we'll also talk to cory gardner.hat lessons the eventual nominee could learn from his upset win in 2014. all of that coming up on a packed "mtp daily." but first, let's hit a press box filled with presidential debate maneuvering. kasie hunt, katy tur, and hallie jackson joining us. and then we'll go to washington and luke russert who is there, following the paul ryan official nomination. he'll be on track to be the next speaker of the house. but let's start right in colorado with jeb bush. you could argue no one is under more pressure to perform than the former florida governor. polling mostly in single digits right now, both nationally and in key primary states. that's despite the fact that his campaign and the super pac backing him are spending more on tv than any other republican campaign. he let his frustration show during a weekend campaign event in south carolina. and a big gathering in houston spawned stories about a few anxious donors and a frustrated bush family. by the way, this is bush's first debate since

cory gardner) "no aspect opublic policy is going to be immune from cyber affronts, whether that's 0ersonal, that's facebook, that's linked-in or whether that's the work they're doing in their office behind the veil of security." the self-professed hackers claim they are angry over the u-s treatment of palestinians and easily accessed personal aol & comcast accounts, scouring them for official business: "social security numbers, plans talking about iraq and syria. there was a lot of, i guess, private information, really." but critics say, just after months of witnessing how hilary clinton's private emails have come back to haunt her, why, i i true, would government officiaia personal accounts? john ratcliffe chairs the subcommittee on cybersecurity: (rep. john ratcliffe) "we've seen repeatedly now officials with sensitive information are gonna have to make a decision if they're using the same email platforms as everyday americans." (scott/standup) neither the cia, fbi nor homeland security would comment other than to say they've seen the media reports. according to wired magazine, which spo

cory gardner) "no aspect of public policy is going to be immune from cyber affronts, whether that's personal, that's facebook, that's linked-in or whether that's the work they're doing in their office behind the veil of security." the self-professed hackers claim they are angry over the u-s treatment of palestinians and easily accessed personal aol & comcast accounts, scouring them for official business: "social security numbers, plans talking about iraq and syria. there was a lot of, i guess, private information, really." but critics say, just after months of witnessing how hilary clinton's private emails have come back to haunt her, why, if true, would government officials keep such information on their personal accounts? john ratcliffe chairs the subcommittee on cybersecurity: (rep. john ratcliffe) "we've seen repeatedly now officials with sensitive information are gonna have to make a decision if they're using the same email platforms as everyday americans." homeland security would comment other than to say they've seen the media reports. according to wired magazine, which spoke with the

cory gardner) "no aspect of public policy is going to be immune from cyber affronts, whether that's personal, that's facebook, that's linked-in or whether that's the work they're doing in their office behind the veil of security." the self-professed hackers claim they are angry over the u-s treatment of palestinians and easily accessed personal aol & comcast accounts, scouring them for official business: "social security numbers, plans talking about iraq and syria. there was a lot of, i guess, private information, really." but critics say, just after months of witnessing how hilary clinton's private emails have come back to haunt her, why, if true, would government officials keep such information on their personal accounts? john ratcliffe chairs the subcommittee on cybersecurity: (rep. john ratcliffe) "we've seen repeatedly now officials with sensitive information are gonna have to make a decision if they're using the same email platforms as everyday americans." (scott/standup) neither the cia, fbi nor homeland security would comment other than to say they've seen the media reports. accordin

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they want to agree to goals that unite the country, senator cory gardner speaking at that event and weill take it to you. rdner: we must find a way to move forward. at the end of my senate race in 2014, i said this. the people of colorado had their voices heard. they are not read. they are not blue. but they are crystal-clear. crystal-clear to washington, get the heck out of the way and get your job done. [applause] sen. gardner:

republican senators cory gardner and dan sullivan are interviewed by bloomberg columnist josh rogan. this is 45 minutes. josh: thank you all for coming .ut to our asia panel today we are smooshed between the two panels and lunch, and i have some opening remarks, so i will take about 45 minutes. [laughter] asia atbegan studying gw back in 1990 -- [laughter] josh: i was told that this would be the asian century and we are still waiting on that but there is still time. asia and iive in studied japanese and i went to work for a japanese newspaper and i eventually hit what they call the rice paper ceiling. if you are an american there, there is no upward mobility. i came home and i covered the senate and at this time, this was mid august. there was a group of very senior, very well-established senators who care a lot about asia. among them were daniel inouye, , all ofedy, john water those senate leaders are now no longer in the senate. but i remember one particular story when i was covering the nomination of the u.s. ambassador to south korea, it was being held by sam brownback. senator w

provisions of rule 1, paragraph 3, of the standing rules of the senate, i hereby appoint the honorable cory gardner, a senator from the state of colorado, to perform the duties of the chair. signed: orrin g. hatch, president pro tempore. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will resume consideration of the house message to accompany h.r. 1314, which the clerk will report. the clerk: house message to accompany h.r. 1314, an act to amend the internal revenue code of 1986 to provide for a right to an administrative appeal relating to adverse determinations of tax-exempt status of certain organizations. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the time until 1:01 a.m. will be equally divided between the two leaders or their designees. mr. cornyn: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent to waive the mandatory quorum call with respect to the motion to concur in the house message to accompany h.r. 1314. the presiding officer: is there objection?

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so for cory gardner to cause that shift, it honors his hard work that he did to going to latino churches, latino chamber of common sense -- latino chamber of commerce is an connected with the latino community. you not only saw that in colorado, but governor gray greg abbott,s, each got over 40%, over 45% over the latinos vote. rick scott in florida, chris christie that 66% of the latino vote. you saw across the map that is conservative candidates connect with the latino voter, you will be rewarded. host: what about donald trump? he said that he employs thousands of hispanic. he loved the hispanic people. is he connecting? guest: he is not. his narrative is not one that is inclusive. it turned off a lot of folks to mischaracterize the immigrant community. granted, if folks come in unauthorized, to mischaracterize them as criminals and reese -- , it is anand rapists offensive thing to say. position, hepolicy has taken a cruel position to cut off remittances of hard-working immigrants who want to send money back to their family is cruel or it it is also unrealistic and say you're going to d

so for cory gardner to cause that shift, it honors his hard work that he did to going to latino churcheslatino chamber of common sense -- latino chamber of commerce is an connected with the latino community. you not only saw that in colorado, but governor gray greg abbott,s, each got over 40%, over 45% over the latinos vote. rick scott in florida, chris christie that 66% of the latino vote. you saw across the map that is conservative candidates connect with the latino voter, you will be rewarded. host: what about donald trump? he said that he employs thousands of hispanic. he loved the hispanic people. is he connecting? guest: he is not. his narrative is not one that is inclusive. it turned off a lot of folks to mischaracterize the immigrant community. granted, if folks come in unauthorized, to mischaracterize them as criminals and reese -- , it is anand rapists offensive thing to say. position, hepolicy has taken a cruel position to cut off remittances of hard-working immigrants who want to send money back to their family is cruel or it it is also unrealistic and say you're going to dep

they want to agree to goals that unite the country, senator cory gardner speaking at that event and we will take it to you. rdner: we must find a way to move forward. at the end of my senate race in 2014, i said this. the people of colorado had their voices heard. they are not read. they are not blue. but they are crystal-clear. crystal-clear to washington, get the heck out of the way and get your job done. [applause] sen. gardner: my victory was not about democrats or republicans. it was a warning to all who fail to act courageously. those who failed to act on our nations greatest challenges. the failure to solve the challenges endangers the freedoms we hold so dear. today, we continue what started 239 years ago. a betterut generation ahead of us. opportunities ahead of us. everyone ofs that our grandchildren and children can live up to that rate american promise that we can only decide for them today, future. a brighter so republicans, and democrats, we will indeed all live free. god bless you new hampshire and god bless the united states. [applause] ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please