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, a washington outsider joining us from california today. od show last night. >> thanks so much. >> she added over 30,000 followers on twitter. the most talked about moment of the night on social media. only here. >> how could you not go to war? i just want that on the record. and a lot of people are very much -- 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. built for business. i was going to the library to do my homework. it was a little bit of a walk to get to the bus stop. i had to wait in line to use the computer. took a lot of juggling to keep it all together. what's possible when you have high-speed inte

last flight was rand paul, scott walker, jeb bush, chris christie, carly fiorina, fiorina's line abouteing sexist i thought was powerful. i'm not sure but i did see a more coordinated effort by pretty much the majority of the republican field to say we do not want trump as our nominee. you also have the club for growth running ads against trump. you have the establishment is firmly i guess even more against donald trump. so it would be a good test of his numbers, durability now. >> on that note, thank you. >>> still ahead -- texas teen arrested for bringing his home made clock to school gets a massive show of support. >>> my take on the debate's most-talked about moments. when you do business everywhere, the challenges of keeping everyone working together can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at&t has the tools and the network you need, to make working as one easier than ever. virtually anywhere. leaving you free to focus on what matters most. awe believe active management can protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights.

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

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

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

i think if he continues to be serially disrespectful to women, and i think carly fiorina landed a real hard shot to his head tonight with her response to that. it was understated but very effective. >> do you like the way he came back? he broke all the rules. carly has been out there the case, judge women by their brains. what did he do? first of all, he said she was bad looking and then he said she was beautiful, all the while ignoring her content or character and brains, and then he trashes her business sense. how do you do this? and you told me the other night, after the people that showed up for his rally for women in dallas? >> they were. and you ask them, does it bother you that he says negative things about women. they say it's fair game and part of his showmanship. even when you talk to people who are avid democrats and liberals, they say of all the people in the republican field, they like him the best, because they think he's the most reasonable at heart, despite what he says when he's campaigning. they say he'll say anything to get the nomination but that when he does potent

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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

donald trump and carly fiorina have taken shots at each other on the campaign trail, but this is the t time they'll meet face to face. trump has moved from criticizing fiorina's face to her business record. fiorina was forced out of hewlett-packard in 2005 after a tumultuous tenure as ceo. trump calls her time at hp a disaster. >> she had tremendously -- you could call it bad luck. you could call it -- she did a bad job. but hewlett-packard was a disaster. and lucent, the company she was at before hewlett-packard, was a disaster. and these were two disastrous reigns. her persona is she hasn't done a good job, and you could call it the private sector. >> trump, of course, has no trouble trumpeting his own business experience. >> i've made over $10 billion net net net. i've created a tremendous company. i have some of the greatest assets in the world. and to be honest with you, that's the kind of mindset -- i'm not saying that to brag. i'm just saying that's the kind of mindset that our country needs. >> but carly fiorina isn't backing down. she says her job as the head of a publicly tr

. >> did carly fiorina win the main stage, sean? >> great question. not one i'm going to answer. i think carly had a great night. i look at all those candidates. each of them had their moment. that was the beauty of last night. they had the time to articulate something about themselves, a position they had, a vision they wanted to get around. and it's up ultimately to the voters out there that watched last night, the 20 million plus people to say, hey, i like what i heard there. i don't like what i heard there. and help move the process along. this was a really, really good night for both the republican party and i think for cnn. >> now, next debate is when, october 26th? >> october 28th. >> in colorado. in boulder. it's going to be a cnbc debate. we look forward to that. >> will there be that many candidates on october 28th? >> i doubt there will be an undercard. i think the criteria will still be going forward. cnbc has yet to publish it. we'll be talking to them in the coming days. >> what does that mean we won't have an undercard? >> it's six weeks from now. you saw governor p

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

so is carly fiorina.break down all of the numbers and new numbers to show you on the democratic side. >>> pope francis getting ready for the historic trip to the united states. we will be joined by cardinal timothy dolan of what we can expect this week. and chris will talk about all of the incredible moments he witnessed in cuba this weekend. stick around for that at the top of the hour. >> 15 minutes, a new democratic poll numbers may surprise people. >> absolutely. >> all right. we'll be right back. isn't it beautiful when things just come together? build a beautiful website with squarespace. it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. which means you can watch movies while you're on the move. sitcoms, while you sit on those. and even fargo, in fargo! binge, while you lose weight! and enjoy a good cliffhanger while you hang from a... why am i yelling

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

senate and now running to be your next president. >> i'm carly fiorina, and i'm running for president>> how did carlie rise to the top? she started as a law school dropout. her father said she would never make it, but he was never wrong -- totally wrong. signing on as a sales rep for at&t. at at&t fiorina shined, running entire departments by age 35 and meeting her future husband who told her she would be running the company some day. well, he was almost right. in 19999, while running lucent technologies an spin off. she got a call from hewlett packard. they wanted her to be ceo. the first woman to run a fortune 50 company. >> in the digital age, if you can dream it, you can do it. >> at hp fiorina streamlined operations and oversaw merger with compact. at the time the biggest high tech merger in history. >> we believe we have received sufficient votes to approve h.p.'s merger with come compact computer operation. >> the move wiewldly criticized and she was fired for it? >> i had never hidden the fact that i was fired from hewlett packard in a board room brawl. i know when you lead an

and that was another place that carly fiorina and the marco rubio really shined. e end of the day being able to take up that space on the stage both literally and figuratively is what really mattered. both carly and marco ranked in the lower amount of questions received but they both were ranked very highly in the amount of time they ended up taking and that really demonstrated a command and presence and a strategy. and at the end of the day they were able to demonstrate leadership in that way by using the format to their advantage. >> i will say that mr. trump still didn't seem to have like specific policies that he could articulate in a way that would make voters feel good about him being in the white house. carly fiorina, whether you agreed with her policy positions or not seemed to interehave it >> well carly wasn'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 ma

a megaphone who had to fight her way on to the cn in the stage. >> the big name last night was carly fiorina. >> fiorina was phenomenal. >> i loved fiorina. she had a hugely powerful moment that everyone loved. >> fiorina was in another league last night. >> fiorina owned the debate from the going until the end. >> mr. trump, why would you --. >> if i could say this, she cannot run my companies. >> you ran up mountains of debt and losses using other people's money and you were forced to file for presentcy not once, not twice, four times, a record four times. >> are the pundits too quick to write off donald trump? did jake tapper go too far prodding the other candidates to mix it sunday. >> i am jake tapper 9 more operator. >> governor christie's name has been invoked and i give him 30 seconds. we will get --. >> just a moment. >> jake? >> jake? >>> governor bush. >> jake? >> jake? >> jake? >> no, no, no. >> jake, did this yy let the three hour debate get out-of-control? >>> hillary clinton makes the late night debut. >> never let me touch that? >> want to touch mine? >>> sure. >> sure. >> ok

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

creeping up is carly fiorina. earlier this month carly fiorina was at 3%. look at this change.n a new poll out this weekend, she is up to 15%, ahead of carson now. trump lost eight percentage points between those two polls. they are both outsiders with business credentials. on the today show, trump tried to dismiss the newest threat from this run -- from his front-runner status. >> when people learn what she did, she lost to barbara boxer in a landslide. she was leading that race. it was a race that should have been won by the republicans and she got absolutely decimated. >> why is she surging now? >> she has a good line of pitter patter. if you listen to her speaking she says the same thing over and over and over. she says the same thing over and over. a lot of the people didn't hear it in the debate. it is almost robotic. john: how big a threat does carly fiorina pose to donald trump? >> let's see how much money she can raise. looking at the field, not just her poll standing but how she matches up with donald trump, and she appears to be unafraid of him. i think she poses alm

the contrast between what we have done and what carly fiorina did, right? not talking about carly now. >> this matters. carly is the one that brought this up, right? >> no. every candidate brought up this. >> i got to go. >> carly fiorina evaded sanctions -- >> i need to correct that record. that is not true. >> we'll keep it going after you cut us off. >> thank you very much. plenty more ahead as this factor special moves ahead this evening. is the media ganging up on trump? we'll debate that and the fiorina phenomenon. what is driving her popularity? we hope you'll stay tuned for the reports. the latest choice for frequent heartburn. get complete protection. nexium level protection. you didn't know we had over 11,000 this trip, local activities listed on our app. or that you could book them right from your phone. a few weeks ago, you still didn't know if you were gonna go. now the only thing you don't know, is why it took you so long to come here. expedia. technology that connects you to the people and places that matter. >>> in the unresolved problem seg

meanwhile, carly fiorina has. i'm saying uh unless ben carson can sort of pull a rabbit out of the hat again, my guess -- and watch me be proven wrong, my guess is that carly fiorina could be up for a sizable surge. >> we're joined by rick wilson, a contributor to the daily beast. rick, you are the author of two kind of amazing pieces in the last, what is it? 24, 48 hours? one of them -- >> 24, i guess. >> one of them advocating, and both very well written, well thought out, advocating that republican candidates go after tufrp tonight in this debate. did you see what you wanted to see? >> i sure did, especially in the form of carly fiorina who beat donald trump like a rented mule. you saw him processing that. it was like the slap was so hard, it took him a second to catch up with his hind brain. they went after him in a bunch of different ways. >> the insult that trump had said about carly fiorina's looks and that was brought out in the debate, is that the moment you were talking about? >> for her, that was the mo

same with carly fiorina. going forward that sets a tone on the campaign trail going forward from here on out. poppy? >> sunlen, thank you veryfiorin? you began her career in business after dropping out of law school with an mba. she joined at&t in 1980, she quickly rose through the ranks to become an executive there. in 1996, she was put in charge of the at&t spinoff known as lucent technologies. her success there earned her the cover of "fortune kbt "magazine in 1998 as number one of their list of most powerful women in business. she then became the ceo of hewlett-packard. cnn's tom foreman takes a look at her record from there. >> reporter: outspoken and tough by all accounts, carly fiorina has friends and enemies in high places. >> you ran up mountains of debt as well as losses using other people's money, and you were forced to file for bankruptcy not once -- >> i never filed for bankruptcy. >> -- not twice, four times. a record four times. why should we trust you to manage the finances of this nation any

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

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 t

nicole: donald trump: carly fiorina ugly.out al qaeda's hit list of top business executives. warren buffett, bill gates among the terrorist targets. we will check to the stock index futures with a 445-point win yesterday. gaining some momentum. s&p up to love handles, nasdaq 27-point. you are looking right now and watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ lauren: breaking news this morning. volatility has japanese stocks after yesterday's 8% tops, socks on 2%. good morning, everybody. i am lauren simonetti. nicole: i am nicole petallides. not much impact on u.s. stocks after dropping 240 points yesterday. dow futures pointed to a higher opening gaining momentum getting the euro higher this morning. 89 points for the dow and taught handles for the s&p. lauren: here's a look at where asian markets are trading overnight. mostly red arrows for shanghai, hong kong, each of them down potentially. trade to europe with the ftse on top of a percent, cac and dax also lower. lauren: oil prices finally tu

people talk about in the end, could carly fiorina be the dems answer as vp? carly as vp, be the dems answer to hillary clinton as the presidential candidate on their side? >> well, it's very possible. she is projecting herself as i'm the counter hillary clinton. i could debate her. i could take her. and i'm a woman. they're going to say we're going to make history by electing hillary clinton, the first woman president and you too can make history by electing me. so i think both democrats and republicans are sort of seeing her. what struck me actually since this debate is how swift democrats have come for her. there has been a lot of pushback from democratic establishment on carly fiorina, which does suggest to me that they are scared of her, that she is effective and that they're worried that hillary clinton's historic place might be threatened by carly fiorina's rise. i think they have a -- >> or maybe they're after which ever republican candidate is the star of the moment. so maybe that's -- >> well, that's also possible. that could be a combination of a cou

. >>> then, carly fiorina. her debate performance catapulted her into contention. >> i think women all over the country heard clearly what mr. trump said. >> now, how does she deal with the pressures of being a possible front-runner? carly fiorina joins me live. also our latest presidential poll numbers for both parties. where do the races stand this morning? >>> plus, who saw this coming? >> i'd say they were shocked. >> john boehner's stunning resignation may be the latest sign of the civil war that's raging inside the gop. >>> and the pope does politics. >> god bless america. >> why this visit to the united states was like no other. >>> joining me for insight and analysis are david brooks of the "new york times." andrea mitchell of nbc news. cnbc's andrew ross sorkin and eugene robinson of the "washington post." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> from nbc news in washington this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning and what a show we have for you today. hillary clinton, car

john: let's talk about carly fiorina. your boss was on the today show this morning and he said ms. ina had a good life of pitter patter. you look at her and it is robotic. can you flesh out those criticisms and explain what he means by that. corey: she gives the same stump speech wherever she goes. her first phone call will be to benjamin netanyahu. that is fine. what you really want to do is take the opportunity to take a look at her record with -- her record as chief executive officer. both with compaq and hewlett-packard. there have been a number of criticisms levied during her at that time. hp continued to lay off people. that is not a record of success. john: mr. trump has gone into trouble about making that gone into trouble by making one comment that appeared sexist -- got into trouble by making one comment that appeared sexist. does he not worry that a good line of pitter patter sounds condescending and that may be opening him up to some criticism? corey: you are looking at the political correctness people are tired of. nobody is calling for carly fiorina to apologize. for m

with carly fiorina. carly fiorina ate a lot of people's lunch on that stage last night.d aggressive. she did to trump what i guess you were trying to do with governor jeb bush. she went right at him. what did you think? >> i thought carly had a good night. i thought jeb had a good night. we understand it's one night of a long campaign. this morning, it's get up, back in the field. we're not going to elect a president in september. we're going to elect a president next year. we have a campaign that's durable. well financed and strong support. i'm very confident when all the cards are dealt around the table that jeb bush will be the nominee. >> where quickly, where does that focus next? >> new hampshire, nevada, south dakota. we believe, once again, this is about the most important office in the country. >> is he on a big ebb coming up? bigger than before. say big ad right now i hear number us of $25 million. what's the message? >> best conservative will match up against anybody in the field. >> thank you for coming on "new day." >> extend the invitation to the governor. w

that women absolutely cannot in good conscience vote for. >> as i alluded to in the uctiintrod, carly fiorinaeflected questions about her tenure at hewlett-packard by going on this tirade on planned parenthood and also going after hillary clinton and her accomplishments. did fiorina pick the wrong battle in attacking hillary clinton's record? >> it's kind of a strange battle to wage. carly fiorina, head of hp, laid off 30,000 workers. she ran for the u.s. senate, lost in a landslide, and ask asking hillary clinton what are your accomplishments. she doesn't seem to be the perfect person to set the standard for what great accomplishments are. the idea that she's not accomplished, this shouat she d show what she's doing, that she doesn't understand how power works in america, doesn't really connect with voters, most voters, even republicans, independents say she's been in power, she knows how government works, she's an effective leader, things like this. this idea that hillary clinton might be in over her head if she were president is a very odd tack for republicans to take. >> back to the conve

so "time" magazine, 114,000 votes as of 6:00 p.m., trump 56. [ applause ] carly fiorina, 19,. [crowd booing] >> rubio 7, ben carson 4. the rest not doing too good. and then drudge, we love drudge. we love drudge. donald trump 66%. we had 6668 votes cast. trump, second fiorina much less, like much. and then rubio, then cruz, i'm not going to mention the next name because i don't like him very much. and then news max, way up ahead, news max. you like news max. he you like it, too. i like it, too. donald trump first place by a lot. the street, the street, donald trump 52%. that's a lot whether you have all of these guys. that's a lot. it's not against two people. it's against -- donald trump 52% first place. then you had slate and that's also donald trump. so we had a great time. now, you don't read about that so much on television. coming out, boy, fox treated me shabbily. they treated me shabbily, but that's okay. cnn a little bit better. they treated me a little bit better. but the end result is people know what happened. it was an incredible time. and we are going to do someth

carly fiorina firing back at donald trump for his comment about her face, which he claim was abouts her persona, not her looks. fiorina said american women heard what trump said, quote unquote, very clearly, and she is glad they got hear from her on the main stage for the first time. >> going into the debate last night, still about half the country had never heard my name, didn't know i was running for president so this was huge opportunity for me to continue to introduce myself to the american people. and what i'm finding is if people hear me, see me, understand who i am and what i would do, they tend to be supportive and so i was really pleased with last night. >> we'll have many more highlights and reaction in just a moment with the political debate coach. first to cam pan carl v/[ -- cameron in las vegas. we start with donald trump. >> reporter: donald trump didn't have the kind of dominating ñ debate, nor that he has grown awe customed to daily. his rivals teamed up and one by one didn't exactly tag team him but it was a sequence of some pretty tough bashes. nonetheless, donald tru

look, i for one, think carly fiorina, i think you will see movement in the polls. le will go up u i'm not sure trump will go down right now. but i think carly is going to go up. i think christie and rubio both did very well. so there is no real reason. even lindsey graham in the first, you know, in the smaller debate or forum, did, i think, really well. you could see him come -- i don't know if he did well enough to come up in the polls but there is no reason yet for anybody to get out. >> there is one outrage. the outrage jim gilmore was not included. former governor of virginia. party chairman, republican national committee chairman and party should have insisted he be in that debate. martha: sorry, we're up against a hard break. good to see you as you always. bill: will a court mark shall be on the table for bowe bergdahl? lawyers start their arguments today. misswill turn anan asphalt parking lot into a new neighborhood for san franciscans. a vote for "yes" on "d" is definitely a vote for more parks and open space. a vote on proposition "d" is a vote for jobs. c

carly fiorina you wouldn't sit down with putin.rony is that this was in the reagan library, and the man worked very effectively with the russians. and you are probably right, it's because of the format. >> a woman who worked and lousent, a woman who worked at hp, was talking about not talking to the president of russia but having military exercises like in latvia, and lithuania on the russia border. does it matter that she is not a full blooded foreign policy expert? is that the kind of thing that you just have to do in these early debates to show that you can hold your own in the crowd? >> i -- i think you are trying to establish your brand. i think michael is right about the format. there are two things voters can learn about a debate. who are you and what makes you tick, and what are your priorities. we're not going to find out how much it will cost to rebuilt the six fleet. but she is telling us what our priorities are. now if i'm interested, if i like her, and i think her priority is in alignment with mine, i have the opportun

marco rubio is now tied with carly fiorina and he's moving up. >> i would say the two things in the pollenting anything from trump. >> he's not the outsider candidate. fiorina grabbed. >> it and rubio is grabbing the plausible candidate mantra right now. >> but gravity is money and at some point even though we never thought trump or fiorina or rubio would be where they are today, the money will follow them because there are people who are -- jeb bush people who at some point will say the train is leaving the station. >> very quickly, last word. >> the time is important and so is rubio peaking too early? i think cruz might be in a better position. >> who knows? >> head down. >> we'll find out next week. thanks for the round table. we'll have more in a bit. i want to show you these pictures. people are gathering in philadelphia where pope francis will celebrate mass this evening. a million people are expected in the city of brotherly love. we'll be back in less than a minute with our "end game" segment and a papal visit unlike any other. - good journalism is about telling a story from more

directly ahead, carly fiorina received rave reviews for g.o.p. debate.orgone conclusion conclusion. i'm going to it will you all about this as this o'reilly factor special continues. bring us your aching... and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested and ready to enjoy the morning ahead aleve pm. the first to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. for pain relief that can last until the am. so you... you... and you, can be a morning person again. aleve pm for a better am. now available with an easy open cap. >>> thanks for staying with us for this election 2016 special. i'm eric bolling in for bill o'reilly. in the personal story segment tonight, a carly fiorina upon no, ma'am numb by many accounts she won the debate a few days ago, but at least one of her rivals since the media is in the tank for her. >> when you walked off the stage, did you have one opinion of what happened and then you listened to the people, the press and then saw the reviews and everything else and have another or did they

fiorina. listen. >> i think carly had a good night, but you gave her a lot of easy questions. all you have to do is a i agree with that. she had some pretty easy questions. you gave her beautiful softballs. >> fiorina will get a national platform to fire back on "the tonight show with jimmy fallon." >>> a muslim-american group is calling on ben carson to drop out of the race. this is after carson says the u.s. should not elect a muslim president. carson asked whether his faith should matter. he says i guess that depends on that faith and says if it is consistent with the constitution, no problem. >> do you believe that islam is consistent with the constitution? >> no, i don't. i would not advocate we put a muslim in charge of this nation. i absolutely would not agree with that. >> would you ever consider voting for a muslim for congress? >> congress is a different story. it depends on who that muslim is and their policies. >> a spokesman for the carson campaign said he did not mean a muslim should not be preventied from running. carson believes the american people are not ready

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

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

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

carly fiorina is not. she has no credible organization capable of winning an election on the ground in any early state. and it's almost like she's not even trying to create that. so at this point, her candidacy is entirely a television-driven phenomenon. >> all right, steve deace, thank you. david, kurtis, thank you as well. here's the question this morning. it's the focus of our "news nation" gut check. do you think it is time to cut down the number of candidates allahed to go on the main stage in hstage? how you whittle them down, i don't know. >>> a texas teenager still suspended after making that homemade clock that his teachers thought was a bomb. >> i felt like i was a criminal. i felt like i was a terrorist. >> why he is still out of school this morning. and, of course, the praise that he's receiving from the white house to the head of facebook. >>> plus, we are keeping an eye on wall street for you this morning ahead of this big announcement we're expecting from the fed on the interest rates. it's

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