then carson paul and graham rounding out the field here. >> all right. you know campaign fund-raising isn't the whole story. what's the other key piece of all of this? >> that's the key features we're seeing. it's not just the campaign themselves raising money but the super packs outside of the campaign's control raising enormous amounts of cash. take a look now at the super packs themselves and the fund-raising that they have done and you've sustain picture changes a little bit, jeb bush at $103 million for his super pack. we also see cruz with 38 million and rubio with 31.8. clinton with 24.3. then we see perry, kasik, christie and fiorina at the t bottom of the list with $3.4 million raised. so once you factor in the super pack money the picture changes dramatically guys and that's the story of this campaign year. a lot of this money will be outside of the direct control of the candidates themselves. >> thank you very much. >> greece received a financial life lifeline today when the head of the european bank increased commercial lending to greek banks

the cnn poll shows jeb bush followed by donald trump, huckabee ben carson paul walker rubio.hts on that? >> well look i know that donald trump is now number two in that poll and he may do very well in iowa but i think that this ceiling is really a ceiling. i don't think he goes further than this despite his money, despite the bragadocia despite the chutzpah. >> this is it? >> this is it. then you have walkers and others coming in late really get the attention. walker will definitely be the flavor du jour for a week or so. >> i would not say donald trump is a serious candidate. i think donald trump is a very successful entrepreneur and a successful business person and a master of media relations. i think he's in it to stay. i think trump is probably going to occupy the third spots in a lot of these races for a while early on and i think jeb and scott walker fight out for the top two right now. i think in iowa i think jeb bush is in a good position to do well there. ultimately it's a long you know campaign and i think, you know california and other places where a moderate candi

you have walker at 18%, and trump and carson at 10%, and ted cruz and paul at 9% and jeb bush at 8%. how do you see this poll? >> iowa is all about organization and polls at this time, i think walker made a favorable impression. the two guys who are not paul politician politicians are in second place. i don't know how long they will last. people like mike huckabee who won the state six years ago are not doing as well as people anticipated. walker has a good ground organization i would not be displeased if i was there. it is a couple point different and that is margin of error >> joe, what do you see? >> you would rather be walker where he is. but ed is right. it is all too early and all organizational. things change dramatically in iowa. i was in 1988 last place three weeks out and won it three weeks later. don't count anybody out but anything can happen. >> ed pulled it out for huckabee. >> he pulled it off himself. i take no credit. he was at 1% when starting. so joe's point is valid. there is an anti-establishment current there when you see carson paul trump at the front of the pa

then you have carson, paul, huckabee, rubio, all tied at 6%.re you see the entire board up-to-date. karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff of president george w. bush and fox news contributor and good morning, austin, as we say, karl, good day to you. did you expect donald trump to double the rest of the field in some of these polls? >> well, it is a good number. let's put it a little bit of perspective though. he has been in the race for six weeks. he has had, had a good move up, a good bump up but we've seen this before. in april of 2011 i was tied in the lead with mike huckabee at 19% in cnn poll and at 16% in "gallup poll." this is roughly four or five weeks after he sort of gotten into the race then. look, there will be a lot of movement in this race. it is really still early. bill: but he is getting a lot of attention. let me -- >> getting a lot of attention. bill: let me tick through a few more panels. hillary clinton against donald trump head-to-head, she beats him by 12 points. i will come back to that. hillary clinton, je

donald trump, scott walker, jeb bush, marco rubio, ben carson, rand paul, mike huckabee, ted cruz, chrischristie, john kasich, a bit of a squeaker at the end. the candidates left off right now would be both ricks, rick perry and rick santorum, car bobby jindal, lindsey graham, george pitaki and carly fiorina. look at the cut off line. in that difference john kasich would be at 2.6%. he would be in while rick perry at 2.2% would be out. it seems scientific when you include the decimal pointings line them up. john kasich polling better than rick perry. all of the also rans are within two percentage points of each other. the margin of error in the polls is somewhere between 3 to 4.5%. when you take that into account your poll averages look something like this. george pitaki polling at an average of .4%. if you factor in a best case scenario for him with the margin of error maybe he's at more like 3.4% putting him above chris christie and john kasich. that puts him on stage. with the margin of error, a worst case for ted cruz his 4.4% could be below 2% which would mean he wouldn't be on stag

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in the first republican debate include donald trump, jeb bush, scott walker, marco rubio, ben carson, rand paul, mike huckabee and ted cruz. those eight seats look pretty safe. depending on how fox decides. that leaves the whole rest of the field fighting it out for the last two places on stage. and until today, this ridiculous fox news ten candidate cut-off had meant there were eight candidates battling it out. as of today, it will be nine dalts battling it out. because today, the republican candidate number 17 has filed his payment work the fcc. jim gilmore who ran for president in 200 aext jim gilmore, full disclosure, i only call my friend on tv because his campaign sometimes answers the phone when we call them. that qualifies as my friend in this day and age. jim gilmore today filed his payments to become the 17th republican candidate in the race. no word from fox yet on whether or not they'll let jim gilmore, presumably he won't flake top ten. is fox going to let him into the second tier sflaenlt their also ran kids table event that they're doing before the real debate? i don't know. if t

ben carson, rand paul, mike huckabee. those seven look like they've got a podium. they're in. all ten of these other candidates have to battle it out for the three remaining spots on stage. ted cruz, chris christie, rick santorum, bobby jindal, george pataki and jim gilmore. ten candidates competing for three spots an every single one of those candidates is within the margin of error in national polling. at this point, it is an absolute crap shoot as to which one will get to compete for the presidential nomination by appearing in the debate. and there's really not much that these candidates can do to adjust their position. lindsey graham spent some e-mails like this to rally support. brad pitt would have a better shot of being on the debate is taken han candidates for president. brad pitt. he's also making sure to mention brad pitt when anybody talks to him in tern about the campaign. maybe the strategy will work, i don't know. >> the polling would suggest you're not cracking the top ten, which means you would not be on the main stage for the fox debate on august 6th. >> right

we have number one, bush, then walker carson rubio, paul. and the next five are huckabee trump, cruz perry, christie. so what do you think of this pool here sarah? because it cuts out -- while we are at it who will not be on stage? santorum fiorina, kasich graham jindal pataki. what do you think of how they are doing this next debate? >> well, i think there are certainly many candidate who is are very disappointed by how this is being structured. part of this is a reality of television and also just a reality of good debating. there's no way you can have all of these candidates on stage at the same time and actually have any one make any kind of point. there's just not enough time to do it. but i do think there are plenty of people who will be disappointed that you won't see the broader, more diverse republican field all on stage together. by cutting out carly fiorina and bobby jindal you don't sort of see the spectrum of republicans running. and that's a disappointment to a lot of republicans including a lot of republicans, and to the repub

trump, bush walker rubio, huckabee carson cruz paul. they're all looking good according to real clear politics average, which is not what fox news uses but it looks good. then it gets dicey on the last two. >> right. and you have essentially another eight or nine candidates who are all vying for those two spots, and it gets tough. so that's why, when you have entropy, when you have don't trump, who you would say he's still there, yeah he's still there, but the numbers are far from solid. >> he would have had a colossal fall right? i mean he's atop the field right now, according to several polls that just came out. >> there's -- i have no expectation that that's not going to happen. i have every expectation he will stay in the top ten. what i mean is the chaos that he creates has an effect on other candidates. for example, if donald trump got stronger ted cruz might get weaker still. if donald trump collapsed one of one of these candidates like carly fiorina might see a rise. it's a mickey mouse balloon. you squeeze one ear, the other ea

rand paul, ben carson, mike huckabee. this is supposed to be the summer of the groundswell, they're not seeing it. >> he's making the oxygen out of the room. >> he is. >> trump taps into a vein of populist anger. today many of them feel economically threatened and marginalized by cultural change. some cite a decline in values. they aren't the genteel patricians of republican stereotype but they are republicans nonetheless and, yes, trump is speaking to them. >> as a moral paragon? >> they don't like same-sex. >> well, there's not a total connection there but nonetheless, take the point that there is this segment of the republican party that he does speak to. clearly he does. look at the numbers in the poll. >> they're looking up at that gold tower. that guy lives up there. he owns it. >> but to be clear, he said 10%, 11%, 12%. and he's got a -- so when you've got 16 candidates, that looks pretty good. >> everybody in america knows who jeb bush is and eight out of ten or nine out of ten regularly say somebody else. i think

donald trump, scott walker, jeb bush, marco rubio, ben carson, rand paul, mike huckabee, ted cruz, christie, john kasich, a bit of a squeaker at the end. the candidates left off right in my calculations right now would be both risks, rick perry and rick santorum carly fiorina, bobby jindal lindsey graham george pataki, none of them would make it. look at the cut off line. in that difference john kasich would be at 2.6%. he would be in while rick perry would be at 2.2%, and he would be out. you know yeah it seems scientific when you include the decimal point and you line them up and say this john kasich polling better than rick perry. we'll draw the line between them. all of the also rans are within two percentage points of each other. the margin of error in the polls is somewhere between 3 to 4.5%. when you take that into account it your polling averages look something like this. i mean george pataki is polling at an average of.4%. but if you target in sort of a best case scenario for him with a margin of error, maybe he's at something more like 3.4%. that would put him above chris chris

carson cruz paul christie and kasich round out the top ten. the others are still within striking distance. so the next few days will be critical for the entire field. case in point new jersey governor chris christie who was campaigning in iowa over the weekend when someone in the audience started to attack the governor as anti-gun. we cut a little of what followed. >> listen i understand you've got a point of view. but your point of view is dead wrong. go and look at the record. you just raised a 50 caliber rifle. as if that was something that i did. i vetoed it. so i don't know where you're getting your information from but your information is wrong. i vetoed the .50 caliber and reduced magazine size. if that's someone anti-gun and gun rights. if you have a point of view have some facts to back it up. what are your facts to back up that i'm anti-gun? oh no no. so now -- so now you are interpreting intent. i have to get muscled into it by who? who's muscled me? so don't talk to me about being anti-gun as governor and raise something to me that

then you can see walker cruz carson paul huckabee and christie. >> it's interesting with all a lot ofse candidates in a lot of them have soared a little bit and gotten a bump and gotten back to earth. trump has been in three weeks and is still climbing. >> a thousand adults were polled by the phone and trump is leading the republican field. however, if you compare him to hillary clinton, if he ran against hillary, he wouldn't win. bush would win, according to the latest poll. clinton would get 56%, bush would get 42%. >> and bush would be within just below the margin of error, three points. clinton 46-42. good news for hillary clinton there, no matter who the republicans throw at their right now she is in the lead comfortably, but obviously very early. >> meanwhile, good news for us we've got donald trump as a guest many on this program at 7:30 eastern time. if you've got a question for him, email us at fox news.com. you could facebook us or tweet us as well. his security has been beefed up because of the alleged threats by el chapo. >> i had a tweet from a viewer this morning who sai

scott walker trailing 13%, jeb bush 10%, carson, paul and rubio in the split tie for 6% there. >> sureg to distinguish themselves. get publicity. do they have a message going to resinate between now and week from today? one of the issues that governor walk per joined us about and so did perry was about whether or not people would -- candidates would go after donald trump. here's what they said. >> voters want to here what you're for not against. donald trump spoke specifically about me. he can speak for himself. he's using talking points of democrats. i think it's fine. >> what ting mei think american are looking for is solutions. we're not going to get sucked into tit for tat. >> you challenged him to chin-ups. how many can you do? >> more than he can. >> donald trump says he's gone from the hunt tore hunted. he says according to him, he feels everyone is going to be coming after him. which is interesting instead of saying can donald trump do it? he's saying i'm hoping to survive. i'm a business man hoping to make it in politics. >> today in the "wall street journal" there was a read

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if you're ben carson rand paul.rump is an immediate threat. not only on the debate stage but among the momentum of grass-roots activists. >> did you ever think you would be covering a story like this? >> donald trump is at 18% with republican voters. these are the same people who put herman cain higher than that, okay. and michele bachmann higher than that. sarah palin higher than that. these are, you know -- these people, these republican voters at this stage go through a really interesting fantasy exercise now every four years with fantasy figures. >> you wonder -- a crowded field. >> robert. >> i was saying lawrence i'm curious about your view. in a crowded field, i agree, trump could flame out. he could be a herman cain bachmann figure. in a crowded field, 15% or 20% could carry you pretty far. >> yeah. i think there is no reason to suspect he would drop out before they start counting votes in several states. i mean his campaign will not be expensive at all. there is nothing for him to spend money on except the

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mike huckabee ben carson and rand paul rounding out the top five.is standings by six points since may. but trump's gains are even more impressive. he is up nine points. so what's behind this urgent support for trump and can it last? here to break down the numbers for us donna brazile and margaret hoover. donna, starting with you -- great to have you both with us. we have a lot to talk about. i have a feeling some strong opinions are about to come out. trump doubling down on those inflammatory remarks against mexico and illegal immigrants but he continues to not only gain in the polls but really surge. why is he resonating? >> this is just a moment for donald trump. we've seen this movie before. donald trump knows how to excite a crowd. he's an entertainer. he knows how to rally the most conservative of the conservative base. but unfortunately i think his inflammatory remarks, insensitive, intolerant comments will get him in trouble and get the republican party in trump. the sooner donald trump gets off the stage and allow the more serious candidates

huckabee, scott walker ben carson and rand paul all tied at 6%. joining us from austin, karl rove.on thing is driving trump's numbers and you say? >> well, i think it's more than immigration. there is a certain brashness to him too that's attractive. is he sort of making the argument that he is the guy who can fix everything. if you take a look at the real clear politics average he has gone from 6. a to 9.3 as a result of this latest poll. my sense is that the next time we get another national poll it's going to be a good number for trump and that trump may cross scott walker unless scott walker gets a bump out of today's activities which i'm not sure he will. there was however, a lot of bad news in that poll that you mentioned bill. trump's favorable and unfavorables in the poll which has him nearly tied for first 40% favorable 41% unfavorable. he is ranked in the 17 candidates in the poll. he is ninth in favorables and he is number two in the unfavorables, that is to say that he looks like he may be capping out. he has a high floor but low ceiling. in fact, they asked is it more

rubio, carson, huckabee, paul and donald trump at 6%. to some of this individual state polling, monica you see in new hampshire he has gotten a bump. you see in iowa he has gotten a bump. he is riding number two horse right now. >> listen, voters want a straight talker. is he brash and outspoken? absolutely. he is giving voice to what a lot of voters believe by the state of the country right now and fearlessly doing it. the question whether or not is good for the republican i think is immaterial because he is performing two great services for the rest of the candidates if they're smart enough to follow his lead. number one he is not caving into the leftist intimidation tactics right? going after univision. going after macy's and nb correspond and they all caved. statistics back me up on criminal element coming overboarder. i'm not apologizing. that is a big lesson for conservatives and republican goings forward. number two being this brash and outspoken could he say things in more graceful way? maybe. but guess what? he is doing a lot of

for the big news the battle for second place, donald trump locked with ben carson at 10%. rand paul and cruz at 9%. our panel is here abc news political director rick. >> you cannot have a better six months than he has in tha sense. he has not gotten into the race. based on a couple appearances in iowa he did what no one else has been able to do sustain numbers. he was able to bolt himself to the top. he is your iowa front-runner for better or for worse. you would have to take that if you are scott walker. the first six months a budget session, he's got to wrap up business. we expect him to announce. he will do it as a first tier contender. >> wisconsin is your home state. >> it is. tommy thompson ran in 2008 and that didn't help him win. he did a terrible job then. as rick said scott walker is durable right now. he dip as little bit, but as more people have gotten in the race they are choosing different candidates. as you look into the poll conservative to somewhat conservative. still strong in iowa. >> behind trump is carson at 10%. a businessman and a neurosurgeon and bush at 8%.

you have scott walker with 9 percent followed by rand paul, ben carson, marco rubio, mike huckabee andhristie. most are saying these polls are totally irrelevant. the iowa caucus is more than 6 months away. >> a lot of people are paying attention to what he is saying now. other candidates have similar moments. those polls are irrelevant. >> there's nobody on the stage that has more experience about border patrol. >> rick perry says donald will focus on substance and solutions in the fox news debate which is one week away from today. this could be the first real make or break moment for the campaign. there are now two debates. every one will get a chance to participate. there are only 10 coveted spots. that is the one everyone will be watching. the whole reason this debate had to be split into 2 because there were too many candidates to fit on one stage. now the field just got even bigger. former virginia governor jim gilmore filed paperwork to run for president. you may remember him. he was the governor of virginia on 9 the-11. just in case 16 republican candidates weren't enough for y

it's telling that ted cruz, rand paul ben carson, donald trump he's not up there with mitt romney, butse other guys are. and you know, the reason, all of them want to be with romney is for a couple things. first up, mitt romney is popular in new hampshire. hamp is a very important state. when you look at these people that we just named, new hampshire, the path of victory for them when laying out their path for victory goes right through new hampshire. it makes sense. mitt romney has run twice. he knows a little bit about the game. he's got some ideas. so it makes sense. also you better believe all of these people want a piece of some of mitt romney's donor network. so getting up there being with mitt romney i'm sure to them is helpful in all of those things. >> if romney is guiding the gop powerhouse candidates on message, what might he tell them? >> well, i think first off, he wants them to say things that would make them electable in a general election. i think that's why we saw in south carolina during the whole debate about the confederate flag, he actually came out before i think

donald trump, jeb bush walker paul rubio, carson huckabee and the last one, maybe ted cruz get as slot in the debate too. then thanks to fox news and their rules, there look to be nine candidates competing for the remaining two slots. chris christie both ricks, santorum and perry. john casic and bobby jindal. the polls are -- it is early in the process. because of fox news the plan to cut out seven or more candidates at this stage, based on national polling. the race may look like early days on the calendar. for a lot of guys their presidential race is almost over. a couple weeks, then we are done. larry saying quote, let them debate. the cable channels shouldn't get to decide who will be president. what fox is doing will end some of the candidacies. if they cant make it to the debate stage, why would donors and volunteers give money and time? it's hard to look presidential languishing at home while opponents are discussing social security on national television. indeed. it really is early days. for guys like chris christie and lindsey graham and both ricks, the race really is about to

there are plenty of people in that position or vying for that position -- ben carson, ted cruz, rand paulkabee -- they're not getting the attention, donald trump is, and they are such increasingly putting their rhetoric and antics up to try to dethrone him. >> ifill: donald trump lindseylindsey graham responding by beating up his cell phone, and governor perry said after the wake of a shooting in lafayette louisiana, that maybe moviegoers should bring gunnels. everybody seems to be topping each other. >> there's a debate coming up. they all want to place on the debate stage. only top ten earn a place on the first debate stage. how do you raise your profile and get in the top ten? some of them are running ad. some of them are taking chainsaws to the tax code or golf clubs to their cell phones. they're trying to get attention they're jumping up and down and saying, hi! perhaps if you get a call from a pollster, you will support me so i can get on that debate stage, and it's national polls not the state polls in iowa and new hampshire where maybe more people are paying attention. >> ifill: w

trump's rivals to his right, senator rand paul ben carson, other contenders they are nervous about trump's believe he's crowding up their political space, taking away pro mem tum and donation from small dollar activist. this is a trouble mark for these campaigns that are trying to get political oxygen. >> yeah. he is sucking up the oxygen right now. jonathan, there is a piece on the front page of today's post highlights the possibility that there could be undocumented workers finishing trump's $200 million motel right here in d.c. trump spokeswoman telling us earlier the company and contractors not just follow but go above and beyond following all the applicable laws they say. but are these the kind of things that could start to trip up trump or is this just part of the deal? >> both. part of the deal when you're running for president that the microskroep that's on you becoming very, very intense and especially if you're someone like trump, number two in swefrl polls. people start taking you seriously as a presidential candidate. and then if you make immigration, undocumented workers and i

he's effectively doubled scott walker and jeb bush as well followed by huckabee rubio carson, and paulhat 24% is the biggest lead recorded by any republican candidate this year in this poll right now. it's a six fold increase before he even announced in may. the poll indicates he's doing far better among those who are not college graduates and seemingly the same between women and men. >> he's resonating people who are not billionaires. we don't know if there's any backlash to the john mccain comments because there was somewhat of a dip on sunday after those comments were made on saturday -- >> about mccain. >> about mccain, and you wonder if he's going to pay the price at the polls because he did not pay the price after his illegal immigration comments. >> i believe there's going to be a new fox poll out this week. you'll see. meanwhile, mr. trump was on with bill owe'reilly last night as we told you he would be he did say he respected john mccain but mr. o'reilly -- >> he shot down he was tortured. he could have been released but he said no. come on donald you know the way that came o

paul, $7 million. carly fiorina gets a lot of notice in the elite press circles. ben carson out raised her three to one. mark: you would think she would do better. i'm surprised by the paul number. no one suspected that would be a huge number. walker and rubio and cruise -- and cruz the second tier. a bit of a surprise. all three have done a lot. let's see how they do now in the first half of the year. we will see how they do in the second half of the year as they are forced out on the campaign trail and have to raise money where they can't spend as much time with people. al: the candidates will have sufficient funds to compete in the february contest. what really matters is, whether they can keep it up. if it goes to april or may, whether they will have the money then. mark: maybe only bush will be fully funded through the spring. ted cruz wants to be fully funded as well. al: coming up, scott walker city, population you after this. ♪ mark: the waukesha walk-through, scott walker had a lot to say. let's break it down. what walker said about his record in wisconsin. >> since

ben carson and rand paul at 7%. we spoke with some of the campaigns last night. many want to move on. some believe his numbers have more to do with celebrity than comment ps. >> he'll get in those debates. tom llamas thank you. >>> now to a frightening emergency landing on a crowded california beach caught on camera. a small plane carrying an advertising banner going down after losing power. flipping over in the sand. and injuring a child. reena ninan has the story. >> reporter: it's the harrowing moment caught on tape. beach goers hope to never see let alone experience. >> that's a landing. >> reporter: a single engine plane losing power, crash-landing on a beach, injuring a 12-year-old boy. >> at the last second he saw it. he almost like fell back trying to get out of the way. and i guess it hit his face his face -- and titus and i were so scared. >> reporter: watch again, as the plane, towing an advertising banner hits the sand and flip over. that's when the wing strikes nicholas bare in the head. bystanders rushing to help. >> i was trying to keep him calm an

carson. and andre says rand paul is the only candidate that can win the minority vote attract independence andin swing votes. hey, thanks for being a part of the show. i'm gretchen here shep. >>> welcome to the party, governor kasich all your buddies are already here. >> i have decided to run for president of the united states! >> and it say very popular decision to make. judging from all the photos on our wall. we'll take you to columbus, ohio for a look at the latest contender. >>> and why donald trump just gave out the cell phone number of one of his rivals on live tv. >>> plus hacked at 70 miles an hour. "wired" magazine reveals how hackers can hack into your car at any time take over the brakes the steering and even the radio.

walker trump bush really bunched together, paul, rubio, ben carson, ted cruz.ee, chris chris at the john kasich ties for tenth in this poll with rick santorum and carly fiorina and rick proximate resulty. when you look at this poll, what could you see? then and now you see the changes here, some story lines. >> yeah, i think trump is taking voter sheriff away from a little bit bush, a little bit rubio definitely you from ben carson. and he is obviously the center of gravity he is the center of this race. two groups of people one worried about getting the debate stage august the 6th and can't get any attention because of donald trump and ones that have to be on the stage with him and are planning this very moment how they are going to deal with that scenario. there is all sorts of theories will who of the frontrunners he is going to help and going to hurt. the conventional wisdom is he is going to help jeb bush if things go the way they are going now. and he takes voter share away he from scott walker eventually. but anything can happen we will expect that. >> t

carson. and andre says rand paul is the only candidate that can win the minority vote attract independence and win in swing votes. hey, thanks for being a part of the show. i'm gretchen here shep. >>> welcome to the party, governor kasich all your buddies are already here. >> i have decided to run for president of the united states! >> and it say very popular decision to make. judging from all the photos on our wall. we'll take you to columbus, ohio for a look at the latest contender. >>> and why donald trump just gave out the cell phone number of one of his rivals on live tv. >>> plus hacked at 70 miles an hour. "wired" magazine reveals how hackers can hack into your car at any time take over the brakes the steering and even the radio. >>> also scientists reveal the dead bode is real. you'll hear how having kids can pack on the pounds. >>> good tuesday afternoon from the desk. donald trump attacked one of his rivals by reading a sitting u.s. senator's personal phone number live on television. that as a new survey shows donald trump has the highest poll number us of any gop candidate. the high

donald trump is leading, followed by jeb bush, scott walker, then ted cruz, marco rubio, ben carson, rand paul huckabee, and chris christie is trailing behind with 3%. you oppose this deal? caller: good morning. i am opposed. particularly with the anytime anywhere in section. -- anywhere inspections. before i continue on that, i would like to comment about the tragedy in south carolina. how refreshing it was that al sharpton the one who always pops up in these situations, that he was out of the headlines. host: claudia in florida. you support this nuclear deal. caller: yes, good morning. i do support the deal. i am proud of our president obama. i am proud of the committee that worked so hard to come up to the table and sit around and come to a deal. to me, it is wonderful. as long as we can keep talking, we will be ok. i am happy that the sanctions will be lifted on the iranian people. they have suffered throughout this whole thing. i just support it. any time that people come together and try to work things out is a good thing. for the people who have been quoting the bible, the bible also sa

jeb bush, donald trump, scott walker, rand paul, marco rubio, ben carson, mike huckabee. the eighth spot is maybe going to ted cruz. these nine are fighting it out amongst. they to try to get to teenage. and we have generousry mfd him up. there are still a couple weeks to go in polling before this is all decided. is he ted cruz needs them to poll for him. thenls you dress me up like a little doll. the ted cruz campaign today started overtly organizing, campaigning basically to get fox news to let their candidate into the debate. at least for fox news to start explaining the exact rules by which they'll make the decisions so the candidates can strategize better about what they have to do in order to satisfy the fox news channel so they be allowed on stage to debate. politico.com reporting the director of research and an it willics for the ted cruz campaign has written to some if not all of the other republican presidential campaigns today to try to organize them, to basically take on fox news. they're asking the other republican candidates to consider joining with us in pr

hard to figure out where donald trump is getting the 17% from as you see ted cruz marco, ben carson rand paul and mike huckabee and chris christie dropping down into lower single digits. >> trump is going to draw from lots of people. he's not michelle bachmann and he's not herm an cainrmann cain. jeb bush did a great thing, but now he has to brace himself. i think this morning we'll hear mr. trump fight back. and the party has to figure out, the smartest people will figure out what is trump's appeal and how do they take it mold it a little bit more to their own style but then try to reach the voters? you can make fun of donald trump. the reason he's doing well is he's appealing to people not in just a negative way, but a way that makes people feel empowered. they'll try to adopt that message. >> so joe, yesterday trump was in virginia to tour a new bed & breakfast at a winery he owns in charlottesville. afterwards in an interview with katie tur, he responded to other recent attacks including from hillary clinton. >> she doesn't like my tone. i'm saying tone? this isn't about tone. this is abo