. >> dr. paul. >> he's already hedging his bet on the clintons. okay? if he doesn't run as an republican maybe he supports clinton or maybe he runs as an independent. but i tell you, he's already hedging his bets because he's used to buying politicians. >> i've given you plenty of money. >> we're going to move on. you're not going to make the pledge tonight? >> i will not make the pledge at this time. >> all right. >> gentlemen, our first round of questions is on the subject of

do you think dr. paul is diagnosing the problem correctly? >> no, i don't.ten, i think that donald is going to be as serious a candidate as donald wants to be. he's going to determine through the depth of his answers and the seriousness of his answers, whether he's a serious candidate or he isn't. that's what i mean by campaigns matter. anybody can do well for a month in this business. especially if you have talent and you have personality. donald has both of those things. let's see how it goes over the course of time. i think dr. paul's diagnosis is premature. >> other republican candidates such as jeb bush, victor, have said that the electorate is angry and with good reason. rand paul suggesting it's temporary insanity. chris christie has much more coming up, as does rand paul on "state of the union." >> all right. looking forward to it. jake tapper. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> and "state of the union" with jake tapper starts at the top of the hour, 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. we'll be right back. before i had the shooting, burning, pins-a

dr. paul's diagnosis is premature. we'll see what's going to happen. >> had a conversation with a voter who was asking about your record on guns. you said to him, i'm still waiting for one fact about me being anti-gun. give me one. one fact. you got one. back in 2009 when you were running for governor sean hannity asked you for an area where you might be moderate to left. this is obviously running for governor of new jersey. not for the republican primary in iowa or new hampshire. and you said, guns was an area where you would be moderate to left. >> i'm a law enforcement guy. and so i always believe in making sure that public safety comes first. but much of what i've seen over the last six years in the gun area has not been about public safety. it's been about grandstanding by politicians. and that's why i vetoed the rifle ban, that's why i vetoed a reduction in the magazine capacity from 15 to 10. that's why i vetoed a statewide i.d. card for gun owners. those things are not about doing anything with public safety. i

. >> reporter: dr. paul500 in anchorage then several more in seattle and another good crowd in spokane, washington. he's running hard in states that hold caucuses instead of primaries, places where his father ron paul did well in 2012. the eye surgeon is trying to thread a needle with his views on national defense. while saying he's not an isolationist, paul rails against the wars in the middle east along with interventions in libya and syria. >> if you're eager for war, there will always be a bush or a clinton for you. >> reporter: in what is shaping up to be the year of the outsider, rand paul continues to go after members of both parties for what he calls its unholy alliance that is both pro war and pro spending. he says the way to grow the republican party is to fight for the whole bill of rights, not just the second amendment. paul is also not shy about going after current gop frontrunner donald trump, who he likes to call a fake conservative. >> ultimately as republicans we're going to have to decide d

for the insurance industry's view, we found anthem's former california medical director, dr. paulred in 2014 after years supervising anthem reviews including those of dr. jack. he told us that, too often insurance companies are abused by care providers. >> paul keith: doctors will spin the clinical information. they will make things appear more serious than, perhaps, they are, because they feel strongly the patient needs this level of care for a little longer. so you do have a somewhat adversarial relationship between the reviewer and the attending physician. >> pelley: you're saying the... the doctor will overstate the case to get the insurance company to approve the client? >> keith: unquestionably, that happens-- not all the time. and i've been doing this for you know, over 30 years. >> pelley: you describe these conversations as "adversarial." is that best for the patient? >> keith: well, it's like our legal system-- if you... each side does a good job in presenting their case and asking the right questions, you ultimately arrive at the truth. >> pelley: but these can be life

he -- >> dr. paul. >> hey, look, look! he's already hedging his bet on the clintons, okay? he doesn't run as a republican, maybe he supports clinton or maybe he runs as an independent. >> okay. >> but i'd say this. he is already hedging his bets because used to buying politicians. >> he has plenty of money. >> much more tonight's debate coming up on bay area nightbeat as well as right here at 11:00 tonight. >>> ah, it's going to be wild and wooly. we'll have the whole entire, um, thing boiled down i know allen is downstairs with several people watching and, um, we'll be reporting back. it will be really interesting. and we can get some lightning, you know? >> there may be fireworks around here, as well. a rumble of thunder out there tonight. >>> rain is a wonderful thing. we absolutely want the rainfall. the situation tonight is something i frankly hope we avoid and does not happen where we get lightning without any rainfall. dry lightning fire danger going wait out. don't let the sunshine outside right now fool you. there it is. vaccination not much in the way of cloud cov

. >> dr. paul. >> look. look. he's already hedging his bet on the clip tons. >> trump praised universal health care in other countries, otherwise mentioning few policies specifics while railing against both parties. >> because our leaders are stupid. our politicians are stupid. >> reporter: hoping to co-opt some of trump's feisty supporters ted cruz one upped him. >> it's not a question of stupidity. it's that they don't want to enforce the immigration laws. that there are far too many in the washington cartel that support amnesty. >> reporter: strong reviews for marco rubio who cast himself as an upbeat, new face of conservati warned about comparing experience against the democratic frontrunner. >> if this is a resume' competition then hillary clinton is going to be the next president. >> reporter: ohio governor john kasich got a favorite sons reception in citing his opposition to same-sex marriage urged his party and the nation to nonetheless practice tolerance and compassion. >> we need to give everybody a chan

. >> dr. paul. >> hey, look. look. he's already hedging his bet on the clintons okay? so if he doesn't run as a republican maybe he supports clinton or maybe he runs as an independent. but i'd say that he's already hedging his bets because he's used to buying politicians. >> well i've given you plenty of money. >> what i say and oftentimes it's fun, it's kidding. we have a good time. what i say is what i say. i've been challenged by so many people. and i don't frankly have time for total political correctness. >> i would be so different from what you have right now. like the polar opposite. we have a president who doesn't have a clue. if iran was a stock, you folks should go out and buy it right now. because you'll qaudruple. this is what's happened in iran is a disgrace. with hillary clinton i said be at my wedding and she came to my wedding. you know why? she had no choice. if it weren't for me you wouldn't even be talking about illegal immigration. woe need to build a wall. and it has to be built quickly. and i don't mind having a big, beautiful door in that wall so

. >> speaking of which dr. paul i understand that you yourself have some political ambitions. hoping you might talk about those tonight on the show. >> yeah, i do. i'm happy to announce on the rachel maddow show i'm forming an exploratory committee to run for the u.s. senate. >> i did not dream that. that happened. rand paul's political career got its start right here on this very show. he even said the name of the show as he did it. that was the first time rand paul ran for national office. that's the campaign in which he ultimately got the seat he now holds. he announced it here. you are not dead. you are not dreaming. >> i'm happy tonight to announce on the rachel maddow show i'm forming an exploratory committee to run for the u.s. senate. >> that happened. senator rand paul may not be happy about that in retrospect given how his next interview on the show went which was our 15 minute conversation about the 1964 civil rights act which did not end well. then after that there was also that time we busted him for plagiarizing the wikipedia pages about several movies. he threat

. >> dr. paul. >> look. look. he's already hedging his bet on the clip tons. >> trump praised universal health care in other countries, otherwise mentioning few policies specifics while railing against both parties. >> because our leaders are stupid. our politicians are stupid. >> reporter: hoping to co-opt some of trump's feisty supporters ted cruz one upped him. >> it's not a question of stupidity. it's that they don't want to enforce the immigration laws. that there are far too many in the washington cartel that support amnesty. >> reporter: strong reviews for marco rubio who cast himself as an upbeat, new face of conservatism and warned about comparing experience against the democratic frontrunner. >> if this is a resume' competition then hillary clinton is going to be the next president. >> reporter: ohio governor john kasich got a favorite sons reception in citing his opposition to same-sex marriage urged his party and the nation to nonetheless practice tolerance and compassion. >> we need to give everybody

. >> dr. paul. >> hey, look he's already hedging his bet on the clintons. >> just to be clear, we're going to move on. you're not going to make the pledge tonight. >> i will not make the pledge at this time. >> all right, k.g., it started out hot. boy, really hot. >> really hot. but i mean yeah. so great, this is a fantastic debate. a big win for the fox news channel. both debates were outstanding. let's be honest. very well done. in this situation, trump saying that he's not going to make a pledge to support -- who's the nominee going to be? you don't know. why would you make a commitment to support the nominee? it was like a two-part question. so you'd have to say yes to both parts. if you were going to agree with the statement. i understand where he's coming from on that. i didn't think that was that big of a deal. he's saying listen i'm going to wait and see what happens, how this shakes out, who's in fact going to be the nominee, and then make my decision if i'm going to in fact support that p

. >> oncology positions, internist to do-maybe you can speak to this dr. paul. >> yes. i'm not clear that there's additional billable reimbursement because one has some specially training in palliative care. it probably-in my fall open for different organizations among fall under different payment schemes. you know, i do think this is really nice document from my perspective. in our measurable outcomes, and i think all the things that concern me, it's great to encourage cpd codes and all that cv into documents that the discussion happened, but the outcome if someone does have attorney up our healthcare has indicated advance directive and is a form in california called post. the position order for life-sustaining treatment. this is a legal document that allows any individual who is admitted anywhere to have his or her wishes honored even if the healthcare system they were taken to urgently isn't part of their system. because it is a physicians order, even from a physician who's not on staff at that organization. it let me remind 98 was put on life support despite her two

. >> oncology positions, internist to do-maybe you can speak to this dr. paul. >> yes. i'm not clear that there's additional billable reimbursement because one has some specially training in palliative care. it probably-in my fall open for different organizations among fall under different payment schemes. you know, i do think this is really nice document from my perspective. in our measurable outcomes, and i think all the things that concern me, it's great to encourage cpd codes and all that cv into documents that the discussion happened, but the outcome if someone does have attorney up our healthcare has indicated advance directive and is a form in california called post. the position order for life-sustaining treatment. this is a legal document that allows any individual who is admitted anywhere to have his or her wishes honored even if the healthcare system they were taken to urgently isn't part of their system. because it is a physicians order, even from a physician who's not on staff at that organization. it let me remind 98 was put on life support despite her two

dr. ron paul former congressman from texas and host of the ron paul liberty report. >> thank you, kennedy> yesterday ii was tweeting as i was watching the stock market open and shut off that buttery goodness that i blamed the fed. do you for yesterday stock market issues and volatility? >> no. i blamed the fed for the bubbles. the market causes the collapse of the bubbles. the fed is responsible. you cannot have distortion and financial bubbles. this bubbles. this is a bad message. it pretends there is a lot of savings. they manipulate interest rates and people do dumb things like overbuild are over invest. it is contagious and the market says is really out of whack. you cannot sustain this that it eventually eats away at production and you have to correct things. nobody likes that because politically that is not acceptable and you can't get anything through like that and congress. besides, not too many people in washington understand the business cycle. >> and i'm glad you do. you do. you can speak some sense to this is obviously in places like china they are essentially doing the same t

. >> oncology positions, internist to do-maybe you can speak to this dr. paul. >> yes. i'm not clear that there's additional billable reimbursement because one has some specially training in palliative care. it probably-in my fall open for different organizations among fall under different payment schemes. you know, i do think this is really nice document from my perspective. in our measurable outcomes, and i think all the things that concern me, it's great to encourage cpd codes and all that cv into documents that the discussion happened, but the outcome if someone does have attorney up our healthcare has indicated advance directive and is a form in california called post. the position order for life-sustaining treatment. this is a legal document that allows any individual who is admitted anywhere to have his or her wishes honored even if the healthcare system they were taken to urgently isn't part of their system. because it is a physicians order, even from a physician who's not on staff at that organization. it let me remind 98 was put on life support despite her two

rosanna: dr. paul is going to be here with us silky chicken from the national geographic channel. greg: speed round of heads. rosanna: we have a lot of learning to do before this afternoon. greg: world-famous designer arnold stasi died at the age of 85. rosanna: he passed away at new york presbyterian hospital of cardiac arrest. according to his longtime friend, he specialized in ornate brilliantly covered fabrics, trimmings like beads and ostrich feathers but more importantly egress first ladies and actors and actresses, was very old school and ornate. he passed away, and 85 years old. greg: long life. rosanna: ben affleck and jennifer garner, miranda lambert, gwen stephanie and who else? greg: kermit and miss piggy and breaking up. i never knew they were a couple. everything i've thought about this couple kermit and was constantly blowing off miss piggy including in the footage we have there. but this statement. rosanna: i think then they -- they split on facebook and twitter. greg: this is a stunt to promote the muppets which is coming back to tv on another network. rosanna: wh

dr. paul is an eye surgeon. for the campaigns, if it's an ancillary charity, is that the same thing? >> not the same thing, it's a good point. you know donald trump should have said i've given money to his charity. neil: bottom line, he was trying to get the point they are beholden to me. >> donald trump was open about saying how he buys access. i thought that was really revealing. neil: be on offense with that. the second one, this is a big deal is chris christie and talking about his new jersey record, take a listen. >> we came in, we balanced an $11 billion deficit on a $29 billion budget by cutting over 800 programs in the state budget. we brought the budget into balance with no tax increases. >> it's false. largely right. they did have job growth, the state did have job growth, not as much as chris christie said, but without tax hikes. he did cut the earned income tax credit. neil: when you cut that credit, you raise on lower income people. >> exactly right. is he mostly false, yes, he is. you know, he did

dr. paul venceelli says, "in the scientific community, it is widely accepted that the global climate is changing and that human activities which produce greenhouse gases are a principal cause. greenhouse gases have a strong capacity to trap heat in the lower atmosphere, even though their present at trace concentrations." end quote. and elsewhere professor vencelli and his university of kentucky colleagues quote quoting him again, "scientific ka evidence that our global climate is warm something abundant. practicing scientists consider the evidence of human-induceed global warming to be extremely strong." end quote. and university of kentucky is not the only place. eastern kentucky university offers concentrations in environmental sustainability and stewardship including courses on global climate change. northern kentucky university signed the american college and university presidents commitment pledging an initiative in pursuit of climate neutrality. at the university of louisville, professor

he's already -- >> dr. paul. >> he's already hedging his bet on the clintons. okay? if he doesn't run as an republican, maybe he supports clinton or maybe he runs as an independent. but i tell you, he's already hedging his bets because he's used to buying politicians. >> i've given you plenty of money. >> just to be clear, we're going to move on. you're not going to make the pledge tonight? >> i will not make the pledge at this time. >> okay. all right. >> gentlemen, our first round of questions is on the subject of electability in the general election. and we start tonight with your, dr. carson. you are a successful neurosurgeon. but you admit that you have had to study up when it comes to foreign policy saying there's a lot to learn. your critics say that your inexperience shows. you suggested that the baltic states are not a part of nato and just months ago you were unfamiliar with the major political party's end government in israel and you thought alan greenspan had been federal secretary. aren't these basic mistakes and don't they raise legitimate questions abo

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he's already -- >> dr. paul. >> he's already hedging his bet on the clintons. okay?so if he doesn't run as a republican, maybe he supports clinton or maybe he runs as an independent. but i'd say he's already hedging his bets because he's used to buying politicians. >> and megyn. that's a completely ridiculous answer. i want to collect more records from terrorists but less records from other people. how are you supposed to know, megyn? >> use the fourth amendment. >> how are you supposed to -- >> use the fourth amendment. >> i'll tell you -- >> get a warrant. get a judge to sign the warrant. >> wait, wait. governor christie, make your point. >> listen, senator, when you're sitting in a subcommittee just blowing hot air about this, you can say things like that. when you're responsible for protecting the lives of the american people, then what you need to do is to make sure that you news the system the way it's supposed to work. >> i don't trust president obama with our records. i know you gave him a big hug, and if you want to give him a big hug again, go right ahead.

. >> oncology positions, internist to do-maybe you can speak to this dr. paul. >> yes. i'm not clear that there's additional billable reimbursement because one has some specially training in palliative care. it probably-in my fall open for different organizations among fall under different payment schemes. you know, i do think this is really nice document from my perspective. in our measurable outcomes, and i think all the things that concern me, it's great to encourage cpd codes and all that cv into documents that the discussion happened, but the outcome if someone does have attorney up our healthcare has indicated advance directive and is a form in california called post. the position order for life-sustaining treatment. this is a legal document that allows any individual who is admitted anywhere to have his or her wishes honored even if the healthcare system they were taken to urgently isn't part of their system. because it is a physicians order, even from a physician who's not on staff at that organization. it let me remind 98 was put on life support despite her two

he's already -- >> dr. paul? >> he's already hedging his bet on the clintons okay?republican, maybe he supports clinton or maybe he runs as an independent. >> okay. >> but i'd say that he's already hedging bets because he's used to buying politicians. >> i have plenty of money. >> news flash, the republican party is fighting against a single payer system for a decade. so i think you're on the wrong side of this if you're still arguing for a single payer system. >> i don't think you heard me. you are having a hard time tonight. >> respecting civil liberties and protecting homeland. i will make no apologies ever for protecting the lives and the safety of the american people. >> i want to collect more records from terrorists but less records from innocent americans. [ applause ] the fourth amendment was what we thought fought the revolution over. i'm proud of standing for the bill of rights and i will continue to stand for the bill of rights. >> that's a completely ridiculous answer. i want to collect more records from terrorists but less records from other people. how

paul cared for premature babies to save their sight. as a conservative leader, rand forcing a vote this week to end taxpayer funding of planned parenthood. standing for life from day one drnd paul. for president. bill: so that is a new ad for republican presidential candidate rand paul. kentucky senator pushing to defund planned parenthood even after senate lawmakers failed to pass the measure yesterday. senator paul is an ophthalmologist. wrote a book, taking a stand, moving beyond partisan politics to unite america. i talked to senator paul about the vote on planned parenthood and more. watch. senator rand paul, thank you for your time this morning. welcome back to "america's newsroom." now you go to a backup plan. what is it? >> well, i've always voted to defund planned parent hood and will continue to do so. i think the power of the purse is something we should use. in fact that is congressional prerogative. the problem we haven't really tried hard enough. i will keep pressing on. we'll try to attach it to appropriation bills. the thing is that it is the responsibility, it is not unusual for congress to give rules to the president how to spend money. that is what we'

dr. bill hartmann board of animal health and st. paul. dr. swayne, wheel will begin when you are ready. -- we will begin when you are ready. dr. swayne: thank you i am dr. david swayne, the laboratory director of the southeast poultry research directory. the agriculture of research services is committed to eradicating the high virus to provide cutting-edge research and diagnostics molecular epidemiology, pathology, and fax vaccinology. we focused our high path research program to what is needed. within weeks, a test was developed to test this unique virus which allowed quick differentiation from our north american virus is. -- viruses. this is the core test used in diagnostic efforts to identify infected flocks. we conducted studies to understand how the early virus infected birds. in chickens and turkeys high exposure doses were needed, and vertebrate contact was very inefficient. -- in bird to bird contact was very inefficient. in mallards and wild ducks, they became infected with lower doses of the virus and had more efficient contact tran

the lessons to be learned from monterey bay are paul rogers, managing editor of kqed science unit and environment writer for the "san jose mercury news," dr. emily ra ves, marine laboratory, and paul michelle, superintendent of the monterey bay national marine sanctuary. thank you all for being here. emily, let's begin with you. what can be done about ocean acidification. >> we want to get at the cause of it, we need to reduce or ultimately eliminate our emissions of carbon dioxide. carbon dioxide is what dissolves into the surface waters of the ocean and causes the chemical changes that we're seeing. but there's a lot more than that. the carbon dioxide problem in the atmosphere is a global problem, but for communities, local communities, like those in monterey bay, like those in ta mauls bay we saw with the hog island oyster company in the package, they want to -- they care about the local marine ecosystem to them and what can they do about it? they can't necessarily control the carbon dioxide emissions of the entire planet. but we can think about the health of these local systems like the immune system of the human body. now we're enter

dr. arthur paul clay of the southern leadership christian association that i began a task to welcome ms. shirley with the task of writing down the addresses of those down in jefferson parish who were unregistered. that led me to my own history and involvement in voter registration campaign and fighting for voting rights. not as a lawyer, but i respected all the champions working with julius chambers and ted and elaine who used to call me up and say why are you sleeping? and the summer of 1984, for many of you who were active in the campaign of jesse jackson throughout the country. and for all of you who have spent the last 14 and a half years like myself fighting to e renew voting in this country after florida in 2000. i want to say thank you, especially to this panel for your willingness to fight and also your willingness to tell the story and the history. we should never forget that history because that is our history, our collective history. not just as minorities, not just as blacks, but a as americans. so ever night of my childhood, she would call us, we had lots of kids in louisian

. >> oncology positions, internist to do-maybe you can speak to this dr. paul. >> yes. i'm not clear that there's additional billable reimbursement because one has some specially training in palliative care. it probably-in my fall open for different organizations among fall under different payment schemes. you know, i do think this is really nice document from my perspective. in our measurable outcomes, and i think all the things that concern me, it's great to encourage cpd codes and all that cv into documents that the discussion happened, but the outcome if someone does have attorney up our healthcare has indicated advance directive and is a form in california called post. the position order for life-sustaining treatment. this is a legal document that allows any individual who is admitted anywhere to have his or her wishes honored even if the healthcare system they were taken to urgently isn't part of their system. because it is a physicians order, even from a physician who's not on staff at that organization. it let me remind 98 was put on life support despite her two

dr. carson on. rand paul is also a doctor. cruz and rubio have all talked about it.of new hampshire is staying, it's not just us, it's spreading. vermont has a problem. it's going into massachusetts. you wake up in the morning and you find out that the prom queen died of a heroin overdose. >> i have a 16-year-old, 17-year-old son right now going into his senior year in high school in new jersey. and it's rampant. heroin is cheaper than marijuana in many parts of the east coast. >> what a republican candidate could say is, i could help you with drug trafficking and we could also -- we have to deal with the issue of addiction at the source. that means more money. >> but think about this. it's very simple for a candidate to say, i'm all for legalizing marijuana or decriminalizing marijuana and then the next question has to be, what about heroin? >> i don't think it's that easy an answer. but the trace of this comes from prescription drug addiction that leads to heroin because if you can no longer get the prescription drugs, you learn to that. i think also that we have t

dr. tol: thank you, paul. mentioned -- if you want to understand saudis, you have to understand their fear of shiites. and if you want to understand turkish politics, domestic politics, the fear is the key to understanding their behavior. i think it plays a part in the iran policy as well. deal, turkeyuclear shares western objectives on the around nuclear program -- on the program, but it has a different boat of engagement. it has been against sanctions, back in is why in 2010 the old days when turkish foreign ministers -- turkey wanted to play bridge between the west and iran. in 2010, they voted against iran sanctions. turkey is happy about the iran nuclear deal for two reasons. the first reason is economic. iran is a huge market for turkey and it is anets, essential trade agreement. as close energy ties with iran. this is a big opportunity for turkey, and turkey has been mobilizing turkish businessmen to start investing in iran. that is a good opportunity for turkish business. but also what turkey has objec

[laughter] deputy secretary of defense paul wolfowitz whose ideology is a wheelchair away from dr. strangelove's, is also casting an eye on damascus, as mentioned on a recent "meet the press." there's gotta be change in syria. i think a lot of countries, including syria will eventually get the message from this. [laughter] wolfowitz is the principal architect of america's new doctrine of preemptive warfare and was recently dubbed "bush's brainiest hawk" by time magazine, which was no slight to rumsfeld-- earlier in the year was named people magazine's most intriguing hawk. he was also honored with jane magazine's hot hawk alert for january. [laughter] that-- is he there? no? [applause] not a problem. i would have expected some nudity from that. as for syria, some have speculated the reason we've had such trouble finding saddam hussein's weapons of mass destruction is that he sent the weapons to syria. the cia has also said the syrians possess chemical and biological weapons although the cia later admitted it was just a half a box of ant powder and a tin of rancid ham. but in the wr

dr. ben carson, mike huckabee, ted cruz, rand paul, marco rubio, john kay such and chris christie. they were selected by fox news based on their positions in national polls. not making the cut, carly fiorina, rick perry, lindsey graham, george pataki and jim gilmore. they will take part in a separate forum hours before the actual debate. >>> the fbi is looking into the security of the private e-mail server for hillary clinton used by her when she was secretary of state. "the washington post" reporting the fbi asked that clinton lawyer david kendall tell them about the security of a fun drive that he possesses that reportedly contains copies of clinton's e-mails. government investigators have been trying to determine if she sent or received private information through her server in her home. >>> the white house hopes to counter a well financed campaign by critics who are pressuring congress to oppose the deal. both sides are using a month long congressional recess to pit the battle for support or rejection of the deal. >>> you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and

paul. the punch thrown as trump tops the field in iowa with 22%. eight points ahead of his closest rival, dr. ben carson. and a whopping 17 points ahead of paul. according to the latest cnn/orc poll of likely caucus goers. but paul is not backing down. >> thank you. >> reporter: even using the limelight at last night's nassua town hall to do the best trump impression. the reason i tell women they are so ugly is because i'm so good looking. right? >> reporter: just hours before paul's appearance, donald trump talking to cnn slamming rand paul. >> the super pac is supporting him. >> they have been indicted so he's a mess, there's no question about it. >> reporter: but last night's political drama wasn't just limited to trump versus paul. >> black lives matter! black lives matter! black lives matter! >> reporter: jeb bush ended his town hall after a black lives matter chant talking about his response to racial equality. >> i have a report of empowering people in communities that had no chance. they were told they were assigned to failing schools and it was very easy to understand why that exist

dr. ben carson. the washington times has a quote from another candidate, rand paul of kentucky, saying i do not think we should reward bulgari. full garrity. .- vulgarity is that what we are going to make the decision on for who is going to be our nominee? jeb bush was equally critical of mr. trump saying, do we want to win? do we want to insult 53% of all voters? jeb bush making those comments at the red state gathering. eric erickson the leader of that group disinvited donald trump to attend. the wall street journal editorial board blames eric erickson for the rise of donald trump and say, this is too much for mr. erickson though it is fair to ask what took them so long. that is what donald trump does. approvingly wrote that the number one thing you hear when you ask any republican about donald trump is this, he fights. , eric erickson wrote that while he would not vote for him unless he became the nominee , donald trump is a nontraditional candidate running a nontraditional campaign and kicking the asses of traditional campaign consultants. they can make a political argument beyond calling everyon

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