coming up next, the republican front-runners and all the polls right now, donald trump is on next with jake tapper. "the lead" starts right now. \s >>> hey, folks, we have some brand-new presidential poll numbers from the key stay of iowa, coming to you in jux seconds. i'm jake tapper, this is "the lead." >>> new cnn/orcp polls showing that donald trump is now on top in iowa, too. and that the first republican debate has totally reshaped the rest of the field. we'll have donald trump reacting live. >>> also in politics, as her poll numbers drop, and her trust deficit rises, hillary clinton finally hands over her private e-mail server, after top secret messages were found. >>> the world lead. it looked like a meet i don't hitting. witnesses those it was a nuclear bomb. new video of a massive explosion that shook the ground miles away and the rush to save lives right now. >>> good afternoon, everyone, our politics lead lesson number one in candidate training school, at least for right now in this presidential election cycle. i'm going to teach it free of charge -- repeat -- i am not a politician by profession. that worked so well f

poll numbers barely got him into last night's debate. but governor chris christie looked pretty good last night. edge. >> and that was no small feat, sharin ang the stage with donald candidates. news 4's brian thompson has more brian? >> reporter: yeah, and the polls would suggest right now that chris christie is getting rather sour results from new jersey voters. but the pundits right now say that with his performance last night, he may have helped himself, even in the face of the donald trump phenomenon. >> chris christie! >> this was a opening debate like no other we have ever seen. >> donald trump. >> entertaining, yes. helpful to voters, not so clear. but this exchange between governor christie and senator rand paul over nsa phone record serena williams was the most tweeted moment. >> let me tell you something -- >> listen, senator, when you're sitting in a subcommittee just blowing hot air a ut this -- >> reporter: vintage christie for this crowd, but ra d fired back. >> i don't trust president obama with our records. i know you gave him a big hug -- >> reporter: right back at him. >> the hugs i remember are the hugs i gave to the families who lost their people on september 11th

i find interesting about the polls is not who's up or down, who are the folks supporting donald trump on any candidates? >> i spent today culling through "morning consult"'s, the people who have responded to our polls and said they would vote for trump. i called them up and said what do you see in him, why do you support him? first of all, immigration. second of all, the ability to turn around the economy, all couched in this language of he'll say whatever needs to be said. there's a sense that too many politicians are just paying lip service, that there's no action behind their words and that, by the way, this there is a political correctness, a phrase that keeps coming up among voters that's holding them back. donald trump has none of the issues with keeping his foot out of his mouth. he'll sail whatever he wants to say. that's really attractive to voters right now. we're a decade into hating washington, hating congress. the country on the wrong track rather than helding in the right direction. he's the anti-politician. that's what's so attractive on a -- about him. they don't care about his stands on health care, which is to the left of the rest of the

>>nd let's also talk a bit about donald trump as we do every week at this time. 's continuing to top the polls. yeah. it looks like republicans, i l.mean, they're wary to insist that he's a summer fling. he's just a flash in the pan and he's going to fade out. as we move into the fall, we get closer and closer, how are they ti. ptoeing oround the controversial things that he said, specifically, obviously, his stance on immigration. >> well, what's interesting here, you have a change in all the republican campaigns. they were wishing and hoping this was a summer fling. now the reality is setting in. donald taump is not going anywhere. he's at least here for the next six months. i think he's going to come up with a second act. he got that big rally in alabama. he's still saying the same five sa things over and over again. he has to come up with sort of a next act, if he wants to grow this movement. but watching therooms now trying figure out what to do nmt, the real challenge is for guys like marco rubio and scott walker and john kasich being lipsed by the trump shadow. jeb bush wants the one-on

. >> you go to the war with a candidates and poll s you have as donald rumsfeld might say. it is remarkable that against that wide field of established candidates with pedigrees, trump is wiping them by a factor of four. >> the latest addition to the trump payroll is sam clovis, a defector from rick perry's campaign and he is working in the age of e-mail and they are releasing his e-mails of a couple of weeks ago about donald trump in which he says trump left me questions about his moral center and foundational believes. his comments reveal no foundation in christ, which is a big deal. he has a lot of other e-mails attacking trump that we don't have a lot of time to read right now. trump when asked about it says, oh, sam clovis is a great guy. just as simple as that. >> at least he acknowledged knowing him. he remembered him. >> he's on my payroll now, who cares what he said then. stay with us. we will have more. >>> when we come back, a new poll shows hillary clinton in the lead but shows some benefit for biden. when you do business everywhere, the challenges of keeping ev

time republican debate 8 be underway, donald trump is leading pack in polls he will take and stage new yorkers know how much the donald loves the spotlight, fox 5's look back on his impact on the big apple. >> since 19 i 83 frump trump trump to you to her has been one of new york's most iconic buildings. >> he is honest. >> the tower. >> oh, man that is it, oh, man. >> professor, said new york and trump had a relationship for decades. >> trump is good, at not only benefiting from new york glamour, and center of world but actually, helping make new york the center of the world. >> reporter: it has not ways been smooth sailing. >> trump's career has been up and down, he has ridden the -- and been part of rise of new york that improve am of new york, he made a couple of good bets. >> reporter: they have taken donald trump around town, trump place on hud son river, he got started to this development in 1974. and today's thousand of apartments are housed 92 these towers with his name, the grand hyatt, does not bear his name it was actually one of his first projects transforming former hotel in 1980, from 88 to 95 he ownerred plaza. >> and central park

donald trump by the top poll by ben car s, and ted cruz. like jeb bush, scott walker, marco rubio falling, and the outsiders are rising. what's going on? >> i think it has to do with the revulsion with the corrupt political system and rejection of career politicians. notice the three candidates moving up. trump moving up. dr. ben carson moving up. carly fiorina, moving up. why? outsiders. not politicians. people who come from a different discipline. that is a business. it is not coincidental that the two greatest republican presidents in my lifetime didn't come from politics. ronald reagan and dwight eisenhower. the people are fed up with the system they perceive to be broken. and they realize that all these other candidates have been gorging on special interests money, that they're unlikely to ever really bring real reform. >> who would donald trump pick as a running mate? >> it might be at this juncture, i would look hard at dr. ben carson and carly fiorina. an african-american -- >> he slammed carly fiorina time and again. >> george bush

polling. anyway, carlie, nice to see you. hope you will come back. >> thanks, greta. s carly fiorina battles it out. donald trump continued to dominate a brand new quinnipiac poll out today has a whopping 28% of republican or republican leaning voters saying they would vote for the billionaire businessman. and today trump speaking to supporters in south carolina. they say here there is a different page on the front page. ricardo sanchez, known as elmandrel for his spanish drive time show in los angeles has taken to calling donald j. trump elumbre del peliquin. in other words, man of do you pay. this is on the front page. i don't wear a toupee. it's my hair. i swear. come here. come here. come here. come here. we're going to settle. this you know, barbara walters did it. barbara walters named me the most whatever it is of the year. just come on up here. you have to could -- do an inspection. this is getting crazy. just real quick. we don't want to mess it up too much. i do use hair spray. come, come. is it mine? look. >> it is. >> it is, say it, please. >> yes, i believe it is. >> thank you. [ laughter ] an

\s >>> happening now -- trump talks. our new poll shows donaldaving rivals behind even though he closes in. the gop front-runner speaking with cnn even as he gets ready to speak directly to voters. >>> scaring away latinos? trump is scoring points on his tough talk, but will he hurt the gop with latino voters? >>> next stop, tehran, over u.s. objections, russia is ready to sell sophisticated missiles to iran. they could make any attack on iran's nuclear sites extremely costly. can the u.s. do anything about russia's meddling in t

donald trump continues to lead his republican opponents and a new poll shows democrat hillary clinton could have reason to worry. cbs 2's craig boswell has more. >> reporter: donald trump is standing by his latest controversial comment that children of illegal immigrants who are born in the u.s. should not be citizens. >> if you are born here, you are an american. period! period! >> i don't think they have american citizenship and if you speak to some very, very good lawyers and i know some would disagree but many of them agree with me. you're going to find they do not have american citizenship. >> reporter: meanwhile, a half dozen gop candidates are at an education forum in new hampshire trying to get voters' attention. >> stop looking at your blackberry and start listening. >> reporter: trump continues to lead the field of gop candidates in every poll. but his opponents say they are convinced trump will flame out long before the first vote is cast in february. >> if you're hot when it's hot, you'll be cold when it's cold. >> reporter: so far, not only has trump maintained his lead, he is showing signs of strength as a

your thoughts on donald trump 's candidacy and rise in the polls? ller: i am very upset with donald trump running for president. a lot of the reason has to do with the video you showed about 10-15 mins ago. you should a video of him praising hillary clinton, and talking about many of his liberal views. frankly, i don't understand why the press isn't on to what is happening. obviously, donald trump thinks his money is worth more with a democrat in office than a republican. he has nothing to lose whatsoever by running for president. the president.is if you lose his, democrat wins, and he has more money. i don't understand why people don't get this. host: that for you you were talking about is an ad from senator rand paul. we are showing the viewers some of that video on their screens now. caller: can i get one other point? host: go ahead. caller: i happen to be one of the big donors they are talking about, when trump was belittling the big donors. to me, he is talking out of two sides of his mouth. the wealthy people in this country know what should be

but sanl tomorrow wit santorum s comparisons barely registers in the polls. the field will continue to be led by donald. david schuster, al jazeera. >> jeannie zeno, welcome and good to see you again. what did you think? >> i thought the debate itself was like watching in my mind two debates. one was the donald trump circus, the donald trump show, and the other was a traditional debate, large number of debaters, 9, and they really shoat showed the brf the republican party. >> who stood out? >> the 10th in there, john kasich, governor of ohio, he had a home field advantage, he showed a real compassion, real empathy, a real ability to speak to people on their level. >> what about jeb bush? >> i think jeb bush had a lackluster night and i think that was true of the three top candidates. >> scott walker? >> scott walker, jeb bush and donald trump. bush i think warmed up a little bit, as he got going, scott walker had a difficult night but you know who i was impressed with second to kasich was marco rubio. he seemed a command of issues, very calm and steadfast. i keep thinking imagine pushing trump out of t

coming up next, the republican front-runners and all the polls right now, donald trump is on next with jake tapper. "the lead" starts right now. \snew presidential poll numbers from the key stay of iowa, coming to you in jux seconds. i'm jake tapper, this is "the lead." >>> new cnn/orcp polls showing that donald trump is now on top in iowa, too. and that the first republican debate has totally reshaped the rest of the field. we'll have donald trump reacting live. >>> also in politics, as her poll numbers drop, and her trust deficit rises, hillary clinton finally hands over her private e-mail server, after top secret messages were found. >>> the world lead. it looked like a meet i don't hitting. witnesses those it was a nuclear bomb. ne

poll, donald trump. >> everyone is also waiting to see how trump performancs when s put on the spot against seasoned politicians. over the past days, he's clearly been trying to at least lower expectations of his performance up there. again, there are nine other candidates up there, all hoping to break out, make a splash and break through with their own message to the american public. >> as he heads into his first debate, jeb bush is cleaning up a comment he made about women's health. he was speaking with evangelicals about defunding planned parenthood. but listen to what he said and how quickly hillary clinton pounced. >> you could take dollar for dollar -- although i'm not sure we need $500 million for women's health care. >> jeb bush said he's not sure we need $500 million for women's health issues. i'm reading it because i want to quote it exactly. he's got no problems giving billions of dollars away to the super wealthy and corporations. but i guess women's health just isn't a priority for him. >> bush later did say that he misspoke. he was referring to the federal dollars that go to planned parenthood. it

. >>> donald trump overtake s jeb bush in the polls in the former governor's home state.rom cnn world headquarters here in atlanta, i'm george howell. this is cnn newsroom. ♪ good day to you. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. we begin this hour in south korea where it is 2:00 p.m. this hour. defense ministry officials is promising strong retaliation if the country is provoked by north korea again. statement is after reports that kim jong-un ordered his military in to a state of readiness for war against the south. tensions increased following an artillery exchange along their heavily fortified border on thursday. the japanese government just weighed in on this conflict saying, "we are strongly concerned over north korea's actions. north korea should exercise self restraint in making such provocative acts." let's turn to cnn's kathy novak. she is closely monitoring the situation there, the tengs in the korean demilitarized zone. thank you for joining us. the latest is that south korea will strongly retaliate if there is any addition al

average of the latest polling has christie and kasich making the debate and perry in the bottom card with the other senator candidate s candidates, including lindsey graham. >> the donald trump debate. how will he perform? what will he say? when i'm in the first debate, which is the happy hour debate at 5:00 start drinking. by 9:00 donald may make sense to you if you drink enough. >> like graham said candidates are strategizing about how to deal with donald trump on the main debate stage. trump himself says he will not be on the attack. >> i think that frankly, i would like to discuss the issues. i'm not looking to take anybody out or be nasty to anybody. as you know chuck, when i made harsh statements about various people, that was always in response to their criticism of me. rick perry, i always thought he was a nice guy. he started hitting me hard so i hit him harder. i'm not looking -- i don't know what they're going to be doing. i'm reading so many -- >> so they don't attack you, you're not going to attack them? >> i think it's highly unlikely. i really do. >> but if they attack you -- >> i've always counter punched and you have to. >> donald trump fired an aide a

. >> reporter: the majority thought donald trump had the worst performance at the debate, but look at this. he still leading in the poll, by a lot.'ssest competitor is two points -- 12 points behind him. he has really dropped, down six points since the debate. ted cruz is up. ben carson got a bump. he talked about why he think it's that is today.>> i think people are starting to recognize that the same old same old is going to take us to the same place, and we are sort of at a precipice right now. are we going to continue down this road which is leading to a very bad place? or are we going to try to make a change?>> this poll shows some action on the democratic side. for the first time, hillary clinton has dropped below 50%. sanders keeps climbing. today he said those numbers would carryover on election day.>> one of the advantages of me winning the primary is that we can get a lot of young people, working people involved in the political process, getting them out to vote in a way that establishment politicians can't.>> clinton has a huge lead, but compare the 19 point lead to her 40 point lead. joe biden may be considering a run a

s&p 500 and nasdaq are up. back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity." donald trump's rise in the pollsears to have some members of the liberal mainstream media so worried that they're starting to employ the favorite political tactic, that of course the race card. look at how some at msnbc reacted to his rally in alabama on friday that drew tens of thousands of people. >> are there any black people there? ♪ ♪ >> i have not seen any today that have come out. i actually spoke -- i spoke with a lot of people at lunch today, and -- and they were all, to be blunt, caucasian white people. >> it's mostly male caucasians. it's a ethnically polarizing appeal and can really only appeal to the white guy. it isn't going to appeal to african-americans and latinos. when he is saying to the white guy you're getting yours. he means getting it and taking it away from or pushing away all the rest of us. >> reaction, the chairman eric guster. have of the bernie sanders rally. look at the video. i am looking, looking. i don't see many black people there. i'm still looking. looking hard, deep into the crowd

\s >>> happening now -- trump talks. our new poll shows donald trump is leaving rivals behind even though he closes in. the gop front-runner speaking with cnn even as he gets ready to speak directly to voters. >>> scaring away latinos? trump is scoring points on his tough talk, but will he hurt the gop with latino voters? >>> next stop, tehran, over u.s. objections, russia is ready to sell sophisticated missiles to iran. they could make any attack on iran's nuclear sites extremely costly. can the u.s. do anything about russia's meddling in the miss 50e6d and europe. >>> and jared fogle agree toss a plea deal that will put him behind bars for years. i'm wolf blitzer, you're in "the situation room." >>> donald trump speaking with cnn and with voters. the republican front-runner is about to hold his first-ever town hall meeting as a candidates. you'll see it live from new hampshire. >>> and in a sit-down with cnn's chris quoemor, trump is doubling down on his demand to expel millions of undocumented immigrants, that comes as the brand-new cnn/orc po

donald trump it still riding high in republican presidential polling. the democratic battle has tightened up. decision 2016 is the top issue on nbc 10'smeet the press" this morning. joining us now for a preview is moderator of "meet the press," chucked to. good morning. >> good morning. >> you got an exclue wisive wit trump on the campaign trail. is his candidacy a summer fling or is he really connecting with voters? >> he himself might be a summer fling, but his message is resonating with voters in a way that tells you the message is not going away regardless of how long people might think trump is in the campaign or not. i ran into a different donald trump for the 45 minutes i spent with him. he's clearly trying to tone things down, trying to get to a new phase of his campaign. he is going to start releasing policy papers. he gave us his first one on immigration. it's a very, very hardline immigration policy paper. i'll have a preview of it. i conducted an interview with him that was about all different kinds of issues. this wasn't an interview about what does he think about this media personality, why did he tweet this? this is wha

s-. it's not going to get that close kilo and downgrading to a category 1. >>> a new poll out of iowa shows donald trump is still the party's favorite while hillary clinton's position has slipped considerably. chuck todd the moderator from "meet the press." good morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk trump. for months people said it would be near impossible for the presidential candidacy to last this morning, at least as a republican. the new poll comets out likely gop caucus goers in iowa, the numbers are still strong. chuck, it seems to be more than just a summer fling. >> absolutely. they're very strong and actually the most significant number -- it may be ben carson at 18%. what do trump and carson have in common? neither held effective office. the two of them together cobbling together nearly 50% of the electorate by themselves in iowa. it shows you that this anti-establishment sentiment in iowa is huge. in fact, i think the most important number in this poll 75% of iowa republicans say they have an unfavorability or unsatisfactory review of republicans in congress. they're mad at their own

sears optical >> so still surprised donald trump is atop of the polls for the 2016 nomination? let's look back in the history books thank ston post" fix blog. rick perry was first and four years before that this day back in 2007 it was hillary clinton leading the democratic race and rudy giuliani would stay in the top spot for 129 days longer and in 2003 joe lewith a ten-point lead over the rest of the field. we'll be right back. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time and 2% back at the grocery store. even before he got 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you. so, i tried depend last weekend. it really made the difference between a morning around the house and gettina little exercise. and i tried a baking class. one weekend can make all the difference. only depend underwear has new confidence core technology for fast absorpti

there those three polls taken in iowa since that first debate, not only the s scott walker still losing to donald trump in iowa, he's also losing to ben carson in iowa. he's been pushed down to third place. so whether you are a bottom-tier candidate about to get eliminated like governor perry or governor christie. whether you were thought to be a top tear candidate like jeb bush or scott walker, wherever new the pile, the donald trump phenomenon in the republican party is crushing everybody else's hopes and as hilarious and amazing as that may be to the outside, from the candidates on the inside of that dynamic, how do they get out of this cycle? how do any of them win? hold that thought. >>> this is a thing that ke a t. you may be muddling through allergies. try zyrtec® for powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin®. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. zyrtec®. muddle no more™ . thankshow may i help you?s list. i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done

\s >>> a new cnn poll just released this how shows donald trump maintaining his latest lead. and tonight he fires off again in an interview with cnn. what is he saying about hillary clinton? >>> most dangerous threat. the top pentagon leaders says russia is now the greatest menace, with allegations of russian computer attacks, and attempts to expand in europe, is vladimir putin trying to heat up the cold war? wall of flames, a massive explosion, a giant blast seen and felt for miles, hundreds of people possibly hurt. right now a frantic effort to find and treat the injured. what caused this fiery disaster. >>> unrelending, growing suspicion that kim jong-un may have gotten rid of one of the his most important political allies. his regime is suspected of carrying out mass executions, conducting landmine attacks, and even creating its own time zone as one of the world's most ruthless leader become totally unhinged? wolf blitzer is off. i'm brianna keilar, you're in "the situation room." >>> we are following breaking news, a new cnn/orcp poll just out tonight showing donald trum

. >> i do want to ask you one question about donald trump who is a front-runner right now today in the polls for your party's presidential nomination. sas trump and his message been good or bad for republicans? >> i think it shows an anger in the republic. but i think it shows the anger on the democratic side. if you look at bernie sanders and the attention he is getting. so on both sides the democrat and republican ticket, there's a the love frustration with people who want to do something different than the way washington is heading right now. >> it trump helping or hurting republicans? >> again, i think trump has his opinion that i have disagreed with many times as others have. but we have a lot of good candidates. we have a long time between now and the election, and i'm anxiously awaiting over the next several months as it source itself out a little bit. >> is he one of those a lot of good candidates. >> again we have a lot of good candidates -- >> i don't think i'm going to get an answer, am i senator. one thing he has drng he has really beat that anti-immigration drum. when we talked in january you were really hopeful that some

there those three polls taken in iowa since that first debate, not only the s scott walker still losing to donald trump in io iowa, he's also losing to ben carson in iowa. he's been pushed down to third place. so whether you are a bottom-tier candidate about to get eliminated like governor perry or governor christie. whether you were thought to be a top tear candidate like jeb bush or scott walker, wherever new the pile, the donald trump phenomenon in the republican pa party is crushing everybody else's hopes and as hilarious and amazing as that may be to fwrach the outside, from the candidates on the inside of that dynamic, how do they get out of this cycle? how do any of them win? hold that thought. my name is mark amann. i'm a gas service rep for pg&e in san jose. as a gas service rep we are basically the ambassador of the company. we make the most contact with the customers on a daily basis. i work hand-in-hand with crews to make sure our gas pipes are safe. my wife and i are both from san jose. my kids and their friends live in this community. every time i go to a customer's house, their chi

s sar are sarah talked about the south carolina poll. trump beading graham by 26 points. but lindsey graham sort of teed off on donaldlisten to what he said. >> there is a dark side of politics that mr. trump is appealing to. dem going imglants, he's not the first guy do this and he won't be the last. and there is always a market for it. but it's not sustainable. if he becomes the nominee, we'll get killed. come to south carolina and i will beat his brains out. i know my state. this is a silly season this politics. >> i'll beat his brains out. that is the kind of uplifts rhetoric we need in this campaign. he also basically said if donald trump becomes the nominee, we're through, the republican party is through. are those the stakes here? >> yeah. i mean i'm glad to hear people like lindsey graham finally taking the gloves off. and george pataki has been much on the same line. until now, it seems as if we've been treating trump like he's a rational entity and trying to rationally argue against him. all this time there has been a drunk batter at the plate and we've been talking about his untucked jersey. the problem is

s. police say richard cass was in the shed and recklessly sparked the fire. it destroyed several pieces of heavy equipment. >>> now to vote 2016. another new poll shows donald trump is keeping up momentum in the race as trump and jeb bush go after each other in dueling town hall meetings. abc's bazi kanani is washington with the latest. >> reporter: a dominance donald trump on the cover of "time" magazine after a bitter battle with jeb bush in new hampshire. >> you know what is happening to jeb's crowd down the street? they are sleeping. they are sleeping now. >> reporter: the blows thrown at town halls held at the same time miles apart. >> mr. trump doesn't have a proven conservative record. he has given more money to democrats than he has given to republicans. jeb bush critical of trumps political past and his brash language on immigration that could hurt the gop with hispanic voters. >> the language is pretty vietri olick for sure. >> reporter: trump pledging to build a wall and enlist local police with mass deportation of illegal immigrants. >> we will get them out so fast, so quick. it won't be like please come with us. >> reporter: trump is ahead of f

s >>> donald trump said hys he's batman. this is "the lead." the 308 tick lead -- donald trump soaring, crushing the field, and leading the outsiders in the front to the gop race in a brand-new poll, so what happened to the guys who were supposed to be on stop? >>> the world lead -- propaganda machine in overdrive. north korea warning the united states it will attack with invincible power. this is the same country that would have you believe their dear leader doesn't go to the bathroom. how seriously should the pentagon be taking this threat? >>> the national lead, accusation of rape at an elite new england prep school coming to light during a trial involving a 15-year-old girl, with privileged upper classmen using girls as notches on their belts. >>> happy monday. welcome to "the lead." jake tapper is off today. a superhero unmasked. donald trump kemping to a child over the weekend that he is batman. you know, it makes sense, a new york city tycoon, with absurd wealth, who wants to save gotham and make america great again, but if you listen to his republican rivals they say he's no dark knight. they say he better resembles the arch nemesis the joker. he's been robbing attention

poll shows he is surging ben carson, tieing donald trump for first place in iowa. the first time trump hasn't led the field in weeks. trump saying he doesn't want to run attack ads s on tv. has he turned twitter into a new political weapon. >>> a sheriff's deputy ambushed and killed in what's being called an execution. a black suspect now under arrest. was the officer targeted because he wore a badge? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm pamela brown in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, gaining on trump. ben carson now tied with donald trump for first place in iowa among likely republican caucus goers. both with 23% of the vote in a new poll. it marks the first time since july that trump has not been the leader in any of the first four nominating states. another problem, carson rating through the roof on the favorability factor. he's at 81% compared with 52% po for trump. fiorina with 10% of the vote. trump, carson and fiorina the top three finishers in the poll. all three outside the washington establishment. in fact, the poll asked that question. with 66% responding they favo r favorered a president from outside of government. sara murray is "outfront"

s for $139 a month after a $1000 volkswagen bonus. >>> montiel williams does not hide his opinions at all. and he is no fan of donald trump's presidential campaign despite trump's surge in the pollsin all of this. what's wrong with you? >> i have not bought the cool aid or drank it yet. >> donald trump jury duty, news or not news. >> not news at all. i am pointing fingers, i'm going to argue with you, anand, everybody for the last hour. that poor young man who was sitting on jury duty with trump. i had a friend who was at jury at the same time. she didn't call me to be on the news. >> why is it not news. >> i think there is news in the states of what he intends to do with the country. and yeah, he went to jury duty. we could have covered that story in the morning. but all over the country we have got people losing their homes. >> okay. so lindsey graham called donald trump's immigration plan gibberish and nonsensical. he also said it would kill the republican party. what do you think? >> i think right now what the republican party needs to do is stop and pay attention to history. let's remember, eight years ago today, eight years ago today hillary clinton was leading, was the can

s amazing. if you think about donald trump, think ben carson, carly fiorina, ted ntuz, they now account for more ccording to tording to the pollsof republican votes preference, which tells you hicht now in the republican republ four people who are basically either nonpoliticians, that's where the heart of the party is right now. now. totally dwarf the other 13 hendidates in terms of people's preferences. ad that gives you a sense of eopulist energy, where the energy is in the republican parrot party right now. ond the establishment has to get to grips with that if it's going to succeed in 2016. >> >> everybody watching hillary clinton very closely. hew did she work the crowd and perform this time as compared to last time? o she was here on saturday and she spent about 90 minutes at the fair. she had a pork chop on a stick and looked at the butter cow. she did some things. ut the problem for her is that nomatter what she does, she still has this giant phalanx of people around her. even when she tries to relate to hasage voters, there's so much inslation around her that makes her seem removed from voters. >> are they beginning to

s&p and the nasdaq is down over 20. 21 points. donald trump and hillary clinton are the leaders in a new presidential poll.from washington. >> hillary clinton took on donald trump and his fellow republicans. >> if you look at their policies most of the other candidates are just trump without the pizaz or the hair. >> a new poll shows clinton is leading the democratic field with 45% but that's down ten points in the last month that she has been plagued by questions about her e-mail server. >> vice president biden scored third in the poll but faired better than clinton in match ups with the leading republicans but biden is still mourning the death of his son and hasn't decided whether he'll run and is telling top democrats. >> if i were to announce to run i have to be able to commit to all of you that i would be able to give it my whole heart and my whole soul and right now both are pretty well banked up. >> meanwhile on the republican side. >> we're not going to take it anymore. we're just not going to take it anymore. >> donald trump is telling voters what they want to hear. >> i don't wear a toupee. it's

s lvndth ohind ttll cntsfed well. so that also continues that trend >> in the words of scooby-doo, uh-oh. and donald trump, again, making big strides in these pollse just showed you the university poll, the latest 28%. dr. ben carson in second with 1%. jeb bush in third -- tied in third with ted cruz and ls?ator marco rubio. good to see you. >> good to see you too >> nothing touches him. can it last? >> you know, something? you know, he keeps being -- the keeps embedding read. i think it can last. if you look at this poll or a number of polls, it's not that just trump surge is outstanding, but you combine his numbers with ben carson, ted cruz, carly fiorina, and what you have is a clear majority of republicans that are saying they want an outsider, they do not want anybody that is defined by or has any relation to the so-called establishment >> insult opponents, insult whom ever he likes, knock them off, move on, even more people like him. the only thing is, niger, he wreaks of authenticity. but as you move further along in the process, won't he have to tone it down? and if he tones it down, then that's not the authentic trump? >> well, i think i

s >>> donald trump said hys he's batman. this is "the lead." the 308 tick lead -- donald trump soaring, crushing the field, and leading the outsiders in the front to the gop race in a brand-new pollposed to be on stop? >>> the world lead -- propaganda machine in overdrive. north korea warning the united states it will attack with invincible power. this is the same country that would have you believe their dear leader doesn't go to the bathroom. how seriously should the pentagon be taking this threat? >>> the national lead, accusati