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former congressman michele bachmann believes he is coming soon.rview she said the time is now to turn as many people to god as possible. >> do what it is that the holy spirit is speaking to each one of us to be faithful in the kingdom and to help bring in as many as we can, even among the jews. share jesus christ with everyone we possibly can because again, he's coming soon. >> bachmann recently returned from a trip to israel. kentucky governor-elect matt bevin says he will remove the names of county clerks from state forms seen as a concession to appease clerks who oppose same-sex marriage. kim davis spent five days in jail for refusing to issue licensees to same-sex couples. >>> we talked about what a group of students were able to do in missouri. a hunger strike. sustained protests. missouri football players saying they wouldn't play until their college president resigned. dallas cowboys' defensive end greg hardy still plays, despite disturbing recently published evidence photos of abuse suffered by his ex-girlfriend. hardy was suspended four g

i don't think it's herman cain and michelle bachmann. this much more profound than that. >> and donald trump, carly fiorina, dr. ben carson are all n on 0 roll. what can the other candidate does to take them on? that's straight ahead. i know how it is. you're all set to book a flight using your airline credit card miles. and surprise! those seats sometimes cost a ridiculous number of miles, making it really hard to book the flight you want. luckily, there's a better way... with the capital one venture card. with venture, you'll earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, every day. and when you're ready to travel, just book the flight you want, on any airline, then use your miles to cover the cost. now you're getting somewhere. what's in your wallet? i'm gregg jarrett. now back to "on the record." >> political outsiders like donald trump, carly fiorina, and dr. ben carson must be doing something right. their popularity continues. what can the other more established candidates do to tap into the outsider support and how are they addres

former republican presidential candidate michele bachmann. she is coming to "hardball." she is a good sport, i guess. we'll see if she is smart about that. >>> ted cruz no stranger to nastiness. a new campaign ad from his super pac has leaders in connecticut feeling down-right sick. should cruz be proud he stood up against the push for gun safety after the heart of sandy hook. >> it's one of the toughest campaigns. >> david vitter chose prostitutes over patriots. the choice is yours. >> that's part of the attack ad being run by democrat. it pulls no punches. will it work? that's "hardball." >> the great bryan cranston from "breaking bad" on his new role as a hollywood screenwriter jailed and blast listed during the red scare. he'll be with us here. >> let me finish with that game we played at kids. the republicans are playing right now. "king of the hill." we sent two women into a real guys night out to see if they could find the guy who uses just for men. it's me. no way. i had no clue. just for men gives you a natural gray-free look in just 5 minutes. it looks really g

if you look at this history, , we had people like michelle bachmann and herman cain all have their moment sun command it is fun and interesting. an individual who ultimately did not achieve but we hope. they came together and said we are serious minded individuals. also, trump is not a republican. if you look at the issues he cares about and i think she has espoused , he is clearly not republican, certainly not a conservative. and people that have began to gravitate toward him because he is a conservative , they just don't look at his record. this is a man who is wanted to continue funding for planned parenthood, supported single-payer healthcare, been a person who just went on the news this week and said george w. bush is the reason we had september 11 even though he had only been there for two months on that occurred. these are not orthodox positions in the republican party. for someone tofor someone to espouses positions and still maintain a sizable portion of the early polling suggests that we are not serious hit and once we get serious and sober after the summer of trump he will begi

o'donnell later coached mitt romney and michele bachmann.hey spent hours trying to replicate debate moments. >> you have the candidate stand in front of a podium like this as realistic as possible? >> yeah. you want a strong bearing, erect. look at colin powell. he commands the podium. it's like this. >> it's about making sure that you fill the stage more than your opponent does. >> the candidates practice debating stand-ins. for obama, john kerry's plays romney. rob portman plays obama. >> you never see videotape of this, not even pictures. >> no. there's a reason why. you don't want to show those vulnerable moments. >> we don't want to give away any component to our prep. >> in the 2000 campaign, one of mckinnon's secretaries gave prep video to the gore campaign. >> gore campaign went straight to the fbi. >> what happened to her? >> she went to prison for a year. >> what's so secret? i pretended to be a candidate. limited government -- >> just limited government. what kind of limits are you talking about? can you be specific. >> yes, i can

you can no longer compare this flirtation with popularity in 2012 of michele bachmann or herman cain else. he's dominating this race, and what we're seeing post-paris is a real attraction to his message about our borders, securing our borders, securing who's coming in here, and really he's talk mostly about the fact that we're threatened by the policies of this administration. threatened by hillary clinton's policies and the quote, unquote amnesty policies of the other republicans in the race. lou: you know what strikes me, rich, it is, as a.b. says, all of this he is prescient whether it's kate steinle and illegal immigrants committing crimes in this country. the list goes on and on, but now the elites still will not yield in their absolute resistance to him, despite the fact that he's clearly smarter than they on foreign policy in most respects. rich, what do you think? >> i'm not sure i agree with all that, lou. lou: i'm sure you wouldn't. >> i haven't understood the rush in conventional wisdom to say he's going to be collapsed by the paris attacks. lou: did you notice that? >> tr

o'donnell later coached mitt romney and michele bachmann. the coaches spend hours trying to replicate debate moments. >> you have the candidate stand in front of the podium as realistic as possible. you want a strong bearing at the podium. look at colin powell. he just commands the podium. it's just like this. >> it's about me can sure that you fill the stage more than your opponent does. stossel: the candidates practice debating. the last cycle for obama john kerry played rummy and rob portman played obama. stossel: you never see videotape of this. >> there's a reason why. you don't want to show those vulnerable moments. we don't want to give away any component. stossel: in the 2000 campaign when one of mackinnon's press secretary gave video to the gore campaign. >> the gore campaign immediately went to -- and she went to prison for a year. stossel: what is the secret? clear and simple limited government. >> what kind of limits are you talking about? stossel: i can list cuts. i knew how i should answer the questions but under pressure it's

is interesting that donald trump and ben carson say, look seven or eight years ago there was michele bachmann or herman cain and at some points they were doing well, but only for a few weeks if that. these two leaders have been doing well for # 100 days. >> it is a scenario that you cannot compare so. and donald trump sort of has the e ceiling, and he has been sitting there at 23% or so, and people have made up their minds. he has a core of support that is not going anywherement, but i do believe that dr. carson is coming under new scrutiny and we will see if he has more staying power than others, but until they start to fall away, you won't see anybody getting up to the numbers. >> and i am told that it is going to be focusing on the key economic features on a fox business debate and focus on finance and business as opposed to some orff of the more -- to some of the more personal stuff. >> we need to watch ted cruz. >> we will watch them all. >> and now, joining us live in 20 minutes, we will find out the assessment from milwaukee. >> and meanwhile, the crash of the airliner in egypt is caus

conservative women from sarah palin to michele bachmann to carly fiorina are long used to it will not stop me. maybe if i come back on again, let's see if they have the guts to say that to my face. >> they said something to miss colorado when she appeared on stage in a nurse's uniform. kelley johnson is a lovely profession. are these women out of touch? >> well, i think what these women represent is a set of liberal feminists who believe that if you do not agree with them on their liberal orthodoxy that you don't count, that somehow you're not a woman. see, i know that women represent half the nation, so of course our views are going to be as diversion as men's. i also know that unless and until women's potential is fully unlocked and women have been crushed under the obama economy, assh and frankly i'm tired of bug insulted by liberal feminist, when realie is every issue is a woman's issue. women care about all of it. so i am sorry i don't agree with the women of "the view." i'm going to continue to stand up, stand strong, talk about what i believe in, and i am hillary clinton's wors

so for the folks that want to say herman cain was up and michelle bachmann, it's not the same thing.his is different. so you have that lane of trump and carson. then you have, well, who can be the establishment guy to take them on? and that battle is playing out in new hampshire riff marco rubio and jeb bush, increasingly willing to talk about each other and engage each other. i'm sure we'll cincinnati this upcoming debate on tuesday, and i have a piece about marco rubio's moment, lining up senate endorsements and has reeled in more congressional endorsements he will unveil in the dis and weeks to come, as well as at least 25 new fundraising bundlers who are previously undecided. to start his new move towards rubio. >> that's all the kinds of people that teach bush would have been going after, and you figure now if you're -- if he's going after your people and getting them, you have to do something. you have to do something dramatic. you can't sit back and, quote, not be a fire bomber. you have to do something or is he going to quit? >> i don't think he's going to quit. this is the b

i think that worked for carlie to talk about sarah palin and michele bachmann. the attacks were about her qualifications and not about her looks. when it comes to women in positions of power, let's talk about what they think, how they act, what they've done. not what they look like. that is a double standard. >> so the next time someone makes a donald trump face, are you going to say don't talk about -- >> honestly, i'm sensitive about it because i know that that has gone on throughout my entire career, throughout every professional woman's career i've ever encountered. >> i gotcha. stay right there. stay with me. president obama speaking out tonight about race, snufts, and not everybody will be clear on what he says. the cold truth is... if a cold keeps you up at night you can't just catch up on sleep the next day. new alka-seltzer plus night cold & cough liquid relieves tough cold symptoms and quiets coughs for up to 8 hours... ...to help you sleep at night. new alka-seltzer plus night liquid. awe believe active management can protect capital long term. active

and conservative women from sarah palin to michele bachmann to carly fiorina are long used to this. it will not stop me it will not scare me and maybe the ladies of "the view" if i come back on again, let's see if they have the guts to say that to my face. >> and fiorina is going to take it one step further. she is going to confront the mean girls in person. fiorina set to appear on "the view" on friday. a.b., your thought. >> i don't like it. i don't like when women pick on each other's faces. hillary clinton said stupid things. sarah palin said stupid things. pick on policies don't pick on smile or did i meanted look on their face. >> the best thing she can do is actually go. i don't think she should be getting in fights with other women. women anchors or any women that are public. but she has the right response. i think actually going there and saying let's talk about it is the best. that's a victory for her. >> i agree, go there and face them and see if they will say those things to her face or if theyed youenly want to talk issues. >> it was a bizarre attack. i had to go back a

if you look at history, the last election cycle, we have people like michele bachmann and herman cainll had their moment in the sun. it is entertainment, but in the end, we nominated a somber individual who ultimately did not do what we hoped. at least the american people, american electorate came together and said we need a serious minded individual to be the next president. i would also mention trump is not a republican. if you look at the issues he cares about and spouts, he is clearly not a republican. he's certainly not a conservative. people who have begun to gravitate towards him because he is conservative, they just don't look at his record. he has wanted to continue funding for planned parenthood. he has supported single-payer universal obama style health care. he has been a person that went on the news this week and said george w. bush was the reason we had 9/11. he was only there for two months. these are not orthodox positions in the republican party. for someone to spout those positions and maintain a good portion of the early polling suggest we are lurking right now. we

there is nothing more scary than a conservative woman, conservative women from michele bachmann to sarahin and to fiorina are use today this. it does not stop me or scare me and maybe the ladies of "the view," will see if they have the guts to say it to my face. >> they said something similar to miss colorado and she is a lovely woman, commitd to her profession, are the women out of touch? >>> what the women represent is a set of liberal feminist whose believe if you do not agree with them on their liberal orthodox you do not count. that somehow you are not a woman. i know that women represent half nation' course our views are going to be as diverse as views. and i know that unless and until women's potential is fully unlock asked women have been crushed under the obama economy, we will not be as go a nation as we can be. frankly, i am tired of being insulted by liberal feminist whose talking about women's issues when the reality is every issue is a woman's issue from the economy to isis to russia do health care to education, to the natural debt, women care about all of that. i am really

republican nomination, and unlike insurgent front-runners in races past, think herman cain or michele bachmannl he has real staying power at the top. consider the following. our poll has him leading. nobody's gotten to 29 yet. not only that, when you combine first and second choice, carson hits 50%. he also ranks first among republicans in fund-raising. raised over $20 million. just had a $10 million month in october alone. that puts him on pace for a $30 million fourth quarter. dr. carson also has a massive social media presence. it beats trump and dwarves the rest of the field. all of this to say, do not dismiss dr. carson in this race. joining me now, two member of our bipartisan polling team. bill, let me start with you, it's your party. ben carson, look, i've had plenty of people throw herman cain at me, rudy guiliani at me, hillary clinton polls at me. meaning each one of those polls, our poll at this point in time, had people that ended up not winning the nomination on top. should we just toss carson aside, or is this more real than we might think? >> well, first, i don't think any poll

and when you saw michele bachmann win the iowa republican straw poll, you know, when you saw herman cain shoot up to the top in the poll, suddenly, go through the cast of characters from 2012, but where republican voters seriously considered nominating some pretty inconceivable people. and again, it was totally against their stereotype of doing this and in the end, sure, they went back and nominated mitt romney who had been a runner up before. but only after they pursued every possible option. they were all sort of discredited and fell by the wayside. so where i think 2012, what we saw in the republican nominations fight was a little bit of foreshadowing of some of the tumultuousness we've seen since then. one other broad point. if you think back to 2008, what's something we heard a lot of republicans say in the 2008 general election? it's a lousy idea to nominate fresh -- young freshmen senators. ok. and there's a sort of feeling among a lot of people in both parties that, well, you really want someone that maybe somebody that's begun a governor of a state that that executive experience

written off as something we've seen before, whether it was newt gingrich or rick santorum or michele bachmann four years ago. the idea that it's a territory thing. the fact that it's gone on as long as it has, are you now looking at this and saying, trump, carson, one or both of them is something new and different? >> well, i think they're both new and different to some extent. i would say at this point, ben carson actually has a greater chance to stay the course. and i say that not just because of the numbers in the nbc poll, but because of the depth and the breadth of his grassroots support. he's raised a ton of money. most of it from small donors. he, in fact, leads fund-raising in many respects, certainly from small donors. he has a huge social media presence. and he's strong as onions in places like iowa. now, iowa does not the entire presidential campaign make. but as we all know, you can win iowa and then disappear. but he's more than that. as for donald trump, his staying power comes from the fact that nobody can garner free media attention like donald trump. up through and including

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if you look at history, what we did at the last election cycle, we had michelle bachmann and kane, wel had our moments in the sun. it is fun, interesting, entertainment. in the end, we nominated a solid individual who ultimately did not achieve what we had hoped but at least the republican party came together that we need a serious minded person to be the president of the united states. also trump is not a republican. you the pew look at the issues he cares about, he is clearly not a republican. certainly not a conservative. people who have begun to gravitate towards him because he is a conservative, they don't look at his record. this is a man who wanted to continue funding for planned parenthood. support single-payer obama care, a person on the news who went on and said george w. bush is the reason we had 911 even though we had only been there two months when it had occurred. these are not orthodox positions in the republican party. for someone to espouse those positions and still maintain a sizable portion of the early polling suggests that we are hurting right now. we are not seri

when you saw michelle bachmann win the iowa republican straw poll or herman cain shoot up in the pollswhere republicans considered nominating inconceivable people that was totally against their stereotype of doing this. in the end, they nominated mitt romney who was the runner-up but that was only after pursuing every possible option and they were all discredited. what we saw in the republican nomination fight was a little forshadowing of the situation we have seen since then. one other broad point, if you think back to 2008, what is something you heard a lot of republicans say in the 2008 general election? well, it is a lousy idea to nominate young freshman senators. okay. and there is a sort of feeling among a lot of people in both parties that well you really want someone that maybe somebody who has been a governor of a state, that executive experience is a better skill set than someone who came out of congress. so you have this over here. but there is another thing that is also important. if you did a national poll and asked people what is the most important facing the country toda

conservative women from sarah palin to michele bachmann to fiorina krf are long use to this.e. maybe the ladies of theview, if i come back on again, let's see if they have the guts to say is that to my face. >> well, here's the deal. >> i love that. >> carly will be here on friday. i don't -- i do want to point out, carly, the last time you were here, and you'll see "b" roll running, we welcomed you to our table. we helped raise your profile so you would be included in the sea of men. you weren't poerd worried about any republican back lash. we were respectful and gave you your due. so, just so we're all clear, you have to know the difference between when somebody's coming for you and when somebody is paying you a compliment and when somebody is saying, here's my observation. if you can get that together, maybe you can be president. >> as you heard fiorina is set to appear on "the view" on friday. with me star jones, former host of "the view" and now national spokesperson for national diversity network. >> we were just sitting here enjoying the back and forth. >> there's noth

and conservative women from sarah palin to michele bachmann are long used to this.will not stop me. it will not scare me. maybe the ladies of "the view" if i come back on again, let's see if they have the guts to say that to my face. >> here's the deal. carly fiorina will be here on friday. now i will not, but i do want to point out that the last time you were here and you'll see bee roll running we welcomed you to our table. e we helped raise your profile so you would be included in the sea of men. there were no we were worried about republican backlash. nobody was backlashing. we were respectful and gave you your due. just so we're all clear, you have o to know the difference between when somebody is coming for you and when somebody is paying you a compliment and when somebody is saying here's my observation. if you can get that together, maybe you can be president. >> it's a brilliant strategy move on her part. >> you'll be here again. welcome back to "the view," carly fiorina. >> former reagan adviser is with me. ladi ladies, great to have you on. obviously, i w

about this pind of kind of pit from pat robertson in 1988, mike huckabee, sarah palin and even michele bachmannhink it's an unfair swipe because when you think about the folks that he's comparing, they had experience in government. even sarah palin, as much as the left may hate her, was a governor. so when you think about the evangelical voter, yes, first and foremost, they are concerned about the moral state of our country. but they understand also how this impacts our economic well-being and our foreign policy. and so that's a deeper question not just about their own family values and how we're going to preserve the interest of the country when it comes to family, but also about how we're going to portray america in the world. and that's why this vote is now not at that second tier. it's not looking, again, at huckabee and santorum and even jindal, as wonderful as these men are. you notice that the vote -- it's not showing up in the polls for them. it's going up to that next level to say let's go deeper into policy discussions. >> right, okay. and so on that note, andy, it will be interesting

and when you saw michele bachmann win the iowa straw poll, when you saw herman cain shoot up to the top then suddenly -- i go through all the cast of characters from 2012, but when republican voters seriously consider nominating some pretty inconceivable people. again, it was totally against their stereotype of doing this. in the and, sure, they went back and nominated mitt romney, who had been the runner-up. but it is only after they pursued every possible option and they were all discredited and fell by the wayside. so at think 2012, what we saw in the republican nomination fight was a little bit of a foreshadowing of some of the tumultuous news we have seen since then. one other broad point heard if you think back -- point. if you think back to 2008, what is something we heard a lot of them say? well, it is a lousy idea to nominate young freshman senators. ok. and there was sort of this feeling among a lot of people in both parties that, well, you're really what someone that may be a governor of a state, that that executive experience is a better skill set than some of us come out of

iowa has a large evangelical base and michele bachmann and some of the other hard right social conservativesave won that state in the past or have come very close in 2008 and 2012. then transition into new hampshire and south carolina and the question becomes whether or not dr. carson can win there. i'm not exactly sure. it's a two-part question. can he win iowa? yes, i think he can. can he win the nomination to become the republican nominee? i don't think so. >> howard, here's what ben carson told chris jansing about what he thinks will help him win. >> what do you think you have to differentiate yourself from them on the issues? >> i think all i have to do is be myself. i'm not a politician. i don't think like a politician. i think like be yourself, tell the truth and, really, it's considerably less stressful than trying to work on some political map, to be honest with you. >> not being a politician, howard. is this what's resonate with voters? >> it does resonate, and it has resonated. the problem is you get closer to the election itself, people have to see you in order to cast their ball

when you saw michele bachmann win the iowa republican straw poll, when you saw herman cain shoot up to of the polls, suddenly, i go through all the cast of characters from 2012, but where republican voters seriously considered nominating some pretty inconceivable people. and again it was totally against their stereotype of doing this. in the end, sure, they went back and nominated mitt romney, who had been runner-up before but the thing is, but it is only after they pursued every possible option. . . that executive experience is a better skill set than someone who has come out of congress. so you've got this over here, but there's another thing that's also important. if you get a national poll and you basically said, ask people, what's the most important problem facing the country today, or what you want the next president, what do you want them to focus on? if you ask democrats about question what they will tell you is the economy, jobs, income inequality, wealth inequality, education. a certain constellation of issues. but if you ask republicans about question, what they will tell yo

wander through the wilderness and they have a love affair with pat buchanan and herman cain and michele bachmannlectable candidate. i don't think trump is electable, maybe carly fiorina is electable but i think they're still going to find their way back to bush or rubio. >> carly fiorina is a good candidate but she's now get ago tacked by the media and joe kernen -- ben carson is a nice man without much experience. wait till we get to march 1st when there are all those primaries. i think that may be the doom of these candidates who are leading now. but i concede they're doing a lot better than i thought they would. >> let me ask you guys a final question. do you believe jack kemp is the most important republican in the 20th century to have never been elected president? >> absolutely. there's no question about it. when you see what he achieved and that is mainly with his tax cuts but also with a model for the republicans but he created once reagan adopted his supply-side tax cuts, cutting the tax rates, prosperity in the country and it had a world wide impact. >> the on republican who would come

and when you saw michele bachmann win the iowa straw poll, when you saw herman cain shoot up to the top of the polls, then suddenly -- i go through all the cast of characters from 2012, but when republican voters seriously consider nominating some pretty inconceivable people. again, it was totally against their stereotype of doing this. in the and, sure, they went back and nominated mitt romney, who had been the runner-up. but it is only after they pursued every possible option and they were all discredited and fell by the wayside. so at think 2012, what we saw in the republican nomination fight was a little bit of a foreshadowing of some of the tumultuous news we have seen since then. heard if broad point you think back -- point. if you think back to 2008, what is something we heard a lot of them say? well, it is a lousy idea to nominate young freshman senators. ok. and there was sort of this feeling among a lot of people in both parties that, well, you're may bewhat someone that a governor of a state, that that executive experience is a better skill set than some of us come out of con

if you look at history, what we did last election cycle, we had people like michele bachmann and herman cain all had their moment in the sun. it's fun. it's interesting. it's entertaining. we love that. but in the end we nominate a somber, solemn individual who ultimately did not achieve what we had hope bud at least the american republican party, electorate, came together and said we need a serious-minded individual to be the next president of the united states. also i would mention that trump is not a republican. if you look at the issues he cares about and the things he has espoused, he is clearly not a republican. he's certainly not a conservative and people that have begun to gravitate towards him because he's conservative, they don't look at his record. this is a man who's wanted to continue the funding for planned parenthood. he has supported single payer universal obamacare style government -- health care. he has been a person who just went on the news this week and said that george w. bush is the reason is we had 9/11, even though he'd only been there for two months when that o

. >> they accused the media of taking herman cain down, michelle bachmann. i wrote about this last year. crazy never wins. chris jansing. >> he raised $3.5 million off us last week. if you go to his facebook page which is a big part of his fundraising and a big part of his strong base. the people who believe him and think that the media is out to get him and you read the comments, the opinion against the media is strong. compare that, i think he raised a million the week before. the question is as nicole raises, he's got his base there behind him. how does he broaden it and what's the impact of all these revelations on bat? >> that's incredible. chris jansing, thank you. >> let's be very clear. ben carson has been caught not telling the truth. when your biography is at the center of your campaign, that is a devastating, devastating problem. and he doesn't even know policies the wall street journal said this morning in an editorial. that makes it worse. what's coming up next? >> there's shame, i'll just add, this real natural discussion about media bias which

. >> again, you guys are focusing on the 1.5% or 2%, the michele bachmann and -- >> and donald trumps. >> all those governors. >> so do you throw in the 47 democrats. do you throw in chuck schumer? >> absolutely. you have to push back. >> you throw in the democrats. you the only the democratic governor of new hampshire. i say no. i say it is rational to say let's see what our refugee situation is. let's see what the process is. let's see what the procession is for visitors visas. let's get people together on capitol hill which they are doing. >> that's not what they said. >> let's come forward with a bipartisan approach. i'm just talking about what, what reasonable responsible people in the center are saying and we're going to get a bipartisan approach. >> if that was the language that was being used and the tone that was being used that would be fine. when you start talking about registers, when you say you've seen thousands and thousands of people cheering when the towers came down when that didn't happen then you're wading into an area that place into our lesser angels. >> we have