we will talk with joe trippi. and former conditionedidate for lieutenant governor and a fox news contributor as well. and you took howard don't who was not initially known for a time in the presidential race. and why did lindsay graham not catch fire? >> i don't know why he didn't. and he was to preoccupied with trying to, to move the country on than it was willing to go and he was most hawkish. and that is in syria and even in the republican party. and that is he had opened the conversation that other candidates are taking up the suggestions. has he served the party in that regard. and we take the republican party and the country will be better off thanks to lindsay graham focus on that issue. it is the most important. and as far as why he department really gel, he's been in capitol hill a long, long time. and having those votes would not take you very, very fall. and that is capitol. and that is saturday night and more intensey on donald trump. and jou nine mentions of donald trump. i think trump is the big winn

jon: joining us now, joe trippi, former john dean campaign manager. and david, you heard the cheers there from that crowd in south carolina. what do you think of donald trump's proposal? >> there is no credible percentage or a majority that would agree with that proposal. where there is overwhelming support not just amongst republicans but also democrats and independent is knowing who is coming into this country and protecting our borders. as national security becomes more and more of an issue in this campaign it becomes more after problem for hillary clinton. republicans are laying out a clear, we are going to fight terrorists and win this war. where what did we hear just sunday when she did the sunday talk shows? she gave you more of the policies we have had under president obama which are causing voters great concern. and why they want to see a different direct when it comes to national security. jon: donald trump said a lot of things that would have made other campaigns implode. but it doesn't seem to affect him. will this in any way hurt his camp

joe trippi is back with me now. brett o'donnell. first over to you. you think the implication is for hillary clinton given that she is so close to robbie manuel? >> i think that there are two implications. this is more of the same. a scandal of the clinton years. it will bring those back to the surface. there is also a long-term implication. rightfully asking the policies that democrats are practicing in these big cities really helping the people they claim to help. do they really help the poor? do they really help the disadvantaged. the answer will be no. schools are failing in chicago. one of the most violent cities. policies that have taken those cities down. trish: martin o'malley was the mayor of baltimore. stating the own challenges. joe trippi, how do democrats fight act against this message that many republicans may be highlighting on the campaign trail? policies have consistently failed in these big cities. >> i think they make that argument all they want. i do not think that it will go very far in most of the inner cities of the country. rob

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i disagree with something joe trippi said about how he would be demonized by hillary.'m sure they'll try to demonize whichever republican. you can taken marco rubio as a cold hearted insensitive billionaire who is plotting to make his friends richer and poor people poor. here is a guy who just paid off his credit card debt very recently and is much closer to the average american in terms of income and economic circumstances. it will be hard for them to paint him as an uncaring plutocrat. to go into a fall campaign without wearing the richie rich label that always gets thrown at republicans. >> there's a bit of a problem in that that you already detect in some of these polls, joe, that marco rubio is approaching a kind of a ceiling. he's having difficulty getting past 10 to 12%. how strong a candidate is that? >> you're sitting here with trump and carson and cruz. just all the outsiders adding up to 60% and rubio and the establishment barely getting into the high 20s if you add them all up together. i'm not disagreeing that it would be a different attack than the one de

and joe trippi, a fox news contributor. >> how is it, talking about terrorism and the economy that we all get consumed by a debate by this yiddish verb -- term that i didn't know was a verb. >> i have developed a callus about a lot of that stuff that trump does, but i think that -- because it's ratings driven, fun, easy, doesn't require a lot of explanations and the media are suckers for it. >> catnip. he says this is a yiddish term that meanly means beaten badly, though it does have another meaning. >> it's sometimes used in an alternative form, but there is an argument to be made he did mean it, and no one is really sure. the fact is really trump can say just about anything. he can say just about anything in this campaign and it's a-okay. i just question how many judgment will fall upon him in the general election when he's dealing with another group of voters. in the primary season, he can get away with it. >> hillary clinton tweeting it's not the first time he's demonstrated a penchant for sexism. the humiliation, this degrating language inflicts on all women. the term isn't that

howard dean campaign manager joe trippi. i welcome both at this moment. ed, let me start with you.arson is low energy, jeb's the loser, but does it raise some stakes somewhat to go after democratic frontrunner? >> this is perfect strategy at this point in time. he beat up the entire republican field and eliminated, or jeb bush, pounded him to the back seat. a lot of rerepublicans can'ts to see what candidate will be in the fall with hillary obvious nominee. 50 years i never seen anyone dominate the media both cable and network like he has. the more he attacks her more he dominates media. eric: never seen anybody, haven't seen anybody with type of insults that he hurls out that raises him in the poll. joe, you're shaking your head over this. what does this do to hillary? is it possible that could backfire on hillary when she attacks trump the way she did? >> no, it is helping both of them. i agree with ed. this elevates trump. puts him in the position of sort of being the gop standard-bearer against the hillary clinton who is presumed to be the nominee on the democratic side. that o

jon: joining us now, joe trippi, former john dean campaign manager. and david, you heard the cheers there from that crowd in south carolina. what do you think of donald trump's proposal? >> there is no credible percentage or a majority that would agree with that proposal. where there is overwhelming support not just amongst republicans but also democrats and independent is knowing who is coming into this country and