lindsay graham, bobby jindal, george pataki. and rick santorum. the prime time debate featured jeb bush, ben carson, chris christie, ted cruz, carly fiorina, mike huckabee, jon kasich, rand paul, marco rubio, donald trump, and scott walker and beyond their shared words of affection for ronald reagan, the candidates quickly sought battle. who won the prime time debate? >> i think you would have to say carly fiorina won it, john. she was prepared. she was programmed, she was articulate. she was crisp. she was tough, and after the debate was over, a lot of people said she had won, and she has really won overwhelmingly, the post game debate, and all the tv shows and talking shows show people who think she won are going up, up and up, long after the debate is over. i will say this, carly fiorina is being projected, if you republican party. someone who will do for the establishment, take down trump, which the establishment is desperate to get done. i don't think anybody was badly some people did well. i think some people did very well, but there's no do

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people were asking general questions like how tall is lindsay graham and who is lindsay graham's wife. you can see it on google. you could see the spikes on immigration. they also were interested in going after hillary clinton. he this wanted to know more about when lindsay graham talked about having drank with other members. they wanted to know about linted say graham drinking on google. and then during the main debate in the evening here is where everything shook out on the main debate stage. they were looking at carly fiorina. jeb bush in 3rd. number three on there. ben carson came in following that as well. the list went down the line further. let's go to twitter. this is where we saw this trend after the first debate people taking up the most twitter followers. carly fiorina on twitter receiving the most response on twitter last night. marco rubio came out like gang busters in the first debate did well last night people searching for those individuals the most and receiving the most twitter followers as a result. john skasich had a following he said he needed to connect with the

lindsay graham. he was at zero. and now he's at zero. however, he did have a pretty good debate. >> 0.0, son. >> i think you can look at the bottom seven. you look at the bottom seven, and i think that all of those campaigns could probably see themselves closing out before thanksgiving. >> how long can you run for president? zero like you. >> nobody wants you. >> first of all, cost benefit analysis, right sn so what are they getting at if they're getting around? >> their message. >> lindsay graham says at least i'm getting people to talk about isis. >> rand paul is down to two from three. >> these people are going to have to make a choice very soon. >> great to see you both. thank you. >>> you just saw the new numbers among those moving up fast. rich lowry and chris are here next with where this fight could be headed. plus, breaking news on hillary clinton, the f.b.i. and what they're finding on the computer server she thought she wiped clean. and then the kentucky clerk speaks about what happened in jail. the new threat to her freedom a

lindsay graham. he was at 3%. now he's at zero. perry attacked me. now he's gegt out of the race. >> so rebecca, i think that's the strength of the trump candaidacy saying i will not be bought. jeb bush is a special interest crowny bought out by all these corporations. i'm a self-funder. everyone else who attacks me, they seemingly lose all their support. this is a strong line for donald trump to run on. it i peels to conservatives that are very queasy about jeb bush because of dynasty politics. >> it absolutely does, luke. he's really playing from the arnold schwarzenegger play book. he used that wealth to say that he was incorruptible, that he couldn't be bought. and he ended up winning, of course. his advisor on that campaign is mike murphy who is running jeb bush's super pack now. it's really very interesting to watch. >> only in america one could say. john, if you look at the recent monday moth poll, trump again in the lead. ben carson number two at 48%. you pointed out something i think is interesting. a problem for trump in a place like iowa a

ladies and gentlemen, please give a warm, national press club welcome to senator lindsay graham. [applause] >> thank you all very much. my new phone. [laughter] >> yeah, i went with the i-phone so i am sure their stock -- the number is not part of the speech. to the press club, thanks a ton. a real in-depth analysis of iran is going to be held on the capital tomorrow when trump and cruz speak but i will bore you with what i think. i think i am lucky to be here to talk about something so important. there are so many people who jealously guard the first amend: it is in your care, use it wisely and i don't give many written speeches but this is too important. i cannot think of something more important than this week and next week in the senate. president obama's deal with iran could only be reached through a long series of mistakes and miscalculations. his biggest mistake was disassociate iran's destabilizing behavior from their nuclear ambitions. obama opened up funding for the war machines for the word world's great greatest sponsor of terrorist. for israel, it provides their chie

lindsay graham said if donald trump was nominated he would hold his nose and vote for trump.f they're going to do this loyalty pledge. they would have to go to lindsay graham. >> donald trump is interested now in, winning caucuses, winning primaries. can somebody get elected president with 82% unfavorable rating among hispanic vos panic. that assumes it will stay that way. anna would disagree with this. we saw a turnaround favorability rating where he went from 27% to 62%. >> he can make a dent in that? >> sure, sure, sure. this tends to preisnsent a caricature. the meeting with the hispanic chamber of commerce. the guy came out and said he wasn't the kind of person he expected to meet at all. he sat there quietly. listened, was thoughtful. they disagreed on issues. you know there is a long time to go here. as donald trump gets further into this. becomes more "presidential" people will have a different view. >> gracias, appreciate it, everybody. thank y'all. >> gracias, adios. >> adios. 360 exclusive, the family of kate steinle, their first interview, the lawsuits and claims

the next day trump gave out senator lindsay graham's phone number. >> he gave the number. >> i wrote the number down. >> recently they questioned faith on cnn. trump countered with this. >> go back. now all of a sudden we have on low key. making bush like the energizer bunny. trump criticized fiorina's looks. would anyone vote for that. >> i'm not going to spend a cycle wondering what donald trump means. i am climbing in the polls. jindal calls trump entertaining, but says it's a policy approach that is alarming. he doesn't know anything about policy, has no idea what he's talking about, and makes it up on the fly. trump's response dash: classic trump in a campaign that he continues to dominate >>> police in arizona say yet another shooting on a phoenix highway may be connected to 10 other shootings in the past 12 days. this time a delivery truck was hit. one or more shooters appear to fire bullets and bbc bees at random vehicles in the phoenix area. so far no one is injured, but a 13-year-old girl was cut by glass when a bullet shattered a wind sheemed. a $30,000 reward is to be off

chris christie, of course, is looking desperately for -- >> and lindsay graham. >> and lindsay graham. but really, those two are looking for break-out moments but they cozy up to the media sometimes and they're trying to break out of the pack and get some attention and chris christie by doing this could get himself on television and can make these remarks and try to find a way to break out in new hampshire again and that's what he's doing and the rest of the republicans are not speaking up about this. >> you mentioned trying to get attention. of course, this is how trump used to get attention before he was a candidate. this idea, this smear, this false attack on president obama that obviously is already taken up way too much political oxygen was something he pushed in 2011. erin, let's play some of that for you from donald trump. >> make these birthers into the worst idiots. why doesn't he show his birth certificate? >> i'm very proud of myself because i accomplished something that nobody else has been able to accomplish. i was just informed while on the helicopter that our president

only one without talked about what he would actually do in office was glassy eyed potato man lindsay grahamt there. during the earlier kids table debate the south carolina senator shared his boozey plan for bipartisanship. >> he sat down with tip o'neill, the most liberal guy in the entire house. they started drinking together. that's the first thing i'm going to do as president. we're going to drink more. (laughter) >> chris: oh my god. (applause) >> chris: which we can do in the nascar track around the white house! take it from me, my head is

body wants to send -- except lindsay graham. pat: he and putin get on just like that. clarence: he'll be pals. john: there's a dynamic in the debate that's quite interesting and that is that the dynamic is something guess of called bravo, which is housewives who argue with each other. clarence: i thought that was a cable tv channel? eleanor: it is. john: the dynamic is they argue with each other. hat is what's going on here. putting one of the candidates against the prospective view of another and engage him in spritely conversation in bravo, the real housewife series, one housewife confronts others another housewife is saying about them, usually behind their back. cnn deliberately copied the real housewives formula. it preff faced each statement with a statement another candidate had made about the candidate being questioned. this format was taken directly from bravo. point of view in junior high you go up and say did you see what so-and-so said behind you? eleanor: and you have voters trying to decide what the difference is, i think it effectively pitted them against

like senate colleagues bernie sanders and lindsay graham. >> reporter: one a democrat, the other republican walking in the same parade in milford. >> this is when people start to pay attention. this is the first inning of a nine-inning game. >> but the truth is he and most of these candidates lake businesswoman carly fiorina have been at it full-time all summer. are you up for 14 more months of this? >> oh, you know, this is pretty fun. yeah, i'm up for 14 more months of this. are you guys up for 14 more months? (cheers and applause) >> reporter: sanders may have had the best day with a huge crowd of well-wishers. >> hello, everybody. >> reporter: after that new poll found him leading hill re clinton here by double >> reporter: where were you when you saw those poll numbers and what did you say? >> i said wow! >> reporter: how do you explain this huge shift in just a couple of months. >> people are saying you know, he's right. maybe we do have to deal with income and wealth >> reporter: clinton campaigned in iowa today where she still has an edge, though it has gotten smaller. and vice pres

and the other one would be lindsay graham. perhaps i did a better job than they did. and they all went down. you know, ben and i have gotten to know each other over the years. i like him. i don't know. i can't tell you what's going to happen. i really don't know. you know, politics is a very strange thing and a very strange place that you end up in. akd i can tell you that he's somebody i like on a personal basis. >> when we come back, why he thinks a lot of democrats will vote for him. points, points, our points. there has got to be a way to redeem our hotel points. i just want to take a vacation. this seems crazy. oh really? tell us something we don't know, captain obvious. ok. with hotels.com, when you collect 10 nights you get one free. oh. so you only need to know how to count to 10 to earn a free night at places like that nudist resort. yeah i don't know how that got there. because you stayed there, took a selfie and hung it prominently on the wall. hm? hotels.com. they won't judge your life choices. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a p

. >> lindsay graham. >> yeah. >> lindsay to me on national security, on military and, and -- rubio, i think the two of them, probably have the best feel for that. that doesn't mean i will endorse them. it is much bigger than that. it is also something that, you know, going to depend on a president's learning curve and who he brings in with him as to how you handle this. >> with this upcoming debate. a lot of people now, you have trim w donald trump fighting with dr. ben carson. carson says he will not continue that. with carly fiorina. jeb bush. a lot of people on the stage who are trying to figure out how to deal with donald trump as they have been for the last couple months. how would you if you were against donald trump be dealing with donald trump? >> i wouldn't. >> you wouldn't? >> i would not. there have been enough lessons you are not going to beat him at his game. you will have to beat him at your game. you will have to hope your game works. i think jeb is handling it correctly for where he stands right now. he is being rational. he is being reasonable. laying out positions. l

not inspired lindsay graham which is unfortunate because he could use the help frankly.t is low sugar. low sugar option coming in at 40 grams of sugar. i fear for our future and you should, too. hopefully you will make it to your next birthday. hat peep birthday sopg is free for all to sing poorly. the copy right is invalid. no one should crop it as the bummest song ever. it is 4 lines long and 3 of them are exactly the same line. nobody understand profits more than gizelle bunch on. the super model and wife of the most hated man in america has photographed modeling shots for $700. no, that must be 70. no? not a typo. $700. that book costs more than most coffee tables. don't buy it. and finally, wrapprapper chris may be banned from performing in u australia. back to you, greg. >> thank you. >> an interesting way of ending a segment. i see what you did with the chris brown joke? >> what did i do? >> i don't know. i don't know. anderson cooper if i were up there he would be all over the place. >> if you were up there. there is more bias there. >> thank you so much. that wa

senator lindsay graham not going to appear because his poll numbers aren't high enough. neither is donald trump whose response to a question about muslims in america from a town hall attendee who also suggested the president is a muslim is getting a lot of attention today. >> we have training camps growing, do they want to kill us? >> we are going to be looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that. >> hillary clinton soon after tweeted the quote donald trump not denouncing false statements and hateful rhetoric about muslims is disturbing and plain wrong. cut it out. but trump says it is part of the game. >> mike huckabee who is a terrific guy said i am going to attack you because the only way i will get publicity is to attack you. he was having hard time getting air time. he said the only way i am going to get air time is to attack you. we laughed. >> as for everyone else we expect to hear more specifics about policy at this forum in greenville since the 1 # 1 republicans can't all be on the stage at the same time struggle to go get a word in. he

. >> lindsay graham has been a jag officer 33 years and co-sponsored a bill to limit the president's release gitmo detainees. >> we are a nation without a jail when we need a jail. now is not the time to let them out of guantanamo bay. >> every american can be proud of the job our military does there every day. it is the best military di detention facility. and the islamist equivalent is a pile of heads. >> the u.s. faithfully made the annual lease payment of 4085. and the cuban government refuses to cash the checks. cuba considers the presence of america illegal. what arrangements is still up in the air. part of his plan to normalize relationship with cuba and cancel the lease agreement and close guantanamo bay through that route. >> are you linking his policy shift to the gitmo closing. >> this is my biggest fear. normalizing relationship with cuba we'll cancel the lease that allows us to it operate in guantanamo bay and thereby closing the prison. >> the issue of gitmo is a separate american decision and not part of negotiations with cuba. >> cuba long claimed that our presence is

adam tonight at the republican debate the so called undercard debate, senator lindsay graham one of the low level presidential as pyrants, he said what's needed is a regional force with jordan, turkey, the united states making up about 10% of that to go in and in his words pull i.s.i.l. out by the roots. but that is something the obama administration has steadfastly refused to even consider. adam. >> jamie mcintire at the pentagon, thank you. molly o'toole is a politics reporter, at that senate armed services hearing at a. molly, good to have you with us. you had a front row seat. i was wondering what was the mood throughout this lengthy hearing from the senators? >> it was a very tense hearing, i mean many armed services committee hearings tend to be a little tense with senator john mccain holding the gavel. that's sort of his style but particularly heated today. senators both sides of the isle, aisle, train and equip program for syria, the context was very obvious amid reports that some intelligence analysts feel that their own assessments of the i.s.i.s. fight possibly have been cook

. >> lindsay graham has, chris christie has and ted cruz has not and that's you in the media trying to do this, trying to pit us all against each other but this is what trump has brought on this republican field and this is what drives some of these other candidates crazy about him. why do we have to respond to something stupid he does? well, you know, all of the parties sort of is in this together a bit and democrats are trying to have fun here and i have no doubt and don't forget the white house press briefing today and also you heard josh earnest try to poke that and say let's see what the republicans have to say about this. why they don't i'll just say enough is enough and who cares what the president's religion is? >> colin powell said so what if we have a muslim for president. he's not, but we make it as if having a muslim president would be the end of the world. that's prettiee on that's pretty. >> inflammatory in itself. >> right. >> the democrats need to be careful at how much they say oh, no, no no. calm down guys. we are freedom of religion country. >> not a lot of reasonabl

but you know if only the oh early there were many republicans who wanted to do that, too, lindsay graham and john mccain were for this she's saying things would have been different if my policy recommendations were followed. she's going to answer why she couldn't convince the president, what good were you if you couldn't get him to do this. but this is a big, big difference. >> she is right and the president wakes up three years after her advice, and announces it's now almost exactly a year ago. that he's now going to lead a 62-member coalition against isis. remember the mistakes he made in launching of the airstrikes. 62 nations have produced an army of nine. that's unique i think in the history of warfare. it was so humiliating that that was the moment that putin chose, after the announcement of the complete failure of our policy of arming very late, training very late a minuscule number of nonjihadi fighters. that's when putin could step in because the world could see how the policy had failed. clinton is right, her advice was right, it was ignored. we can see the consequences. >> we

lindsay graham, i think has spoken up. do you know how many muslims are on the congress? >> two. >> two. and they are active >>> in alabama, a church shooting injured three, including a baby and a pastor, happening in east thelma, during sunday services. james minter's target was believed to be his girlfriend. he was between the girlfriend and the baby when the shots were fired. he ran away, was captured by police and charged with three counts of attempted murder. >> thousands taking to the streets of texas, with two messages about violence, police and black lives matter. people travelling from across the country to join the marches. police supporters donning blue outfits. raising awareness for racial bias, for law enforcement and dangers communicatesies face. >> -- communities face. >> they are the boys in blue. i have to court them. i've lost too many. >> raising awareness na black lives matter. all lives matter. in this case black lives matter. we are gunned down, shot, beat up by police. police arrested six near the capital in austin after a shot broke out. no one, th

including the democrats and republicans, including donald trump, jed bush, chris christie and lindsay graham. davis is a hero to eadvantagelico christians. and with those voters comprising half the electorate. mike huckabee pounced, pledging to take davis's place if she faces more trouble. >> let kim go. but if you have to put someone in gaol, i volunteer to go. let me go. lock me up if you think that's how freedom is best served. >> texas senator ted cruz, another darling of christian conservatives appeared on tuesday at the kentucky gaol, although crews did not speak at the rally, a rally featuring one confederate flag. >> davis's lawyer refused to say whether she will defy the law again. as it stands, liberal groups, including american civil unity unions declared victory. the goal to stop kim gaves imposing religious beliefs. for now, whether you are straight or gay, you can get a marriage licence from davis's office in rowan county, kentucky. >> davis told friends she'd return to work. for her clerks, it will be a distraction. most of them have pledged to issue marriage licences, whether

lindsay graham 1.sanders, $700,000, marco rubio $500,000 and martin o'malley coming in with the lowest at zero. >> wasn't he mayor of baltimore? >> governor. >> that makes sense. >> governor of maryland. tommy says he's mayor of baltimore as well. >> and he can't handle money. >> this is not this is not -- >> it's forbes so they got something going on there. ben carson look at you with $26 million. what's the most surprising to you, kimberly? >> it was my ben, 26 million. how does he get all that money? he's my political -- >> hillary is the middle of that. you have trump, carson, fiorina. slide hillary in there. these are people in private industry. they made money and come to run for president, not because they're career politicians. the problem is the ten or so worth five, seven and 10 or 15 or $20 million. who have never done anything but hold public office. how do you become a 20-millionaire working your whole life for the government making $150,000 or $200,000 a year. how does that happen? >> how

been different if we had moved early there were many republicans who wanted to do that, too, lindsay graham were for this she's saying things would have been different if my policy recommendations were followed. she's going to answer why she couldn't convince the president, what good were you if you couldn't get him to do this. but this is a big, big difference. >> she is right and the president wakes up three years after her advice, and announces it's now almost exactly a year ago. that he's now going to lead a 62-member coalition against isis. remember the mistakes he made in launching of the airstrikes. 62 nations have produced an army of nine. that's unique i think in the history of warfare. it was so humiliating that that was the moment that putin chose, after the announcement of the complete failure of our policy of arming very late, training very late a minuscule number of nonjihadi fighters. that's when putin could step in because the world could see how the policy had failed. clinton is right, her advice was right, it was ignored. we can see the consequences. >> we should point out

arguably, lindsay graham probably has the most actual hands-on experience in the military long time in the reserves i believe. but he has obviously been in senate for a long time. dealt with foreign policy, use. yet he know it doing well at all in the polling. >> no, that tough guy, bully attitude that is all part of the same picture with trump. which is i'm tough. i'm really going to drive hard bargains. i'm going to make tough deals. i am going to fire people. you are fired. why doesn't he say to the president of russia, your's fired. that kind of tone. people like it. david is right not just entertainment. this is deadly serious stuff. we are a long way from the election. >> david you worked in the white house for democratic and republican presidents to. donald trump's point. well, look i may not know the details on something. but i hire really good people who do. i will surround myself with a really smart team. that's how i am going to deal with this stuff. and you know when push comes to shove. i will, i will wade in and learn better than abode. is that a valid argument. there hav

. >> kasich, carly fiorina, lindsay graham and scott walker will all be at a labor day picnic in newpshire. walker is on a motorcycle tour trying to drum up support. marco rubio and rick santorum will be in south carolina. the big story remains hillary clinton and her dwindling lead. >> this is one of the most important elections that we've had in a really long time. >> some supporters are concerned about her email. >> there are a lot of unanswered questions right now. >> i think it's been blown out of proportion. >> it takes a lot of work to install a private server system in your basement. >> labor day picnics and parade, the unofficial start to the campaign season. >> reporter: vice president biden is at a labor day parade in pennsylvania today.i>> as tracie just mentioned vice president biden is in pittsburgh on this labor day. this morning he spoke at the kickoff at the allegheny county labor day parade and he talked about why unions are so important to the american workforce. >> without the ability to sit down wit

remember we had the jack ass comment, lindsay graham. you remember that? but you hear trump say "he started it." >> it sounds like my house with my girls, "mom, he hit me." >> it can be childish. >> the fact is this has become a campaign of personality and insult. it keeps us all in tuned on what's going on on the gop side of the race. we're not paying attention to what's going on on the democratic side of the race. why? because they're rolling up their sleeves, throwing the punches. the problem is we have to go back to the issues. governor jeb bush rolled out his energy plan. we're not covering that that much. we're focused on the fact that donald trump is going back and forth on calling marco rubio a clown. i think it's not presidential. >> van, should democrats being loving this? it kind of takes the edge off saying i can kind of just watch this go by a little bit. >> you're split. when you're a democrat, you watch this stuff and you shake your head and think to yourself how can one person, fine, he's a billionaire, has the tv show, how can he drag an e

let's talk about this with brett o'donnell, president of o'donnell and associates working with lindsay graham'sampaign and is helping senator graham prepare for tomorrow night's debate. you worked with then senator barack obama and worked with george bush against perry. how do you prepare a candidate against donald trump? >> i think you don't want to think about just donald trump. >> that is a mistake. if you teach your candidate to focus on him is the big mistake. the first. is get message and drive page out. >> their message. >>er that message e message to the public. if you are just debating donald trump, you are taking his bathe, really, you have toest r effectively counterpunch donald trump should he attack you. >> rand palm was aggressive in the last debate going after donald trump out of the blue. >> i think that's a mistake, you are playing into donald trump's hand. he made a living. he says he's an effective count puncher. if you go after donald trump first, you are playing into his hands t. best way is to drive your message. really the two people loving life in this primary right now

they're rick santorum, bobby jindal, george pataki and lindsay graham. they're all hoping to receive enough of a bump to make it to the next larger debate. >>> a special prosecutor has been appointed to investigate allegations made against loudoun county sheriff mike chapman. the allegations center around whether he illegally obtained and published private e-mails of his republican primary opponent. also at issue whether the sheriff illegally concealed the true source of campaign donations in his run for reelection. he calls them nonsense and politically motivated. >> reporter: happening today a vote that could change your ride to and from the airport not only here at national airport but dill less international as well. and we are -- dulles international as well. and we are talking about lyft and upper. the washington metropolitan airports authority today will decide if the car services can operate a airport property. the proposal in question calls for a one-time fee of $5,000. that gives the car service a special permit. get this. drivers would then pa

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republican presidential candidate lindsay graham said this on msnbc. >> this supreme court case is bindingn her actions as a public official in kentucky. i sympathize with her religious believes. she's a public official and those of us in public life have to issue the law as the law is written to every american. >> hillary clinton tweeted marriage equality is the law of the land. officials should be held to their duty to uphold the law. end of story. joining us is dan savage, host of the savage love cast, eugene, matt lewis, senior contributor for the daily columnar. it seems linldcy graham is the only candidate that got it right today. >> it does seem that way. the judge that jailed kim davis earlier today is now under protection. has bodyguards i've heard. i read on-line. the rhetoric that mike huckabee is throwing around and others on the republican side is dangerous. as the kind of rhetoric donald trump is throwing around has been dangerous. people have been assaulted. people are not thrown in to jail from personal beliefs. this is a contempt of court case. that's it, period, the end.

we saw that in the earlier debate with the lower tier candidates tonight, where lindsay graham was tryingexplain what it means when the president can veto what you can do. if the president is going to veto it, then it's probably a waste of time to try to do it or to waste a lot of time on it. and that's the kind of comment, apparently, that the typical trump voter doesn't care about. they think you should shut down the government, even if it is over something the president would veto. >> the trump base, i agree with -- i read both piece ans they were excellent, but the -- >> i just want to emphasize, rick is a republican strategist and i want you to know he's analyzing the trump situation from a republican perspective and these are brilliant pieces. >> because this is in my household, the trump supporters are so disgusted with washington that they don't think trump can make it worse. there point isn't government is the enemy, it's that government has been so corrupted by career politicians that someone that can shake it up -- and let me tell you something, if trump wants advice on the nex

congratulations at lindsay graham sc, you just got four points in your home state of sc. better than 0 nationally. you are only 26 points behind me. after democratic candidate bernie sanders lost control of his microphone to black lives matters protesters, trump tweeted. how is bernie sanders going to defend our country if he can't defend his own microphone. very sad. trump went after the president during the ebola scare. i am starting to think there is something seriously wrong with president obama's mental health. why won't he stop the flights. psycho. in another tweet he asked if the president is stupid or arrogant. trump has nearly 4 million followers on twitter. so his tweets hardly go unnoticed. his favorite word when firing off these zingers seem to be dumb and dopey. he uses the word great a lot too. but mainly about himself and things he likes. trump goes after the media too. retweeting this about fox news' megyn kelly after she returned from vacation. the bimbo back in town. i hope not for long. this a but anderson cooper. what a waste of time being interviewed

you have lindsay graham attacked me. he was at 3%. now he is at 0. perry is getting out of the race. he was at 4% or 5%. rand paul attacked me. i saw the last poll, monmouth poll today. where i'm leading by double figures and rand paul is down to less than 2%. and he attacked me. now, jeb bush also just went down in the monmouth poll very big. so i don't know. i mean, they're going to spend -- he's going to spend lobbyists' money and special interest money. remember this. they have total control over jeb and hillary and everybody else that takes that money. nobody knows the system better than me. they have total control. you understand it very well because you've been covering it for a long time. those people that are putting up those millions of dollars have total control over your candidate. i will tell you this. nobody's putting up millions of dollars for me. i'm putting up my own money. [ applause ] in fact, i feel a little bit foolish. people are offering me millions and millions of dollars. you know, when you're in first place, you can collect

lained lindsay graham saying he should apologize and others say he needs to drop out and that is not going to happen. >> greg: thank you, see you later. rosanna: greg, a lot more bike racks around town. citi bikes. color. i won't ride one. tell me more. rosanna: they are in jersey city as well. the system is 350 bikes at 35 stations making it the largest bike share system in the nation. it is interchangeable with new york's system, so riders that commute between jersey city and new york are able to use their memberships for both. you can take your bike from jersey city to new york city? >> greg: you take it on the boats. the ferry system. rosanna: is that okay? greg: you just reported that. put it on the ferry and you are fine. rosanna: okay, yaer. greg: don't worry about it, it is not on your way to work. jacket. we have cool readings north and west of the city. the numbers in the 40s. monticello 52. 59 in central park. we have clouds spilling in across the area and we are going to have a mix of sun and clouds for monday. low pressure we are watching, it is towards the south, it is

and labor today fiorina and lindsay graham and walker will head over to salem. words of the big picnic this afternoon. walk wither took his harley through the mountains and visited all ten counties in the granite side. the race for republicans is lopsided. donald trump and ben carson has more than 51 percent of the iowa caucus goers supporting trump and carson no one is close it is a 15- way try. and in new hampshire trump has a lead. and ka sich and carson are tide just over the margin and the rest of them are bunched together in the basement. on this labor day. outsiders are beating the political pros. after labor day tv ads will hit and all of the money and millions will raise. and the billion that trump might take out in the bank account will get spent. things the get nastier. if trump leaves the race there will be a brutal musical chairs. all of them that have money and games that make them viable. >> money changes everything in politics and carl cameron live in washington. patty ann has more. >>> a reversal in the democratic poll ps. bernie sanders pulling

. >> if you actually saw the debate before, the only one speaking reasonably was lindsay graham. we have to figure out how to fix the broken system. they're trying to figure out how to thread a needle where donald trump has awoke i don't know a very extreme base of immigrant supporters and they have to make sure that base is united to ensure they get out in front of of in the primary. you have the republican establishment shaking their head at donald trump saying we can't have this anti-emigrant rhetoric. this same issue has been being discussed since the last presidential election and the last 25 years. >> theresa, how interesting we get to speak in english and in spanish on telemundo. >> developing now, a tsunami advisory is in effect right now for parts of the california coast and hawaii following a massive earthquake in chile, in south america. let's go first to the u.s. west coast. this is a live look at the coast in long beach, california. things look pretty peaceful right now. it's just after 6:00 a.m. local time, coming up on 6:11. in chile, look at this, at least eight p

i think the other case study we can kind of look at is what happened with lindsay graham.rump released his phone number, he came out with the ad beating his cell phone. it was a great add but didn't catch traction. hopefully her ad will do a little better. as a woman, i'm slightly biased there. >> you know the bush family well. what does he have to do tomorrow to break through? he's in the single digits. >> if i were jeb bush's campaign, i'd stop the rigorous practices. jeb bush has to clear his mind and he has to inspire. he has a conservative record when he was in florida, he's a doer. he wants to provide an optimistic message. with that being said sometimes it's best to let it go, bring out the emotion, bring out the gutsiness. we know he's a policy wonk. now we have to see that emotional side, really talking about people he's met, people he's been trying to help. stories. bringing out the true jeb bush, which i think he's had a very hard time doing. >> angela, immigration is something really important. sometimes i think i'm living in two americas where the immigration

lindsay graham under the rules had to pull back from that in order to run, where he was j.a.g.d in the defense department under reagan, why do you think these candidates are not getting traction? >> they have nothing to do with their military service. senator webb, marine officer fighting in first line combat units. lindsey graham spent 30 years looking at the armed forces. you back off the issue and say why are people voting yes or no in primaries. that's a whole different issue. i would again go back to the general notion -- the terrible situation we have with president obama, such a good man, but he goes out in public on sergeant bergdahl's parents and releases five terrorists. i always thought if they had a retired sergeant major working in the white house, they never would have done that. the armed forces are the most respected institution in american society, and people need to take that into account, particularly if you want to be commander in chief. >> general mccaffrey, always appreciate your expertise. thanks for making the time. >> good to be with you. >>> up next, a

lindsay graham is lower than him, a sitting senator and the message of foreign policy gloom and doomoured all 99 counties in iowa and sort of still way behind in iowa and i would think of the four of them probably wouldn't be jindal. he has a little bit of momentum in iowa. other three in risk of dropping out if they don't do well tonight. >> all right. we'll be watching. reporter david, get the see you. >>> hitting the like button on a post you don't like may soon be a thing of the past. >>> and 'head in the next hour, unnecessary roughness or flat-out assault? more of these disturbing moments caught on video in a high school football game that has some fans saying foul play. ideas are scary. they come into this world ugly and messy. ideas are frightening because they threaten what is known. they are the natural born enemy of the way things are. yes, ideas are scary, and messy and fragile. but under the proper care, they become something beautiful. hey! let me help with that. [ music playing ] oh, thank you! [ laughing ] [ music continues ] introducing the one-and-only volkswagen go

>> i'm still sticking with my friend lindsay graham. i'm sticking with lindsay all the way.say, let go. >> all right, waving the lindsay flag. you're a good friend. >> thank you. >> undersecretary of state rick stengel joins us next. >> last night the moon went through the earth's shadow when the earth was at its closest orbit and it gives that rusty hugh color. almost looks like what you think mars would look like. so amazing images around the world. unfortunately the eastern half of the country had lot of cloud. many areas of the west had a beautiful show. let's talk about the weather for this monday. as we go throughout this week, we're going to finally get some areas that desperately need rain a lot of rain. i'm not talking unfortunately about the west, you may have to wait until el nino this winter. here's the seven-day forecast. the potential for wide spread 1 to 3, some sports could get 4 to 5 inches in the next rain. for today, it mostly in the deep south, new orleans, tampa, miami. a beautiful day in chicago. not many of these left, 79 and sunday. it tuesday to wedn

several candidates coming out today, perry, hillary clinton among them on the left and we have got lindsay grahamump apologize and what we have seen of trump so far, that's probably not going to happen. that to him and his campaign shows weakness. >> exactly. so far, you get hillary clinton, the white house, bernie sanders all really on the left, even graham is a fairly liberal republican compared to donald trump so i don't think it makes a huge difference. those people attacked him already. i do wonder if the sustained news media focus on this birther controversy particularly maybe does hurt trump and the comments about carly. that's where i think the things could really change but like i said, so far, we have said so many moment cans trump get away with this? he keeps getting away with it. i think it's way too early to say this is the end of his campai campaign. >> he decided not to show up at the forum in south carolina today saying that a business deal closing came up that is keeping him away from that. perry, thanks so much. >>> we have been asking the viewers to weigh in on the bing pulse q

and under duress, i accepted colonel lindsay graham of the judge advocate general corps of the u.s. air force reserve, and i must say that after every single one of those visits you came and provided a real nugget in one of these big ideas that helped us come to grips with one of the serious issues we were confronting, starting wish issues that we had at camp buka as you recall in iraq and carrying all the way through various legal conundrums that we had with president karzai in afghanistan. >> thank you. you certainly made my day, and it was a very small contribution. >> and i am nonpartisan, by the way, mr. chairman. really, honestly. >> but i really appreciate that. the bottom line is i enjoyed the heck out of it and i learned a lot under your command and working with people in the region. so, let's try to see if we can make some sense out of the world as it is. there's two things going on at once i think in the mideast, a fight for the heart and soul of islam, and a demand for social justice particularly by young people and women. do you agree with that the? >> certainly among t

with the exception of lindsay graham, there is a lack of repudiation about what he really said. >> still. bill? >> hope reason. >> 50s and 60 to start the day. not quite as cold as yesterday. when the pope arrives, we expect it to be in the $70. then we take our trip back from d.c. it looks like it will be nice, especially on friday, at highest mean 73. people will be leaning the street for hours. th that. >> we're also tracking storms down in macan, georgia. it the last official day of summer. it certainly feels like it. more "morning joe" when we come back. we're ready for pope francis. j. (friends gasp) the app where you put fruit hats on animals? i love that! guys, i'll be writing code that helps machines communicate. (interrupting) i just zazzied you. (phone vibrates) look at it! (friends giggle) i can do dogs, hamsters, guinea pigs... you name it. i'm going to transform the way the world works. (proudly) i programmed that hat. and i can do casaba melons. i'll be helping turbines power cities. i put a turbine on a cat. (friends ooh and ahh) i can make hospitals run more efficiently.