leaving you free to focus on what matters most. >> you may think immigration is donald truch eefr number one campaign issue. but if you go to his website, it turns out his only issue, literally, you can scroll over the positions tab and there it is, immigration reform. that is it. so maybe at the top there, instead of saying positions, it should just be labelled position. unlike trump's page, ben carson's site first takes you to a site asking for money, but he has half a dozen conservative i positions on abortion, balanced budget and even keeping gitmo. hillary clinton's listed 23 positions in alphabetical order. ♪ isn't it beautiful when things just come together? build a beautiful website with squarespace. >> you know at the beginning, three, four months ago. well, he's doing this for fun. he's doing this for his brand. i this for my brand, okay. he's doing it for his brand. one person, a real loser, said he's a clown. he's a clown! now they're saying oh, how do we stop this guy? i haven't heard the word clown in a while. they don't use that word anymore. >> many republicans don't use

together, we're building a better california. >> you may think immigration is donald truch eefr numberpaign issue. but if you go to his website, it turns out his only issue, literally, you can scroll over the positions tab and there it is, immigration reform. that is it. so maybe at the top there, instead of saying positions, it should just be labelled position. unlike trump's page, ben carson's site first takes you to a site asking for money, but he has half a dozen conservative positions on abortion, balanced budget and even keeping gitmo. hillary clinton's listed 23 positions in alphabetical order. >> you know at the beginning, they settle claims quickly, which saves money. they drive an all-hybrid claims fleet, which saves money. they were born online, and built to save money, which means when they save, you save. click or call. hey babe, last one home cooks? ♪ ♪ ♪ another tie. order in? next time i drive. the right-sized nissan rogue. ♪ isn't it beautiful when things just come together? build a beautiful website with squarespace. >> you know at the beginning, three, four months ag

that's what donald truch has to figure out. how to be self dep ri kating.'m convinced he doesn't know how to spell it let alone what it means. >> he went to the wharton business school. he's smart. >>> what about mike huckabee? >> i would say it's time to give this government a kick in the butt. that's what we need to do in america right now. i've never seen mike huckabee so angry, so compassionate. to want, he dem strated he's bad. >> he's living up to the nickname i gave him that one time on air. >> if it's after 9:30, you're -- if it's in the second half of the show, you're okay. >> confirmed reports that could damage even further the hillary clinton campaign that's already under fire for is e-mail controversy. senator rand paul is here on the breaking news over hillary clinton, the valued voter summit and his future in this race. ooñóokñ.??????ó >>> breaking tonight, new elements in the e-mail controversy plaguing hillary clinton. first, the associated press reporting today that the obama administration found a chain of work-related e-mails between hill

donald truch is on the upswing. he is going exactly the way you want to go. from 12 to 24 to 32. ben carson also on the rise. this is the man who is the front runner of the spring. he's cut almost in half. ted cruz coming up a bit. interesting to watch as he appeals to evangelicals. but donald trump remains the man of the moment. why is that? let's take a look at the support. 72% say they do so because of his issues on the positions. he was once pro-choice. he's the single payer health care plan. at the moment, they say they do. his support is so broad. 31% of republican man. this is stunning. this has tripled since june. now, for trump. 41% of tea party supporters are for trump. so his support is not only getting bigger, it's getting wider. >> and i understand there's been a switch in terms on which candidates republicans believe will be getting the nomination chlts four in ten republicans believe donald trump will be their nominee in 2016. only 22% believe that about jeb bush now. that is more than doubled what it was just a couple of months ago. it helps him, anderson. but at

and the person speakering second longest was people talking about donald-- donald truch. >> i think there is a sophomoric quality that is entertain being mr. trump but i am worried his visceral response to attack people on their appearance, short, tall, fat, ugly, my goodness, that happened in junior high. are we not way above that. >> mr. trump? >> i never attacked him on his looks, and believe me, there's plenty of subject matter right there. >> stephen: that's a good dig by a man who looks like a microwave circus peanut. (laughter) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: like a honey glazed tiger testicle. like a catheter bag full of candy corn. see you on the 22nd, sir. but clearly, clearly last night the breakout star was former hewlett-packard c.e.o. and future starfleet captain carlee fiorina. oh yeah. oh, she was tough. i would not want to be a romulan meeting her in the neutral zone. you are aware that the romulan's have a neutral zone between their empire and the federation. look it up. okay. this woman last night brought it and crushed it after an admittedly slow start. your opening

and the person speakering second longest was people talking about donald-- donald truch. >> i think theretain being mr. trump but i am worried his visceral response to attack people on their appearance,

wants to already be engaging in that fight and every day, every minute that we spend talking about donald truch is a good day for hillary clinton. at least that's how her campaign sees it. so they will be happy to milk this as long as they can. >> thanks so much. michael eric dyson, talk about how donald trump's reaction really does reflect a existence in the republican party that is one they would like to move away from. there are people that exist that have questions like this and it's part of the base. >> no question about it. the real problem here is that donald trump's pedigree and heritage has been to become a birther to challenge the legitimacy of obama's birth in america and now that has set the tone for the attraction and appeal to this, if you will, fringe, some would say radical element within conservatism, the right wing that despises obama, despises what he stands for, doubts his american birth, want to really exempt him from the privileges of american democracy and sees him as an illegitimate representative of the country even as the president of the united states of america. now

let's put up the latest numbers from the most recent poll in which donald truch has 30%.arly fiorina. and nearly half of respondents want someone from outside of washington to win the white house. how much wiggle room and leniency are they willing to give. >> a lots. in listening to that reference there, so we got the "experienced hillary clinton," the secretary of state, the 3:00 a.m. phone call came, and she batched it with benghazi. this is a classic washington insiderdom. they would have all of these detailed plans and go on endlessly about this stuff and he would say my philosophy on the cold war is we win, they lose. they called him a simpleton. the base is tired of this thing. it doesn't work and they have had it. >> we know that every cycle there is a different priority for the elector rate. sometimes it is national security, sometimes it is jobs and the economy. in 2008 it is just change. they wanted to go in a different direction at that time. do we have any indication of how important fols policy and this approach to terror, how important they are to the electo

few seconds we've been watching the two clips, the sound muted, the vice president followed by donald truch. could we show those two again? there's the vice president of the united states speaking quiet honestly and there we have this guy. >> you know what, right now, that's what americans want. they're mad as hell and they're not going to put up with it anymore. they feel like the government has betrayed them through the years. >> to me, that's the race right there. >> it could be. >> maggie and a couple of other people have a piece today that trump is becoming more disciplined as a dacandidate. he stays and works the rope line afterward. it's almost like it's occurred to him like wow, this could happen. this is real. >> i think he is. >> a new pole once again has hillary clinton's lead slipping both nationally and statewide. the poles shows clinton in first place and 20 points clear of the rest of the democratic field but bernie sanders has cut her lead in half since august. it comes after a pole in new hampshire shows sanders in the lead. sanders spoke to andrea mitchell yesterday and sa

donald trump. you've got a third who want him or are open to the idea of him. and then dana says, waiting and seeing to find out what's going to go on. as truch looks at how you get to the win from here, he's got to find a way to change minds in that swing third. he's not going to be able to do it if he keeps running reruns. he's going to be stuck. lindsay graham. he was at zero. and now he's at zero. however, he did have a pretty good debate. >> 0.0, son. >> i think you can look at the bottom seven. you look at the bottom seven, and i think that all of those campaigns could probably see themselves closing out before thanksgiving. >> how long can you run for president? zero like you. >> nobody wants you. >> first of all, cost benefit analysis, right sn so what are they getting at if they're getting around? >> their message. >> lindsay graham says at least i'm getting people to talk about isis. >> rand paul is down to two from three. >> these people are going to have to make a choice very soon. >> great to see you both. thank you. >>> you just saw the new numbers among those moving up fast. rich lowry and chris are here next with where this fi