mrs. fiorina. i want to start off with paul ryan, he was a congressional staffer, elected to the house at 28, is he too much of a washington insider to change so-called business as usual in washington? >> well, we'll see. but i think everything you heard paul ryan say is that he intends to lead the republican caucus to providing solutions. and i think that's people want. when i'm out here on the campaign trail, people want to see results. leadership is about producing results, it's not about talking it's about producing results. one thing that i would encourage congress to do is to pass the budget, pass the act which gives congress the authority, the countability to oversee every regulation and pass the border security bill. those are things that would be producing results, american people would see it and i think it would advance the ball tremendously. >> let's talk about this cnbc debates. are you sending someone to the meetings here in washington this evening and do you think there should be cha

mrs. fiorina says needs to change in washington, join me sunday morning at nine for this week in siouxland. mrs. firorina joins me foa one on one conversation,. jenna: earlier this afternn, former pennsylvania senator rand paul made a campaign stop in altoona, iowa. he held a meet and greet at the pizza ranch in town. paul made stops in winterset and ames today as well. jenna: new jersey governor chris christie was in cedar rapids today. christie continues to campaign in the hawkeye state. the gop presidential hohoful has been ininowa since tuesday night's republican debate in milwaukee. and when asked for his best impression of gop rival donald trump christie lightheartedly delivered. "everyone in washington is a loser. i'm a winner i'll win in washington. everyone else is a loser." after his christie added the disclaimer that hehe been friends years and a nice guy." and speaking of donald trump, he's set to hold a campaign rally in fort dodge tonight, iowa central college. that'll be at 6 p-m. and democratic candidate bernie sanders will be holding a couple events in iowa this sunday. in

mrs. fiorina. carl? >> dr.son, we know you as a physician but we wanted to ask you about your involvement on corporate boards including costco's. last year a marketing study called the company the number one gay-friendly brand in america, partly because of its domestic partner benefits. >> why would you serve on a board of a company that seems to have a counterview on these matters? >> i believe that our constitution protects everybody, regardless of their sexual orient station. i also believe that marriage is between one man and one woman. there is no reason why you can't be perfectly fair to the gay community. they should not automatically assume because you believe that marriage is between one man and one woman that you are a homophobe. this is one of the myths that the left 6 perpetrates on our society. this is how they frighten people and get people to shut up. you know, that's what the pc culture is all about, and it's destroying this nation. the fact of the matter is, we the american people are not each

mrs. fiorina two or three weeks later. she's gone back to the bottom rung of the pile. it could happen again with mr. rubio. they could rise from the debate but will it last? >> i noticed in watching abc yesterday with dr. carson that he is really picking up his game, if you will, on foreign policy. i want to play a little bit of that interview. >> reporter: what's your much bigger plan for syria? >> my much bigger plan involves, you know, putin and iran also. i mean, those are the forces that are propping up the assad regime. look where most of the refugees are, at the turkey/syrian border. we should establish a no-fly zone there and we should enforce it. we should be doing this in communication with putin to try to decrease the likelihood of conflict in his own area of the world. the whole baltic basin. we need more than one or two armored brigades there to show some strength. we need to recognize that his fuel is oil. we need to do everything we can to develop our energy resources in an economical rate so that we keep the oil prices down, which keeps him in his little

mrs. fiorina on so many topics, but attacking her personally is not my style. >> does he have have a point about conservative women? >> no. i think that worked for carlie to talk about sarah palin and michele bachmann. the attacks were about her qualifications and not about her looks. when it comes to women in positions of power, let's talk about what they think, how they act, what they've done. not what they look like. that is a double standard. >> so the next time someone makes a donald trump face, are you going to say don't talk about -- >> honestly, i'm sensitive about it because i know that that has gone on throughout my entire career, throughout every professional woman's career i've ever encountered. >> i gotcha. stay right there. stay with me. president obama speaking out tonight about race, snufts, and not everybody will be clear on what he says. the cold truth is... if a cold keeps you up at night you can't just catch up on sleep the next day. new alka-seltzer plus night cold & cough liquid relieves tough cold symptoms and quiets coughs for up to 8 hours... ...to help you sleep a

mrs. fiorina is making a mistake not putting forward a serious plan.he is a very arcti ar -- articulate person, but from a strictly commercial stand point what you would be most interested in. deirdre: indeed, all she said, she wants it to be three pages, shy is articulate and a good thinker, comeback soon, lord conrad black joining me with his thoughts. >> thank you. deirdre: speaking of carly fiorina saying that socialism starts when government tries to fix a problem is created. i'm going to ask my next guest, real estate mogul potential new york city mayor don peeples that question, next. technology empowers us to achieve more. it pushes us to go further. special olympics has almost five million athletes in 170 countries. the microsoft cloud allows us to immediately be able to access information, wherever we are. information for an athlete's medical care, or information to track their personal best. with microsoft cloud, we save millions of man hours, and that's time that we can invest in our athletes and changing the world. ic reaction, stop taking

mrs. fiorina, can you give me a made up? >> 92% of the jobs lost during barack obama's first term belonged to women. >> seth: wow. is it safe to assume that's totally untrue? [ laughter ] and if we fact-check it, we'll find out that you just flat out lied to us? [ laughter ] mr. trump, as you know, recreational marijuana is now legal in four states. do you, uh, know where i might be able to, uh, score some weed and follow up? do you have any? >> i do carry on occasion. sometimes a lot. but i like to be unpredictable. [ laughter ] >> seth: cool, cool, cool. cool, cool, cool. i'm going to hit you up afterwards. [ cheers and applause ] governor bush, and, again, i hate to belabor the point, but i want to come back to you. let's say by some miracle you actually get elected and you have to be president? what would you do then? >> just resign and let someone else take the job. [ laughter ] >> seth: all right, thank you, governor. i thank you, the american people thank you. it looks like we're out of time. mr. trump, i'll see you b

mrs. fiorina, i threw out a challenge to "the view" and said why don't you invite mrs. ologize. you have an announcement to make today. >> yes. i will face the ladies of "the view" for the second time on friday. i'm looking forward to it. i don't need an apology, elizabeth. i think what this points out is liberals, and that includes liberal women, when they don't like the message they attack the messenger. my message to the ladies of "the view" is man up. if you want to debate me on policies, the obama administration has been bad for women. planned parenthood is harvesting baby parts. don't think to talking about my face. my candidacy has been called offensive to women by women. i have been told that i hate women because i am pro life by he women. this is what liberals unfortunately do too often. they a attack the messenger instead of dealing with the message. >> whoopie goldberg is a friend of mine. she will be fair. when hillary clinton is running, they want to get behind a woman. how do you overcome that moving forward with this election? >> well, first of all, you ru

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fiorina: this, mr. president, is why we are an exceptional nation. xceptional, we must lead. [applause] ms. fiorina: the philosopher aristotle once said courage is the most important of virtues because without courage the practice of the other virtues is impossible. [applause] ms. fiorina: so we must have the courage to lead. and to give us that courage, we must remember who we are. the statue of liberty was a gift from the people of france. and in that iconic figure, the french saw americans as we must be. lady liberty stands tall and strong. we must have the strongest economy and the strongest military on the face of the planet, and everyone must know it. [applause] ms. fiorina: as president, i will restore our prosperity and possibilities for every american regardless of their circumstances. i will cut our government down to size and hold it accountable. as commander-in-chief, i will invest in our military, honor their sacrifice, value their service, and listen to their advice. [applause] ms. fiorina: there is one candidate in this race who says he

mr. carly fiorina dr. dely praised podges front-runner donald trump showed another side maybe another reason he continues to do so he well in early polling we spoke with mr. trump moments ago right here on this program, here is what he had to say, about illegal immigration. donald trump: talking about a lot of things with illegal immigration, number one, it is illegal. we don't have border, we don't have any controls. maria: one of the nice night big win, marco rubio defending decision to call vladimir putin a zbakstngster. >> first of all, vladimir putin doesn't take that as insult told 60 minutes they asked that specific question told him marco rubio called him a gangster he smiled said hoi can i be a gangster? i am in the kgb. maria: turning to markets, future looking flat this morning the moment, we are expecting some declines opening of trading, as you can see the dow jones industrial average down 51 points in early going, he opening bell an hour and a half away, in europe, draghi are confirming that h

mrs. clinton is a senator from new york. parody? ms. fiorinaolutely correct if you are a republican woman the liberal media will go after you much harder than if you are a democrat. >> completely hypocritical right there. whoopi goldberg was supposed to be off today, bill. she decided to come in to do those add homonym attacks against carlie fiorina. joke when she said it about carlie when donald trump said something whoopi attacked donald trump. clearly it's all about liberal. it's not about protecting women or having a feminist view of things. it's having a liberal view of things. because if you are a conservative woman, there is no protection on "the view." five women taking shots#at carly fiorina give carlie credit for standing her own, standing her ground. >> she got good publicity from it. >> of course she did. it was all about that. >> let's switch over to topic number two. this is just out from the drug enforcement agency, 2013 stats, latest stats available. drug overdoses in the u.s.a. kill more people than traffic accidents and gun in

sally: carly fiorina fielded questions in iowa. so did senator rand paul. mr. bush: michigan is important because they found a place in the primary where i think there is going to be a huge focus. sally: the democratic candidates are prepping for their second debate, which will be in des stacey: new video is bringing new attention to the 2013 death of a virginia man tased multiple times by police. you can see officers use stun guns on 46-year-old linwood lambert after he broke out a -- broke out of a patrol car and ran from them. instead of taking lambert to the hospital, his family says the officers put him back in the car and tased him again. when an ambulance finally took lambert to the hospital, he was in cardiac arrest and died. the officers were never charged. lambert's family has filed a 25 -- filed a lawsuit. $25 millionsteve: president obama says an army captain who saved fellow soldiers by tackling a suicide bomber in afghanistan had the courage to do what was needed. pres. obama: on his very worst day, he managed to summon his very best. steve: prese

fiorina. she had to dust with mr. trump, a couple of them, including one where he got a little irritated.r's what happened. >> why does she keep interrupting everybody? >> i'd like to finish my response, basically. >> so he got booed there. that's where he lost you? >>. >> the masgonist scene is really unnecessary. so what is the problem. >> you're doing this to the male candidates, as well. it's a debate. you're there to explain the issues. and that's why you saw the boo. >> you know what, it finally dawned on me. he's threatened by her. >> i'm glad he did that because he treats kaisich and rand paul the same way. he's not going to treat anybody differently. if you want someone who's going to treat women nicely going after hillary, good luck with that. >> fiorina ha her share of problems because of her per formabs. >> they're talking about how he lost his job. >> a lot of my listeners, that's what they call in. we've got that problem with rubio. i want to go back to trump for just a seconds. i thought he had a very strong debate in his subdued way. there's no way he was threatened. >> an

mr. trump: look, i just want to answer the questions and be done with it. stephanie: also refusing to sign on, john kasich, chris christie, and carly carly fiorina, who chose "kindle at the applebee' s applebee' s and i wednesday." and now ben carson on the debate reforms are backfiring. mr. carson: it' garbage. stephanie: he is pushing for no lending rounds or show of hands questions and a requirement that the temperature remained below 67 degrees. as republicans debate the next debate, another poll shows carson in the league today, six points ahead of trump nationwide with marco rubio in third place with 11% and ted cruz and jeb bush rounding out the top five. based off of this most recent poll, the same 10 candidates are likely to share the stage for the main debate, whatever form that takes. governor bobby jindal may drop erin: the presidential race continues through new hampshire today. republican jeb bush kicks off a three-day bus tour with stops today in rye and raymond. and democrat martin o' malley has town hall meetings in manchester, durham, and keene today. new hampshire' s first-in-the-nation primary status hasn' t always been a sure thing. 40

fiorina? >> i think women all over this country heard very clearly what mr. trump said. >> you know your husband has come under fire here and there for making disparaging remarks about women. does this bother you? >> it doesn't bother me. he treats everybody the same. he talked about men as well,ot about women only. maybe they just go into a little bit more details when he says something about women. >> reporter: i sat d down with donald trump's four oldest children. ivanka, 34. eric, 31. ffany, 22. has your father ever said anything on the campaign trail that made you cringe? >> truthfully, no. >> no, no, no? >> he's true to himself and he speaks in a way that the average person can understand. it's refreshing for everyone. >> reporter: tiffany, trump's daughter by his second wife, marla maples, is a senior at her father's alma matter, university of pennsylvania, with plans to go to l school. >> people are meeting you today many for the first time. to grow up with the name tiffany trump, that's not easy. >> it's all i know. i'm so happy to be tiffany trump.

mr. rubio, miss fiorina, it seems as though the american people understand very well that dr.ay not have been put in a position of authority where he's had to negotiate them. but he's given them the peace that he can put together a team of counselors that have negotiated, that have been at that table, that understands what needs to go into it and the kind of discipline and insight and study and the kind of diplomacy to make those things work. i don't think anyone, including you, as much as you know about media, and as good as you are at what you do, there's always something that you can't learn from someone else who's not own even in your profession. none of us are an expert at anything unless we surround ourselves with people who bring in their different experiences, the different things that have have shaped them into who they are today. i think that's why this outside is working. america feels, even with all the experience you speak of, there's something that's very wrong in this country that's not working for every day americans. our foreign policy is in shambles. the amer

>> we have sanders and fiorina and we'll check in with mr.mp. >> we'll have much more sunday morning on "meet the press," 10:30 right here on nbc 4. >> the news 4 i-team has learned that a newly proposed law could change the local protests staged on the u.s. capitol grounds. a republican congressman from iowa has formally submitted a bill that gives u.s. capitol police the power to enforce federal immigration law. what that means is they could potentially start the deportation process of undocumented immigrants who are arrested for protesting on the hill. that bill has been formally submitted to the u.s. house administration committee. >>> tonight a maryland family is demanding changes at a busy intersection after a crash. a girl was killed on canberra drive. it happened monday night and something must be done to make sure this doesn't happen again. derrick ward has our report. >> reporter: this intersection of woodyard road and canberra drive in clinton has a reputation. on monday, 9-year-old daichell brown died in a collision here. lots of

i'm surprised that miss fiorina didn't take umbrage with mrs. clinton.rl and people take umbrage with her and i think she should expect hillary clinton to stand up for other women running for office. ashley: do you agree that hillary clinton is somewhat awkward and away from the mainstream audience. >> she's a horrible candidate. actually a year ago i was concerned as a republican about her running for office. of course, she's going to have the media for her in the general election, but these past six months to me has proven what a really awkward and she's just not a natural candidate. i don't think she's ever going to be. she's been doing it for 30 years. i don't think it's getting better than her liz: polls show that people are sick of gridlock. >> i think everyone is sick of it. who is not? we need somebody in washington. look what president obama has done the past six years of congress, nothing. you know? republicans are the enemies and democrats are the enemies, in his own party. we need somebody who can lead both sides. ashley: hillary clinton says

mr. cruz: this has been such a incredible whirlwind. people ask, is it tiring? i have to say it is the opposite, it is invigorating. cynthia: carly fiorina also got in the zone. jeb bush gathered his thoughts to touch on topics of concern to iowans. mr. bush: the debt, deficit, divide, inability to get things done in d.c. ms. fiorina: they're concerned about the fact that wages have not grown in 30 years. they are concerned the government is out of control, and the world dangerous place when we're not leading. cynthia: although these white house hopefuls have given these speeches so many times, backstage you can see, they don't take their time on stage lightly, realizing this could catapult them to the big stage mr. rubio: going up on stage, i remind myself what an incredible honor it is to aspire to the highest office in the land. it is a lot of fun, it is rewarding, and hopefully it works out. cynthia: cynthia fodor, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. alyx: good to see them having fun. the candidates each had a turn to speak for about 15 minutes. hundndds attended and visited surrounding booths handing out food and info on the different

fiorina: this, mr. president, is why we are an exceptional nation. said courage is the most important of virtues because without courage the practice of the other virtues is impossible. [applause] ms. fiorina: so we must have the courage to lead. and to give us that courage, we must remember who we are. gifttatue of liberty was a from the people of france. and in that iconic figure, the french soccer americans as we must -- saw americans as we must be. lady liberty stands tall and strong. we must have the strongest economy and the strongest military on the face of the planet, and everyone must know it. [applause] ms. fiorina: as president, i will restore our prosperity and possibilities for every american regardless of their circumstances. i will cut our government down to size and hold it accountable. as commander-in-chief, i will invest in our military, honor their sacrifice, value and service -- their service, and listen to their advice. [applause] ms. fiorina: there is one candidate in this race who says he knows more about isis than our generals

mr. donald trump, dr. ben carson, texas senator ted cruz, and ms. carly fiorina, and kentucky senator rand paul.uite a lineup. but before we get to the next debate, a few thoughts, a little analysis if we may. moderators trish regan and sandra smith will be joining me here, fresh from the debate stage. we'll be talking as well with some of the candidates here and joining me now, fox news, easy for me to say, fox news digital politics editor chris stirewalt and senior writer for "the weekly standard" steve hayes, syndicated columnist charles krauthamer. good to have you all with us. chris, that was as advertised. >> yeah. you ought to be proud of your colleagues, our colleagues. that was a hell of a good debate they put on right there. it was substantive. it was interesting. i think that huckabee and christie had good shows. i think they demonstrated that they have a good claim to be back on the big stage when debates resume little more than a month and i thought it was a wonderful debate. lou: the idea, steve hayes, that there would be a one winner walk away, is there a single winner in your jud

carly fiorina responded to clinton's response last night on "the o'reilly factor" saying this. >> i don't even take umbrage with mrs. clinton. i do take umbrage with the clear double-standard that exists in the media. if this happened with a conservative candidate, the liberal media would be all over us to correct him, to apologize and all the rest of it. trish: hmmm. mainstream media giving hillary clinton another pass? here to weigh in, howie kurtz, hoax of fox news's "mediabuzz." good to see you back in the seat. enjoyed visiting with you out in milwaukee there, howie. give me reaction to this story. is this another case of liberal bias? >> personally hillary clinton should have taken a very strong stand against strangulation of political opponents. got to draw the line somewhere. i do think carly fiorina has a point but in this case, it is pretty clear from the clip you just played, even though this was angry former hewlett-packard worker, at least that's what he said he was, complaining about layoffs carly fiorina presided over, wasn't taken literally. everybody laughed. i think carly fiorina was smart not to

mr. donald trump, dr. ben carson, texas senator ted cruz, and ms. carly fiorina, and kentucky senator rand paul.uite a lineup. but before we get to the next debate, a few thoughts, a little analysis if we may. moderators trish regan and sandra smith will be joining me here, fresh from the debate stage. we'll be talking as well with some of the candidates here and joining me now, fox news, easy for me to say, fox news digital politics editor chris stirewalt and senior writer for "the weekly standard" steve hayes, syndicated columnist charles krauthamer. good to have you all with us. chris, that was as advertised. >> yeah. you ought to be proud of your colleagues, our colleagues. that was a hell of a good debate they put on right there. it was substantive. it was interesting. i think that huckabee and christie had good shows. i think they demonstrated that they have a good claim to be back on the big stage when debates resume little more than a month and i thought it was a wonderful debate. lou: the idea, steve hayes, that there would be a one winner walk away, is there a single winner in your jud

mr. carson rise. erika: trump was on a roll, going after just about everyone in the republican race, dismissing marco rubio as a lightweight, and referring to carly fiorina as "carly what' s-her-name." right now another republican is about to file papers for the first primary in the nation. rand paul will make it official in just a few minutes at the office of the secretary of state meeting tonight in portsmouth. emily: draft kings is working to keep their site running. governor baker making his opinion clear. in the bay state. played a game over the weekend and says the company massachusetts. he sees consumer protection as the issue. >> we need to make sure it is a level playing field. we need to make sure the interest as consumers are protected. emily: massachusetts attorney general maura healey is still investigating the sites, but has indicated that she does not think they should be banned. erika: another setback for the indy car race set to hit the streets of boston this summer. the herald has learned hubspot has already secured the contract for the massachusetts convention center labor day weekend of 2018. which plans to shut down streets in that a