[applause] mr. trump: on the budget, the economy, budget, i expected this, on the budget, trump, 15 people remaining. ump, 51%, everyone else -- distinct. here's one that i started and i took a lot of heat. like the one we are talking about today but i have taken a lot of heat, illegal immigration. now, had i now brought that up in june when i was going to announce -- which takes courage to run for president. all of my life i have heard, if you are a successful person, you have done a lot of deals, you can't run for president. that is the mindset. we are being run by people who on't know what they are doing! mr. trump: on illegal immigration, 48%. this was 15 people. veryone else, no good. and thing called isis. isis, doncht worry, we will talk a lot about isis. can you believe it? here we have germs who have talking. who is military here? i love you. we are going to make our military so strong, so great, nobody is going to mess with us again. nobody! and in many ways it's the cheapest thing we can do. in

mr. trump: and they actually had to tell over 3000 people go home, we will come back, we will do another one. would you like to leave and we will let them come in? >> no! mr. trump: i didn't think so. but we turned away a lot of people, which is too bad. maybe next time. i don't know -- i think this is the largest room. i know it's a record or the room. it has to be a record because every inch of the room is taken with people and they are standing, they are not sitting. so that's great. we love setting records. we want the country to set records, right? [applause] mr. trump: i do this and i love to do it and i talk about our success because ultimately that is what it is all about. i think we are going to do fantastically well in iowa. i really think we are going to do great there. i could say, if we came in the top four or five, i'm looking to win everything. we want to run the table. we want to run it. because that sends a signal. we had to response to hillary. [booing] mr. trump: remember? sh

mr. trump: thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. so nice. let's go. have a question. go ahead. wherever you want. a young man, come on. a young guy. >> you are going to build the wall, what is it going to be made out of? mr. trump: that is a good question. lived him up here. bring him up here. come on. so cute. come on up. come here. this is such a great question. ready? are you ready? >> what are the walls going to be made out of? hello. mr. trump: go ahead. >> what are the walls going to be made out of? [cheers & applause] mr. trump: that might be the best question i get tonight. i tell you what it will be made of -- it is going to be made of hardened concrete and rebar and steel. that is what i do. you ever see parking plank? they set plank, and he goes 90 feet long -- do you know how long 90 feet -- if you are 90 feet up, you want to come down gently. did you ever see the walls they build now, they are this high, and they drive trucks over them. they build a ramp and drive t

mr. trump: folks, i'm sorry i did this to you, but you've got to get used to it. i aml see whether or not being treated fairly. i'm a conservative guy, have great ideas rim going to make our country great again. i'm going to make it great again. it is a mess. right now our country is a mess. i think if i win, in tw's after i win, we will have the happiest people in the world. i understand, chris, i understand where they're coming from. this was not supposed to happen. they were supposed to pick a governor, a senator, a puppet, where they could control him 100%. this was not supposed to happen. >> republican presidential candidate donald trump held a rally for supporters of the state fairgrounds in des moines on saturday. he spoke on a number of issues before taking questions from the audience. this is just over an hour. ♪ it♪ we're not going to take no, we ain't gonna take it we're not going to take it anymore we're not going to take it it we ain't gonna take we're not going to take it anymore

mr. trump: when our soldiers aren't being taken care of and our military has never been like it is today -- one of the generals was on television, as usual, saying we are the least prepared now than any time he has ever seen it and he has been a long time, retiring. that is how we are. in the most dangerous world we ever had because of the powerful weapons, we have people that don't know -- i'm telling you, i watch these generals being interviewed. you think general george patton would have been interviewed? after total and complete victory. general douglas macarthur, they're not big for interviews. they shoot first and talk later. these guys -- and i don't think we will have to. just so you understand, bush -- [laughter] was beingsterday, he interviewed, he is talking about me. he was segment isis things about me. of course he said he will be elected he is at, what, 3%? no, he said some things, i said, who says that about an opponent? you don't say those things. you'll find out what he said. h

mr. trumpredible. we have had, no matter where we go -- it is a movement, folks. this is a movement. no matter where we go, it is amazing. we go to dallas, oklahoma, all over. we went to iowa -- packed. every place, new hampshire -- packed. every place we go to it is like this. great, great people. mr. trump: and they actually had to tell over 3000 people go home, we will come back, we will do another one. would you like to leave and we will let them come in? >> no! we've been a little bit we had to respond to hillary. no. ame out with that -- he's e out she wrote -- demonstrated a pen chant for sexism. can you believe it? me. nobody respects women more than donald trump. that i can tell you. i didn't start it. id no choice. i had to mention her husband's situation. that is now the biggest story on television by a factor of 10. we have to do it. you can't let people push you around. you can't let people tell lies. you can't do it. it is interesting. one of the polls came out from cnbc and they

mr. trump: yes, it is. [applause] mr. trump: it is. if he is from texas, to the best of my knowledge, there is a lot of oil in texas. he gets a lot of money from the oil companies and he is told -- totally against ethanol and everything else that you are talking about. i am not. i'm totally in favor. it is a big industry here. [applause] mr. trump: you know, is that industry is upset, iowa has problems. i was here through weeks ago with a group -- any of the people here that were at that meeting? they were such amazing people, right? stand up. we had a good meeting, right? i learned so much about it. i was in favor of it even before. that is correct, either member you very well. how could you forget? it was amazing. looking at the plants. also, beyond even the fuel capacities which we want to create as much as we can, tremendous numbers of jobs in iowa. i say to myself, if ted cruz is against ethanol, how does he win in iowa? that is very anti-iowa. i don't know how he wins in iowa. [applause] mr. trump: but i totally for it, ok? thank

[laughter] mr. trump -16 are talking about 15 people. started with 17 people. i would be happy with 42% if we had three. not thrilled. i would like to be over that 50% mark, but we are doing really well. but the debates, ok? i love you too, darling. i do, i love you. you know what? the rooms, no matter where, stadiums, big ballrooms -- it is amazing. there is love in the room. the other night i said, a friend of mine who was very successful, who i would love having negotiate against china -- not these hacks that we have. i have guys. carl icahn endorsed me. i have great business people that want to be involved. we are the best. we don't use them. , we useolitical hacks special interest people that don't care about the country, they care about their deals. this is going to change so fast. billion trade0 deficit with china. think about it. you know what $500 billion is? you do $100 bills, you would fill the room to the ceiling. $500 billion deficit with china. what are we? yeah, we certainly -- let's not bl

mr. trumpk you, everybody. this is so exciting. we will do questions. we are doing really well. iowa has been amazing. we are doing so well and i love this place. i'm back here all the time and i will be here a lot in january. [cheering] you are going to be so sick of me. you are going to say we cannot give him the caucus. no, you are going to like me and we are going to do a great job for you. most importantly, we will get to that office and do the right thing. we're going to do the right thing. so, a few things. so much has happened. when we first came out, we were all talking together and we were talking border security which we're doing so great with. we're going to build a wall. mexico will pay for the wall. we all know that. we will have security. the drugs will stop. people will come into the country but come in and be legal. that is the way. that is the way. it affects iowa so much. we are talking about repealing obamacare. it will be replaced. [applause] i don't know if you have been s

"oh, mr. trump, you are so wonderful. mr. trump, you are so great."hen he comes out and reads a wiseguy question. i said that is not a very nice question, but they wanted three hours because advertising sells for so much now that they make a fortune. and i said, "i am not going to let them have three hours. i am not going to have it." and everyone said, the same people, and people said you will not be able to stop them. i think it took me -- what do you think? -- three minutes. i said i am not going. and i have to tell you, carson said, "i will go along with it," so that was very nice. ben carson. i have to give credit where credit is due. i have been a little rough on him. i have to give credit -- he came along and said i will go a long, so i came in, we can men, and we said, we are and i not doing this, and they folded like an umbrella. so now my big thing is they all say, "you cannot get mexico to pay for the wall!" try me. [cheers and applause] we are going to build a wall. [cheers] we are going to build a wall, it is going to be a great while, it

mr. trump, after he made those public comments, he was then repeatedly asked by reporters if he could please clarify exactly what it was that he was proposing. and to be frank, you could tell from the tone of a lot of the questions that he got that reporters were basically trying to sound him out, trying to figure out if he really understood, if he really knew just how radical these suggestions were that he was making. >> do you think there's some kind of state of emergency here, and do we need more searches of muslims? >> we are pea going to have to do things we never did before. some people will be upset about it, but i think that now everybody is feeling that security is going to rule. and certain things will be done that we never thought would happen in this country. >> in terms of doing this, to pull off the kind of tracking we need, do you think we might need to register muslims in some type of database or note their religion their i.d.? >> we're going to have to look at a lot of things c

>> mr. trump has been rather cynical indicating to people's fears and anxieties, and that has proven at least in the short term to be an effective strategy for advancing his own narrow political ambitions. but not good for the country, not good for our homeland security. it's not consistent with the values enshrined in the constitution, and again i think it's mr. trump risks pulling the anti-republican party into the dustbin of history with him. >> the no fly no buy, you said you talked about it as a national security issue. i'm not sure if you did that before. .. >> to use his executive authority to try to make these things happen? >> i think the president's interest in this has been -- well, let me say it this way: the intensity of the president's view about the importance of us implementing some policies that make it harder for those who shouldn't be able to get their hands on guns from getting them has not waned in its intensity. and i'm talking about common sense measures like making sure tha

mr. trump: radical islam -- [applause] mr. ump: i will tell you one thing i know it is not is global warming. that is the one thing i know isn't. [applause] mr. trump: we have a guy that just the other day said -- right after paris -- they want to blow our cities up, destroy our civilization, and he is worried about global warming, which a lot of people think is a hoax. by the way, i have one so many environmental awards. i want a air, crystal water, i want a lot of things. environmentalny awards. water.clean, crystal i want a lot of things. global warming -- you noticed a change the name. they go global warming, climate change. i hear a lot about extreme weather. how can you mess with extreme weather. it is a disgrace, what is going on. to have this man and verizon's -- embarrass us to say that global warming is our biggest threat, we have to get him out so fast. thank goodness we only have one year left. inc. you. [applause] thank you. thank you, everybody. [applause] announcer: tonight, james komi and loretta

mr. trump says a sban necessary to protect americans from the threat of islamic terrorism, but many disagree. the white house said mr. trump was behaving like a "carnival barker" and that his proposal "disqualifies him from serving as president of the united states". mr. trump's gellow g.o.p. presidential candidates also chimed in. jeb bush described mr. trump's comments as "unhinged." marco rubio said they were "oice and outlandish." chris christie said mr. trump had adopted a "ridiculous position,." and from the democratic presidential lineup, criticism hillary clinton described trump's call as "reprehensible, prejudiced, and divisive" and martin o'malley described mr. trump as a "fascist demagogue". and get this -- breaking from diplomatic protocol of staying outside for elections, british prime minister david cameron said mr. trump is "divisive, unhelpful, and quite simply wrong." israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu also released a statement saying he "rejects the be recent comments p

[cheers and applause] mr. trump: obamacare is a total catastrophe. it's going to be repealed and replaced. it will die in 2017 anyway. i don't know if you have heard what is happening, but it's so bad. all the people that they didn't think were signing up are signing up. the other people that are really paying for it are not signing up. your rates are going up 25%, 35%, 45%. your deductibles are so high, you are never going to be able to use it. so obamacare is a disaster. we are going to repeal it, we are going to replace it. there are so many great things we can do on health care. [cheering and applause] mr. trump: and it will cost you much less money, and it will be great.

mr. trump six months ago. my total focus was on building up our military, building up our strength, building up our borders, making sure that china, japan, mexico, both at the border and in trade, no longer takes advantage of our country. certainly would never have made that horrible, disgusting, absolutely incompetent deal with iran where they get money. they're a terrorist nation. i began it talking about other things, and those things are things i'm very good at and maybe that's why i'm center stage. people saw it. people liked it. people respected it. a month ago, things changed. radical, islamic, terrorism, came into effect, even more so than it has been in the past. people like what i say. people respect what i say, and we've opened up a very big discussion that needed to be opened up. thank you very much. >> thank you. since you last debated, americans have witnessed terror attacks in paris and san bernardino. the fbi director says the country now faces the greatest terror threat since 9

but since mr. trumproposed to ban all muslims from entering the united states the news has been getting better and better and better for him. since his muslim ban proposal there have been three major national polls released, the monmouth poll, the nbc/"wall street journal" poll and the cbs/"new york times" poll. all three of those polls released since mr. trump proposed banning muslims from the country, all three of those polls show mr. trump's support going up. there have also been three major polls in iowa in that time. the des moines register poll, the fox news poll and the quinnipiac poll. even though ted cruz shows strength in those polls the fact remains that two of the three of those show donald trump's support going up since he proposed banning muslims from the country. the third one is the first of its kind this year, that fox news iowa poll. there's no way to know if mr. trump's support was going up or down in that one. there's also been one major poll conducted in new hampshire since mr. trump

mr. trump's good health. t this being donald trump, all similarities to any other presidential candidate end there. the letter weirdly is dated ten days ago and it begins like this. "to whom my concern. i have been the personal physician of mr. donald j. trump since 1980. his previous physician was my father, dr. jacob bornstein." and what's weird about that is donald trump tweeted today this letter was from jacob bronstein in which case he must have filed it away before he passed. "over the past 39 years i'm pleased to report mr. trump has had no significant medical problems. actually," that's in the text. actually his blood pressure 110/65 and his lab test results were astonishingly excellent. if elected mr. trump i can say unequivocally will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency. healthier than lincoln. healthier than andrew jackson. healthier than james k. polk. healthier than notoriously healthy president taft. healthiest president ever. unequivocally. which i can state unequivocally

mr. trump's message is resonating with.couple of things i want to ask your view on after listening to that interview. first of all, this question of him running as an independent. he seemed to be saying that he has already been treated unfairly and is experiencing unfairness. how did you read what signals he is trying to send to the gop establishment and to the electorate on the question? mark: trump's chances of winning the nomination does not have -- does not depend on winning the establishment over. he will fight tooth and nail to stop him. it is smart politics for him to basically continue to waive that option out there, to try to people from -- the settlement would be a bigger nightmare scenario is trump running as an independent. john: if that actually were to transpire, donald trump became the nominee of the party, and much of the establishment decided that it could not support the guy do you think he , will run as an independent? mark: i think you becomes the republican nominee and the establishment runs someone els

i want to move to mr. trump. st isis and how you would fight and win this war. here's the question from facebook. listen to this. >> recently donald trump mentioned we must kill the families of isis members. this violates the principle of distinct. how would killing innocent civilians set us apart from isis? >> we have to be much tougher. we have to be much stronger than we've been. we have people that know what's going on. taken a look at the attack in california, there were numerous people that knew what was going on. they saw a pipe bomb on the floor and ammunition all over the place. they knew what was going on. when you had the world trade center go, people were put into planes that were friend, family, girlfriends, and they were put into planes and they were sent back for the most part to saudi arabia. they knew what was going on. they went home and wanted to watch their boyfriends on television. i would be very firm with families and frankly, that will make people think. because they may not care much about

i think mr. trump will do very well in all of the states and i think it will surprise a lot of people because he does have a wide range of support in the republican establishment, as well, but he has independents and minorities and you have new voters registering to support mr. trump so i really think the gop should stop attacking its voter base and start telling everyone why they want them to vote for them. >> buck, she has really good point. we've all heard house divided, right? i mean, this is a house divided. how does a gop fix this disconnect right now between the party and the voters and what is going on? >> i think the gop is pretty aware, the gop establishment is aware of the sense of warfare going on now. they are sensitivity which is why they are saying this isn't a smoke filled back room. this is just a lo ggistics meeting. we should see what happens in next week's debate. ted cruz to be in first place after iowa and we've talked about a number of scenarios where you could have a front run t

>> well, it was really important that mr. trump, out of his own mouth, addressed some of the controversial -- seemingly controversial somewhat rhetorics that could be easily misconstrued at racial tension such as a division versus racial unity. >> such as? >> the retweeting of the -- >> the stats, black on black, white on white -- >> dealing with the black life matters protester. we were able to address these issues, ask them head on, what was his thoughts, what really took place and we have received the answers that i believe -- >> what did he say? were you satisfied with what he said? >> before we get to what he says, i think we need to clarify and deal with the elephant around the whole situation, that dr. scott, myself and a few others who were coming together to have a discussion, a meeting, a discussion. i don't know how it got out that a hundred pasters were coming to endorse. i don't know why other pastors got involved that way, didn't pick up the telephone to ask us as to what was going on. so i wanted to clear that up. th

mr. trump: they called him a racist. he did very poorly. they are bringing him out again. he is being wheeled out. he failed in 2008. he failed really badly. he did a very poor job at campaigning. if you look at the different situations, we can name many of them. i can send you a list. there were certainly a lot of abuse of women. you look at whether it is monica lewinsky or paula jones or many of them, that certainly will be fair game. certainly, they played the women's card. with respect to me, that will be fair game. with all of these attacks, will anything stick? john: he basically suggested that people called bill clinton a racist. he called him geriatric by saying they are wheeling him out and he called them a qualify sex offender. talk about monica lewinsky, that is in the stock. i think the memories of 2008 are still fresh for a lot of voters. the real question is not whether they will stick but how does bill clinton perform this time around. we have not seen enough of him to see if we

then mr. trumpent after democratic candidate bernie sanders after sanders suggested he might be able to attract voters away from trump. mr. trump's criticism was not limited to the opposition party. he also offered an assessment of republican congressman trey gowdy of south carolina. now, recall that congressman gowdy is among republicans a respected member of congress, named by former speaker boehner to lead the house select committee on benghazi. some in the gop even float his name as a presidential supreme court justice nominee. mr. trump does not share the republican party's assessment of congressman gowdy. >> you know, his hearings were a disaster. everybody was looking forward to something that was going to be really productive, and he didn't win with those hearings. it was a total not good for republicans and for the country. >> now, it is important to note that a lot of people including many in the republican party think that the benghazi hearings were a disaster. but trey gowdy is still gen

but, first, mr. trump, who was on our campus this week -- the most controversial week of his most controversial candidacy. the way donald trump takes criticism apparently is by digging in his heels, even deeper. this week, in our studio, trump refusing to back down even an inch on his controversial and unconstitutional plan to stop anyone whose muslim from immigrating, both on "live with kelly and michael" and in an interview with our political >> you have to say it. look, we're a country of laws. we're a country where you have to behave. you can't knock down buildings. you can't do the kind of things that have been happening in our country -- what happened in california, what happened with the world trade center twice. >> but tons of anger at trump, like at this rally at new york city hall. >> there is nothing left to say about donald trump, except that he is a disgusting, racist demagogue who has no business running for president -- period. >> trump's proposed muslim ban met with nearly universal condemn

first, a new national cnn poll shows mr. trump is becoming king trump should we talk about polls a lot on this show but this one is a doozy. trumppth and breadth of support is greater than ever instantly stunning. we will give you a taste of what trump himself is saying about the pulpit here is -- about the poll. here's a snippet of his interview with mark this money. mark: what do you think of the numbers? mr. trump: well, i'm honored by the numbers did i see what is happening. we have to amend his response to what i'm saying, and i'm really honored. i'm not that surprised. when you look at the crowds i get, nobody has close to those grounds, including bernie sanders. the response has been really terrific. i was really happy about it. mark: one of the things that struck me in the remarks yesterday, talking about the crosstabs, some of the more impressive than the horse race. talk aboutwhen they the economy and when they talk about terrorism and when they talk about the military, the really important facts of life in terms of the

does iowa see ted cruz -- >> mr. trump if you look at the cross tabs in the cnn polls it is exactly even with ted cruz with evelle gal christians. it is safe that they know senator trump very well. he is also a pastor of some nature. maybe he has that built in with a constituency but cdonald trum is more than one person voter. >>> chairman of the political organization go pack david avela. u long believed donald trump will not be the republican presidential nominee. are we seeing the beginning of your prediction? >> what we are seeing, judge, is ted cruz planned every day for this moment. every decision they have made including announcing at liberty university looking at iowa caulk tus vo cu -- caucus voters. we are on the third round of why republicans don't nominate outsiders. if you look at what cruz has done he has a county chairman in every county in not just iowa in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina and nevada. every event you go to at a cruz event there are aids there taking down your name, taking down information

but mr. trump is apparently taking measure of that reaction and warning that if it is not to his liking and he finds it unfair, he will leave. he will leave the republican party and run for president instead as an independent which would of course all but guarantee that not only he but whoever gets the republican nomination would be relieved of any threat that they might ever one day be expected to occupy the white house. joining us now for the interview is dan rather, former cbs evening news anchor, now the president of news and guts media. mr. rather, pleasure to have you here. >> always a pleasure to be here. >> we have talked about donald trump in the past. i have to ask with this proposal from him about banning muslims from the united states. is this unprecedented in modern american politics? >> yes. i think the answer is yes, unprecedented. he's related to the candidacy of the late george wallace. barry goldwater, if you will. he's in that line. but we've not been as a people, as a country, a

. >> mr. trump? >> thank you. i began this journey -- [ audience booing ] >> reporter: that was the reaction when donald trump first appeared during the cnn republican debate. this group of mostly republican and independent muslim americans found little reason to cheer for him. >> radical, islamic terrorism came into effect even more son that it has been in the past. and we've opened up a very big discussion that needed to be opened up. >> reporter: a discussion those here believes puts them at risk. in fact, at this school in southern florida where we watched the debate, someone spray painted the words "f muslims" in bright, red letters on the wall. just days after trump's call to ban muslims from entering the u.s. >> it's the first time that muslims are fearing for their life, for their children. >> reporter: this woman says some of her muslim friends have been called terrorists and spit on in public. >> wherever there's anti-islamic rhetoric in the country, there's always a huge backlash. >> it's very easy for

mr. trump's doctor. that doctor had mentioned mr. trump's weight loss in a letter. no mention of mr. iet which trump himself recently described this way. >> i love steak and hamburger and pasta and french fries. all the things we shouldn't be eating. bacon, eggs, steak. i don't know. i hear good and bad. i hear good things sometimes that come out with a report steak is great. then they come out you don't know what you're doing. so the bottom line, they don't know what you're doing. so i eat what i like. >> when we return some dirty little secrets about presidential health next. [ coughing ] [ sneezing ] a cold can make you miserable. luckily, alka seltzer plus cold and cough liquid gels. rush liquid fast relief to your tough cold symptoms. fast, powerful liquid gels from alka seltzer plus we heard you got a job as a developer!!!!! its official, i work for ge!! what? wow... yeah! okay... guys, i'll be writing a new language for machines so planes, trains, even hospitals can work better. oh! sorry, i was trying to put it away... got it on the cake. so you're going to work on a train? no

this morning, mr. trump kept it up on an interview with fox and friends. mr. trump: she lied and she got caught in one of her lies. one of her people said there was no video. beingr it is her trips shot down and it turned out it did not happen. whitewater was a total lie. so many lies. mark: clinton's campaign has not wanted to engage with mr. trump's more controversial remarks, but hillary clinton today circled back on her criticism with the new language on a negative impact on trum ps 's record. she said this time it is trump's appearances on television rather than isis videos fueling the violence. mrs. clinton: people around the world pay very close attention to our elections. if you go on arabic television and look at what is being blasted out with video of mr. trump being translated into muslims coming to the united states." ither derogatory statements, is playing into the hands of the violent jihadists. mark: we both agreed yesterday the front runner fracas is good for both trump and clinton. with all these new developments, do you still think this is in

mr. trump i can say unequivocally will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency." so obviously we have to do? research on that. what we found and more, ahead. >>> around 4:00 p.m. today jeb bush waded into a very strange mystery currently unfolding in las vegas, the site of tomorrow's gop debate. after meeting with nevada's largest newspaper bush tweeted "just finished hour plus with the las vegas review journal editorial board. only question left unanswered. who owns the newspaper?" huh. here's the back story. on thursday the las vegas review journal announced it had been bought by news plus media capital group llc at a price of $140 million. but what was really strange is the article that ran the following night stating the buyer's unidentified. a newly formed delaware-based company made up of undisclosed financial backers with expertise in the media industry. the paper's publisher told his staff he has been assured the group will not meddle in the newspaper's editorial con

we feel very confident mr. trump is going to be the nominee and he wants to focus on the tfutur. >> why focus on jeb bush if he's not a player. >> most is responding. before trump entered the race it was all about jeb bush. people in the party telling him to get out of the race. >> talk about spending now. we heard donald trump moments ago saying he's going to spend big in iowa, new hampshire, his own money, something he hasn't done much of so far in this campaign. can you tell us anything specific about his spending plans? for instance, has he bought -- has the campaign bought air time? >> i don't know if they've done it yet but definitely planning to spend money in iowa. this is normaler. we're going into the caucus. mr. trump really wants to get his vision out there. but more importantly, mr. trump's support is solid. this is more to talk to people who are still undecided. a lot of people in iowa don't make that decision until they get to that caucus. and so that's really a play for the people that haven't commit

mr. trump's ban all muslims proposal, candidate jeb bush reacted by calling mr. trump unhinged.owever, that would be the same jeb bush who says we should only allow refugees into this country who are christians. still though, not as bad as trump. ben carson today also denounced trump's ban all muslims proposal saying we do not and would not advocate being selective on one's religion.* the same ben carson says no muslim could or should be president of the united states on the basis of their religion. so still not as bad as trump? chris christie today denounced mr. trump's proposal saying we do not need to endorse that type of activity nor should we. the same christie who proposes accepting syrian refugee orphans under the age of 5 because they may not be vetted well enough. the 5-year-olds might it be terrorists. after all, they're from syria. still though it's not a -- in the same way on muslims entering the united states. maybe the 4-year-olds could arguably till get in. marco rubio today calling trump's ban all muslims proposal offensive and outlandish, the same rubio who was

where is the accountability for mr. trump?'s referencing what he saw on the radio and on the tv. why isn't the mainstream media being held accountable? >> it is being held perfectly accountable. he was asked this question yesterday morning. who's to thousand one. there were three broadcast that works there were multiple cable networks. this was the center of the universe in terms of media. there was no internet that had existed. how can it be that thousands of weree, which is his claim, celebrating in new jersey and yet there is no video of it that surfaced anywhere? where is the video? just explain that to me how that could be true. >> is not incumbent on me to disprove something he said. john: i am asking why the video is not here? >> i do not close just controlled television stations. after trump said he saw and which means it was available at the time. we have heard radio interviews. reportedoutlets have that the result is taking place. so where's the accountabilities from these will authors who said i do not have first-ha