donald trump: no. donald trump: -- john: so they are not the same? donald trump: no. the difference? donald trump: i will do a better job with the military, i will do a better job with jobs. john: but again, just what -- donald trump: see these buildings around us? i own numerous ones. john: but there are skills that are required to be a successful ceo, and there are skills that are required to be a successful president, and they are different. how could you kate -- how are you going to change your game if you are president? donald trump: two bac a ceo, you have to be boom and get it done be,o be a ceo, you have to boom, and get it done. we have a lot of people in this country who are not making it, and they are in trouble. i always say i am a conservative at heart. heart,atives don't have you know, you hear about obamacare and people want to knock the hell out of obamacare, and they should be, because it is horrible. i actually said during a meeting, i said watch the premiums, the premiums are going through the roof, and it is not happening, and the premiums are going

donald trump: don't ask. john: don't ask? donald trump: don't ask. john: more than two? donald trump: more than two. john: what do you think about kansas city and the mets in the world series? donald trump: kansas city is great and the mets have come so far, and they should be proud of themselves. kansas city has a great winning team. during the whole season, they would come back, and i love these comeback people, and they would come back and they would set a record for comebacks. there is something special about that. they would come back on a number of occasions with the mets. mark: what do you do to make your grandkids laugh? donald trump: i spent as much time with them, and the time is tough, but more and more, i am giving management over to my children and to my executives into my company. but i do nothing to make them laugh, i just love them. mark: no funny faces? donald trump: a little bit. mark: bernie sanders hangs out with his, he is a monster. donald trump: he blew it, bernie sanders blew it. you know what? he blew it with the e-mails. when he gave that up, i thought, great soundbite, but

trump! trump!" donald trump was the fifit republican presidentiti candidate to f fe for the primary ballot in new hampshire ... sot trump: "it feels like an absolutely historic day." g-o-p contender carly fiorina and democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders also getting their names on the ballot today. nats: jeb jeb bush also in the granite state....but on his comeback tour.... way' he'll drop out the iowa caucues in february ?despite his slipping poll numbers. proven record, not doing. the political air war is in full steam... trump....releasing his first radio ads of the 2016 campaign this morning. sot trump radio ad sot trump: "donald trump is running for president because politicians are all talk and no action," and trump is preparing to take the stage as host of n-b-c's saturday night live this weekend. nats: live from new york, it's donald trump! but trump's s-n-l appearance is not going over well with some hispanic groups. they protested outside nbc's 30 rock headquarters in new york city... they'

chuck is similarly put off by donald trump and the existence of donald trump and what donald trump said because we're talking about the old rules verses the new rules, i wasn't sure a lot of other people are as well. it only seems to feed the machine. the trump machine. good, bad and different, he dominates the conversation. >> there are two separate things you talk about, the first is the facts in the merit. the other side of it is the political question does it'd impact or hurt donald trump. the answer has been no. >> let's talk to donald trump. joining us now, republican presidential candidate donald trump. >> you have to get the facts also. in sar society at that y in sarasota you said 5,000 and it was 12,000. we have to get our facts straight, mika. >> oh, thank you. all right donald. >> we have a lot to get through. we have a lot of people who want to get through things. let's start with willie. a jersey native. you're not getting your facts right. 12,000, not 5,000. >> donald, let me ask you first, senator john mccain, had him on earlier. yesterday he was asked about the rhetoric

donald trump. [cheers and applause] or as donald calls it, the trump comedy central trump roast of donald trump trumppersonally, i smoked a lot of pot. [cheers and applause] and clearly don't give a shit about this show. so i'm--i'm kind of the perfect host for this roast or for the oscars. [laughter] before we get started, though, i do have some sad news. recently, the roast lost a very talented and beloved performer, and it would be wrong not to acknowledge him and to say how much he'll be missed. larry king died ten minutes ago. [laughter and applause] come on, larry, you're old. don't deny it. every time you lie, your balls grow longer. and we've got some other familiar faces up here on the dais. we've got whitney cummings and lisa lampanelli. [cheers and applause] very nice. um, you ever play fuck, marry, kill? let's see, i think i would fuck whitney, marry lisa, and kill myself. [laughter and applause] and my friend marlee matlin is here tonight. [cheers and applause] it's fitting that marlee is here for the roast of trump, because marlee is appearing on the new celebrity apprentice. she will b

donald trump. >> let's say in our debate because you'll never hear that immigrant bashing, carnival barker donald trump. >> trump was like, is this because i get my hair from the cotton candy machine? is that what he's talking about? >> donald trump said that mosques need to be watched and studied because he believes they may spread hateful views. in related news, donald trump needs to be watched and studied. [ applause ] >>> i still think donald trump will drop out once he finds out how much money the president actually makes. [ laughter ] engineer more than $400,000 a year. >> oh, boy. >> it's definitely one of those weeks where we appreciate the talent of those guys. >> a little bit of humor. >> making us laugh. >>> big interview with barbara walters tonight and donald trump's family. hope you " " scott: good morning siouxland. we have snow entering the area today. this will be wet and heavy precipitation! a winter storm warning is in effect for the expectation of heavy snow between 4 and 7 inches. temperatures are in the 20s and 30s. the wind is coming in between 5 and 10 miles per hour. here's the

donald trump gets. does this, you know, steam you when you see this? >> donald trump entered this race as a celebrity in his own right, so it's not surprising, especially given the colorful way in which he -- he addresses all these topics. he's entertaining. that's what mr. trump is very good at. i know mr. trump. i've met him. i like him personally. but at some point, you have to have substance. not only showmanship. and i think that's where a lot of people are looking, listening, hearing this entire field. and i think that's why you're seeing some flux in those poll numbers, because they realize mr. trump has a lot of sound that he generates. but in terms of the substance, there may be some things that are lacking or that they want to hear alternatives about. >> these debates could be a good place to hear alternatives. nan, thank you so much. michael, appreciate you being with us. >>> we have a lot of other news to get to this morning. >>> a midair explosion and the crash of the russian jet airliner. new satellite images raise new questions about the possibility of

let's say in our debate because you'll never hear that from that immigrant carnival barker donald trump. >> trump was like, is this because i get my hair from the cotton candy machine? is that what he's talking about. >> donald trump said that morphs need to be watched and studied because he believes they may spread hateful views. in related news, donald trump needs to be watched and studied. [ applause ] >>> i still think donald trump will drop out once he finds out how much the president actually makes. i think he pays his hair flap engineer more than $400,000 a year. >> oh, boy. >> definitely one of those weeks where we appreciate the talent of those guys. >> a little bit of humor. >> making us laugh.

the debate when they were talking about a trade deal and donald trump obviously hates the pacific trade deal. rand paul jumped in when donald trumpbout how china would benefit and said donald, i want to inform you china is not even in the trade deal. i spoke to donald trump about that off the camera and he said he didn't even hear rand paul criticize him. the bottom line is, he didn't say china would get in and benefit by the back door. we find out today that perhaps more than half of the american cars, they could say made in america, the products could come from china under this trade deal. is this something that donald trump can use to win? >> well, there's no question that donald knows what he's talking about on a few -- on select topics. i think china and trade are probably, you know, his strong suit and, unfortunately, i don't think he talks about those things enough. he veers off in these tangents about dr. carson's pathology and other nonsense. he should absolutely talk about trade and china and when he has, i think he's done it very successfully. if i could just add something to what david gergen was saying about operatio

donald trump said he would deport them. that was a flashpoint in the debate, and an issue that donald trump is trading on. i don't think it was trump's best night. the odd thing was the frontrunners in the national polls, donald trump and ben carson didn't stand out. donald trump and ben carson were not substantive. >> you say trump and carson didn't perform particularly well. how critical was the debate in shaping the race going forward? >> well, the race is really a national race starting in new hampshire and iowa. it is creating a national audience. moment americans will not vote for months and months. we are seeing a sorting out effect. the big issue, this was a debate about the economy. there was a lot of consternation about the declining american role. there was division over that, with rand paul being called an isolationist and marco rubio talking about how humiliated americans feel with what is happening in the middle east, over the rise of vladimir putin and i.s.i.s., and what is happening in the world to humiliate the united states. that's likely to be the key issue in the campaign, and many repu

>> donald trump said that mosques need to be watched and studied because he believes they may spread hateful views. in related news, donald trump needs to be watched and studied. [ applause ] >>> i still think donald trump will drop out once he finds out how much money the president actually makes. i think he pays his hair flap engineer more than $400,000 a year. >> oh, boy. >> it's definitely one of those weeks where we appreciate the talent of those guys.

donald trump and ben carson. abc's stephanie ramos reports from washington. nats: next president of u.s donald trump. a rock star welcome for g-o-p white house hopeful donald trump. sot trump : 20:04:34 woah! woah! in front of a pumped up crowd at a rally in springfield, illinois.... trump taking jabs at his opponents and slamming his main rival in the polls ben carson. sot trump: on carson 8:23 if you try to hit your mother on the head with a hammer your poll numbers go up! the latest national poll from mcclatchy marist shows trump and carson are practically tied... folllowed by marco rubio, ted cruz and jeb bush. which means....trump will share center stage with carson at the 4th g- o-p presidential debate tonight. sot carson: i have never seen this before. in the last week...carson calling himself the victim of a media witch hunt. sot carson that occurred 50 years ago, and you expect me to have the details on that?" carson will likely face tough questions tonight after a week's worth of stories have sent him into defense mode over claims in his autobiograph y he was offered a scholarship to west po

pe can't believe donald trump is still there. particularly donald trumpecause they didn't think he would get in to begin with. they thought he would drop out before the first debate. once he had his first controversial statement, they thought he would blow up. none of that has happened so it doesn't seem anything can kill him. there's no stake to the heart here. >> i agree with you. it is a concern more conservatives, more establishment types that donald trump and ben carson have cemented a lead over several months now. what i think it gets to is the fact that i think donald trump and ben carson are essentially protest votes for many republican voters who have not yet made up their minds. if you dig into the polls, their support isn't solid. many people say they're still undecided but right now donald trump and carson bull pen are an expression of anger and rebuke to the establishment republicans who are trying to dust off people like mitt romney. >> i remember over the summer, paul, you saying over and over again, you want donald trump to stay in as long

that potentially wasn't ben carson or donald trump. donald trump ben carson have a tendency to make a lot of mistakes. tendency to say things that leaves people saying are they serious? can they be president? can we trust them if there was a hot button national security issue? the fact of the matter is ted cruz is probably the smartest guy of the room. he gives evangelicals a lot of confidence, taps into the conservative base, if you look at twitter, talk radio. look at mark leffin, people who conservatives look to and say. lou: you go through all of that and come up with mark laveen? lou: how about rush limbaugh? >> i say mark because he's a friend of mine. hi, mark. people look to reliable conservatives and say who is this person -- lou: i love this reliable conservatives. do you agree? lachlan? >> the republican party is pretty splintered right now. if you see trump shooting up in the polls and i think he's taking a lot of support that ben carson is losing right now. i think that might speed the sort of the establishment coalescing around altern

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the debate stage in wisconsin, many gop hopefuls are in new hampshire, including front runner donald trump. trump drew a large crowd to manchester for politics and eggs this morning, and political director josh mcelveen was there . he joins us live from the news room. josh: certainly, taking the red eye from wisconsin to new hampshire is made a bit easier when you have your own jet, but donald trump had to be energized by the crowd that awaited him in manchester this morning. according to organizers, this was the largest turnout in the year history of the politics and 20 eggs event, and if he was fatigued a bit trump didnt show it. he spent an hour talking about immigration, local control of education and the heroin epidemic plaguing the state. less than 3 month before the primary, trump has to be considered the favorite on the republican side, but there are still a large pool of republican voters who cant imagine a trump presidency, and after the event , i caught up with him. he admitted he still has a lot of work to do. donald trump: it is not about leading in the polls. its about getting the j

donald trump. he is friends with donald trump as he proudly said back when he was trying to get donald trump to stopg megyn kelly. >> the kelly/trump story is relevant to me because i'm friends with both of them. >> in his interview with his friend tonight bill o'reilly told donald trump that something trump tweeted bothered him. >> when you tweet out a thing and this bothered me, i got to tell you. you tweeted out that whites killed by blacks, these are statistics you picked up by somewhere, at a rate of 81%. and that's totally wrong. whites killed by blacks, 15%. yet you tweeted it was 81%. >> that is the toughest moment that donald trump has ever had on his friend bill o'reilly's show. and as we showed you earlier trump's defense was that it was just a retweet and he can't check every statistic he uses and the o'reilly grilling of trump didn't last very long. 40 seconds after bringing up the trump tweet that bothered him, bill o'reilly said this to donald trump. >> look, you know i'm looking out for you, right? you know that? you know i'm looking out for you. i'm looking out for every honest poli

"he's the republican frontrunner dubbed teflon don -- nat - 12:57:45 trump trump trump donald trump despite swirling his regard for facts. sot/trump mtp 90839 why would i take it back? i'm not gonna take it back! trump today refused unsubstantiated claims he saw-on tv- thousands of celebrating on 9/11. serge kovaelski challenged trump last week and faced backlash -- sot/trump you outght to see this guy: 'uh, i don't don't remember." the outburst was widely condemneds kovaleski's rare genetic disorder. a reporter that says know him. kovaleski declined comment to abc news... but tonight, his former colleague suzy parker told us she witnessed kovaleski and trump together in 1989. sot suzy parker friend of serge kovaelski they knew each other it was so clear meanwhile, trump rival ben carson is wrapping up a visit to refugee camps in jordan nat carson in jordan we're just getting a good impression of what's going on here his campaign sharing this video of carson meeting with syrian refugee families...who he says don't want to come to the us. sot/carson they want to go back home? reporter tag: c

donald trump basically thinks we need whatever donald trump in his infinite wisdom thinks we need now and conservatives, among other thingses, afraid he became president, might see a new incarnation of donald trump much farther to the left. >> let me say the core of this, betsy, you know, there's a book about this published in 2005 on fascism josh saying the definition difficult. one of the things is an obsession with decline, that the nation has been brought to its knees, brought to its knees usually by outsiders or infiltrators in some way, lost its purity and way to the redeem and revive the nation is through a strong, charismatic, populist leader who channels the pure nationness against the outsiders and the infill you are a traitors, those are things that are -- i think you just -- that describes essentially the trump appeal at this moment, don't you agree? >> yeah, exactly, seen this movie before, right? it is basically -- fascism is basically conan the barbarian's approach to politics, crush their enemies before you, lament takeses with their limb, the donald trump project, bas

todos los precandidatos estÁn de acuerdo con la decisiÓn, pero esto fue lo que dijo donald trump donald trumpcedido; quiero decirles que este es un paÍs de leyes, tendremos un muro, se construirÁ con Éxito, créanme. luis: despuÉs de prometer nuevamente la muralla, dijo que hay que deportar a todos los indocumentados, fue cuando yo kasich lo interrumpiÓ. kasich: protejamos la frontera, para que quien trate entrar se regrese, pero no podemos sacar del paÍs a 11 millones y medio de personas, no podemos agarrarlos y ponerlos al otro lado de la frontera. es un argumento tonto. luis: esto desde milwaukee, regreso contigo, enrique. enrique: muchas gracias por el reporte del cuarto debate de los precandidatos republicanos. la comisiÓn de relaciones exteriores del senado aprobÓ la nominaciÓn de la embajada de estados unidos en mÉxico, su nombramiento pasa al pleno del senado, donde se definirÁ su ratificaciÓn. un vocero del departamento de estado dijo que espera una pronta confirmaciÓn a la posiciÓn. ilia: trabajadores protestaron en 300 ciudades del paÍs para exigir un aumento salarial, sobre todo qu

i don't think anything donald trump says has much influence on jeb. i do think donald trumpanding problem, jeb. it was donald trump who branded him low energy. jeb has to fight hard to rebrand himself and prove he is energetic and is forceful. >> he is trying to do that. here a is jeb bush responding to donald trump on cnn. >> he's run for president twice and quit. i've run for governor in the biggest swing state and won twice. i know how to win. i've done it. >> he knows how to persevere in politics. isn't that a good thing? that is something donald trump does not have. >> it is a good thing. there are two people ahead of him, three at this point. maybe he was a wirn, bnner, but any more. he already said he has things to do better than this. this isn't new for donald trump. he's always been after jeb bush. if donald trump had these numbers, jeb bush would be demanding he jump out of the race, too. >> ana? >> that's not true. you have to respect everybody else on that stage. it's up to the person decide if and when they drop out. as long as a candidate has fight, has possibi

pero es ofensiva . >> (hablan en inglÉs) . >> esta sería la segunda vez que donald trump participa en el programa . >> donald trumpipación, indignación provocó el retweet de donald trump por unas fotografÍas de jeb bush . >> ante el furor, donald trump lo removió de su página, dijo que no había visto el retweet . >> hasta qué punto verán cosas así, y no juzgarlo por lo que es, un sin verguenza . >> entre tanto, está por verse si el programa de comedias se verá de protestas pidiendo la remoción de donald trump . >> (música) . >> en otra información, el 95 por ciento de gastos de anuncios de republicanos es de grupos de afuera, el 5 por ciento es pagado por la campaña , para por su parte, los gastos de demócratas es a la inversa . >> el dato de un análisis de nbc, los republicanos han pagado 42 mil millones de dólares en publicidad, y los demócratas más de 7 millones de dólares . >> si la elección se realizara hoy, habrá un empate de hillary clinton y ben carsson, tienen una preferencia de 47 por ciento de intención de voto . >> hillary clinton en ventaja frente a donald trump, jeb bush y marco rubio, expertos dicen

donald trump, you are not quitting? >> no, i mean, do we have to talk about donald trump? no, i'm not quitting. >> you know it's all about donald trump, with jeb bush, it's the fix it campaign, it's about rebooting his campaign, what does he have to do to really come back? is. >> well, i hear him there, why do we have to channel donald trump? a lot of them are thinking that, why do we have to talk about donald trump? he's at or near the top of so many polls. jeb bush has to grapple with that fact. he's trying to, he is trying to make himself look tougher, more proactive. he is, you know, donald trump says he is low energy. el well, jeb bush is trying to counteract that, appearing high energy, talking act how-eats nails for breakfast. i don't think he is being serious. he needs to do something. trump is still near the top of polls. other people are coming up. jeb bush is near the bottom of some polls now, so he has to do something to change the conversation right now. that's what he is trying to do. >> it's still early in the political season, there is time for things to rea

donald trump's chief rival in iowa. there was an important poll that came out and shows that ted cruz is really, look at him, there he is at 23%, close to donald trumpsplitting donald trump and ben carson where we've seen those two men align there. do you think it's the -- for carson and he's said this, he thinks it's the terrorism issue making voters say maybe not, maybe he's not the guy and doesn't have the experience. >> in i think there's a lot of volatility that will exist both in new hampshire and iowa. you're going to see people go up and down. that's historically been the case. we'll have more volatility between now and when iowa goes to the caucuses february 2nd and new hampshire goes to their primary february 9th. tlds going to be more volatility. that's always been the case. always expected to be the case this cycle. >> what do you think about the terrorism issue and how this is affecting the polls? >> it seems like it's really shaking it up. >> it is, any time foreign policy is front and center, republicans and most of the country thinks republicans are better able to handle issues like terrorism and foreign policy issues. so that's i gu

snark lives these days, every time they write about donald trump they have a new thing that describes him. this week it's been human dust ball donald trump, republican candidate and pee-stained snow cone. >> as somebody who made her living at this in the past -- >> there are magazines who have made entire industries of making fun of donald trump. there would be no spy magazine for not for calling him names. there is big business of making fun of trump. i'm sure gawker figured it out. >> maybe trump is the key. >> he's the gift that keeps on giving. >> hope he stays in the campaign. finally, amy, again, you used to make your living at this. the fact that -- do you think that gossip is just sort of transmuting into new forms or do you think it's peaked? >> i think it's continuing to evolve on the web. people are still figuring out what will get the clicks. certainly, though, political news is where a lot of the stuff lives. we got saturated with celebrity gossip. we needed to move on. >> social media, everybody can now be a professional gossip. amy and lola, thanks very much. and next we try something new. your questions from facebook. >>>

we're coming back with more stay with us. >> donald trump signed a loyal tie pledge with the g.o.p., all bets may be off. including this ad, linking donald trump germany. >> if he becomes president, he might get around to you. >> how is trump responding? we take it up here next. and the driver of that track hoe in alabama is lucky to be hoe in alabama is lucky to be alive, we'll tell you what i'm definitely able to see savings through using the car buying on usaa. i mean, amazing savings. i was like, wow, if i could save this much, then i could actually maybe upgrade a little bit. (announcer) usaa car buying service powered by truecar. save money, zero hassle. . tom: joining me senior writer for the weekly standard and fox news contributor steve hays and daily column senior editor steven weinstein. this business about iowa, tell me about this again, because i look and i see where in 2012, rick santorum won that, and so who wins iowa? do they -- don't always go onto win the nomination? >> no, it's true, and i think what's so interesting and fun to watch about iowa this time is you've seen people come up and come down, surge and recede, and it l

trump, 30 to 15-percent. jessica rae: 8 g-o-p presidential contenders will gather for the latest debate tonight in milwaukee.. again, still dominating the main stage ....? are front runners donald trump and ben carson. abc's stephanie ramos brings us a preview. "nats: next president of u.s donald trump. a rock star welcome for g-o-p white house hopeful donald trump. trump : woah! woah! in front of a pumped up crowd at a rally in springfield, illinois.... trump taking jabs at his opponents and slamming his main rival in the polls ben carson. if you try to hit your mother on the head with a hammer your poll numbers go up! the latest national poll from mcclatchy marist shows trump and carson are practically tied... folllowed by marco rubio, ted cruz and jeb bush. which means....trump will share center stage with carson at the 4th g-o-p presidential debate tonight. i have never seen this before. in the last week...carson calling himself the victim of a media witch hunt. carson "you're asking me about something that occurred 50 years ago, and you expect me to have the details on that?" carson will likely face tough questions tonight after a week's worth of stories have sent him into defense mode over claims in his autobiography he was offered a scholarship to west point.... and that he h

donald trump's appearance in saturday night live. the group has delivered petitions for nbc calling to be dropped from the show this weekend. meanwhile the network releasing promotional spots featuring donald trumpshow he is not going to brag or say he's the best at anything, right, donald. >> what can i say, i am the absolute best. >> nicole: trump drew criticisms mexicans as criminal, he'll likely bring some ratings for snl as well. >> cheryl: not the first time as hosting. he has experience. first to asia following in the heels of u.s. markets. mix bag for asia. shanghai composite almost 2%. >> nicole: back in bold market territory. we are waiting on the bank of england. ftse down, 28 points. cac up. >> cheryl: s&p pointing down by four and a half. well, the ceo of exxon mobile painting a picture on the economy and jobs, telling maria bartiromo the news isn't very encouraging if you look at energy as proxy for the economy. >> it's just been a sluggish economy ever since the downturn of 2009. we have never found our legs, we have been sliding at a very modest economic rate. >> cheryl: europe's economy has been sliding sideways while the rate in china continues to slow. it will eliminate 2600 j

donald trump. they're finally calling donald trump's lies, lies. in a condemning editorial today. paired donald trump one of the worst liars in american political history. also today, "the washington post" decided to call donald trump's lies lies, the day after trump tried to use an old washington post article to justify the worst lie he has -- told. >> i watched the world trade center come down and i watched in jersey city, jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. >> he's lying, of course, he never saw that and thousands of thousands of feel did not do that. it never happened. in today's editorial, "the washington post" said mr. trump spreads the lie that thousands of american muslims openly celebrated the 2001 attacks on the world trade center. in fact, there were no such celebrations. donald trump lies because he knows he can get away with it. the most impolite candidate in american history relien s on the politeness of his interviews to get away with lying. >> it did happen. i saw it. >> you saw that with your own eyes? >>

donald trump. listen. >> hola, donald trump, scheming get out of my country. republicans use offensive words. >> maria: trump himself will respond to the new ad in an interview. join us coming up in the 7:00 a.m. on this program. ben carson playing defensive. carson blasting the so-called investigation on last night's kelly file. >> the media is ruthless. so i would say to the people of america, do you think i'm a pathological liar like cnn does or do you think i'm an honest person, and i'm going to leave that to the american people to make that decision. >> maria: on to the markets we go. a big day on wall street, we have the october job's report in about two hours, two and a half hours. we are going to navigate that report for you and give you all the answers and tell you how markets will react. mix opening, dow jones industrial average 11 point, s&p flat and nasdaq pushing higher to 3 points. checking europe, it has been seeing the dax index down a fraction and in paris all weaker. in asia markets mixed as well. shanghai composite continue to go rally. hang

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trump today. >> we want to get off of welfare and we feel that can be done through the information, the knowledge of a person like donald trump. >> reporter: ted cruz running second to trump now in iowa declared the outsider's day is done. >> leave it very clear, i don't believe donald trump is going to be our nominee or our president. >> reporter: marco rubio's ad targets trump. >> just don't send the establishment a message, marco rubio. >> reporter: rubio is running second now to donald trump in chris christie weighed in against donald trump on the 9/11 controversy. the new jersey governor saying today he knows it didn't happen. that thousands of muslims in new jersey did not clear the collapse of the trade center towers as donald trump continues to claim they did. >> and, steve, trump met with a group of black pastors today. did anything interesting happen there? >> well, trump came out of the meeting at trump tower after he met with several dozen and he said there was love in the room. great love he says. the issue was both trump and the pastors agree high joblessness among african-american youth and the state of police shooting an unarmed african-american. afterward

donald trump himself is guilty as charged of using every tactic of incitement and race and resentment and ridicule that he can. that's donald trumpthat's not necessarily his supporters. separating those supporters from donald trump is what all of the next couple of months are about in the republican race. >> you have written specifically about the f word, the word fascism which has been used by some republicans, bush adviser john noonen said that forced legal registration of u.s. citizens based on religious identity is fascism, period. there is the iowa radio host who said if obama proposed the same religion registry as trump every conservative in the country would call it what it is creeping fascism. you had the adviser saying trump is a fascist. and then your piece in the daily beast where you ask we are at the point debating whether the front runner is or is not a fascist. i'm wondering if that kind of talk because it is not just directed at trump also is directed at his supporters, republican base voters winds up back firing on people like kasich? >> it probably does to some extent. trump supporters are with him. it's not a m

donald trump had to say. so on the aspect of business and creating jobs, there is an element in the black community that may look and turn to donald trump that's our guy. now, more so than any other republican candidate? i'm not quite sure, but i would not completely discount the fact that donald trump could potentially garner some of the black vote because of his position on immigration. >> and this poll, mark and ted cruz closing the gap there? >> to that point, i think that ted cruz -- i mean, ted cruz is in a very interesting position. he decided he wasn't going to criticize donald trump. instead he would be donald trump's besty and hope that trump drops out of the race or makes a huge gaffe. trump hasn't made a huge gaffe at least not one that's cost him the race yet but he's getting some of the trickledown effect. so ted cruz could be the person. we saw this happen with huckabee and santorum. it would not shock me in ted cruz came in first or second. >> let's remember ted cruz has not been criticizing donald trump at all. >> that's true. all strategic. >> i'm out of time. great to have you on. >>> the next republican presidential

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trump has decided to set aside ben carson right now. one of the things that the poll shows is carson's likeability versus donald trump. there donald trump is getting creamed by carson. i'm not sure that seems very short sighted for him to go there. i think the other thing that struck me about the poll, brett. is that jeff bush has fallen off the cliff here. he's no longer a top tier contender. it will be interesting to see if the mainstream media coverage reflects that. talking about carson or trump or cruz or people that the mainstream media typically likes to con descend to. it will be interesting to see if they treat them as top-tier candidates as they are right now in the race. >> you look at the jeb bush campaign, they're in their third iteration of a restart there are more and more questions about are you getting out. he's pushing back hard against that. but you look at these falling poll numbers. what is your sense of where the bush is right now? >> i've called around bush's allies. they say remember he's a bush, he has presidential politics in his blood. this idea that he's going to quit that doesn't ring true. but bush has a di

donald trump on something he remembers? >> listen, hugh, with all do due respect, donald trump is run to go be the leader of the free world. 'm saying here is if donald trump brings ratings, as you say, then why would the media want to bring him down? what is in it for the media to bring down someone who brings them big ratings? >> they just pay attention to whatever he has to say. all i'm asking for is when hillary clinton remembers being under schneider sniper fire in bosnia, that as much time is spent on her unusual memories as are spent on dol donald trump's unusual memories. because what the media is not doing is applying the same level of scrutiny as they are to republicans. i just want the that to level out, don. >> i do remember, hugh. i covered the last two elections and this election very closely right here on cnn. and i remember a big deal was made about hillary clinton and the helicopter and all ofs those issues. we covered that add nauseam. that was part of the last election. >> no, this is fact checkable. do you think you spent as much time on this show -- >> i don't know that. >> covering hillary clinton in b

trump in his speeches, with little extras, like punctuation. but, i just want you to know, doing this: of course, donald trump, donald trump... i call that my hump day medicine. ( laughter ) mmm. donald trump is not the only candidate out there with a book. jeb! just released a brand new e-book entitled "reply all." it's a great way to show you're done making mistakes, by naming a book after something people do by accident. and jeb bush clearly needs some help because it feels like his campaign is sleepwalking; which, admittedly, is a strategy that's working for ben carson. ( applause ) so now-- so now, team bush-- huge. big ben carson fans here tonight. so now team bush is shaking things up. >> still struggling in the polls, jeb bush rolled out a new slogan monday saying "jeb can fix it." >> stephen: yes, "jeb can fix it." just like when your pilot gets on and says: "this is your captain speaking. just wanted to say i swear i know how to land a plane. okay?" but no matter how tough it gets, don't count jeb! out, because as he explained, he's a fighter. >> just talk about your resilience, because some people don't think you kn