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we have nile gardiner, nomiki kuntz and. one of the problems with this approach this is not the behavior we should expect from russia. effectively, they're not acting quote, professionally. nomiki, when are we suddenly demanding that or the world powers act professional? >> they're claiming they're a democracy and they're claiming they are adhering to international law, you would expect honesty is honesty and truth is truth. trish: i don't know. this is one where you need your intelligence community out there trying to basically run three steps ahead of putin. he just ran three steps ahead -- >> i think we are. with we don't know whether or not we're ahead of him as well. he is saying we're violating international law as nato members going into syria, preventing assad, who is violating international law taking dawn assad and isis. they're claiming we're breaking law. they used law and lied about it and committing airstrikes supposedly against assad. trish: one of the key points as well, that we heard from ash carter was the

. >> nomiki, i'm sorry, i can disagree with you more.en i worked for john mccain, he stood up to this and the media didn't highlight. >> no, they did highlight it. >> that was a story at the time. that was a story. that got a lot of air time. >> it was a huge story. >> and they were still able to use it against john mccain, because they said, well, those are palin supporters and he must not be a leader because he picked palin and mccain's a bad guy. >> that's not what happened at all. >> the other candidates dona s want to talk about trump. they want to do anything they can to get out their message because they're so low in the polls. >> you say it's a media obsession, but let's play the sound i wanted to play earlier. these are republican candidates challenging, criticizing donald trump for those comments. let's have a listen. >> barack obama is a talented man. and by the way, he's an american. he's a christian. his problem isn't the fact that he was born here or that what his faith is. his problem is he's a progressive liberal that tea

nomiki kuntz is head of the accountability project. thanks for joining us. i know you think this deal is a good idea. only 20 1% of americans agree with you. >> i would say we had a bunch of polls, ppp came out with a very different result. i'm not a pollster, the more you tell people, people don't know anything about a nuclear deal. the more you tell them, as you give them more information in the question, you tend to get more support. so i think very much depends on the question wording. melissa: okay. >> but in any case, our allies, the united nation, international atomic energy agency, all of the countries we negotiated with this are in favor of it. i think it will go forward. melissa: peter brookes, in my humble opinion that is because they want money. it's about the idea that they're starved for market which to sell their "planes, trains & automobiles" and food and apple watches and everything else and here's this huge community that wants to buy stuff. so you know, sitting on stagnant economic times they want to sell into iran. that is why i think oth

melissa: nomiki, what do you think?m concerned about two things, mainly what she claims her record is. there is fact checking done. the growth rate under h-p was 9%, it's actually 3.5, comparing that to other tech companies. ibm at 5%, lexmark printers, they're another printing company, their shares at 29% in growth. 29 up. dell up 11% and h-p was down 45% in shares. when you start to look at her record she claims she has -- >> i don't know about any of that. talking about a different time period. >> over the entire time period. >> between 1999 and 200 arc the shares of most large tech companies were slammed. cisco isn't anywhere near where it used to be. melissa: when you start quoting numbers like that, most of america's eyes glaze over, and what they think of is two wealthy successful business people, funny to see them both duking it out and calling the other a failure. super load, known for business acumen, it seems almost -- chris christie's response of this is a ridiculous and embarrassing argument what he said du

nomiki picked up on a couple points. the fact that hillary clinton is losing ground to all demographics and all age groups as well. most specifically women voters. this is a place where she absolutely needs to have support of women voters. actually she has decreased from july survey to most recent survey. she lost 30 points with women and specifically white women. she really needs the voters -- trish: they're not there. women like everyone else are fed up with the status quo. and that is part of what we're seeing play out in terms of trump's popularity. also carly fee and ben carson. they don't come from the establishment. look at establishment candidates like jeb busch he is actually sinking. very poor performances out of jeb bush in new hampshire and iowa. you really start to wonder, just exactly who we might get there? it may be someone who has never held office before and i think it would be pretty refreshing to a lot of americans to see that, lisa. >> to "the washington post" poll we have spoken about already on thi

sitting next to me is the founder of the accountability project nomiki can. let's start the show. >> carly is on firina. carly fiorina has rocketed to second place in the latest cnn poll while the front runner donald trump calls his opponent low energy fiorina feels the same about her dog, snickers. >> ready? ♪ my name's snik i'm i'm lazy ♪ ♪ don't take a walk with me ♪ i would rather stay at home instead ♪ ♪ i would like to lie if my warm bed sthoat. ♪ ♪ my name is snick ♪ and you're gonna have to carry me ♪ >> that was fiorina on fallen on monday night. she was singing of her lazy dog on snickers. way to throw him under the bus. we caught up with snickers when he was playing a rowing game of fetch. fiorina of course isn't the only candidate who can sing. >> amazing grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me. >> what's the story, morning glory ♪ >> ♪ hope on the road ♪ hope on the road >> as i went walking ♪ ♪ that rivet of highway >> katie, are you a singer. how did sanders do? i really like that. >> he was very william shatner, like who left the

>> draft biden, ceo of the fan club, nomiki konst, thank you. maeve, thank you as well. >>> debate next wednesday night, september 16th, we'll be there. 6:00 and 8:00 eastern only on cnn. we want to hear from you as well. what do you want to hear from the candidates? send us your tweets. do the #cnndebate. now this. >>> getting some breaking news in to cnn. a major development in the investigation of a series of shootings along the busy highway in arizona. sara sidner is live in find next. what has happened? >> reporter: brooke, we heard from -- in spanish on a spanish radio station, one of the public information officers from the department of public safety talk about the fact that they are now -- they now have a group of people that they have detained who they are questioning in relation to the shootings that have been happening here along i-10. we have not been able to get a second confirmation on that from the department of public safety but that is what we heard on a spanish language television -- sorry, spanish language radio station. that