mr. rubio: i will tell you why the deal is no deal at all. the first thing about the iran deal is it releases billions of dollars of frozen assets into the hands of iran. what will they do with that money? are they going to build roads and bridges? no. they will do what they do with money. invest it in terrorism. sponsorship of has law, shia militias in iraq. -- of hezbollah, shia militias in iraq. they will develop the conventional technologies, the ability to destroy an american aircraft carrier and purchase chinese technology to do it. they will develop long-range rockets. why would you build long-range icbms? only one reason. to put a nuclear warhead. that alone should tell us everything we need to do. the u.s. congress imposed sanctions on iran and individuals and the banks. though sanctions are in the books today. but what this president is going to do is he is going to use the national security waiver to lift the sanctions. when i am president, we will reimpose though sanctions. we will

mr. rubio: because it prevents abortions. never said that it will only support a bill that has an exception in it. i will support a bill that has exceptions in it because it prevents abortions. john: on the clear light of day and nearly 24 hours later, did marco rubio do as well as many people said? mark: i get why people said he did well because he is different from everyone else and the argument that he is the future is really strong compared to the other nine people on stage, but this abortion thing appears to us from our reporting sense has never been asked to be clear -- does he support legislation? would he like the law of the land to be no exceptions for rape or insist on women having an abortion? this factor with rubio he has never been pressed and i think if he has success -- we will see if this well-reviewed performance moves him up in the polls -- if he has success, i still believe he has to deal with a lot more scrutiny than he has ever gotten. john: it has to come some point. he has gotten very little scrutiny. h

mr. rubio: isis is not just a terrorist group, and armed insurgency group that controls territory. they have a significant presence now in libya from where they are conducting attacks on the sinai and ultimately will conduct attacks in europe. isis is competing to knock the taliban off. they are a radical sunni movement and ultimately they must be defeated by sunnis themselves straight it is the sunnis themselves who must reject that radicalism and defeated. -- defeat it. in the short term i think it will take more american action. we need to cut off their funding and all this propaganda they are getting by subjecting them to high profile, humiliating defeats. send in special forces, capture their leadership, video tape it and put it online so the world can see they are not invisible. ultimately they will have to be defeated on the ground by local forces. that may involve ejections and jordanians and saudis. you may also involve arming kudrs anrds and christians. they're christians who have bee

mr. rubio: he should go to jail. edward snowden is a traitor. if he believed there were abuses -- there was a system in place for him to report them. the system did not involve going to russia or china and giving them our secrets. there are american men and women in uniform at this very moment all over the world who are in danger because of what he has done. there are dangerous terrorists plotting to kill americans who we don't know enough about because of what he has done. if we catch a single member of our federal government violating our intelligence programs, we should indict them, convict them, and put them in jail. we must know more about our adversaries than they know about us. there's nothing heroic about what he did. some of the things he says are flat out lies. he should subject himself to american justice and serve his time in jail for being a traitor. [applause] >> how do you plan to take on isis? mr. rubio: isis is not just a terrorist group, and armed insurgency group that controls territory. they have a significant presence now in

mr. rubio: people are upset and angry.e can use this anger to motivate us, but we cannot let this anger to find us. this is not an angry nation. this is always been a hopeful nation. how can we be greater. this is a nation of perpetual improvement. we have challenges. we have to confront them. we should have a sense of urgency about it. we can't let anger to find us as a people. we are not an angry people. we are a hopeful people. we are a great country. some say we are going to make -- america great again. america is great. this is a great country. the issue is we could be greater. this nation could be greater than it has ever been. as i said, given the opportunity, we will astonish the world. i know this is going to happen. i want to get started. the longer we wait, the more people we are going to leave behind. >> coming from the cards, how do you view what edward snowden has done and what should be the punishment? mr. rubio: edward snowden is a traitor. if he believes there was abuses, there was a system in place. if th

mr. rubio: thank you for this opportunity. you know, a decade go, two decadessing my mother was a maid and my father a bartender. i'm a candidate for the highest office in the land. the journey i made is the essence of the american dream. that is what makes america different. it is what makes america special. the reason i'm running for president is because i want us to be that country. i want us to be the country where people can do for their parents or children what my parents did for me. that's why tonight i ask everyone watching for your vote. together, not only can we save and rebuild the american dream but leave for our children a new american century. mr. heath: thank you. our senators in washington, now back to the candidates here in new hampshire. >> ben carson written eight books and was on the board of directors for kellogg company and costco. mr. heath: welcome back. mr. carson: thank you. mr. heath: someone say the two biggest responsibilities of a president is deciding when to send troops to war and naming a supre

paul and mr. rubio. i think it is interesting that senator graham decided to miss the vote. host: thursday, the fox debate, won't be as nice. let's go to wayne in florence. wayne: i thought it was a good format that you had and jack did a good job. pretty much, i enjoyed the opportunity to get to know the candidates a little bit better. one of the questions that jack asked, i have a good answer for. he asked if it was time to have a woman on the $20 will and i think it is. i think we are missing the point if we do not pay attention to important women, namely the first ladies. it would be great to start with martha washington and have her on the bill for a year and go through each of the first ladies. it would take 45 years. do you would get a lot of support from republicans and democrats. i do not think the bushes would mind having a bush on the $20 bill and i do not think the clintons would mind having hillary on their. -- there. jack: i appreciate the feedback and there is no one better than the c-span viewers out there who pay attention to the important stuff to get some

[applause] mr. rubio: thank you very much. mcfarland is fox news national security analyst. [applause] she is also the anchor of death con three on foxnews.com. -- defcon 3 she was awarded the defense department's highest award for her service in the reagan administration. i thank her for serving as our moderator today and ask all of you to please join me in welcoming senator rubio. [applause] mr. rubio: thank you very much. i am honored to be here at the foreign-policy initiative again. thank you very much for this opportunity. as we gather here today, there are two historic event in progress. the first is the arrival of john kerry in cuba. the second is president obama's continued campaign to secure congressional approval for his deal with iran. numerous crises around the globe will require the attention of america's next president, i would like to focus my remarks today on these two dangerous developments with iran and cuba, because i believe they represent the convergence of nearly every flawed strategic moral that hazard

[applause] mr. rubio: thank you. i'm grateful you would give me this chance to speak to you today and i would like to thank you for that opportunity and for being here today to listen to me talk about something of importance. i wanted to discuss china's rise in global affairs. what i will do as president to ensure it does not undermine american interest. is there any doubts about the importance of this topic to the , the financial reports of the last weekend but them to rest area -- rest. thank you. due to a large crash in stock market on monday, our markets suffered. the worst day in four years. insecurity and anxiety already high about the future climbed even higher. it is a giant illustration of how our economy has changed. how our economy has changed over the last. for millions of american families. in the 21st century, what happens across the world can impact american families as much as what happens across town. doctors before nations are increasingly our business, whether we like it or not. and this is especia

. >> hello, mrs. rubio. >> if you can't hear at hole senator rubio is mocking chris wallace. that's fun. >> it is always good for a laugh. look at all these families up here. >> it is a nice moment. they duke it out. >> this has been fun. we're one down. one down. >> that's it for us. the. >> "kelly file" starts right now. we'll see if i make it. >>> tonight, campaign 2016 is officially on. and the center of the political universe is right here. cleveland, ohio. in the four months since the first major presidential candidate declared we have witness countless campaign stops, handle shakes interview. >> knowing what we know now, would you have authorized the invasion? >> and political jabs. >> he is a joke on immigration. >> all of a sudden we're in a reality tv show. >> make america weaker and more vulnerable. >> this week was the candidates' real test on the road to the white house. facing off debating in person in front of a packed house and the fox news political team. >> i'm my own man. i govern as a conservative. >> if you think it was bad now, you should have seen it wh

marco rubio and john is live in detroit where i gather, john, mr. rubio, senator rubio, was giving a speech today. >> he was, tyler, and i asking him about the tenor of the immigration debate and the appeal of the 14th amendment and birth rite citizenship and asked him if it was time for him and other republicans to stand up and say stop. >> when i talk about 13 million illegals in the country, it's human beings. >> anchor babies. >> they're human beings. ultimately they're people. they're not just statistics. they're human beings with stories. >> after the last presidential election your people did an autopsy and said, number one priority, repair the breach with latino voters. as you sit here with a campaign that's got a decent shot to win, aren't you thinking right now the republican is dropping a giant homemade bomb on itself and the 2016 campaign? >> it's not the republican party. it's the individuals. >> it's the face of the republican party. >> the face of the republican party is going to be the nominee. >> isn't the birth rite citizenship of which

spout off their theory, their theme, their belief about minimum wage, how do you respond on stage to mr. rubio. bush, and for that matter, mr. trump? maury: if i were a republican candidate and i was on the stage with them, my argument would be that we can do better than the minimum wage if we do the right things to stimulate the economy. tom: where is the investment? that has been the big failure, hasn't it. maury: that is right. you can have more investment, productivity, higher wages, if you change the tax system and the regulatory system. if i were a republican candidate, that is what i would have said. tom: u.s. crackdown on tax cut m&a, that is part of the tax policy as we see a resurgence this week in foreign transactions. brendan: one of the smartest wasts i saw last night about the complete lack of economic discussion on the stage last night. that is indicative there is a general assumption that things -- vonnie: policies in general. thatan: yes, was a sign voter sentiment on the economy is good enough that no one wanted to take it on. maury: the sentiment that there is about income a

[applause] mr. rubio: thank you. thank you.i went to discuss china's rising global affairs and what i will do as resident to make sure it americanundermine efforts. is there any doubts about the importance of this topic to the, the financial reports of the last weekend but them to rest. thank you. due to a large crash in stock market on monday, our markets suffered. the worst day in four years. insecurity and anxiety already high about the future climbed even higher. it is a jarring illustration of how our economy has changed. how our economy has changed over the last few years. in the 21st century, what happens across the world can impact american families as much as what happens across town. the affairs of foreign nations are increasingly our business, whether we like it or not. and this is especially true with regards to china. in this new century, china presents opportunities and challenges to our people. trade with the growing middle class has opened our businesses to hundreds of millions of new customers. south carolina c

[applause] mr. rubio: thank you very much. at the foreign-policy initiative again. thank you very much for this opportunity. as we gather here today, there are two historic events in progress. the first is the arrival of john kerry in cuba. the second is president obama's continued campaign to secure congressional approval for his deal with iran. numerous crises around the globe will require the attention of america's next president, i would like to focus my remarks today on these two dangerous developments with iran and cuba, because i believe they represent the convergence of nearly every flawed strategic moral that has driven president obama's foreign policy and as such, are emblematic of so many crises around the world during his time in office. these deals demonstrate how this administration has failed to anticipate impending crises, ignore the realities of the globalized economy, and stopped to make america liked rather than respected. the way it has placed politics before policy and adversaries before allies and politic

mr. rubio: thank you. where's my water here? thank you very much. i am on it to be here. it is great to be here at the detroit economic club. i cannot think of a better place to discuss the challenges and opportunities for our nation. i cannot think of a better place than to try to do it. i don't think any city betterands the vision than detroit. no city understands the height of attainable through the american dream better than detroit. the city understands the pain of losing the dream and the importance of restoring it better than detroit. , truly thethis city heart of the old economy, is the perfect place to discuss how we can embrace a new american economy, one even grander and richer in opportunity and chances than ever before. so let's begin by looking back to the year 1896, when in a small workshop on the mac avenue which is less than 10 miles from here. "while oftructed scrap iron. seven years later, this man henry ford founded the ford motor company and the pile of scrap iron became the first affordable automobile which would put the world on wheels and alter the

i was struck that when mr. rubio mentioned that. they talk about obama care.y have a slema. financi dilemma. financial reform is still very popular. i will predict they will repeal the campaign. >> who do you think were the winners and losers last night in the first gop debate? >> just in terms of the economy, okay, i thought that marco rubio was a big winner. i thought that john kasich was a big winner and i thought that jeb bush was a big winner. and i say that because they had very strong pro growth messages. pretty well developed especially rubio. lower tax rates, deregulation, you know, whether it's epa or dodd frank. i think they were pretty strong. i wish there had been more time allocated to that with roughly 24 million viewers. i liked what i heard. other people were there. i heard a flat tax from dr. carson. i heard a fair tax from governor huckabee. i heard a lot of things. i think rubio is the strongest. >> what about donald trump who not only was up there and commanding a lot of attention but repeatedly including in the first debate when he wasn't

[video clip] mr. rubio.e have to replace it with something that gives every american the opportunity to acquire the health insurance they want with their own pretax company across state line that will sell it to them. we will create millions of the best jobs this new century has. host: what are your thoughts on changes to the health care system question mark you just heard the florida senator say what he would do. what do you think? caller: for me, it has been a nightmare. before obamacare i would see my physician and pay $85 for an office visit. he would write a description. no plan, i cannot afford it. i made $20,000 a year. since then, it has been a nightmare for me and millions of americans, hard-working taxpayers. never before in my life has anyone ever forced me to buy their product. he got around it by claiming it was a tax. now, they have manipulated it. they have worked in collusion with the tax companies. it is a cash cow for them. it needs to be repealed fully and replaced with a free market. if t

mr. trump: we just had a great weekend. mark: happy national smores days, friend. john: clinton, and the marco rubio position on abortion. s. clinton: when one of their candidates, a much younger man, a senator from florida, says there should be no exceptions for rape and incensed, that is as offensive and as troubling a comment as you can hear from a major candidate running for the presidency. k, we thought that marco rubio's no exception stance, which is shared by scott walker and my cut the be, we thought that was a deal when we first heard it, but how vulnerable do you think they are? very vulnerable. john mccain did not have it. mitt romney did not. it does not affect that many women in the country, but the polls are clear in this issue, thishese guys taking position, hillary clinton wants to be on offense, and there is a rumbling that she is not doing very well on some issues, and the reason is jeb. his campaign thinks that this position would be lethal in a general election. been part of the reason they have lost five of the last six votes, and she will win the women's vote if she is the democratic nominee, but thi

what's happening, mr. rubio? when are you going to start to show up if you're out there with this compelling message? >> ron, we'll talk about what's happening with mr. carson and mr. bush because they have switched positions. ben carson has leapfrogged over jeb bush. ben carson is now at 12%. jeb bush is at 7%. last month they were in different positions when jeb bush had 10%. he's now going down. while ben carson has doubled his support. what do you see here? >> alyson, this poll could be a house ad for the next cnn debate in september, the republican debate. because it tells you this early in the race with 25 million people watching the debate, you get a lot of movement based on performance. and jeb bush and scott walker who lost a lot of ground previously thought about in the top tier was lackluster and had lifeless performances. and ben carson and donald trump were the best reviewed along with carly fiorina and you see a lot of movement. on one hand, we're too early, especially in the polls going on but it d

mr. trump's language is divisive. >> reporter: marco rubio, managing to bring the debate back to the big competition from the democrats. >> how is hillary clinton going to lecture me living paycheck to paycheck? i was raised paycheck to paycheck. >> reporter: trump is back home in new york. even though he was off the campaign trail today, he was busy on twitter. slamming fox news and commentators for not giving him a fair shake. >> thank you. >>> and just one more question about the size of the audience. matthew dowd, when asked about his claims about the mexican government. sending rapists and criminals across the border. let's remind everyone about his answer. >> if it weren't for me, you wouldn't even be talking about illegal immigration, chris. you wouldn't even be talking about it. >> some arguing he didn't answer the question. but he did have an answer, and quite frankly, he makes a point. >> absolutely. every single republican running in the race is having to pivot off of trump since he came in. and keep in mind, the audience was the largest for a republican or democratic primary

mr. heath: you said today in california, the country, hard job running for president. you have been out of office for a while, even senator rubio speaks well of your time in florida. mr. bush: we can grow our economy. mr. heath: you think so? mr. bush: and the fact that paul krugman disagrees with me warm smile heart. the tax code completely regulate and embracing the energy revolution with a north american strategy that will lie for -- that will allow for jobs the created, and to move to an economic driver is that will solve our entitlement challenges. in order to grow at a it will roll. we need the skills to do that. cut taxes to 19 billion dollars. we got the workforce 11%. we went to triple-a bond ratings. i loved as government with a $9 billion reserve for a rainy day for the next guy, and created 4.3 million jobs during. small businesses, more jobs were small businesses were created during this he years. mr. heath: legal immigration does the illegal crisis, shouldn't affect the number of folks in legally? mr. bush: we need to narrow the number people comforting in by family physic petitioning. >> carly fiorina was the fir

address the spanish-language media we cannot make that mistake again for komer rubio greater strength is there so i advised mrs. clinton to taken out. [laughter] opposition research what a surprise where is that coming from? speeding tickets for gore really? the fishing boat they called a speedboat? that he had the big mortgage and student debt? they have identified him as one of the greatest threats and are trying to reduce him. rick santorum truth be told is most likely of anyone in the race as an italian catholic from western pennsylvania sadly is the steelers fan. [laughter] but i would brainstorm with him when he wrote his book he is a couple years younger and he speaks to the reagin democrats he won iowa for reason people like him in a small room. but he won pennsylvania twice. omaha donald trump i already spoke about. when they bring a skill set that is hard to replicate when he talks people listen and he talks bluntly and people listen like ross perot could grow. to more. and not endorsing flip the coin want them both. that is what i hear the most. to make crucial improvements is likely to be a secreta

speech was overshadowed by the battle between bush and trump, and in many ways rubio is part of the discussion of immigration. mr. trump said were it not for the 14th amendment and birthright citizenship people like cruz and rubio might not have been qualified to be president. so it's going on. having said that, rubeover today got a strong response for his talking about ways in which to jump start the economy. undo a lot of liberal policies by the obama administration, free up regulation and get the economy moving. >> i would overhaul the tax codes. overhauling it to make i pro growth and profamily, because currently it is neither. america will never be the global leader in business in this century with continue to have the highest corporate tax rate in the developed world. the nonpartisan tax foundation found my plan would grow the economy by 15%, grow wages by 12.5%, and create almost 2.7 million new full-time jobs. this helps everyone. >> reporter: rubio's appearance in detroit, definitely got the attention of business leaders and ceos. they want the country to recognize that detroit is on a combback but need

rubio. those are the presumptive front runners right behind mr. trump.will have a cap those hoops moments that the former governor had when he was on the stage. harm. to haveit is important a conversation, to be accessible, and this is a very unique set of this is not a debate, this is a forum. this will be simulcast not just southpan but in carolina and iowa for the first three states, the new hampshire primary, the iowa caucuses, and the other states that are across the country that hear what they have to say. betty: donald trump, let's bring in the poll numbers. the most recent numbers have an over 20% in terms of voter favor. how long you think that will last? >> we are in the summer. once we give really been paying attention. but everyone says he has 20%, and i say that means beans to me. even moved to the formal debate, and everyone is going to say they want more substance and they want to know the specifics are. it is where you are going to find a great weekend and who will establish themselves and move further away from the pack. also not at the

him on the 14th amendment but there are some republicans that have remained silent like senator rubio and mrdo the people stand on the 14th amendment, whether my sisters have a right to be sit senls of this country. >> for those that say that donald trump is leading the way, his response in laying out this policy on immigration forcing the other members of the gop to lay out theirs, as well, what is your hope with that? >> my hope is that this country has a true leadership from both parties that latinos are looking to democrats and republicans to provide solutions and not irrational plans that don't have any hearsay in the community and not supported by the broader community. >> he says he can win the latino vote. can he? >> i don't think so. >> thank you for sharing your story with us. >> thank you. >>> donald trump continues the odom nate the headlines and the conversation. we want you to be part of it. asking you to weigh in today. after trump's "meet the press" interview, do you take him seriously? 36% of you say, yes. up a few points from the last time we checked in. 64% of you say, no.

mr. trump's languages divisive. john: that was as far as he went. senator marco rubio is certainly one to watch in this case.arco rubio: if i am our nominee, how will hillary clinton lecture me about living paycheck to paycheck? i was raised paycheck to paycheck. john: then it was over. in this area, the spin room, to sin the media. in this melee and chaos, you have the 10 people who took part in the debate claiming that they were the winners tonight, but there is one dominant personality almost exceeding the terms of discussion, and that is donald trump. and he came into spin on his own behalf, claiming he had been harshly treated. trump: the question to me were not nice. i did not think they were appropriate. john: a post analysis showed one of the 10 got way more airtime than any of the other candidates. no pricing for guessing who. for the moment, the republican race is all about donald. for more and heavy candidates did last night, i'm a republican strategist. thank you very much for joining me. of course it is all about donald trump. laugh,ainly raise a provided entertainment, but how did he do as a po

mr. trump is also outpolling, florida senator marco rubio tied for third with ben carson. bearing in mind his lead is within the margin of error, only august. that said fair to say few people expected this. tom foreman has been looking at the numbers behind this. behind the florida surprise as well why the state matters so much. take a look. >> thank you, thank you. wow. >> reporter: how the new york billionaire is winning the sunshine state is something of a mystery. the new poll find that florida republicans don't trust trump much. they dent believe he shares their concerns. and they think their former governor jeb bush is a better leader. but trump is trouncing all of his opponents. just the same. >> my group. these are my people. these are my people. >> reporter: bush is hitting back at trump appealing to the deep conservative streak among his home state's 4 million registered republicans. >> he was a democrat longer in the last decade than he was a republican. >> reporter: with the nation's third largest latino population listening, florida's u.s. senator marco rubio

mike: do you worry more about marco rubio or scott walker? mr. brock: i could be worried about either one. i didn't mean that i felt this election was going to be a cakewalk. i think you have to be prepared for any eventuality here. it is a very hard race to predict. as you know. if the republicans followed their tradition, you would think that would be jeb bush but i think anything can happen and we can be back in 1964. i just don't know. mike: tell me what that means. mr. brock: the nonestablishment candidate could end up with the nomination. mike: somebody not viable in the general election. mr. brock: right. somebody who has 45%. mike: if secretary clinton becomes president clinton, what will your role be? mr. brock: to do everything i can with the organizations i mentioned. mike: you're not going to the west wing? mr. brock: no. i am very satisfied with the impact we are having as an independent organization. if we are successful in aiding her in the election, the next half -- he could still have a republican congress, rough terrain. our rol

mr. bush: it will work. take a step back a little bit. >> perfect. >> good job. inaudible conversations] >> senator rubioe an exception for -- will you? mr. bush: no. rape has been my position. long time no see. this is your stomping grounds right here? >> it is really hard to see. there is water quality stuff. mr. bush: i can see real people over the horizon. at some point, people will be tired. that is probably later on when the sun comes out. we are going to wear them out. where should we go? tell me. are you coming? >> if you don't mind hanging around here, we would appreciate it. >> governor bush. mr. bush: not at all. >> thank you. >> good luck. it.e really appreciate mr. bush: how we doing? >> good. how are you? mr. bush: very pretty. >> thank you. >> stay here while he does the interview. thank you very much. [inaudible conversations] sorry, i'm sorry. >> you will be all right. [inaudible conversations] >> how you doing, guys? [indiscernible] >> congratulations. mr. bush: this is your last -- like the end of the fair? >> congratulations. mr. bush: are you going to college? >> yes. have a great we

mike: do you worry more about marco rubio or scott walker? mr.brock: i could be worried about either one. be preparedhave to for any eventuality here. it is a very hard race to predict. if the republicans followed their tradition, you would think that would be jeb bush but i think anything can happen and we can be back in 1964. mike: tell me what that means. mr. brock: the nonestablishment candidate could end up with the nomination. mike: somebody not viable in the general election. mr. brock: right. somebody who has 45%. clinton secretary becomes president clinton, what will your role be? mr. brock: to do everything i can with the organizations i mentioned. mike: you're not going to the west wing? mr. brock: no. i am very satisfied with the impact we are having as an independent organization. successful in aiding her in the election, the next half -- he could still have a republican congress, rough terrain. our role would be to try to ensure that she is able to govern successfully. that is keeping track of the press, opposition. i couple organiz

mr. allen: do you worry more about marco rubio or scott walker? aboutould be worried either one. then i would not very earlier, it was not that i thought the election would be a cakewalk. you have to be prepared for any eventuality. it is a hard election to predict. if you follow the republican tradition, you would think that that would be jeb bush. but i think anything could happen. it could be back in 1954 around him. i do not know. i mean that an insurgent, the couldablishment candidate end up with the nomination. mr. allen: if we use the 1954 generalization for the election, that would mean somebody who has a 45% standing? : -- brock mr. on: if hillary clinton becomes president, will your? david brock: i am very satisfied with the impact we're having as independent organizations and, if we are successful in aiding her in the election, i think the next half will be, you know, you could still have a republican congress. rough terrain. to try our role would be to ensure she is trying to govern successfully. keeping track of the press, keeping track of the republican organization

mr. trump is on top by a large margin and now trump leads two candidates jeb bush and marco rubio, and aocus on immigration is a big reason for his strength in the poll polls, and a big reason that he is giving most of the rivals fits. >> we are going to build a wall, and you don't walk over the border for one day and then all of the sudden we have another american it citizen. it does not work that way. mexico does not do it. other places don't do it. and we are the only place just about that is stupid enough to do it. >> and he likes the word "stupid." and ashley, he has the republicans talking about now anchor babies and first the wall in mexico the build it, and now he has the immigration plan to says round them up and throw them out, and then let some back in, and now talking about anchor babies which the republicans think is the equivalent of self-deport, and getting into this conversation to get more to the right of immigration, and barack obama got 70% of the latino vote. >> regardless of the stance of the republicans getting to the stance on this issue whether it is anchor babies

rubio. please welcome jack heath host of "new hampshire today." mr. heath: good evening. voters in our three states and the rest of america deserve to hear from all of these candidates tonight at the same time answering their questions. our time will be tight and we want from everyone. order of speakers was drawn randomly and we have asked canada's to skip their -- candidate to skip their e intros. >> governor rick perry served as the governor of texas. mr. heath: we received thousands of responses from voters in her state, but the three states focusing. we asked what was most important to them, iowa, south carolina and new hampshire. what would your policy be toward illegal immigrants already in the u.s.? mr. perry: the cost that illegal immigration is having on our states. it is a serious wound. you want to stop the flow, and that is not what is happening. we have heard if we can deal with this issue, if we will format then we will secure the border. now we are and plus-30 years of that. american people do not deal with washington to deal with this issue to the secure t

mr. ambassador, is it going to be realistic as we hope? >> well, i think rubioght on this. 2017, nothing's going to happen. nothing will happen this year in congress. next year with the economic embargo, and it's the congress that controls the embargo spigot, it's not the executive issue that the president can change because that happened some 15 years ago when they shot down the planes and the congress path what is called a helms act. so rubio is basically right, but i do think u.s. businesses, tourism, investors, cuban americans especially are going to want to go back, and i think eventually the congress will soften the embargo. right now i think you'll see more people, the people visits, more educational changes, easier for americans to travel. but, you know, the big hotel chains, the big investments in cuba, we are going to have to wait. the canadians, the spaniards, the brits, everybody else will get in there before we have. liz: well, listen, you have so many titles, governor, ambassador, you were the energy secretary, you must love this 43-dollar oil, my

mr. trump i think knows this, and he continues to keep at the center of 9 conversation about you know, marco rubio had a strong debate, john bakasich d a strong debate. how does carly fiorina get from the earlier debate into the prime-time debate and if she cracks the top ten who falls out. if you look at the logic governor kasich just made the debate. he had a pretty strong performance. chris christie just made the debate. he was the one candidate who every time he got time and he got less time than most people talked about policy. whether you agree or disagree with him that's what we want in debates we want candidates talking about what they would do or push or advocate as president. yet one of those guys you assume if carly fiorina comes up, they're one who falls out. >> trump aside we're able to see what a strong republican field this actually is. there were several contenders who had much stronger debate performances than anyone did in 2012. i thought a lot of people, you know, and this was such a huge audience, that means 24 million viewers saw what donald trump did as well. all these people

mr. trump and republicans are saying, insulting ms. kelly, or as hillary pointed out. marco rubio saying a woman the victim of rape should not have access to terminate the pregnancy? that's really going to hurt them in the general election. >> anna is it wise for hillary clinton to link trump to the gop field. do you think it is going to work? >> yeah, i think that depend on who the nominee is. i think marco rubio could be a huge contrast and could explain his position. he is personally formed by his faith against any exceptions on, on the abortion issue. he thinks that life begins at conception. there is no exception. now, he has voted for and supported legislation, he has been pragmatic and voted, supported legislation that included these exceptions. so i think he has done what a lot of democrats have done for decades. which is say, personally, i am against abortion. but i am going to, you know, volt this w vote this way on legislation. taking a page from democrats. how democrats have handled being catholic for decade. you have seen the kennedys do it. seen john kerry, joe biden

address the spanish-language media we cannot make that mistake again for komer rubio greater strength is there so i advised mrs. clinton to taken out. [laughter] opposition research what a surprise where is that coming from? speeding tickets for gore really? the fishing boat they called a speedboat? that he had the big mortgage and student debt? they have identified him as one of the greatest threats and are trying to reduce him. rick santorum truth be told is most likely of anyone in the race as an italian catholic from western pennsylvania sadly is the steelers fan. [laughter] but i would brainstorm with him when he wrote his book he is a couple years younger and he speaks to the reagin democrats he won iowa for reason people like him in a small room. but he won pennsylvania twice. omaha donald trump i already spoke about. when they bring a skill set that is hard to replicate when he talks people listen and he talks bluntly and people listen like ross perot could grow. to more. and not endorsing flip the coin want them both. that is what i hear the most. to make crucial improvements is likely to be a secreta

mr. trump. >> they love me. >> can the rest of the gop field keep pace? 2016 candidate marco rubioith reaction. >> the whole thing i had with the spanish journalist, if you call him a journalist. >> then trump takes a shot at jorge ramos on the campaign a trail. >> it never erupted. he erupted. >> here with reaction. >> i know people have raised questions about my e-mail use as secretary of state. >> plus, hillary clinton should be worried. we'll tell you the very harsh words that voters were using to describe her. and democrats pounce on the virginia shooting tragedy to push for more gun control.

mr. trump. >> they love me. >> can the rest of the gop field keep pace? 2016 candidate marco rubio is here with reaction. >> the whole thing witness the spanish journalist. >> then trump takes a shot at jorge ramos. >> and here with reaction. >> i know people have raised questions about my e-mail use as secretary of state. >> plus, hillary clinton should be worried. we'll tell you the very harsh words that voters were using to describe her. and democrats pounce on the virginia shooting tragedy to push for more gun control. >> we have got to do something about gun violence in america. >> "hannity" starts right now. >> welcome to "hannity." a new poll shows donald trump continues to dominate the republican field. but it also reveals that joe biden, crazy uncle joe, decides to enter the race, hillary clinton's candidacy could be in huge trouble. fox and friends host, not good news for hillary. >> this is true. let's look at these polls. another impressive showing for donald trump in the latest quinnipiac poll. the billionaire businessman leads with 28%. he is up 8 percentage points fr

mr. trump. >> they love me. >> can the rest of the gop field keep pace? 2016 candidate marco rubio with reaction. >> the whole thing witness the spanish journalist. >> then trump takes a shot at jorge ramos. >> and here with reaction. >> i know people have raised questions about my e-mail use as secretary of state. >> plus hillary clinton should be worried. we'll tell you the very harsh words that voters were using to describe her. and democrats pounce on the