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carly fiorina has done something similar. you mentioned donald trump. he has also been much more -- people were surprised that he was so forthcoming with his finances too. he seems very readily willing to do something similar. i think, just in the age we are in, you need to have transparency. sean sullivan: it has been a couple of busy week for the supreme court. i wanted to get your thoughts on a couple of the decisions, specifically the decision they handed down on gay marriage. we have seen a split among some republican candidates for president. some say we should keep fighting. we should push for a constitutional ammendment to define marriage as being between a man and woman. others, such as jeb bush and marco rubio, say the fight is for religious freedom at this point. where do you come down? do you think republicans should push for a constitutional amendment? matt schlapp: let me start off by saying don't you think it is interesting that when john kerry ran against bush, he was for traditional marriage, not gay marriage. barack obama when he first

fiorina.one of the points that the defenders make. fetal research has been used for in testing drugs and has been useful in finding cures for diseases. the national institutes of health spent $76 million on research on fetal tissue. you may not like the way it's happening, but don't these tissues, don't the organs go for a good cause? >> well, let's just start with her comment about a heavily edited video. i mean, i find it fascinating that planned parenthood and emily's list are so concerned about a heavily edited video. i don't recall them being concerned about a heavily edited video of say mitt romney at a fund-raiser or them being concerned about edward snowden.ad a lot of things that information has come out that we needed to see. so instead of going after the people who have put out this video information we clearly need to see, let's talk about the issue here. of course they're trying to change the subject. of course they're trying to say this is life saving research. i just find it ama

fiorina. that's one of the points that the defenders make. fetal research has been used for in testing drugs and has been useful in finding cures for diseases. the national institutes of health spent $76 million on research on fetal tissue. you may not like the way it's happening, but don't these tissues, don't the organs go for a good cause? >> well, let's just start with her comment about a heavily edited video. i mean, i find it fascinating that planned parenthood and emily's list are so concerned about a heavily edited video. i don't recall them being concerned about a heavily edited video of say mitt romney at a fund-raiser or them being concerned about edward snowden. we have had a lot of things that information has come out that we needed to see. so instead of going after the people who have put out this video information we clearly need to see, let's talk about the issue here. of course they're trying to change the subject. of course they're trying to say this is life saving research.

. >>> carla fiorina is battling the clock tonight. the republican presidential candidate needs to maximize her visibility and favorability in order to make the field for the first debate here on fox august 6th. senior correspondent adam how's housley. >> reporter: the first official candidate to make the pilgrimage to the republican presidential library, carly fiorina spoke to a packed audience as she continues to fight for traction in the polls. >> i would remind people that at this same point in previous presidential elections, the polls, the pundits and the money said that jimmy carter couldn't win, ronald reagan couldn't win, bill clinton couldn't win, and barack obama couldn't win. >> reporter: fiorina admits it's a bit tough for some candidates to break through the donald trump media frenzy. but even so she doesn't focus on her paste rivals instead 2308ing the famous reagan 11th commandment, aggressively questioning president obama and the record of democrat hillary clinton whom she says turned a blind eye to human rights offens

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and carly fiorina joins us live from manchester, new hampshire, good morning. thank you for joining us. i want to start right there with the iranian nuclear talks. you said you would have walked away from the talks a long time ago. if you were president, what would you be doing with iran? >> well, i would have walked away, because if you can't walk away from the negotiating table, the other side just keeps negotiating and that's precisely what happened. we have caved on every major goal that president obama sent, as senator menendez pointed out. sao, i would walk away and i would tell the iranians, until and unless they are prepared to open every nuclear facility, for full inspections we'll make it as difficult as possible for them to move money around the system. and beyond that, of course, we should have recognized from the outset that china and russia have not been negotiating on our side of the table. it is in those two countries' interests that iran's economy is open. they have been negotiating on iran's side of the table. >> let's talk about the economy r

we will discuss both issues with presidential candidate carly fiorina debates jesse mcintosh. >> rand paul tries to re-ignite the his base. >> we will ask the senator about a strategy to regain the momentum ahead of the first presidential debate. >> our sunday group weighs in on a slump in the polls for clinton. and donald trump's threat to run as a third-party candidate. >> look, i'm a republican. i'm a conservative. i'm in first place. >> all right now on fox news sunday. >> hello again from fox news in washington. hillary clinton's campaign has been hit by a bombshell. news that two inspectors general have sent a referral to the f.b.i. about the mishandling of classified information on her private mail account. in a moment we will have a debate between republican presidential candidate carly fiorina and a top official of emily's list about that and the underscore planned parenthood votes. first, though we will get the latest from ed henry. >> this weekend, hillary clinton is trying to finally rip the band-aid off and get this scandal behind her but there are new signs today that mo

seven and john kasich up two spots to number eight so let's start with carly fiorina. is she up? >> no one suffered more from donald trump's emergence as a top-tier candidate for the republican nomination other than carly fiorina, little known, filling a similar niche, tough-talking business person outsider et cetera. she suffered a lot but she found a way to fight back and listening to her talk about the planned parenthood controversy and the democratic party, it is clear that she knows how to not only throw a punch against hillary clinton but in dealing with donald trump and the things he's saying and doing she's demonstrating she's got the ability to do it so she gets a nice plus up this week for surviving the donald storm. >> okay. let's move on to john kasich of course, the governor of ohio and he just announced last week so you would expect him to jump a little bit in the polls. is that the only reason that you put him up or do you think he has other steam behind him? >> well the steam that he's got is new hampshire. look, john kasich i don't know whether he told

welcome back i have to call you miss fiorina now i think. sure does donald trump have your phone number? >> no he znl the. >> what do you make of this all. lindsey graham's campaign manager saying because of trump's bombastic and ridiculous campaign we're not talking about obama's horrible deal with iran or clinton's plans on the failed national security agenda do you think trump is hurting the republican cause? >> i do think donald trump taps into an anger that i feel out there as well. people are tired of professional politicians. because all they do is talk nothing really changes. and we have longstanding problems in this nation whether it's sanctuary cities that have been around for 15 years or an insecure border which has been around 25 years. think about what you have been talking about on your show today. we had a terrorist attack at a military base on u.s. soil. we have hearings going on because a young woman was killed by a felon who had to be deported several times and was nevertheless lulling around in san francisco. we have a pla

rubio and carly fiorina.arson feels, outsiders know voters are sick of sanitized sound bites, formulated speeches and a lot of talk and to no action. on the other hand i guess i say to donald trump, in the tend it's hillary clinton that we have to beat. maybe it would be nice to take a shot at her occasionally as i have been doing for months. >> dignified or worthy of the office he seeks. we have a president now that has no class. i don't believe the language mr. trump is employing is worthy of the office. i just do not. >> i think they're both nice people. i really don't know them. they're fighting hard trying hard. we'll see how they do. honestly i think they're nice people. carly is right. we have to attack hillary. she was the worst secretary of state in the history of the country. she's got plenty to lose by. i'll beat hillary if chosen. i have thousands of hispanics employed. they love me. marco rubio is doing his thing. >> you appear to be doing your thing and doing it well. a poll came out and i think

and we have carly fiorina blasting the office of personnel management compromising the security of 22 million people and she says that the basic job of protecting liberty was flubbed and they were left standing around saying who let the dogs out. he compares this to the va and speier calls for immediate action and dismissals. but it's obvious that nothing is ever going to change in either place. these are just two examples of monumental government failure that expose how big and stupid these institutions have become. and it's not going to get any better until someone bold and smart waltzes and in meaningfully reduces the size of government. now, the most entertaining taskmaster was none other than sinead o'connor who emerges from obscurity every few years to growl at pop stars. and she posted on facebook what is a person doing on the cover of rolling stone, the music has officially died. who knew that it would be rolling stone that officially murdered a. take a look at that. women leaders are the new men and corporate rock magazine still sucks. thank you. yes we have on the show tonig

carly fiorina. she said what donald trump tapped into is something she, a nonpolitician resume is seeing out on the campaign trail. carly fiorina said it's anger among the voting public. >> it is. by the way this is the new great narrative question. the mainstream media believes we'll have the same election we always do, the one they are used to which is the narrative who has the most money. >> the best polls. the best advisors. >> as opposed to an electorate that believes the country is in decline, their children's futures are in danger and they are being screwed by the powers that be. by the way when bernie sanders pass bankers he said they are all crooks. >> you know what you did, john just a couple of seconds ago. you hit the snooze. oh my goodness. >> i wasn't snoozing. >> is that what this country is looking for? is it too early to be talking about this. does the spectacle get the response perhaps because people aren't ready? >> no they are ready that's why they are churning out and have to mo

next, carly fiorina at a campaign event in new hampshire. then a discuss on u.s. -- discussion on u.s. vulnerability to cyber attack. then the author of the selfie vote. the former hewlett packard ceo and current gop candidate carly fiorina spoke monday at a town hall at turbo cam international in barrington, new hampshire. the event was announced by the stafford county republican committee. ms. fiorina made some remarks before taking questions from the audience. this is about 45 minutes. [applause] ms. fiorina: thank you so much. thank you for that warm welcome. thank you so much for that warm welcome. it is great to be back in new hampshire. did everybody have a great fourth of july holiday? great. it is always good to pause and think about the truly extraordinary nature of this great nation, which is why you are all here. it is why i am running for president. i got a little bit of time off with my family on the beach, which was wonderful. so we spent it, my husband with my daughter and son-in-law and two granddaughters. every time i look

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. >>> that brings us to our next guest carly fiorina. she broke through at hewlett pack ard. after getting fired in a board room shake-up. she's reaching higher than ever. >> i'm carly fiorina and i'm running for president. >> reporter: the only woman in a sprawling gop field. touting her experience. her personal journey. >> i'm a cancer survivor. >> reporter: and taking on hillary. earning her good reviews at early campaign stops. can that energy boost her poll numbers and buy a ticket to those first debates. >> and carly fiorina joins us live from manchester new hampshire, good morning. thank you for joining us. i want to start with the iranian nuclear talks. you have walked away from the talks a long time ago. if you were president, what would you be doing with iran? >> well i would have walked away, because if you can't walk away from the negotiating table, the other side just keeps negotiating and that's precisely what happened. we have caved on every major goal that president obama sent as senator menendez pointed out. until and unless they are prepared to open every nu

he is getting beaten by carley fiorina. it's not because carley fiorina is spikeing. she is doing terribly well. she won't make it on the debate stage either. unless something changes. she is trying to make something change, sending out this e-mail appeal asking pootomy send her money so she can make it onto the debate stage. now i don't know you can't buy. i don't know how the money will help. she may decide to spend that money the way chris christie is which is trying to get him on the debate stage. he's another candidate on the bubble in terms of whether or not he will be allowed to debate poll numbers are so low for christie right now. it's very questionable whether or not he will be allowed to debate. groups supporting chris christie's campaign decided to dump a quarter of a million dollars into running pro chris christie ads on the fox news channel. which must be a nice thing for the fox news channel? they set is this rule that hay will only let ten people and decide which ten are allowed into the debate based on national poll numbers. so any republican that wan

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santorum fiorina, kasich graham jindal pataki. what do you think of how they are doing this next debate? >> well, i think there are certainly many candidate who is are very disappointed by how this is being structured. part of this is a reality of television and also just a reality of good debating. there's no way you can have all of these candidates on stage at the same time and actually have any one make any kind of point. there's just not enough time to do it. but i do think there are plenty of people who will be disappointed that you won't see the broader, more diverse republican field all on stage together. by cutting out carly fiorina and bobby jindal you don't sort of see the spectrum of republicans running. and that's a disappointment to a lot of republicans including a lot of republicans, and to the republican national committee. >> ryan do they end up getting that spectrum of thought because you'll are the trump effect at play on that stage. and he harnesses so much more of the extreme views. >> sarah made a great point.

having said that, and i listened to carly fiorina, i would like for republicans to give us numbers.nment is back but tell us how and why. >> it's messaging. the democrats have been spectacular at simplistic messaging, realistic things that the voters can latch on to, even if it's not true okay? sometimes. so the messaging is you're dead on on that charles. ed henry and charms thanks. great to see you. >> blast on a beach sent a woman flying out of her chair. what are investigators saying about the mysterious explosion? cleaning up and assessing the dang acknowledge wild weather across the central u.s. right back. ♪ [music] ♪ jackie's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today her doctor has her on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. >>> welcome back to "the real story." some severe weather across the country to talk to you about because it impacted people across the nation's heartland. people knew louisville, conclude, cleaning up. severe storms in minneso

under carly fiorina in the polls. rick perry is so far down in the poll also that not only is he not on track to make it into the republican presidential debates, rick perry is losing in the polls even compared to the other people who aren't going to make it in the republican presidential debates. he really is getting beaten by carly fiorina. it's not like that's because carly fiorina is spiking in the polls. she is doing terribly as well. she's not going to make it on the debate stage etherks not unless something changes. she is trying to make something change. her campaign sending out this e-mail appeal asking people to send her money so she can make it onto the debate stage. now, i don't know you can't buy -- i don't know how the money will help. she may decide to spend that money the way chris christie is which is trying to get him on the debate stage. chris christie is another of these on the bubble whether he is going to be allowed to debate. poll numbers are so low for chris christie it's questionable as to whe

and carly fiorina, $5 million. between her campaign and super pac, about $5 million.o numbers yet from jeb bush or rand paul. scott walker is not even announced candidate yet. we will talk a lot about fundraising numbers going forward. of these six who have released data, which one seems like they are doing well? heidi: there are some surprises in here like how did ted cruz raise this much money, when in the beginning the presumption was that would be his achilles heel? but i feel strongly that our campaign finance system is such a hot mess that you cannot put too much stock into these numbers right now. there is going to be all kinds of what the numbers look like now is different when -- fro next year. i think you can't put too much stock into it when you have all this a dark money coming in. and then there is the sugar daddy primary. they are going to be candidates in a free market system who should have flopped in a free market system, but if they have a sugar daddy they will be continuing. mark: the two things that impressed me was ted cruz super pac money. i wond

carly fiorina former ceo of hewlett-packard, is another declared candidate for president in "rising to the challenge," she shares lessons she learned from her difficulties and triumphs. south carolina senator lindsey graham released an e-book on his web site. in "my story" he details his childhood and career in the air force. former arkansas governor mike huckabee gives his take on politics and culture in, god, guns grits and gravy. in leadership in crisis, louisiana governor bobby jindal explains why he believes conservative solutions are needed in washington. george pataki is running for president. in 1998 the former new york governor released, "pataki" he looks back on his path to the governorship. kentucky senator rand paul calls for smaller government and more bipartisanship in his latest book taking a stand. another entrant into the 2016 presidential race is former texas governor rick perry. in "fed up," he explains that government has become too intrusive and must get out of the way. in "american dreams," florida senator marco rubio outlines his plan to advance economic opportun

i think carly fiorina is an accomplished woman. if she is not on the stage shame on the republican party. >> she is not com plaining. >> i am complaining to the republican party you are using national polling at a time when it doesn't matter. give everybody an equal chance of getting their say and the difference between 10-16 you cannot determine. the margin of error is 5.7. if my voice is not heard i think something is lost. if i don't do well over time i will fade away. starting out with a name contest isn't the way to do it. >> isn't it up to the candidates to get their name out? there was a golf company not doing well and having products being launched in two or three years and they said that is too long. so if you want to get into the debate you need to speak out. >> you have been a senator for a long time and had multiple opportunities not just on this network but other channels to get your message out. it can't just be name id. >> you think if my dad -- >> if you look at the voting base in those states it would be in the mil

fiorina: thank you so much. thank you for that warm welcome. thank you so much for that warm welcome. it is great to be back in new hampshire. did everybody have a great fourth of july holiday? great. it is always good to pause and think about the truly extraordinary nature of this great nation which is why you , are all here. it is why i am running for president. i got a little bit of time off with my family on the beach , which was wonderful. so we spent it, my husband with my daughter and son-in-law and two granddaughters. every time i look at the two of them it reminds me why i am doing this. before i get into all of that, i want to tell you some think special about the young woman who introduced me. how wonderful to have a young woman like that say that she admires and respects me. that gives me a lot of energy and motivation. one of the things may be that this community should know about abigail is she lost her mother last night from pancreatic cancer. so please keep her and her mother in your prayers. but how extraordinary that this youn

gop presidential candidate carly fiorina. on american history tv on c-span3, tonight at 8:00 p.m. at college professor. -- a college professor. sunday evening at 6:30 a best-selling novelist. get our complete we can schedule at c-span.org >> in his weekly address this week the president supports passage of the fair housing act. senator warren -- lamar alexander of tennessee has the republican response. president obama: hi, everybody. it's our job as citizens to make sure we keep pushing this country we love toward our most cherished ideals that all of us are created equal, and all of us deserve an equal shot. this week, my administration took new steps to bring us closer to that goal. almost 50 years ago, republicans and democrats in congress came together to pass the fair housing act. it's a law that says landlords can't turn away tenants solely because of their race, religion, sex, national origin, or disability. and it made a difference in this country. still, the work of the fair housing act remains unfinished. just a few weeks ago, the supreme court ruled that policies segreg

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ted cruz is down more in like fiorina territory, perry, kasich, christie territory.n jeb bush territory. the huge $38 million for his super pacs puts him in the top tier in terms of fund-raising. it's interesting. and now we know the very interesting explanation for why that is true. to get to that $38 million haul, cnn now reports that $15 million of that came from two brothers in texas, fracking billionaires, another $11 million from a hedge fund guy in new york, $10 million of that came from, this congressman's son. so, the son and a hedge fund guy and two fracking billionaire brothers have given ted cruz $10 $11 million, $15 million. do the math. take your shoes off if you need to. the four guys have provided $36 million of the $38 million super pac dollars. $36 million of the $38 million. 95% of what ted cruz has raised is from four guys. two of them are brothers. and none of that has been enough off to keep ted cruz out of fiorina territory in terms of his polling in the early states. but those four individual rich guys, those four individual giant donations ar

republican candidate carly fiorina said that if she becomes president she wants people to be able toout their phones and vote on ideas during her speeches. [ light laughter ] which worked out well for people who already have their phones out during carly fiorina's speeches. [ laughter ] what's that? >> steve: i'm voting. >> jimmy: carly fiorina also said that she doesn't personally support legal marijuana, but she respects states having the right to vote on it. which backfired when stoners were like, "hey, hillary's pretty cool after all." [ laughter ] i'm not hill -- this is just crazy. according to a new survey lord voldemort, from "harry potter," actually has a a higher favorability rating than most gop candidates. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: what? >> jimmy: in other words, he who must not be named is more popular than he whose name i forgot and what's her face. [ laughter ] and this is pretty big. i saw that vladimir putin traveled to italy to meet with pope francis yesterday. they said he should be done with confession by sometime next fall. [ laughter ] [ rus

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carly fiorina is with us in studio 57 and welcome. >> thank you.hat it's much better than the alternative. and he will go about trying to to explain to congress about the aspects of this. >> yes. unfortunately, he says it makes a nuclear arms race less likely. our arab allies have said just the opposite. so has israeli. there is reason for suspicion here that is not partisan. you have a whole set of arab allies and saudi arabia israeli, we know don't agree on very much. >> why do they think it makes an arms race more likely? >> i think it is because iran has demonstrated bad behavior for 30 years. we know they have been trying to cheat on this deal. we know they have been funding proxies with a strategic objective of destabilizing the region. we know that when sanctions are lifted, they will have more money to fund those same proxies. we know that china and russia have not been negotiating on our side of the table because it has been in china and russia's interests to open iran's economy. so there is a lot of reason to be suspicious here. it would

joining me is a candidate for president carly fiorina. great to have you back on the program.you think that the issues of the day are run as a mating with people? talk about what your campaign is. how do you stand apart in the 16 person field of the gop presidential election? >> 80% of the american people think we have a professional political class that is more focused on its own power, position and privilege and getting anything done. people are sick of the status quo of politics and politics as usual and they are right because we have festering problems with how long has supported in insecure? 25 years. how long have there been sanctuary city's? 15 years with how long as the va been a scandal? 20 years. it goes on and on. they look to someone from the outside who is qualified to challenge the status quo. secondly need to get this nation's economy going and growing again and that means we need somebody who understands how actually works and the engine of economic growth in this nation has always been new businesses, small businesses, a family-owned businesses agreed two thir

. >>> and carly fiorina comes to studio 57. the only female republican candidate in the race. >>> we look at today's eye-opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> today the united states is has achieved something decades of animosity has not. >> historic nuclear deal with iran is reempached. >> i'm concerned about the nuclear arms agreement. >> flash flooding in eastern kentucky swept away cars and small structures. dozens of cars and other buildings are damaged. >> $3.8 million reward is offered for the arrest of guzman. >> accused of plotting with isis planning to use a pressure cooker bomb. >> a teen found alive after surviving a plane crash. >> she showed up after walking through the woods for days. >> president obama commuted sentences of drug offenders serving time in prison. >> i believe these folks deserve their second chance. >> find him in the club of those that filed bankruptcy. the shocking turn for the rapper. >> a texas police officer pulls over a car, notices the driver is choking. >> all that. >> tom frazier, home ru

. >> it could be fiorina too. >> of course. you could check off carly fiorina. she had all of those things, did she not? >> she is impressive. >> oh yeah, that lady. >> listen, before we erect a statue, yes, she is amazing and she is the consistantly since 2011 the most powerful woman in the world, but can we put this into context? they have had a series of [bleep] leaders for hundreds of years. >> they have been on the wrong side of everything forever. i would like to point out that she is getting a lot of goodwill based on the fact that she is the exception to the rule. >> compared to what? >> everybody. >> that's the question you put to a leader, compared to what? they stack up usually. >> the drug lord known as el chapo is still at large after tunneling out of prison last weekend. the tunnel, a marvel of ingenuity, has been named tunnel of the year by tunnel magazine. he tunneled out of a tunnel a mile long and tall enough to stand up in. it had lighting and a motorcycle that was custom built to ride on rails. not kidding. a dea agent said it had to cost abo

today, carly fiorina spoke to that. >> people are angry. >> reporter: but lindsey graham who likes fiorina a wrecking ball. >> there are some people who love donald trump, and say he is speaking the truth. i think he is being a demogogue. >> reporter: and walker's battle between the unions and the victory, cause him to unite under social establishment conservatism. >> it is also the basis for this message of his that he is not only someone who is going to fight but somebody who can win. >> that was kelly o'donnell reporting. >>> and voters watching the 2016 presidential election but they may be overwhelmed by something else that would be battle initiatives. state lawmakers say it would be easy to qualify for the statewide ballot. sponsors need to collect signatures from the 5% of the number of voters who participated in the last governor's election. that translates to 365,000 signatures which has really opened the flood gates. experts say about two dozen initiatives will likely qualify for the 2016 ballot, which has critics pointing fingers at the legislature for calling the change. >> the

now we can say that whitman is not supporting fiorina. whitman and fiorina have a lot in common. >> i have a lot in common with chris christie -- >> that's true too. >>> keeping with the political theme, donald trump heads to the border today, his first visit since making the controversial comments. nbc's jay gray is in laredo texas with a closer look at today's campaign stop. >> reporter: donald trump travels to the border later today, with some saying he's crossed the line for his run for the white house. >> let no one be mistaken his candidacy is a cancer on conservatism conservatism. it must be clearly diagnosed, excised and discarded. >> reporter: in many polls, he's the leading the contender. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists, and some i assume are good people. >> reporter: trump stands by his comments, and the real estate mogul says he will win the latino vote because he will quote, butt them to work. his unapologetic stool has stirred up the early race. after publicly releasic lindsey graham's pers

carly fiorina is the only mix in this giant field of candidates. it would be nice to see her in the mix and it would be nice to see people like that mix it up. not just with other people who are not being allowed to run but to see them mix it up with guys in the top tier. do you think you'll be getting that in your event? >> yeah. it's funny. we have ten candidates. the limit for fox, a nice base for us to grow on. and you mentioned a couple who are in the top ten. dr. carson is in the top ten. and i think the last time i looked, ted cruz was in the top ten as well. i would be shocked if fox didn't find a way to have carly fiorina on that stage which may to go your question that what polls will be used and win. i was listening to your run up to this and about the candidates and whether they had been here that much. beca because they have to concentrate on fox. there were so many of them, it is hard to keep count how many times they are here. the impression that the voters get here in the other states, that they're all here all the time. they're not

if donald trump collapsed one of the can bats like carly fiorina my rise. squeeze one ear the other ear is going to get bigger. >> the candidates who need a spot in the debate the most is rick perry so he can show the voters that he is for real this time. we will see. >>> going after the irs, congressman jason japheth chairman of the over site committee asking to fire john cost nin saying the head of the tax agency flat out lied to congress during probes into whether it targeted conservative groups. >> mr. cost nin failed to testify truthfully. the statements he made are false. it is well documented but they are false. there are consequences for misleading congress. >> he adds if the president won't fire him congress could move to impeach the irs chief. >> ooeb administration destroying phone records of people during the monitoring program. five yeerdz of records gone. all of the data will be purged starting early next year. a limited system will start where analysts can request meta data on an as-needed basis. >>> the heat is on for millions of americans t

sunday evening at 6:30 p.m., carly fiorina visits with new hampshire voters.an history tv on c-span3 tonight on "lectures in history," the factors that led to the great depression and president roosevelt's actions to help the american people and the economy. sunday evening at 6:30 p.m., the burning of columbia, georgia and why sherman is not the villain of popular legend. get the complete c-span schedule at c-span.org. >> each week america -- american history tv brings you " reel america" bring new films that show public policy in america. ♪ [bells chiming] ♪ narrator: in 1849, it took the clipper ship flying cloud 89 days to reach san francisco's golden gate harbor from new york. in the spring of 1945, no point on earth was more than 40 flying hours away from san francisco. in those 100 years, san francisco grew larger and the world grew smaller. it developed into a vigorous and cosmopolitan center of culture and industry and shipping for the war in the pacific. and for nine weeks in the spring of 1945, san francisco -- for 9 san francisco was the center of m