king abdullah of jordan is asking for bombs. he is going to china trying to get that help. the egyptians have asked us to share intelligence. the kurds have been asking us for intelligence for three years. they are prepared to fight in theymust be defeated but cannot do it without leadership from the united states of america. [applause] yes, ma'am? you, right there. [indiscernible] fiorina:

king abdullah of jordan is asking for bombs. he is going to china trying to get that help. the egyptians have asked us to share intelligence. the kurds have been asking us for intelligence for three years. they are prepared to fight in theymust be defeated but cannot do it without leadership from the united states of america. [applause] yes, ma'am? you, right there. [indiscernible] fiorina: the question is about alzheimer's. i lost my father to alzheimer's. so i understand. i understand the heartbreak of this disease. many of you who follow my campaign for a while now i believe that the government is broken. powerful, and at, corrupt. 75% of the american people agree with me. that does not mean there are not things we should be investing in. we should be investing in research around these critical diseases like we should be investing more in mental health or in treatment of drug addiction, something i also know is very close to my heart. every time we say there is something important we need to invest more in the federal government says i need more money. you will need to s

we have a moderate and quite from edible leader in king abdullah of jordan. we have an ally in the new democratic government in tunisia. and a fragile democracy in lebanon. nations that are both under assault by radicals and terrorists. across the region, responsible governments need no response persuadingneed no and what the moment requires. meets the unique circumstances in each of these two countries, iraq and syria, in which isis now has territory. and let's start with iraq and the five broad actions i would take as president to help remove the threat from that country. first, we must support the iraqi forces, which right now have the will to win but not the means. as matters stand, the united states has been helping to reconstitute iraqi security services enter a to the kurdish peshmerga. we need to broaden and expedite our efforts to help ensure iraqis rebuild their security sector, not only to win against isis, but to break free of iranian influence. that effort should also involve greater engagement with the sunni tribes, whose fighting units served s

. >> king abdullah of jordan complained to congress that members of the senate were putting up bureaucratic road blocks. what kind of role would he play in your foreign policy? mr. rubio: jordan really does not have a well-developed economy. they are not an oil country. they are sustained by foreign aid from the gulf kingdoms and the united states. we need to confront that. they also have a significant portion of the population that feels disconnected and disaffected by the current system of government and economics. long-term, that is a toxic brew that could lead to rebellion and instability. those are issues we need to help them deal with. the most immediate threat is they have a refugee cap on their border that houses hundreds of thousands of people. they have a major problem. i think it is important that jordan be a willing partner in this effort. it is important for us to allow them to improve their military abilities, were our commitment to that. i think it is important for us to help them deal with the crisis they are facing at the border. the truth is that the aid has been slow in c

what i think we need to do to provide king abdullah of jordan with the bombs and materials that we has been requesting for a year and a half. >> you think he could do that without u.s. ground troops? >> i think the jordanians, the saudis, the kuwaitis, the kurds are all fighting isis on the ground. they know this is their fight. yes, they need leadership, resolve, support and material from us. we haven't provided any of it. if we did, it would make a big difference. >> do you think you'll be on the debate stage next month? >> well, i certainly hope so, i think we have gathered a lot of good momentum. you know, i prefer to call it the happy hour debate, by the way, but when i went into that debate, less than 40% of republican voters had ever heard my name. i'm not a professional politician, i'm not a celebrity. so as more and more people get to know who i am, our support continues to grow. i'm looking forward to being at the fair tomorrow, on the soapbox tomorrow. >> okay, t thanks so much, ms. fiorina. >>> next, matthew dowd and donna brazile are standing by for full analysis of where

king abdullah of jordan has been asking for bombs and material. we have not provided them. to china. the kurds have been asking us to arm them for three years. we haven't done. so the egyptians have asked us to share intelligence. we're not doing it. we have arab allies. they're not perfect. i know every one. but they need to see leadership, support and resolve from the united states of america. and we can help them defeat isis. >> next question on the u.s. supreme court. it's been 42 years, senator santorum, since roe versus wade. many consider in this country to be a case of settled law. recently the u.s. supreme court ruled on same-sex marriage. is that now settled law in america today? >> it is not anymore than dred scott was settled law to abraham lincoln who in his first inaugural address said it won't stand. and they went ahead and passed laws in direct contravention to a rogue supreme court. this is a rogue supreme court decision, just like justice roberts said. there is no constitutional basis for the supreme court's decision. and i know something about this. one o

be arming the kurds, we have been talking about it for three years, we ought to be giving king abdullah of jordanans and providing australia, japan, the philippines, with the support that they have requested so that together we can push back on china, which is becoming our rising adversary. maria: how will you deal with vladimir putin? >> i won't talk to him. i met him and we've talked way too much to him. but vladimir putin will not stop until he faces, senses, strengths and resolve on the other side. it's why we must peed ll lly -- immediately begin rebuilding the sixth fleet and begin building the missile defense program in poland. i would conduct regular aggressive military exercises in the baltic states and moving troops in and out of germany. vladimir putin will get the message, but we ought to quit talking to him. we talk way too much. maria: final question, carly on debate night. poll after poll, most what's most important to you. the economy and race. how do you expect to bring us together under the umbrella of race relations and why people and to try to help bring the country together g

we ought to be giving king abdullah of jordan, another fine man, the bombs he requested. s that seem to be making sense? >> she has a very fine, nuance understanding of the issues, especially for somebody who completely lacks policy making experience in the government whatsoever. with her, we've got a little bit of the opposite of donald trump. you have to hear if that's going to translate into good policy making. >> which you only know if you get the gig. >> exactly. >> marco rubio has spent a lot of times overseas and does consult with military leaders. here are some of the things that he would do. >> this administration has failed to anticipate impending crisis, ignore the realities of the globalized economy and sought to make america light rather than respected. politics before policy and adversaries before allies. i will undertake a three-part plan to roll back president obama's deal with iran and repair the damage done to ameri america's standing in the middle east. >> that wasn't as specific as he was capable of. kind of generic. overall, though, gillian, you think

he tells us following the killing of 20 druce in eastern syria, residents appealed to jordan's leaders to help. >> we called on king abdullah to support our people. we were promised by his highness that he'll give support. we hope that druce in the area will be safe. >> jordan announced it will support the communities along the borders, including the druce. while the government hasn't said specifically what that support will be al jazeera learnt that it includes deliveries of military equipment and weapons >>> the threat to other communities near the jordan border is growing. this video is thought to show groups targetting sites outside the city in june. syria's druce are facing increasing attacks partly because of religious beliefs and also being loyal to president bashar al-assad. this is a jordanian member of parliament. and tells me jordan has long resisted involvement in syria's internal conflict. after the military carried out air strikes against i.s.i.l. protecting the border is a top priority. >> translation: if i.s.i.l. were to capture the areas near the border it would be a security issue. the government decided t

tells us following the killing of 20 drews in eastern syria in may by the armed sunni group the president's appeal to jordan's leaders to help. we called on king abdullahsupport our people. we were promised he would give us support and drews will be safe. >> jordan has announced it will support syrian communities along its borders including the drews and while the jordanian government hasn't said specifically what that support will be al jazeera has learned that it includes deliveries of military equipment and weapons. the threat to other communities near jordan's border with syria is growing. this is thought to show rebel groups outside the city in june. syria's drews are facing increasing attacks partially because of their religious beliefs but also for being loyal to president bashar al assad. a jordanian drew's member of parliament tells me jordan has long resisted involvement in syria's internal conflict but after its military began carrying out airstrikes against isil late last year protecting the border has become a top priority. >> if isil were to capture the areas near our border it would be a major execute issue for jordan. the government dec