united states to which hillary clinton later said donald trump should start respecting women. so in effect defending carly fiorina but she didn't go after her in the interview we had today. >> let's talk about the person running against her on her side as a democrat, bernie sanders, beating her in new hampshire. neck and neck in iowa. is she worried about that? >> i think she is. she's becoming more transparent, that's her word. she's doing more interviews, including this first live tv interview she did with me today. you're seeing her more visible, especially now in these polls in new hampshire and iowa. bernie sanders is doing remarkably well. he's ahead in some of these polls. of course, she's still ahead nationally among democrats. in iowa and new hampshire, the first two contests, he's doing really well. she is worried she's getting more assertive, more aggressve. not directly challenging him or mentioning his name. s

as did carly.ly, everyone stayed in their lanes. >> i saw some complaints online about the length of the debate. but at the same time, if it wasn't that length, with that many people on the stage, you wouldn't be able to get as substantive questions and as much exchange in which they really were able to try to -- i think all of you did an extraordinary job of trying to show the differences between these candidates which is critical. everybody who likes their position want mrs. time. i think they would still be up there if the cameras were still rolling. >> governor walker jumped in there, because he's told, you are bottoming out, dude. you've got to show that you are there. that you exist. >> do they say dude? >> i think they do say dude. or cheese head, something. >> coming up next, candidate mike huckabee joins us with his take on the night for him and his ten debating partners as well. i've spoken of the shining city all my political life. god blessed and teeming with people of all kinds... livi

but carly was the clear winner. she stood up to donald and she had a great answer for republicans on planned parenthood and foreign policy. she showed she had substance. >> bill: jeb bush thought he had a good performance. >> he performed bert than he did in the first debate. donald trump said more energy, i like that. and jeb bush had been low energy. last night was a better performance. is it enough to makeup the lost ground? i don't think so. >> i think jeb is back in the hunt and back in the first tier of establishment candidate. but he didn't take donald trump out. if anyone is in the same platform with donald it would be carly. bill: lyndsey graham first debate. listen. >> to every candidate tonight, are you willing to commit before the american people that you will destroy isil? we are not going to deport 11 million people but we'll tart with felons and the rest can stay but you have got to speak our language. do you think putin would in the ukraine or syria today if ronald reagan were president? no. ronald r

carly fiorina now up to 15%. ben carson, #14 #14%.positiving to 24%. -- clashing with trump over personal attacks and condemnation of planned parenthood. >> i think politics is full of empty gestures and people are tired of empty gestures. >> reporter: the more carly fiorina counts her time at hp the more her record will hunt her. after the merge hp lost the value. after she was fired in 2005 the stock went up. this attack ad ran through her unsuccessful bid for senate in 2010. >> carly fiorina laid o,000 people. she shipped our jobs to china and india. >> reporter: now if carly fiorina win this is nomination political pun dants say that problems for her would be lack of funding for an extended campaign. >>> volkswagen trying to do damage control after troubling revelation about its diesel cars. joe wagner joins us. >> reporter: the dow dropped 290 points. nasdaq 67. looks like a higher open. volkswagen stock has plunged nearly 20%. now the company's ceo is apologizing to customer after the epa says volkswagen equipped it's cars to gi

carly fiorina was the head of the tech company in 1999. no woman had ever risen to such heights in american business. >> we are not losing revenue as a result of this merger. >> reporter: but the headlines were even bigger when she oversaw the mega purchase of compaq and hp went into a tailspin, losing half of its stock value, laying off 30,000 workers. >> the company is a disaster and continues to be a disaster. they still haven't recovered. >> reporter: by 2005, fiorina was fired. although, as she told erin burnett, with the tech bubble bursting, other tech companies were doing the same. >> it's the worst thing that you have to do, tell someone you don't have a job. >> i think she was honest, hardworking smart woman who made the wrong choices. >> reporter: but the cornerstone of fiorina's attack on donald trump, she's been savaging trump over his casinos in atlantic city. >> you used other people's money and were forced to file for bankruptcy not once, not twice, four times. a record four times. >> trump is right in that he never filed f

carly fiorina. what are they doing? they're talking from their gut. from the emotional part of saying how do i connect with the voter? in talking about issues as well. we could be all the policy wonk in the world. but, guess what? politics to a certain extent is changing. it's almost becoming like the entertainment industry. we need to figure out besides it being entertaining that we have candidates, especially like today like 9/11 where we are dealing with incredibly tough issues. we need the president -- the presidential quality of a good manager, strong leadership, and a vision for this country. and that's the answer. >> stay on your sued for a second david for one minute. the hillary clinton campaign has relaunched for what, the third or fourth time the relaunch of the relaunch of the relaunch. they say she has to have more heart and humor. she has to be more real. maybe they are looking at the g.o.p. side saying, hey, look, all those people over there that are winning are really kind of real candidates. you need to be more like that. >> it's inte

these are the people this weekend carly was visiting a pregnancy center and tweeted out ugg, carly visits center. that's disgusting. they can't acre knowledge these people are doing good things. >> so the new nbc news wall street journal poll that came out today shows 60% of americans oppose taking away all of planned parenthood's federal funding and i know carly fiorina supports taking away that federal funding. she would support a government shut down to do so? >> we need to removed planned parenthood funding and republicans need to stand. we should not have abortions after 20 weeks, late-term abortions and speaking of fact checkers, when hillary clinton was asked about that, she said the the only late-term abortions are out of medical necessity. that is provably false, no fact checks available. >> i want to talk about water born. a vocal supporter of john mccain in 2008, she says water boarding is torture and says it doesn't work and adds to that saying it compromises american authority around the world and carly fiorina says she has no problem with it to go after sustained spegts -- s

carly fiorina can't do that. she needs a national organization. is it too late to build one. >> i agree that it's late to start one, but looking at this deal right now, we have 14 candidates out there. we have jeb bush that is basically blowing up. he was marginally good during the debate, but not good enough. >> wait a minute. did you look at a calendar? >> i don't care. it's a long way off. >> it's not that long off. >> everybody will flock toe ehe. when i go on the internet now, it's no longer trump, trump, trump. i'm seeing fiorina, fiorina, fiorina. she's really getting out there front and center. >> let's not get carried away. who would you rather have leading the country, someone who keeps her own e-mail server or carly fiorina? >> who owns the server. you know political history probably better than all of us put together, but you go through these waves and i think it was four years ago we had a love affair with herman cain and then michele bachmann. but they come and go. is there anything that you see in carly fiorina that suggests she mig

i think carly won the debate. as i predicted, the intimate reagan library and three-hour format provided more substance that trump could offer. then he failed to reel in a questioner. and then ending the week cancelling citing a business n confli conflict. you recently told "the washington post" you want to be known for your expertise, not as a surrogate for democrats. is this what the beginning of the end looks like for donald trump? >> i think so. you know, look, michael, you've been a student of this for a long time. i think presidential races run in phases. and i wrote a fees for cnn.com today. and i talked about spring is for casual dating. the summer there are often torrid romances that are never going to go anywhere. but in the fall, people start looking for solid, dependable, long-term relationships. and the tests get harder for candidates. i think donald trump failed the test at the end of the week when he was confronted by that questioner about the president -- accused the president, again of being a clo