matt lewis, retooact to you heard what rand paul said, matt lewis, i'm not getting out before people vote? >> well, we've seen the polls for the last 100 days with donald trump at or near the top, that that's the new normal. things really change when we go into iowa. i would not be surprised if we're not surprised. somebody that's fifth place now could end up winning iowa. >> as you know, we reference "the des moines register" poll which shows carson in the lead ahead of trump. donald trump had an interesting reaction to it. let's all watch. >> we have a breaking story. donald trump has fallen to second place behind ben carson. we informed ben, but he was sleeping. >> bob beckel, it worked with regard to jeb bush. is that going to work with regard to ben carson? >> no. and it's funny about trump, trump will talk about the polls. that's his justification for why he's the main man in the republican party. because he's always head in the polls. he falls behind in a couple of good polls, all of a sudden, he's got to turn it into a negative attack on carson. i'll tell you one thing, he's

and matt lewis for the daily caller. and matt, as the resident conservative writer here, what just happened? >> wow. today was shocking, earth shattering, actually. unbelievable. and i was just talking to one source who said paul ryan is like obi wan kenobi. help us, paul ryan, you're our last hope. >> i'm pretty sure the line from "star wars" is you're our only hope. >> take us through what wept down. as usual, a lot of conventional wisdom in washington was wrong. the discussion of chaffitz and other challengers was that's a side show. now that or someone else is the main show. >> look, this freedom caucus inside the larger republican caucus is serious about what it wants to do or not do. and it has been all along. and so in retrospect with the, you know, perspective of four or five hours, it should not have been a surprise that they would balling at having another speaker who was essentially john boehner jr. who had been part of the leadership before, who had led them to these agreements that were necessary for the gove

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but matt lewis, you talk about the culture.ngton d.c. that have made promises to their base and lied. and they've lied for years about balancing the budget. they've lied for years about cutting spending. they've lied for years about a humble foreign policy. they've lied for years about fighting k street. they've lied for years about fighting special interests. they haven't lied to americans. they've lied to their base primarily. and donald trump are the chickens all coming home to roost? are they not? >> i think they are, joe. don't want to go too deep into history. this will sound absurd but i think when the soviet union was around the conservative coalition stuck together because of the existential threat. the foreign policy wing, the social conservatives hated the godless communists. the economic conservatives hated the anti-capitalist philosophy. ever since the fall of the soviet union conservatives have been looking for a way to keep the coalition together. some people thought 9/11 might be the answer to that, fighting the

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>> joining me now, matt lewis, columnist beast. harry innington.thor of "the last season" and gabriel german. wonderful having you all on tonight. show of hand, fellas, who thinks biden is not going to go for it and run for president? okay. the lone hold out. i feel like this is sesame street. you're the one that's out there. go ahead and tell me, harry, why the lone hold out? >> because he hasn't declared yet. if he were to enter the race now, he would be the 11th latest entry for a serious candidate. we would be hearing over and over and over again that he may get in, that he's going to announce he's going to get in, that he's going to leak that he's going to announce he's getting in and he hasn't done it yet. for me, it's just a matter of he hasn't announced yet, things are getting very light. until he does it, i'm going to say no, he's not going to get in. >> gave, i want to talk about your piece that he wrote saying, quote, we're already months into the biden campaign. tell me why you think that. >> i think the whole point is that we're lookin

donald trump does not sot: matt lewis, the daily caller "rump has said things like he doesn't ask god for forgiveness. but iowa traditionally backs evangelical candidates... . i think ben carson fits much more in that mold than say donald trump." sot: carson in his #2 ad did you know washington was built on a swamp? carson is airing his first campaign ads. he's raised more cash than any other gop candidate. jeb bush... polling fifth in iowa ... today announced drastic staff cuts. by contrast: this was democrat hillary clinton today in alexandria virginia. clinton dominated her debate lincoln chafee today dropped out joe biden did not run and she did not stumble in the benghazi hearing sot: hillary clinton, former secretary of state "you know a lot of things have been said about me but quitter is not one of them" the democrats' race seems more stable, but the republicans' is anything but. next week is the 3rd gop debate... where a lot more eyes and ears are sure to be on ben carson i'm steve handelsman, nbc news, washington. so the iowa democratic party started this week with the of si

matt lewis with the daily caller, let me bring you in.ngling behind the scenes, would he, could he, what about the fback-and-forth, his demands, et cetera. first, just your response to this nudz. >> i think this is a huge opportunity. it's been since newt gingrich that republicans had a speaker who was a policy wonk, a solutions oriented charismatic lead leader. not just a vote wrangler but somebody who can sell conservatism to the nation. i think paul ryan could be a historic figure going forward. >> house freedom caucus for one as a challenge. i know they had met before and he had issued those demands. how do you think he will be able to unify the party moving forward? >> well, it's going to be a challenge. there's no doubt about that. i think pat of the key will be returning to remember order, passing things not rushing things. not making these conservatives feel like all of a sudden there's a vote tomorrow and they're under the gun to read the bill. i think that he can go a long way by just restoring that regular order. but there's no

matt lewis, also with us, m mercedes slap. matt, i want to start with you. trump says he is in this race to win. he's not going anywhere. and this is after a former romney strategist said on our air yesterday he believes the real estate mogul will be out by iowa just because he can't stand to risk losing what is your take? >> i think this is premise oond couple of things. the first is the suspicion that everyone has had that donald trump doesn't want to be president. he got into this on a lark to get publicity as the stunt and he caught fire surprisingly to himself and now he's riding it out and may someday be looking for an exit strategy to get out. the other part too is frankly the question of whether or not trump would want to get out before he collapses. there is a sense that people might be flirting with or dating donald trump. but when push comes to shove, when they actually have to vote trump will begin to sink in the polls and he may want to duget t before that happens. >> mercedes? >> i think donald trump is want to be sound like a winner. he's sayi

. >> joining us, matt lewis with "the week," and in new york, keli goff. >> are you will to admit young and seek mercy in the court of public opinion? >> i would wrong but i was --. i was wrong. i was wrong. people make wild predictions and responsible commentators base their prediction, their analysis on history and experience and the truth is any other cycle donald trump would have been a joke but what we are spenting right now is we underestimated how frustrated and desperate republican voters are right now and he is a vessel for the frustration. he is strong. that is what they are look for. >> keli why are so many journalists on the right ridiculed or totaling underestimated donald trump in the cycle? >> we talked about this before, the idea of who comprises most press outlets and it is the washington, dc, new york, beltway dinner party crowd. a lot of us talk to each other and because we talk to each other what is the famous line, i can't believe walter mondale lost so badly, everyone i know voted for him. >> it was from "the new yorker," and gorge mcgovern. >> but where i am goi

let's bring in matt lewis, adolpho franco and susan delpursio. matt, your reaction to the first national poll showing carson in the lead? the timing actually very good for cnbc because it certainly will ignite some fireworks we believe in that debate tomorrow. >> absolutely. the iowa thing didn't surprise me. the national poll, carson leading in national polls is a big deal. donald trump leading for like 100 days. from my standpoint, i think this is good news. and it's great news for cnbc. i have to tell you. i mean, the dirty little secret is we all want narratives, a story line out of every debate. the last time it was carly fiorina. it was her first debate. she obviously did great. it seems like the table's being set for a clash of trump and carson and that may be the headline. >> may be. adolfo, matt brings up carly fiorina and her great debate performance described by matt and others there and lingering at the bottom of the national polls. >> sure. >> while a great debate performance might have gotten her some buzz it didn't move her there. t

senior politics editor for "the daily beast," jackie kucinich, and matt lewis, senior contributor for "the daily caller." matt, i'll start with you, because it seems this morning it's the republican party who's taking a lot of heat for this hearing. as i asked congresswoman sanchez, how would you headline what we witnessed yesterday? >> well, i think that hillary won politically. now, it's possible there are legal ramifications. she's under oath. the fbi's looking into her already. it's possible that she said something that might legally come back to haunt her. but in terms of the political aspect, the optics, she was unflappable. republicans didn't score any real points, just a couple of glancing blows. i think republicans have some very valid concerns about what happened in benghazi, but none of it really came out yesterday. >> let's be clear, here you have congresswoman sanchez. she's on the committee. she's a democrat. she says that she, too, has questions as it relates to what the family members of those americans killed may want answered at this point, but you talk about legal r

matt lewis says, hillary clinton got her groove back. your reaction. >> i couldn't disagree more.n? 600 requests for additional security all denied. she says she had no idea that the people in libya were requesting additional security. given the deteriorating environment inside libya, i find that hard to believe. the most damning of all is now that we found all her e-mails o september 12th she e-mailed her family and said to her family, the libyan government and the egyptian government, there was no protest caused by video. this was an al qaeda attack on the consulate. that's the 12th of september. on the 14th of september she was at andrews air force base as the bodies came home, she looked every family member in the eye and said, we're going to get the man who made that video. in my view, she's unqualified to be president of the united states. she told the families a complete lie for political purposes and the day after, on the 15th of september, susan rice on your network and every other network said there was no coordinated terrorist attacks. this was a protest caused by video

former navy s.e.a.l., matt lewis is with us and author of "too dumb to fail."here tonight. carl, i want to start with you. recent following, trump v. carson, it shows carson is pulling away. if you look at it, there it is. why is ben carson gaining momentum in iowa? >> well, i think it's just like all the gop candidates right now. everyone is scrambling to beat the donald and nobody can do it. and the only thing is, he's doing what rick santorum did against mitt romney. he went hard line against abortion. he's trying to pander to that audience hoping iowa can make it cob tajus and it's just not going happen. >> is iowa is a good indicator of the rest of the country? >> no, i don't think so. >> yesterday on "meet the press," he said he would like to see roe v. wade overturned. these are strong statements that appeal to a certain segment of the republican party. do you think in a general election he will be able to make such statements? >> i think that's indicative of a lot of comments we've heard. that's quite common in the pro life community to talk about. i th

it was really impressive. >> matt lewis, you come to this from the conservative side.'t know this but i stalk you on twitter. you had interesting stuff yesterday. in some ways you go further than carl. you said not only did she come out on top in this hearing, you went as far as to say hillary clinton has her groove back. you compared it to a karma shift in a playoff game where all of a sudden one team starts to run away with it. you say that's what's happening with hillary clinton right now. >> it seems like it. wow. she was struggling so bad this summer and she seemed very unlikable. she just did not seem to be rising to the occasion. i think the turning point was actually kevin mccarthy's benghazi gaffe. if you look at that as a turning point, ever since then, you have the great debate performance that hillary had. now, vb vb dropping out and now this benghazi -- kyle call it a performance. republicans have valid points, they just didn't make them very well yesterday. maybe there's legal possibilities that, you know, going back, did hillary perjure herself yesterday

>> let me bring in our political panel today, matt k. lewis is a senior contributor for "the daily caller and "jane walsh is msnbc political analyst, national affairs correspondent for "the nation." matt, i'll start with you. we won't pick up on that woman and her exuberance. we will talk about it, but i want your thoughts on what's happening in the house here. you heard my interview with the congressman, willing to support paul ryan, but he is greatly concerned about a side of the house republicans that he believes are disruptive and could potentially cause problems, including impacting the 2016 presidential race. >> yeah, look, i think it's a well-founded concern. you know, paul ryan, it's like the obi wan kenobi candidate. help us, obi wan, you're our only hope. who knows what he's going to decide? it's a thankless job. it involves herding cats. and no good deed goes unpunished. will he be drafted? it's unclear. but look, i think that things are really chaotic right now, and this is a microcosm of the larger chaos happening. but i do want t

, bernie sanders, christopher lloyd, biff henderson, huey lewis and the news, these guys and big grams. i want to apologize to -- apparently matt damon is still back in l.a. sorry, matt. yeah, we can't hear you, i'm very, very sorry. we gave him -- sorry. maybe tomorrow night, loser. "nightline" is next. we'll see you back in the future tomorrow. thanks for watching! [ cheers and applause ] >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, shout your abortion. a loud crowd and controversial movement echoing across social media. we're with the woman who started it all. why tens of thousands who shared her choice are joining the cause. while others are fighting back. we're going deep inside myanmar with rare access to a hidden crisis. these people facing unimaginable horrors at home. risking slavery if they try to escape. tonight, our bob woodruff takes us on a journey to see what life is really like as one of the unwanted. >>> and -- slam dunk. what's your favorite guilty pleasure? even health-conscious americans can't seem to resist oreos. from the classic to the kooky. why cookie sales are through the roof. but first the "nightline 5." >>

erik: matt miller with the latest. michael lewis is still here with us.t, liars poker, some of the greatest books about wall street. 16 years ago you wrote a book about silicon valley. i want to share a more recent take on the valley specifically the proliferation of billion-dollar startups. here is what barry diller told me yesterday. >> they have no reality. it's not like anybody actually believes these valuations. what they are is new money arguesin an old money for the least dilution. since they are all betting on an unimaginably high upside, it does not matter. the only thing that matters is when the shoes drop. erik: is silicon valley living in some kind of make believe world? is not new.s it this is what silicon valley does. it's kind of terrific. i like technology bubbles. it throws excessive resources at innovation, people trying to create things and entrepreneurship's. some of the companies will work out and be wonderful. the end of a new -- the end of the new new thing, jim clark who has made a fortune says he is getting out because he is scare

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, bernie sanders, christopher lloyd, biff henderson, huey lewis and the news, these guys and big grams. i want to apologize to -- apparently matt damon is still back in l.a. sorry, matt. yeah, we can't hear you, i'm very, very sorry. we gave him -- sorry. maybe tomorrow night, loser. "nightline" is next. we'll see you back in the future tomorrow. thanks for watching! [ cheers and applause ] >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, shout your abortion. a loud crowd and controversial

, bernie sanders, christopher lloyd, biff henderson, huey lewis and the news, these guys and big grams. i want to apologize to -- apparently matt damon is still back in l.a. sorry, matt. yeah, we can't hear you, i'm very, very sorry. we gave him -- sorry. maybe tomorrow night, loser.

, bernie sanders, christopher lloyd, biff henderson, huey lewis and the news, these guys and big grams. i want to apologize to -- apparently matt damon is still back in l.a. sorry, matt. yeah, we can't hear you, i'm very, very sorry. we gave him -- sorry. maybe tomorrow night, loser. "nightline" is next. we'll see you back in the future tomorrow. thanks for watching! hm6 >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, shout your abortion. a loud crowd and controversial movement echoing across social media. we're with the woman who started it all. why tens of thousands who shared her choice are joining the cause. while others are fighting back. we're going deep inside myanmar with rare access to a hidden crisis. these people facing unimaginable horrors at home. risking slavery if they try to escape. tonight, our bob woouff takes us on a journey to see what life is really like as one of the unwanted. >>> and -- slam dunk. what's your favorite guilty pleasure? even health-conscious americans can't seem to resist oreos. from the classic to the kooky. why cookie sales are through the roof. but first the "nightline 5." >> it takes a lot of work

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lewis and leif erickson... and replacing them with splash pads. at yesterday's pool meeting, committee members weighed in on what they think should happen to the city's five pools. parks and recreation director matt salvatore says it's a big decision... and the committee is not taking it lightly. "swimming and pools are an important part of our community," says salvatore. there's a lot of people that take a lot of ownership and pride in them. so, we're making our decisions with all that in mind and we're delicately approaching the situation, trying to make the best decision possible." the committee will meet, again, on november 2nd to continue their discussion. that discussion includes the idea for a regional aquatics center. if built, it would be in morningside in the same area as the proposed cone park project. the proposal, al and sarah, includes waterslides, zero-depth entry and a lazy river. thanks brianna. after stating the police and fire headquarters is "falling apart," and lobbying for more than a year, sioux city's police chief received good news at last night's city council meeting. the city council approved nearly 2- point-2 million dollars to renovate the facility. the money will com

matt: thank you for joining us. more of "bloomberg " is next. ♪ stephanie: welcome back. lewis -- lou is still with us. educationking about to start third where is your passion? louis: still with education. there is one thing causing income inequality in the country, if there is one thing holding back our economic growth and contributing to the divisiveness in the country, it is that we are not educating our young people. the state of k through 12 education is truly and devastatingly bad. one in five americans read below the fifth grade level. stephanie: realistically, how does that get changed? we know what it takes. we need high standards, better teachers, more pay for the teachers, more pay for the better teachers and less for the poor teachers, better prepared teachers by getting rid of all these horrible schools. we need choice for parents. with veryt there courageous governors and mayors. the schools in the country are run by the states and we need to bring in competition with charter schools. one reason we have the best collegiate level school system in the world is beca