genevieve, i was going to ask you, who do you think has the most to gain tonight? >> well, honestly, i think maybe carly fiorina in some respects. i mean, jeb bush and scott walker and these folks all need to get in there, but, you know, she's there because of how well she did last time and surprised people who didn't know who she was. so she's gotten a lot more media coverage, if you will, after that than she had gotten before. so i think a lot of people are going to be looking at her for the first time. and she set a high bar for herself. if she does well again, i think you're going to see her continue to rise in the polls as well. >> you know, brian, how could this end badly for trump tonight, if that's even possible? i mean, we've watched him rise in the polls doing things that would have killed anybody else's candidacy. so is there -- what's the pitfall here for trump, if there is one tonight? >> oh, there is one. i mean, look what happened. we had a campaign the last election cycle where a candidate, rick perry, just melted down in the middle of his debate. i

that's the reality here. >> genevieve, the question here is not the president's policies. we're talking about a big chunk of the republican party who doesn't believe the president of the united states was born in the united states, and they don't believe that he's christian. they believe he's muslim. there is that guy at the event. answer that question for me. >> the question was -- i think you're linking the two, and i get it, but the question is whether they thought he was a muslim or christian. it wasn't whether he was born in this country or not. and so what if he's a muslim? is that a bad thing? >> facts are stubborn things. he's not a muslim. why do so many people in your party believe he is? that's the issue. everything else is a sidestepping the conversation. >> the particular poll that you looked at, the cnn poll said 43%, and the washington post said they felt that was a high number. apparently 29% of independents think so. but i think what's interesting here is the way that hillary clinton answered that question today. if you go back to 2008 and hillary's interv

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. >> reporter: genevieve is like many keep-year-old girls. >> i have kind of always struggled with negativee and i mean i weighed 120 and i weighed one exact and eye waved 190 and no matter what i weigh i've always felt i was fat. >> unlike other teenaged girls jenny decided to create a video about body positivity and self love. >> i just felt like it really needed to be said. i know a lot of people who also deal with it. it's really common thing to deal with. >> reporter: she tells me at first sean going to share it, but then decided to post it to her facebook page. it was then shared by the bully project, a social action campaign aimed at stopping bullying in kids lives. the video has since had 1.7 million views reaching people all around the world. >> i've had people message me from canada, egypt, pakistan, england, turkey, um, everywhere. israel. >> reporter: she says hundreds of people have been messaging her thanking her for the inspiring video. jenny says the video was way for her to look back at how far she has come. >> over the last two months i have sort of like the video says sur

thank you. >> thank you, genevieve. niger ennis. >> it's great to be with so many american patriots here today. [ cheers and applause ] >> it's an honor to be on the right side of history because history will record those who stood by the side of freedom, stood by the american people, who stood by our most critical ally in the middle east, israel, and who stood by the people of iran, you see? the persian people are an educated civil people born from a great civilization more than three millenia old, but this obama, clinton, kerry, corker deal is responding to the will not of the people, but of the mullahs, the very mullahs that oppress their own people. the voice of the persian people was ignored by obama and the kerry regime and the clinton regime in june of 2009 when they all cried for freedom in the streets, and they asked obama what side do you stand on, and there was deafening silence. this deal, just like obama's opening of cuba does little to promote liberty in iran or cuba but does much to empower and embolden t

genevieve, that's quite a precipitous fall.ng that's turning people off at that rate? >> i think it's what she's doing that's turning everybody off. iowa polls or frankly national polls, which is she's not being forth coming about the e-mail scandal and not portraying herself as someone that's trustworthy. look, at the end of the day, it's not something that hillary can portray as a sexist case against her. it's not what her clothes are or what she looks like. this is about a real scandal that's brewing that she has not been upfront on. i think even women are coming around and saying, look it, i can't defend this. >> and the women are the bed rock of her campaign, can she win without it? >> i don't think she can. i think that any democrat would have a tough time without winning a large percentage of the female vote, especially single female women have been a growing foundation for democratic candidates and certainly been one of hillary's core constituencies and she is winning the same among women as she has with men. it's dropp