erin burnett as we said had a chance to ask some of those questions and joins us now. thanks for being with us. fascinating interview. a lot of tax cuts for people across the board. how does he pay for it? >> that's the big question, right, and i kept pushing him on that. fundamentally, it seems like the way this will be paid for, we're talking about trillions of dollars in tax cuts, right? this is an incredible amount of money is basically through growth. campaign says we only need the economy to grow at 3% and this will pay for itself. a lot of economists think more. this is a classic conservative plan in that one regard if you cut taxes, people are more productive and pay for itself. that's the fundamental bet. these loopholes are small. if you cut the carried interest hole, they won't like that and he's right and if you cut capital gains rates, they probably will end up with a tax cut overall. so it's really about growth. >> that's something you hear from a lot of politics, particularly republicans and he said to you we have sound that basically the economy will be

for evening prayers and where we find erin burnett and john berman. erin, what are we expecting this evening? >> so it's a service, it's not an actual mass. john and i were just talking about what that means. that means there will be songs, there will be hymns, there will be a homily. so of course the big question is what the pope will talk about, will he take on these politically charged issues. and the audience will be members of the clergy, but it's not a full mass. >> no, this is a religious service for people who are part of the clergy who are are professionals, priests, nuns, deacons, some 3,000 plus of them. but it's a message when he gets to the city meets with the local clergy first. cardinal timothy dolan will be here. that's who he'll be speaking to. when he spoke yesterday in washington he addressed the clergy and raised some eyebrows. when he praised them for their courage dealing with the sex abuse scandal referring to it somewhat vaguely but clear that's what he was saying and people were offended he was talking about the clergy courage

"erin burnett out front" starts right now. >> tonight, a special edition of "erin burnett out front." president bill clinton on hillary. >> i think see looks great and did a great job. >> what he thinks about donald trump's attacks on his wife. >> you shouldn't be able to insult your way to the white house. >> plus clinton and a long-time friend talk about living forever. >> you couldn't pick a better subject that we want to live a long time. >> that's all ahead on a very special edition of "out front." good evening. welcome to a special edition of "erin burnett out front with president bill clinton this is his organization dedicated to solving global problems. it's 10 years old. what is next for cgi and president clinton has his wife runs for the white house? please welcome president bill clinton. this is all coming on the heart of the 2016 election. we are right in it right now. so let me just ask you because the other day you said it was possible donald trump could win the nomination. which republican do you think will win the nomination? >> let me first of all say this is my life

thank you. >>> taking aim at his rivals, donald trump sat down with erin burnett.guys still talking, debating in the commercial break? we were fine. we were paused, lemon. we didn't know you had a pause button, but you paused us. >> listen, donald trump, here is what he told erin today. look. >> marco rubio is a lightweight. i can't imagine that he goes anywhere who, by the way, that's worst voting record in the united states senate. bush, sadly, i think he's a nice guy, but he's doing poorly. all of these people. the interesting thing is, everybody that's attacked me, bobby indal, perry, every single person that has -- senator lindsey graham. in south carolina, i'm at 34 and he's at 3 and he's the sitting senator from south carolina. but all of these guys are out, even walker. and i think he's a nice person. but he attacked me. i attacked him, he left the race. so so far, attacking me has not been a good idea. >> you know, mercedes, there is some truth to what he's saying. a lot of the people who attacked him are either down in the polls or, you know -- >> are gon

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erin burnett "outfront" has more. >>> tonight, president bill clinton and hillary on her track record as secretary of state. >> i think she looks great. she did a great job. >> and what the former president thinks about the attacks on his wife. >> you can't think and should not be able to insult your way to the white house. >> plus clinton and a long-time friend talk about living forever. >> you couldn't pick a better subject that we want to live a long time. >> that is all ahead on a very special edition of "outfront." >> and good evening, welcome to this special edition of erin burnett "outfront." this is the organization dedicated to solving global problems. it's ten years old, so what is next for cgi and president clinton as wife runs for the white house. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome president bill clinton. >> this is all coming of course on the heart of the 2016 election. we are right in it right now. so let me just ask you, because i know the other day you said it was possible that donald trump could win the nomination. which republican do you think will win the nominati

. >> i got to ask you though, your boss admitted to my colleague erin burnett, these are his words, that the attacks against his fellow candidates can be a little childish. the question is why then do it when you're the front-runner? >> i think you'd have to talk to mr. trump about that. my position here is to make sure that we have a good set of policies and we're building those and we're rolling those out. it's to make sure we sin to have a great ground game building in all of the early states and we're doing that and make sure we have the right hires and make sure we're out there with the right message and talking to the american people in terms that they understand and not on to educate them but to help uplift them and to make sure that they're aware that this is a campaign that's about the positive aspects of this country and about what's going to make this country great again. >> do you think people -- you say people are showing up because he's authentic, he's not pandering. do you think they're hearing enough specifics? you know that's been a criticism. i'm not the first one to as

i'm jim sciutto in tonight for erin burnett and "outfront" tonight. donald trump moments away from a campaign appearance in the early state of new hampshire. jeb bush speaking right now at a veterans center in nevada. the duelling events come less than a day after they went head to head and at times fist to fist in the second republican debate. trump getting mixed reviews after his performance last night and is holding a town hall in new hampshire. he was attacked by almost every candidate on stage and some of his favorite targets, such as jeb bush and carly fiorina, landed some blows of their own. >> i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> you know what, as it relates to my brother, there's one thing i know for sure, he kept us safe. >> jeb bush is looking to capitalize on his energized performance at that debate and he got relatively positive reviews. you're watching that play out in nevada. sara murray is "outfront." coming off a performance that many felt fell flat, what are we expecting from trump tonight? >

"erin burnett out front" starts right now. >> tonight, a special edition of "erin burnett out front."on hillary. >> i think see looks great and did a great job. >> what he thinks about donald trump's attacks on his wife. >> you shouldn't be able to insult your way to the white house. >> plus clinton and a long-time friend talk about living forever. >> you couldn't pick a better subject that we want to live a long time. >> that's all ahead on a very special edition of "out front."

donald trump stealing the spotlight revealing his tax plan today and telling erin burnett this about his own taxes. >> i will probably end up paying more money, but at the same time, i think the economy will do better, so i'll make it up that way. >> as ben carson rises in the polls, what will his views on muslims mean for america's relations with the muslim world and his chances for the white house as you look at live pictures of the white house right now. we're going to begin with this, a man that wants to be in that white house, donald trump unveiling his tax plan and sat down with erin burnett today and she joins me now. so hello to you, very busy day. >> yes, a very busy day. >> walk us through the key points of the tax plan. >> look, this tax plan is a mix of populism and traditional conservative republican tenants. populism in that he says look, back in world war ii, only the top 1% paid incomes tax. when you look at the nitty gritty of the plan, supply side. cut taxes, the economy will grow so much as a result, guess what? we're going to have growth. >> is that like trickle d

he sat down with cnn's none other than erin burnett. trump's plan would impact his own bank account, obviously, if he got to implement it. >> yeah. i mean, it's interesting. sara did a great job there talking about the fundamental issue which is if you're going to be slashing taxes for everybody and that's what he says he's going to do, you're talking trillions of dollars you're not going to have to spend. so you got to make it up somehow, either closing loopholes so people are going to pay more, or betting on some hope that there's going to be more economic growth. but the question i ask donald trump was, look, you're a billionaire, you're at the top. you're those people you say you're going to be closing loopholes for that are going to be mad at you, so is he going to be paying more or not, here's how he answered the question. >> i will probably end up paying more money. but at the same time i think the economy will do better so i'll make it up that way. but i will probably end up paying more money i believe in the end i might do bett

erin burnett caught up with him yesterday. >> will you pay more money? will it be more?> i will probably pay more money, but at the same time, the economy will do better, so i'll make it up that way. i will probably end up paying more money. i believe i might do better because i believe the economy is going to boom. >> reporter: a little something for everyone in this. if you were at the bottom of the scale, your tax rate is zero. if you are a middle class family, you will be getting a tax cut. the big winners here might be the wealthy. >>> thank you, sara. another university cutting tie was bill cosby. brown university rescinding his honorary degree 30 years after it was awarded. the school saying the conduct of cosby is grossly inconsistent with brown values. fordham and marquette universities rescinded his honorary degrees last week. >>> and paul walker's daughter filed a lawsuit against porsche saying it lacked stability control and safety features. walker was riding in the passenger seed of the porsche when it collided with a power pole and several trees. this happe

erin burnett caught up with trump yesterday. >> will you pay more money?ill you pay? >> i will probably end up paying more money, but the economy will do better so i will make it up that way. i believe in the end i might do better because i believe the economy will boom. >> reporter: there is a little something for everyone in this. if you are at the bottom of the income scale, your rate is zero. if you are a middle class, you are might be getting a tax cut. >>> sara, thanks for that. another university cutting ties with bill cosby. brown university rescinding the honorary degree 30 years after it was awarded. the school's president saying the conduct is grossly inconsistent with the brown values. >>> paul walker's daughter filing a wrongful death lawsuit against porsche on his behalf. the suit claims the street legal race car he died in lacked proper stability control and safety features to protect occupants and keep it from catching fire. walker was in the passenger seat of the porsche when it collided with a power pole and several trees back in 2013. he

make sure you watch erin burnett. she's sitting down with donald trump and we'll be speaking with her to get a tease of her interview that will air in full tonight at 7:00 eastern on cnn. >>> coming up next, marco rubio says he will not be part of what he calls the donald trump freak show. the problem is rubio is engaging trump and hurling insults his way. will it work for him? >>> also ahead, nasa announcing a tremendous discovery today. water on mars. does this mean the red planet could sustain life? you're watching cnn. l alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ ♪jake reese, "day to feel alive"♪ you fifteen percent or more on huh, fiftcar insurance.uld save yeah, everybody knows that. well, did you know that playing cards with kenny rogers gets old pretty fast? ♪ you got to know when to hold'em. ♪ ♪ know when to fold 'em. ♪ know when to walk away. ♪ know when to run. ♪ you never count your money, ♪ when you're sitting at the ta...♪ what? you get it? i get the gist, yeah. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifte

erin burnett asked about the criticism his confrontational style isn't the temperament of a united statesent. here is what he said. >> people say, look, this is a guy who calls someone a loser, he'll say something and they say -- >> who says -- >> they say that's childish. ness the temperament of a president. >> probably is a little childish but this is a campaign. >> you say you're not going to call vladimir putin a loser. >> i actually say the opposite. >> trump also discussed some foreign policy ideas in this interview, including how he would take on the fight against isis. joining me to discuss all of this is cnn political commentator amanda carpenter, former communications director for the republican senator and now presidential candidate, ted cruz, and cnn military analyst, who served as general david petraeus executive officer in iraq and also is a former commander of the 1st brigade combat team who first -- the first armored division in baghdad. good to see you and an important day to discuss this. amanda, you saw donald trump being self-critical, laying out specifics on foreign p

and tonight, erin burnett is going to sb interview bill clinton tonight at 7:00 p.m. "legal view" and nice to have you. you. wolf starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> hello, wherever you are watching around the world, i'm wolf blitzer, and we start with a worldwide focus on terror, the russian president vladimir putin and president obama sparred over the consensus to fight the terror group, but now the scope of the foreign fighters, and now it is believed that more than 25,000 foreign fighters have joined syria and iraq since 2011, and what is surprising is that more than a kwaquarter of them, some 7,000 of them have been joining the fight in last nine months alone. the influx of the foreign fighters is part of the terror summit headlines this year. president obama called on the countries that are not there to all focus on defeating and degrading isis. >> ultimately, however, it is not going to be enough to

i'm jim sciutto in again for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, donald trump's team of rivals. trump teaming up with his 2016 opponent ted cruz, together lashing out at president obama's iran nuclear deal today at a huge rally in front of the u.s. capital. cruz invited trump to the rally, even though the two of them actually disagree on what to do about the nuclear agreement. like most of the republican candidates, cruz promises to tear it up on his first day in office. but trump opposes abandoning the deal, saying only he would renegotiate. still, both men warned of catastrophic consequences, including the possibility of nuclear war if this deal goes through. trump saying the u.s. is led by "very stupid people." >> never, ever in my life have i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. >> but are either of the candidates offering a viable alternative? dana bash is out front tonight. >> reporter: that's right, jim. you know, it is not a typical event to have two rivals next to each other, especially at a rally like this. but i think we can just add

i'm pamela brown in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, pope francis celebrates his first mass in america. you're looking at live pictures right here of the pope about to arrive at a local seminary in washington to bless some 40 seminarians there. it was a momentous scene as 25,000 people gathered at the basilica of the national shrine at the immaculate conception where the pope elevated an 1800th to the seminary. a ceremony filled with pomp and circumstance, president obama introduced the pope to some 11,000 people gathered on the white house lawn. and speaking in english, pope francis raised some politically charged issues, including climate change, ill interrogatio immigration as well as what he called traditional values in the families. thousands lined the streets to see the pope as he waved from his popemobile. you can see a special moment right here for a young girl who wound up on the wrong side of the barricades when she was carried to the pope for a blessing. i bet that's a moment she'll never forget. and the c

erin burnett "outfront" starts now. >>> "outfront" tonight, breaking news, hillary clinton apologizing calling her private e-mail accounts a mistake and says she hits the reset button on the campaign in the face of falling poll numbers and kim davis released from jill but will she now issue marriage licenses to gay couples or go back behind bars? >>> and the disturbing 911 call, a mother crying out for help telling the dispatcher, my children are trying to kill me. let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett and "out front" tonight, breaking news, hillary clinton apologizing for using private e-mail while secretary of state. in a nationwide poll out today, clinton down a whopping 10 points in just one month. just yesterday, clinton said she didn't need to apologize for the e-mail controversy calling it quote a distraction, but take a listen to what she said moments ago in an interview with abc news. >> i do think i could have and should have done a better job answering questions earlier. i really didn't perhaps appreciate the need to do that. what i had d

i'm pamela brown in for erin burnett. the manhunt expands. 100 investigators, more than 40 search dogs, helicopters and multiple law enforcement agencies are in a search for two white men and one black man. their races were the only description officer gliniewicz gave dispatch before he was killed. now officers across the region volunteering to join the manhunt on their own time. as investigators follow up on more than 100 tips from the public, police say that's the most important element in their search. >> as always, we're relying on the public. all it takes is one tip or good lead to break a case wide open. >> this as we are learning details about the last moments of officer gliniewicz's life. just weeks from retirement was driving to work when he pulled over to pursue three men on foot. he called headquarters to say he spotted three suspicious people. just 17 minutes later, his fellow officers found him dead. right now, take a look. we're looking at live pictures of a vigil being held for officer gliniewicz not far fr

good evening, everyone, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. scott walker is out. the wisconsin governor ending his bid for the republican nomination for president. walker made the announcement moments ago in madison, wisconsin. taking a not too subtle swipe at donald trump on his way out. >> i will suspend my campaign immediately. i encourage other republican presidential candidates to consider doing the same so the voters can focus on a limited number of candidates who can offer a positive conservative alternative to the current front-runner. >> walker was among the early front-runners. he was leading in the early polls in the critical state of iowa. nationally, he was third behind trump and carson in july. in the most recent, he was less than one-half of 1%. behind that drop, a lot of stuff, i'm sure, including two disappointing debate performances and trouble fund raising. dana bash is out front tonight. not only did he announce he's out, but took a nice parting shot at the front-runner. what are you hear sng. >> that's right, kate. i remember being in wisconsi

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erin burnett "outfront" is up next. >>> speaking live in this hour, donald trump brings his boisterous style to supporters in dallas. >>> plus, with the cnn debate less than 48 hours away, how does jeb bush take on the king of the one liners, donald trump? and turn around his own fading poll numbers. >>> and carly fiorina turned a trump insult into her advantage. will she double-down at the debate and try to goad trump into another? let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm jim sciutto in again tonight for erin burnett and "outfront," breaking news, donald trump stages a texas-sized rally. minutes from now addressing a big, boisterous crowd at the american airlines center in dallas. this arena, normally home to the nba dallas mavericks, seats up to 20,000 people. the tickets are free tonight but scalpers getting as much as $100 a piece to see trump live. the seats are filling up very quickly. the inside crowd in that arena may be excited but there is a crowd outside that is angry. latino protesters marching from a nearby cathedral to the arena staging what they call a dump the trump r

i'm pamela brown in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, donald trump stumped. the republican frontrunner unable to answer key foreign policy questions. accusing the questioner of trying to play gotcha. see what happened when trump was asked to identify some top terror leaders. >> as far as the individual players, of course i don't know them. i haven't been in a position to meet them. if they're still there, i will know them better than i know you. >> tonight, trump is firing back at the host of that program, hugh hewitt calling him a third-rate announcer. some of his opponents are seizing on this saying it's an example of why trump's not fit to be commander in chief. dana bash is "outfront" tonight with more. dana, the big question, will this make any difference with trump supporters? >> reporter: with the spoet supporters, it's unlikely. it's those on fence that matters. that's the vast majority of the republican electoral at in stage. his gop opponents, they are trying to seize on it. take a listen. when you are the frontrunner expect tough questions. a conse

let's go "outfront." >>> i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. the first republican presidential candidate drops out of the race. the field now down to 16 after former texas governor rick perry suspends his campaign. at this point, four years ago perry was the gop frontrunner. in fact, 41% of republicans at the time thought he would be the gop nominee. the exact same number who today believe that donald trump will be their party's choice. today, donald trump's numbers are reaching a new high. trump nearly tripling his support in the key state of iowa just since july. trump's lead showing that his blistering personal attacks are not turning off voters. trump launching a new defense for his jabs at carly fiorina and saying he made them as an entertainer. >> many of those comments are made as an entertainer. as everybody said, it's a much different ball game. >> joe johns is "outfront" tonight. why is rick perry leaving the race? >> reporter: it comes down to money and momentum. the perry campaign was struggling for cash and buzz in the early voting

erin burnett out front starts right now. >> breaking news. the pope has landed. the president and mrs. obama, the vice president and mrs. biden. all on hand to personally welcome the pope to the united states as he begins this historic six-day visit. >> also unparalleled, the massive security operation surrounding the pope. said to be one of the most intense security environments in american history. >> ben carson shifting statements on the question of electing a muslim president. many fellow republicans say he's wrong. so can his campaign recover? let's go "out front." >>> good evening, i'm kate bolduan in for erin burnett. pope francis in america. the people's pope landing at joint base andrews outside washington just a short time ago. for an historic six-day, three-city visit. his first to the united states. president obama and the first lady along with their daughters, the vice president and mrs. biden were on hand to greet the pontiff along with a big crowd. some 300 local school children included. the crowd chanting, "we love francis." at times the pope dep

i'm in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, donald trump staying silent. he canceled an appearance tonight as he faces a firestorm over his criticism to correct a supporter who questioned president obama's own faith. marco rubio is speaking now. most of the gop candidates expected to take the stage there at the heritage action political forum tonight. trump, however, saying at the last minute he had, quote, a significant business transaction to handle. trump isn't the only one who is remaining silent. in fact, almost all of the other candidates have failed to condemn the remarks. a few, though, did take the opportunity to pounce on the gop front-runner. >> somebody at one of my town hall meetings said something like that, i would correct them and say the president is a christian and he was born in this country. >> he should have, from the beginning, repudiated that level of receipt for rec and hatefulness. >> that is in response to this moment that we brought you last night live on our air. >> but anyway, we have training camps growing where they want to k

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> trump on top. a new poll shows his leads in iowa and new hampshire expanding. in the same poll bernie sanders soared past hillary clinton in new hampshire. plus police say two vegas cops ambushed while sitting at a red light. were they shot at simply because they were waearing a badge? two broethers attack and nearly kill their parents. they seemed like a normal family. what went on behind closed doors? let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, trump reaching new heights. clinton slipping further. a new poll showing donald trump widening his leads in early voting states of iowa and new hampshire. trump has led the republican field for two straight months uninterrupted. trump has a lead with 29% of the gop vote. ben carson, the other gop outsider is in second place at 22%. jeb bush continuing to fall, now with only 6% of the vote there. to new hampshire where again trump is on top trailed by a new challenger there, ohio governor john kasich with ben

let's go "out front. >>> good evening, i'm pamela brown in for erin burnett. "out front" breaking news, police, state and federal agents on the hunt for three men suspected of shooting and killing a police lieutenant. a ground and air search is underway for two white men and one black man that gunned down officer joseph glenwitz. a visibly shaken mayor remembered the officer known as g.i. joe. >> today not only did we lose a family member, i lost a very dear friend. >> community obviously shaken up there. this is happening an hour north of chicago right near the wisconsin border and the no fly zone is in effect over a two-mile radius in that area. ryan young is "out front" from the scene. what is the latest with the manhunt? >> reporter: you can hear the pain and see the officers that arrived, a lot with stone faces. in fact, we're in an area where they are doing staging for the entire operation and seen officer after officer flow into this area to make sure they are part of this. we seen officers in the back of pickup trucks with long weapons and atvs and on

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, my exclusive sitdown with donald trump. he's still on top of the polls and today he rolled out a tax plan promising massive tax cuts for millions of americans. he tells me it will make the u.s. economy go up like a rocket. here's the bottom line. the plan would cut income taxes for everyone with the richest americans going from paying only 40 to 25% of their income and apparently 31 million households will go from paying something to nothing at all. earlier, i sat down with mr. trump at trump tower. we talked about the tax plan. we also talked about the polls and the war of words he's engaged with nearly every single one of thighs rivals. >> people say, look, this is a guy who calls someone a loser. he'll say something and they say that's childish. they say, that's not the temperament of a president. >> it probably is childish. but this is a campaign. >> so you're not saying that you're not going to talk about vladimir putin, calling him a loser? >> i actually say the opposite. >> tonight, our entire interview. we begin, th

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, my exclusive sitdown with donald trump.y he rolled out a tax plan promising massive tax cuts for millions of americans. he tells me it will make the u.s. economy go up like a

speaking to erin burnett. >> there are specifics. >> yes. >> that is different. he's giving specifics and people can parse it however they want. we will be doing that. meanwhile, we do have to tell you about some breaking news. a terrible night of deadly violence in a chicago neighborhood when a family was fired on in a drive-by style shooting. an 11-month-old infant was wounded but his pregnant mother and grandmother were killed. this is the fifth deadly shooting in the area in as many days. >> that's awful. >>> also breaking overnight, incredibly tense moment at new york's jfk airport. an aer lingus flight was forced to make a landing. the jetliner's brakes overheated, caught fire after landing. the firefighters put out the flames. luckily no one was hurt. >> new this morning, a tropical storm has formed in the atlantic. let's take a look at where it's headed and what it means for the residents of the east coast. cnn meteorologist chad myers joins us. joaquin is the tropical storm's name, i understand. >> i'm thinking to myself, how did we even get to "j"? wher

i'm erin burnett. right now you're watching live pope francis celebrating mass at madison square garden. in a few moments, the vast majority of the 20,000 people right there with the pope will be lining up for communion. let's listen in. ♪ ♪ [ speaking in foreign language ] ♪ ♪ ♪ [ speaking in foreign language ] >> grant peace in our days, that by the help of your mercy, we may always be free from sin. and safe from all distress and as we await the blessed hope and the coming of our saviour, jesus christ. ♪ >> lord, jesus christ, say to your apostles, my peace i give you. look not on our sins but on the faith of your church and grant peace and unity in accordance with your will. you live forever and ever. >> amen. >> the peace of the lord will be with you always. >> let us offer each other the sign of peace. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> behold him who takes away the sins of the world. blessed are those called to the supper of the lamb. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> you're watching communion, the core part of a catholic

i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett and "out front" tonight, breaking

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and remember he told erin burnett the other night, yeah, maybe i've been a lit l childish.nd try to act a little more presidential because that's what people are looking for. that's what the jeb bush people hope bush will give them as an alternative to donald trump, somebody who looks serious and substantive although without the style. >> the adult in the room. >> well, they hope. >> let's not forget in this new poll he's still way ahead. >> yes, he is. >> among all the republican candidates. dana, you had a chance, you sat down for this interview with jeb bush. you followed him out on the campaign trail. talk a little bit about his demeanor. does he seem ready for a fight? or is he discouraged by these low polls? >> if he's discouraged he's certainly not going to show it. i mean, it would be hard to imagine that he would. i'll tell you what i have found fascinating being out with jeb bush whether it was in astonia this summer or elsewhere here on the campaign trail. when you're in the room with him he comes across as very comfortable in his own skin. he's clearly very smar

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> trump on top.a and new hampshire expanding. in the same poll bernie sanders soared past hillary clinton in new hampshire. plus police say two vegas cops ambushed while sitting at a red light. were they shot at simply because they were waearing a badge? two broethers attack and nearly kill their parents. they seemed like a normal family. what went on behind closed doors? let's go "outfront." good evening. i'm jim sciutto in for erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, trump reaching new

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erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonight, breaking news, donald trump, the republican front-runner, you can see him there, wide lead in the polls today. he's speaking out live in his first appearance in new hampshire since he took an anti muslim question from a supporters. he's speaking live and we're going to listen in. >> and by the way, nothing to do with this but we're going to get rid of the regulations mounting up on a daily basis. it's ridiculous. regulations that are going to go by the wayside. there will be some but they won't be the nonsense that every single day is happening. every single day. the plan will provide major tax relief for middle income and most other americans. it will totally simplify the tax code. will grow the american economy and all of this will add up to a point where we're not going to be increasing our debt. if anything, if it really kicks in like i think it might, we'll start reducing our debt and reducing it bigly, which i want to do. and, again, it's -- i know the people i'm running against and i know democrats and republicans. they

bill clinton known once upon a time as "the big dog" speaking earlier today to erin burnett about his wife's presidential run and polling that calls her trustworthiness into question. and, yes, the big dog showed he could still bark. >> oh, come on. i've answered these questions for three days and i'm not here to practice politics. if i were sitting in your chair and you were sit hearing and you wanted to run for office and i had four or five months to make sure nothing but the opposition's negative claims on you were run and i presumed your guilt with every question and i beat up on you, do you think i could run your favorables down? you know you could. >> yeah. >> so, look, i trust the american people. they are innately fair burr tt have to have more disclosure. she wants her e-mails released. the state department and intelligence agencies are arguing about whether any of them should be retroactively classified. that will play out however it does. but she's the only secretary of state in history that ever said just release all my work-related e-mails. and so far, as i said, you get

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erin burnett "outfront" has more. >>> tonight, president bill clinton and hillary on her track recordetary of state. >> i think she looks great. she did a great job. >> and what the former president thinks about the attacks on his wife. >> you can't think and should not be able to insult your way to the white house. >> plus clinton and a long-time friend talk about living forever. >> you couldn't pick a better subject that we want to live a long time. >> that is all ahead on a very special

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonight, donald trump still soaring in the polls. now over 30% nationally. still slamming his rivals. can his insult strategy win it all? >>> plus, 13 shootings along an arizona highway in just the last 12 days. now police fear a copycat shooter may also be out there. we are live on the scene. >>> a former olympian and tennis great tackled by new york police in a wrongful arrest. did officers use excessive force? let's go "outfront." >>> good sciutto. trump lobbing new insults. donald trump is now the first gop candidate to top 30% nationally in a new cnn poll, gaining eight points in the last month. even as his lead widens, trump is taking his attacks from the political to the very personal. during an interview he took on the only woman in the field, carly fiorina saying, look at that face, would anyone vote for that? today, trump lashed out and ben carson, one of the few republicans he had not insulted yet, after carson questioned trump's religious faith. here is how trump responded on cnn's "new day." >> frankly, he looks -- he m

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonight, standing by for a major speech by donald trump tonight on the deck of the "uss iowa," trump expected to detail his national security plan. we are live in los angeles. >>> while trump speaks, his republican opponents are hunkered down preparing for tomorrow night's crucial face-off with the front-runner in less than 24 hours. >>> carly fiorina, a trump insult pumped new life into her campaign. will there be a trump/fiorina showdown at the debate? >>> let's go "outfront." >>> good evening, "outfront" tonight -- donald trump firing shots across the bow. trump taking to the deck of the us iowa," a storied battleship with distinguished service in both world war ii and korea. his advisors say that he will use this illustrious stage to reveal his national security platform tonight. the audience already gathering aboard the "iowa" which is moored in los angeles. trump's addressed the only public event today for any of the 16 republican candidates. rest of the presidential hopefuls behind closed doors prepping for tomorrow night's cr

erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" tonight, trump still silent.rance in the face of withering criticism over his failure to correct a remark by a supporter. and we're standing by live for an appearance by carly fiorina. will she go after him tonight? >>> and the texas high school students who tackled a referee. how do they justify the brutal blind-sided hit? let's go "outfront." good