mr. trumpa tremendous show. "the apprentice." i am officially running for president of the united states. john: with all due respect to donald trump -- mark: with all due respect to donald trump -- john: with all due respect to donald trump, you're not the only one who knows how to escalate a situation. happy national donald trump day t. on the show tonight, trump, trump, and trump again. mark: but first, trump. john: and now all returning to our regularly scheduled programming, donald trump. mark: he is a shorter figure. he is over our shack test with a funky and -- heritage. john: this is not michele bachmann or herman cain. this is not a joke candidate that will pop up and go away. mark: every other candidate would kill for his poll numbers. john: speaking of polls, a new poll shows donald trump at 11%, more than double his preannouncement total. mark: he has been telling people for a long time that one he was taken seriously, he would rise. mark: the tops every leaderboard insight. mark: cr

mr. trump: rnc -- john: whoa, whoa, whoa. rk: the easiest question anyone asked -- no, they cannot. john: that is a powerful place to be, no doubt. we are told it is donald trump versus everyone. the primary of trump. how much is the party freaking out? >> the trump attack on jeb, calling in a low-energy guy, i think is fundamentally accurate. john: the low t candidate. >> there are pills for that, but jeb is not taking them. mark: what do you think about him saying he's not a real conservative? >> i think that's the way to take him on. he's a unicorn. he something we've never seen. mr. trump: kanye west, you know what? i will never say bad about him. you know why? because he loves trump. john: when we come back, donald trump unfiltered. ♪ john: all right, now it is time to take a little trip straight to the donald's mouth. mark and i found ourselves fortunate enough to be bequeathed an audience with trumpus maximus himself. he had a lot to say. mark: because you have never run before, people are wondering how you will conduct

[applause] mr. trump: so i will be totally pledging my allegiance to the republican party and the conservative vegetables for which it stands and we will go out and fight hard and we will win. most important like, we will make our country great again, because that is what it is all about. [applause] mr. trump: with that come are there any questions? [indiscernible] mr. trump: this is a self-funded campaign. we have our heart and soul in it. i do not need money and i do not want money. this will be a campaign like no other, i think. i am not controlled by lobbyists or anybody. i'm controlled by the people of the country in order to make our country great again. yes, sir. >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: i really got nothing. the question was, what did i get for signing the pledge? absolutely nothing, other than the assurance that i will be treated fairly. i have seen that over the last few months. they really have been very fair. no, i have no intention of changing my mind. >> [indiscernible] mr. trump: the b

mr. trump: true. there was not one question relating to the veterans. did anyone even ask them why? i know that's a clinton influenced net work. do they not like veterans? >> there was not one question relating to that and not too much on the military. those days, believe me, are over. go ahead. hi, mr. trump. the economy and jobs market is a big issue. i just finished my masters and now i'm told i'm either over or underqualified. i believe the unemployment rate is cute. what can you do to improve the job market for qualified, educated u.s. citizens? mr. trump: it's an amazing question i get all the time. one of the things we are doing, we will be taking our jobs back from china and japan, all of these other places that have in ripping us for years. for been talking about this 10 or 15 years. no politician sees it. we are ringing our manufacturing back here. the question, other than veterans, the question i'm asked the most. young, beautiful, great people go to college and in many cases borrow

>> well, let me be clear, i don't speak for mr. trump. only mr. trump speaks for mr. ump, but i think he was very clear last night when jeb asked him to apologize. he said he didn't say anything wrong and he wasn't going to apologize. and he stands by that. so i think that's been very clear. >> cory, thank you so much, appreciate you're making the time for us today. >> thanks for having me. >>> will last night set a new tone in this race? lindsey graham seemed determine to make foreign policy a topic of conversation. coming up i'll talk to him about how he thinks he differs from his competition. plus, the world lead only four or five people left to fight isis. the current plan to rethink strategy. but first this programming note, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton will be a guest on "the situation room" with wolf blitzer. and you can see that in the next hour at 5:00 eastern. we'll be right back. when i lay in my tempur-pedic contour, then i slowly feel it start to kind of wrap itself around me... my mind just goes kind of blank- and the next thing i kno

what happened was, mr. trump was waiting for mr. walker to attack him and then mr. p started to remind people of the bad fiscal climate that the state of wisconsin is in. i think the people in the state of ohio weren't as familiar with that as the way mr. trump could have mentioned that here. john: have do you think his departure has affected the race? corey: it is the indication that career politicians have run on a record trying to say they have been successful in politics. it's not what the american people want right now. john: how does it affect the race though? >> it helps consolidate that support in iowa. he didn't have much of a base in new hampshire. you will see those individuals who are supporting scott walker. john: let's talk about carly fiorina. your boss was on the today show this morning and he said ms. fiorina had a good life of pitter patter. you look at her and it is robotic. can you flesh out those criticisms and explain what he means by that? corey: she gives the same stump speech wherever she goes. her first phone call will be to benjamin netanya

to us mr. trump, which is very disturbing for us, sounded almost like a school yard bully, that if you say something i don't like, that i'm going to come after you and everything is on the table. and while we have tremendous respect for mr. trump and dr. carson has great admiration for mr. trump and all the candidates, mr. trump should understand that dr. carson is a neurosurgeon, and dr. carson will not be intimidated by mr. trump's words or his hitting below the belt. dr. carson will always challenge mr. trump and anyone else on the issues if he disagrees with them whether it's immigration and what to do with sending people back instead of them remaining here and it will always be a principle position, and so if this is mr. trump's tactic, which was really disturbing to us, dr. carson is more than prepared to talk about the issues, talk about how he would move this country forward, and he looks forward to seeing mr. trump next week right here on cnn during the next presidential debate. >> absolutel

>> [inaudible] mr. trumpi think that the big thing that has changed, it has been obvious to all, after i announced we went up like a rocket ship. no one thought i would run. they thought i would run, and not put in my papers. i did that, the papers in terms of the company turned out to be spectacular. i built a great company. all of the other papers have turned out to be there he well received. i think that the thing that changed is the fact that i went to the number one place very quickly after i signed and in this building notified everybody that i would be running for president. i think that the biggest thing is that i went early to number one, and the rnc has treated me with great respect. that was very important. yes? >> [inaudible] mr. trump: i see no circumstances under which i would tear up that pledge. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: you do not have to be met when you are at 2%. [laughter] mr. trump: it is one of those things, that is how life works. i like governor christie, by the way. >> [inaudible] mr.

mr. stone, i am a democrat that happens to support donald trump. here is the way i see mr. trump's problem. his most difficult achievement will be to get the gop nomination. hehe a, which is that -- if accomplishes that, i see a tremendous amount of support for trump on a national ticket with democrats like me. what is your assessment? host: before we get roger stone's response, can i ask you questions? did you support barack obama in 2008 and 2012? caller: yes i did. host: what changed your thinking about the democratic party and moved into donald trump's camp. caller: one of the most important was the fact that like a lot of people, we are waking up to the fact that candidates are bought and sold through this campaign finance system. donald trump is a billionaire. he is financing his own campaign . as far as i know, nobody has bought him yet. i could go on with two or three other items. host: that is one of the big ones, the fact that he is funding his own campaign is a big one for you. caller: absolutely. i am sick and tired, like a lot of my friends, with candidates bein

it's very high energy, donald. >> mr. trump? >> that's a good one. >> by the way, jeb bush did have a code name when his dad was president. we're told it was tripper. not surprisingly, it was bombastic front-runner donald trump who dominated the conversation on twitter during last night's debate. he garnered nearly 23% of the mentions according to data provided by the site. but the top tweeted moment of the night went to carly fiorina when she responded to trump's well publicized criticism of her appearance. and carly fiorina is among the guests coming up next on "morning joe." we'll also talk to front-runner donald trump, and new jersey governor chris christie. the best debate analysis anywhere is just moments away. how much protein does your dog food have? 18%? 20? nutrient-dense purina one true instinct with real salmon and tuna has 30% protein. support your active dog's whole body health with purina one. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ [ birds squawking ] my mom makes airplane eng

mr. trumps faith. no one came to his defense last night when they called him a communist or a terrorist or a hypocrite. didn't say, let's stop this right now must support. doubt donald no trump is capable of defending himself. corey lewandowski. thank you very much. we'll be right back. john: make sure you tune again tomorrow night, where we will be doing "with all due respect" from fenway park. >> ellen gallagher is one of the most acclaimed american artists working today. work combines skill with razor sharp wit and social commentary. >> it is just not happening and you ride home on your bike, it is the worst feeling. is the fewlly nice times you go home and there is a thread connecting you back to the studio, because he can't wait to get back. >> there are few artists that this -- that possess the skill she does. she has also been able to do that in such a place -- in such a playful and inclusive way. culturally very rich. >> brilliant ideas, powered by shunned a motor -- by hyundai motor. alix: we a

mr. trump defy the laws of gravity. trump was not the dominating presence in the second debate as he was in the first. >> i think women all over this country heard clearly what mr. trump said. [ applause ] >> i think she's got a beautiful face and i think she's a beautiful woman. >> mr. trump backing down a bit there. and this at his first big post debate event. >> we have a problem in this country it's called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. >> we need this question. >> mr. trump did not call the man out there. trump's campaign initially said mr. trump didn't hear the man's rant fully. perhaps. if you look closely here. watch the heads. it's clear everyone around trump heard it just fine. mr. trump changed his tune and said he's not morally obligated to correct every false statement said about president obama. in a question, trump said this. >> i love the muslims. i think they're great people. >> so let's start with the frontrunner coming into

mr. trump has when he doesn't use teleprompters, and he doesn't tell his team that he needs to see all the questions before he gets them. he is unscripted, unstaged, and he's real. and when he said i like this guy, he probably was talking about he likes the way the guy is dressed. it had nothing to do with i like this guy because he knew what his question is going to be. absolutely not. he was never agreeing with what that gentleman was saying. he was just taking the question and when he was like we're looking into it, we're looking into it, he was defusing what could have potentially been a disaster. >> and a recent poll showed that 66% of trump's supporters believe that president obama is a muslim. are you one of those 66% who believe that president obama is a muslim? >> no, i do not. i do not believe that. and mr. trump probably does not believe that as well. and that is not -- that was not part of the show. that was not what he was looking for. that was a gentleman who was very happy with t

mr. trump is in first place in every national poll. by this list he's been in first place for the last 18 straight national republican presidential polls. in the new monmouth poll he reaches a new milestone. 30% of the vote, the highest he's had or any candidate has had in any national republican poll all year long. this is starting to feel not just predictable but permanent. he's leading in every poll since the fourth of july. by increase fwli impressive margins. here's a fact that mr. trump is not yet bragging about but he ought to be. to me at least it seems like low hanging fruit in terms of things donald trump could brag about but i have never heard him brag about, the ad factor. mr. trump way ahead of everybody in the polls not only nationally but every early state as well. when there have been people who have gotten close to him in the polls recently like the poll out of iowa in which ben carson was tied for first place. when mr. trump was tied his answer usually has to do, usually says

mr. trump's temperament. you've dismissed him as an entertainer, would you feel comfortable with donald trump's finger on the nuclear codes? >> you know, i think mr. trump is a wonderful entertainer. he's been terrific at that business. i also think that one of the benefits of a presidential campaign is the character and capability, judgment and temperament of every single one of us is revealed over time and under pressure. all of us will be revealed over time and under pressure. i look forward to a long race. >> you didn't answer my question. would you feel comfortable with donald trump's finger on the nuclear codes? it's an issue. >> that's not for me to answer but the voters of this country to answer and i have a lot of faith and common sense and good judgment of the voters of the united states of america. >> mr. trump? >> well -- [ applause ] >> first of all, rand paul shouldn't even be on this stage. he's number 11 and has 1% in the polls and how he got up here there is far too many people anyway. as far

and any time -- and i think mr. trump has used that effectively, this concern, the feeling, this anger toward the media as well as washington, to boost his numbers. >> but mr. hicks, donald trump and his campaign surrogates will tell you that in essence, you are wrong. >> well, of course they will say we're wrong. but it's still early. and i think we heard from a lot of people. we heard from people -- our readers, who are still on both sides of the issue. most of the reaction we got were from people out of state. texas, jersey, arizona, who really expressed that anger that has attracted donald trump. so -- and i also think i would agree with dr. carson's surrogate. dr. carson is what we would call iowa nice. i've met him. and that's attracted -- that's what's attracting both women, conservative kristens, and why you see him going up in the polls. >> yeah, robert taylor with the carson surrogate you are talking about. i want you to look at this poll. 75% of people polled here, unsatisfied or mad as hell at republicans in c

that's what mr. trump says. bush, listen here, begs to differ. >> i'll campaign in places where republicans have not been seen in a long, long while. my belief is most people are conservative. they just haven't been asked yet. if you have that attitude. campaign in the latino communities. yeah, maybe a little in spanish. i apologize. >> this in and of itself is an important issue for public outreach and hopes in the next election. that's the republican party's $100 million man. jeb bush. he's raised more money. supposed to be the front-runner. as we get closer to this race can you speak the sentence. ben carson, jeb bush? >> no one thought this would be happening. even worse. looks like donald trump is in his head. he's becomage stated by this. >> when using high energy. he's a high-energy candidate. what? >> you have to look at marco rubio and others. i was in puerto rico and he speak spanish and people loved it. people say this is ridiculous. he's not out there fighting with donald trump. he's letting off stea

. >> mr. trump isn't the first republican politician to countenance these kinds of views in order to win votes. you'll recall that one republican congressman told a reporter that he was david duke without the baggage. that congressman was elected by a majority of his colleagues in the house of representatives to the third highest ranking position in the house. those same members of congress blocked immigration reform. those same members of congress opposed reauthorization of the voting rights act. those same members of congress couldn't support a simple funding bill because they're eager to defend the confederate flag. so those are the priorities of today's republican party. >> trump campaign later told nbc news, "mr. trump was referring to the need to protect christians' religious liberties and nothing more." their candidate is a guy who first gained popularity with conservatives by accusing president obama of a grand conspiracy to falsify and hide his birth certificate, who launched his presidenti

his response was that mr. trump speaks for mr. trump. he did not give a direct answer to that question. that's what's going to linger with this controversy. trump in his next interview will have to answer, does he believe -- if the president is a muslim. >> go ahead, dana. >> if i can just add to that. i spoke to the same person to mr. trump a campaign manager and said that very thing. regardless of whether he heard it, what does mr. trump believe. and his answer to me was, that's not the issue. that's beside the pont, sort of who cares and went down the road of, similar to what he said to bob costa, which is this is the media making a big deal out of it. >> as an operative, that's a cop-out for any campaign to say as a spokesman, mr. trump speaks for mr. trump. that's your job to explain the posture and policies, the positions of your candidate. >> unless you don't want to correct it. >> i guess they're breaking the rules, but -- >> may be breaking rules. trump breaking the rules? my god. >> robert said when i interrupted you, he said mo

mr. trump well, first of all, rand paul shouldn't be on this stage. he's number 11. he's got 1% on the polls. how he got up here, there's far too many people anyway. as far as temperament, i think i have a great temperament. i built a phenomenal business with incredible, iconic assets. one of the really, truly great real estate businesses. and i may be an entertainer because i've had tremendous success with number one best sellers all over the place, but i will tell you this, what i am far and away greater than an entertainer is a businessman 37 that's the kind of mindset this country needs to bring it back. we owe $19 trillion right now, $19 trillion and you need this kind of thinking to bring our country back. my temperament is very cool, very calm. but we will be respected jo it side of this country. we are not respected now. >> senator paul, your name has been invoked. >> i have to kind of laugh. it was sound like a nonsecond by tor. he was asked if he's capable and it would be in good hand

mr. trumpo had a press availability, a q & a with reporters that was scheduled in conjunction with his speech monday night in dallas. he canceled that. he had another press availability scheduled in conjunction with his ill-fated fake veterans group fund-raiser on the decommissioned battleship on tuesday night. he also ended up canceling that event with reporters. and now today this late announcement that he was canceling today's appearance in south carolina. and so there was a lot of speculation today that -- on what exactly is going on with donald trump and why he pulled out so late from the south carolina event, which again wasn't just a media event. this was supposed to be in front of an audience in the state that goes third in the country, south carolina. so there's speculation today that the reason donald trump got yanked off the campaign trail today, the reason he decided not to show up, was because of the bad reaction to the incident at his new hampshire town hall last night in which a

when i asked what does mr. trump believe he said mr. trump only speaks for mr. trump. i said to lewandowski the first thing trump is going to be asked in his next interview is what he believes in that question. that's going to linger over his question. >> we have a problem in this country with muslims. our current president is one, and he said how do we get rid of them, kevin madden. that is deeply disturbing. >> sure. and i think it's a comment that a lot of people would disagree with. i disagree that that's reflective of views within the party. so i think one of the things that i think was great about last night's debate was you saw on that stage ten other candidates that if they were asked that question they would have confronted it and they would have -- and they would have answered it very, very differently. and that's one of the things great about last night was that so many of the other people in our party were on display they were talking about policies. they were talking about issues that matter. they were talking about their vision for the country. because of

. >> i think the women all around this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> i think she's got a beautiful face and i think she's a beautiful woman. >> no she did not seem impressed. nor was jeb, in trump v bush. the subject, remarks trump once made accusing bush of being soft on immigration because his wife was worn in mexico. >> i hope you apologize for that. >> i hear phenomenal things. i hear you wife is a lovely woman -- >> she's absolutely the love of my life and she's right here. and why don't you apologize for her right now. >> i went to that but i think he's a lovely woman. >> -- to get in the game. >> marco rubio flashed passion and knowledge on foreign policy. >> the number one issue that a president will ever confront and the most important obligation that the federal government has is to keep this nation safe. and today we are not doing that. we are eviscerating our military and we have a president that is more respectful to the ayatollah in iran than he is to the prime minister of israel. >> while trump and fiorina flashed their business

it's important they predicted this a few times before only to see mr. trump defy the laws of gravity. trump was not the dominating presence in the second debate as he was in the first. >> i think women all over this country heard clearly what mr. trump said. [ applause ] >> i think she's got a beautiful

i think mr. trump will elevate that as a concern. mr. doesn't wear his religion on his sleeve, unlike some other people in the race. mr. trump is a private person when it comes to religion. i think that's good. i think the separation of church and state is a founding principle in this country. and mr. trump wants to hold that principle. but i do think he believes in the almighty. will be a great supporter for christians, jews, muslims and everyone else. >> tara, when you look at the poll numbers, this evangelical vote is so critical nationwide, but especially iowa. in the last politte shows trump was trailing dr. ben carson with the evangelical vote. what does something like tonight do for him in that respect? >> the reason why ben carson is ahead with evangelicals, they recognize ben carson is authentic and sincere in his christian beliefs. donald trump was very dismissive -- it was offensive to me as a christian who believes in communion to have him talk about his little wine and little cracker like it is part of a comedy routine. you a

i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> and earlier in the debate trump seemed to take a swing at rand paul's appearance in this fiery exchange. >> i think his resporns, his visceral response to attack people on their appearance, short, tall, fat, ugly, my goodness, that happened in junior high. are we not way above that? >> i never attacked him on his look. and believe me, there's plenty of subject matter right there. that i can tell you. >> the debate touched on issues ranging from the economy and taxes to the iran zeal but one of the most talked about issues was immigration. at one point jeb bush demanded on apology from trump for suggesting his wife's heritage helped guide his stance on immigration. >> did mr. trump go too far in invoking your wife? >> he did. he did. you're proud of your family just as i am. >> correct. >> to subject my wife into the middle of a raucous political conversation was completely inappropriate. and i hope you apologize for that, dojd. >> well, i have to tell you, i hear phenomenal t

mr. trump's response to the question regarding training camps in this country was we will look into it. but that's not really what i'm talking about, and what is getting so much attention right now. it is the fact that trump did not rebut the questioner, misstating whether barack obama is a muslim or christian, implying again, resurrecting that whole issue of his nationality. >> donald trump is very much aware of his audience. he knows his supporters. you know, i gave him, if you played the clip that you played there from the interview i did with him, if you play it longer, i think i went back at him again on it and he just, he doesn't want to -- he just doesn't want to talk about it but he doesn't want to acknowledge he was wrong. so it is -- i don't think he's going to back, you know, their response to this to me is not surprising. he's never rescinded his belief about obama being born in the united states. so look, i think this is a case of a candidate who believes that his supporters, that

. >> i think women all over the country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. [ applause ] >> i think she's got a beautiful face and i think she's a beautiful woman. >> no, she did not seem impressed. nor was jeb in trump v. bush. the subject the remarks that trump said bush was soft on immigration. >> i hope you apologize for that, donald. >> i hear phenomenal things. your wife is a lovely woman. i don't know her. >> she is. she is the absolute love of my life. why don't you apologize to her. >> i won't because i didn't say anything wrong. >> the 11 candidates were begging the moderator to get in the game. >> jake. >> jake. >> jake. >> all of the need to breakthrough. all with carly fiorina to the main debate stage targeting planned parenthood. >> anyone who has watched this videotape, i dare hillary clinton, obama to watch the tapes. a fully formed fetus on the table. heart beating. its legs kicking. >> marco rubio flashed knowledge and passion on foreign policy. >> the most important obligation that the federal government has is to keep the nation safe

mr. trump: do they like me in indonesia? >> yes. mr. trump: speaker of the house in indonesia. thank you very much. [applause] brieflyd trump speaking before taking questions. the entire press conference lasting about 25 minutes. youre asking you whether think he should have signed that pledge he held up at the end there. you can weigh in as well, go online. and findcom/c-span, other appearances by donald trump and the other candidates in the presidential race @ cspan.org. hearing onoon a fraud in the medicare prescription drug program. you can watch it today at 3:45 p.m. eastern time here on c-span . this evening, go with us on our c-span cities tour, visiting literary and historic sites across the country to hear from local historians, authors, and civic leaders. this month with congress on summer recess we are showing the cities tour right here on c-span every day at 6:00 p.m. eastern. today we focus on saint augustine, florida, the oldest european settlement in the commonwealth united states. we will visit the fountain of about the civil rights movement, and tour the saint a

good morning, mr. trump. >> hi, alisyn. it's been a long time. >> let's talk about the pope's visit. let's start there. the pope has been talking about one of your signature issues and that, of course, is immigration. the pope has a different take on immigrants. he in fact spoke out to people who might not feel comfortable to immigrants. let me just read his sort of poignant words. the pope said yesterday, perhaps it will not be easy for you to look into their souls. perhaps you will be challenged by their diversity. but know that they also possess resources meant to be shared so do not be afraid to welcome them. what do you think of the pope's words? >> i think his words are beautiful. i respect the pope and i like the pope very much. i will say this, we have a country that is going through tremendous problems. we owe $19 trillion, so, number one, we can't afford this process. we have tremendous crime problems, as you know, the illegal imgrants are coming in. you just have to look at san francisco and so many other instanc

mr. trump find it quite rich that you would talk about this. >> time magazine correspond jay small is the author of the fortcoming book broad influence. >> that's a challenge for carly fiorina here is to thread that needle and to say to prove herself tough enough but to prove herself likable enough and soft enough to be elected. >> whether it's the middle east or vladmir putin, it doesn't call for a smile when we're talking about very series issues that impact people's lives. >> for any presidential candidate looking to become the vehicle for the deeply held aspirations of millions of voters, there is probably no more direct route than to become the front runner. and that will require more of carly fiorina than winning debate performances. >>> still ahead, the clock is ticking as lawmakers look for a way to avoid a possible government shutdown over funding defunding planned parenthood. >>> first the migrant crisis moves to another border. the response is not welcoming. if hiring plumbers, carpe

but it is not clear whether or not mr. trumpasino matter. that is not clear. we can ask donald trump about that when he joins us in about 20 minutes. >> let us know what you think about that as well. in addition, who do you think was the biggest loser coming out of last night? many of you thought it was cnn. and here's why. 44% of cnn's questions focused on the donald. 26 total questions had donald trump's name in it. and 18 of those questions were asked to the other candidates. >> i do say -- >> aly weighted there. >> but the thing is i don't necessarily have a problem with donald trump getting more questions, because he is leading by about 20 points. he is the most intriguing. he does get the most air time. and you do want to give the other candidates a chance to answer because it's one of their chief complaints is you keep putting donald trump on, not anybody else. >> but the other candidates were getting frustrated all these questions are about donald trump, trying to get a fight with donald trump. and eventually they had to

speaking of ballroom, mr. trump, how are those spanx holding up? nald," they should call him "the 20th hijacker!" [audience ohs] - too soon! - donald always says, "money can't buy happiness, "but it can buy the best eastern european whores new york city has to offer!" donald has told many a tale of vivacious walkers of the night and their mystical extra hole! they come from a faraway land to suck the blood and ill-gotten bank accounts from wealthy but stupid billionaires. tell us, oh, great trump, where are these women of who you speak who possess the coveted fourth hole? for we shall not rest until we have all experienced the pleasure of the four-hole eastern european whores that are currently doing blow in your dressing room. did i get that right? [cheers and applause] - sounds good to me. - thank you, mr. trump. you're the best. this has been a real thrill for me. it's not often you get a boss that can laugh at himself. - now, please stop staring at my tits. [cheers and applause] - up next, jeff ross and donald trump. to come out of its shell.. t

mr. trump continue his aggressive posture during tomorrow's debate? we will ask him. >> we have very bad signals. we have a very huge wave of migrants and it's a disaster. >> who is really at fault as europe is being overrun by muslims? tonight we will point the finger. >> kind hearted young man. tough as nails. i'm devastated. >> also ahead, reports say the criminal who killed state trooper joseph ponder was a black lives matter sympathizer. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly, thanks for watching us tonight. the talking points memo on the exploding muslim invasion will be in our third segment this evening. but you we lead in w. a new poll from cbs. it says republican primary voters prefer donald trump and dr. ben carson by a wide margin over the rest of the field. mr. trump at 27% is up three points from early august. dr. carson at 23% up a whopping 17 points. but there is a cautionary question. republicans were asked is

mr. trump.nomy and job market are big issue. i just finished my master's degree and now during my job search i'm told i am overly or underqualified. i believe the unemployment rate is huge. what can you do to improve the job market for people like me who are qualified educated talented u.s. citizen? >> is such a question. i get it all the time. it's an amazing question. one of the things we are doing we will be taking our jobs back from china and japan and all of these other places that have been ripping us for years. i've been talking about this for 10 years, 15 years. we are bringing our jobs back here in bringing our manufacturing back here. i will tell you it may be the question other than the fact maybe the question i get asked the most and that his people, young beautiful great people go to college and in many cases borrow a lot of money to get the college. they are so proud. they do well and they're good students and they work hard. they get out and they can't get a job. with trump anothe

mr. trump i find it quite rich that you would talk about this. >> time magazine correspond jay small is the author of the fortcoming book broad influence. >> that's a challenge for carly fiorina here is to thread that needle and to say to prove herself tough enough but to prove herself likable enough and soft enough to be elected. >> whether it's the middle east or vladmir putin, it doesn't call for a smile when we're talking about very series issues that impact people's lives. >> for any presidential candidate looking to become the vehicle for the deeply held aspirations of millions of voters, there is probably no more direct route than to become the front runner. and that will require more of carly fiorina than winning debate performances. >>> still ahead, the clock is ticking as lawmakers look for a way to avoid a possible government shutdown over funding defunding planned parenthood. >>> first the migrant crisis oh, look. we have a bunch of... announcer: babies who are talked to from the ti

mr. trump likes to talk about polls. he's in a statistical tie now with dr. ben carson. mr. trump even said this morning this is the ebb and flow, you're going to see an ebb and flow to the poll numbers. do you think he's prepared for this tough battle ahead of him? >> yes, i do. frankly, that was one poll. if you look at the real clear politics average i think mr. trump still holds a 6-plus point lead across the index there. look, i've been through this myself and i can be very up front about this, polls move dramatically at times depending on polling numbers. i teach statistics. my day job i'm a college professor and a professor of economics, and i end up sometimes to have to teach statistics. and one of the things we teach in our statistics class is to make sure that you have an appropriate sample. and i looked at some of these polling numbers here and we're looking at samples of under 300 people. and, don, you've been in this business long enough to know that's not a very representative sample. when you have margins of error of 6.5%, that's not a very -- i don't know if y

mr. trump later said he was talking about your persona. >> you know, it's interesting to me. mr. trump said he heard mr. bush very clearly and what mr. bush said. i think women all over this country heard clearly what mr. trump said. >> i think she's got a beautiful face and i think she's beautiful woman. >> in about ten minutes tracie potts will break it down and some of the takeaways. >>> chuck bell now to find out for us. another summer-like day for us, chuck? >> yes, indeed. another quiet day weather-wise. what you should wear, a lighter jacket this morning, but a lighter one. but short sleeves by later on this afternoon as temperatures will soar once again out of the 50s and 60s this morning. into the 80s by later on this afternoon. sun's up at 6:51. temperature, 57 at 7:00. 82 at lunchtime. 86 by 4:00 this afternoon. the real knock on today and what's different the last couple of days, air quality. as a result, each day weed a ad little bit more. for now we're at a code orange. unhealthy for sensitive groups. that's a check on the weather. seven-day forecast coming up in a f