i know you pitched paul graham in the early days.hing he told us on your first application is you would sell dropbox for $1 million. obviously, that has changed. drew: i am glad no one was willing to offer us $1 million. emily: it was good you did not get that offer, right? drew: then and today what motivates us is most building something people love. emily: meeting steve jobs. how did that happen? what was that like? drew: it was interesting. apple became aware of dropbox early on. we had some conversations with their team because they were curious about how we managed to put the little green icons on the files. turns out to do that, it was actually a pretty tough technical challenge. what we had to do was open our open-heart surgery on a code we did not write, and their team understood this was some pretty crazy acrobatics and something no other company had done. eventually, steve reached out and wanted to talk to us. we had repeatedly said look, we're not interested in selling the company. we are still not interested in selling th

the first time we met paul graham, we went on a walk around the block.d of our conversation, we had a simultaneous epiphany. we are a technology nonprofit. emily: how so? >> everything from hiring to writing code. it does not matter. hiring,hen it comes to how are you incentivizing in this crazy war for talent? people want to write and solve problems they believe will make the world a better place. emily: it is good to hear that you guys are doing this. thank you for stopping by. that does it for today's edition of "bloomberg west." ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: tom wheeler is here. chairman of the federal communications commission. treatw regulations internet service as a public utility. the commission has been active in reviewing media and telecommunications mergers. at&t'soved a anti- -- takeover of directv. next year they were holding auction to coordinate the sale of

the first time we met paul graham, we went on a walk around the block.of our conversation, we had a simultaneous epiphany. we are a technology nonprofit. we are identical to startups with the challenges and opportunities. emily: how so? chase: everything from hiring to writing code. it does not matter. emily: when it comes to hiring, how are you incentivizing in this crazy war for talent? how do you incentivize people to work for you? chase: people want to write and solve problems they believe will make the world a better place. emily: it is good to hear that you guys are doing this. thank you for stopping by. that does it for today's edition of "bloomberg west." ♪ >> the following is a paid program. >> the following is an important paid program about medicare advantage plans. sam: welcome to your medicare, your decision, the program that guides you through the medicare options available from humana. there are many different medicare choices available today, but are you sure you have the right medicare plan? are you with the right company? do you wonder

speaking of paul graham, i did have a dinner with him recently without cigars, a little wine. >> do yould hands? >> no, no, our wives come with us. about all the up session over private company valuations today and paul said something that really struck me. he said there is multiple categories of investments in the united states. and then youaq, have private companies and private companies -- it's just another category. it's companies that have investors and in this case, most of the investors and private companies are probably more knowledgeable in a lot of the investors in the public companies. it's actually probably a more qualified marketplace to have investments. categoryte company happens to have founders who don't want the scrutiny of quarterly earnings announcements. they want to build out of business but it's just another category. let's not obsess over it. i think people are obsessing over one of the investment categories. let's assess over nasdaq and nyse as well. talk about the do good stuff you are up to no. are you finally addressing the plague of bicyclists in the city? i

republicans at the cruz, rick santorum, lindsey graham and ran paul will be at the secretary of state's office in concord. you can watch every candidate wmur.com. the services were held in russia today for those killed in the

mike huckabee, rick santorum, rand paul, lindsey graham code. think any other candidate of the top seven will get out before iowa. of people thought rand paul would be a major candidate. paul, i would seriously consider getting out. i'm interested in the mindset of rick santorum and huckabee, both of whom are not performing well inthe state they both won 2008 and 2012. i do not see much rationale for the two of them anymore. mark: if you talk to activists in iowa, bobby jindal is getting more and i what. -- in iowa. both santorum and huckabee have learned how to run without much money. it is a fascinating thing to see folks drop out. you would think they would stick it out because we are close enough to wireless. i still think most of the people, maybe all of the people left, will stick it out. john: i am betting to more will be gone before the caucuses. mark: we have not talked much about the democrats this week. the headlines have been out of paris. there is a lot going on somewhat need the surface. bernie hit -- bernie sanders has been going h

talking about establishment versus nonestablishment, don't forget we can't make marco rubios, rand paul or graham, because you need to retain the senate and if you don't obtain the senate, forget about it. there is a role for somebody who knows how to get things done and bring coalitions together and to have a figure head whether he's an insider or outsider just want somebody to reunite this country. if it's donald trump, great i'll be behind him. if it's lindsey gram, i'll be behind him. we have to make sure that as a party we don't have four to eight more years of hillary clinton, obama, or bernie sanders. charles: richard, though, how about the idea that donald trump has been so tough on career politicians? that if he is indeed the nominee or he gets into the white house, you know, senator brown just talked about coalitions. we already see that within parties themselves there are different faxes and different coalitions. so could president trump actually get a gop to support him when, in fact, most of the establishment would be just biting their time for him to come and go? >> look, i think it

. >> cockroach, i think paul graham posted about it. idea was basically that, you know, cockroaches are really durable. the idea of being able to survive through cycles of easier ability to raise capital and lessee less easy ability to raise capital. >> you think -- what's your valuation at this point? are you a unicorn? >> not yet. >> not a unicorn? >> i think the way we think about it -- >> everysomeoone is a unicorn. >> yeah. i think great consumer brands take decades to build. we understand that. what we want to do is build a brand that's enduring and lasts for a long time. we're only two years old. we're a baby. we're trying to set the foundation to be around for a long time. >> you have a lot of capital. you produce something that's in a consumer's hands. it's not like you're in your house somewhere building an app. how do you access capital and how do you view the market right now? >> so we've invested tens of millions of dollars in germany to make -- to expand production capacity because our business is growing so fast and to ma

later this week, republicans ted cruz, rick santorum, lindsey graham, and rand paul are expected to officially file their paperwork in concord as well. meantime republican candidates , will face off again for another debate tomorrow night in milwaukee. ben carson and marco rubio are on the defensive, battling accusations over their pasts. and donald trump is getting mixed reviews after he hosted "saturday night live." abc' s megan hughes has details. megan: candidate ben carson' s firing back as his life story has been called into question. mr. carson: i sadly cannot sit still and watch unfairness. be to blame media bias, and his campaign says it is written millions in contributions as a result. >> do you think these questions will help your campaign? mr. carson: people are clearly able to see what is going on. the number of people who come up and say "don' t let them get you down." megan: at issue, stories in his autobiography "gifted hands." his campaign says he never applied to west point even though he said he was offered a s case, credit card statement. he released 2 years of charges rela

and later in the week, republicans ted cruz, rick santorum, lindsey graham, and rand paul will visit the secretary of state' s office. we will stream all their filings live on our website, wmur.com. stephanie: it is going to be a big week in politics. also this week, the nation pauses to honor the men and women who protected our nation. adam: but as veterans day events get underway in new hampshire, the attorney general says you should be careful when donating to veterans charities. adam: tonight, t the great houses are getting devices that could save a life in an emergency. stephaniel : they will be installed that he did fraternities tonight. this is part of an ongoing project. they have placed an average of two each year since 2013. the goal is to have one in every greek house. adam: with veteran' s day this week, we have a warning to be careful before donating to military charities. the new hampshire national guard and the state attorney general say some organizations have high fundraising costs. that means a smaller part of to help veterans. s just a few pennies from each dollar.

republicans at the cruz, rick santorum, lindsey graham and ran paul will be at the secretary of state's office in concord. you can watch every candidate wmur.com. the services were held in russia today for those killed in the crash in egypt. more than 1,000 mourners packed service. the bells rang 224 times, to remember each person who died. as ria tells us, there's growing evidence that terrorists may have caused the deadly crash. reporter: more clues tonight that the doomed russian airliner was brought down by a terrorist bomb. 224 people died when the metro jet plane crashed in egypt. sinai desert last weekend shortly after takeoff from at the jip shan resort of sharm el-sheikh. now u.s. authorities say that electronic intercepts of isis indicate that isis was in communication with someone at the airport. >> if this is a bomb by the affiliate of isis in the sinai, isis has now eclipsed al qaeda as the greatest terror threat in the world. reporter: as more of the 224 russian victims were buried this weekend in st. petersburg, officials said shrapnel wounds were discovered in several of

ted cruz, lindsey graham, and rand paul will be in concord to republican primary ballot. sean: a farmington man is recovering after being hit by a pickup truck in rochester. the accident happened yesterday afternoon on north main street. 44-year-old kevin henderson was crossing the street in a crosswalk when he was hit. he was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the driver did stop at the scene. erin: fish and game officers came to the rescue of a man who got stuck on mount washington. a 24-year-old massachusetts man decided to hike alone yesterday. as he was dissenting from the summit, he started to cramp up. he started to call my 11. fish and game officers climbed to the area and pulled him to safety. sean: a window woman who says she was raped by bill cosby is suing the comedian for . article, she and now alleged -- her and assaulted her in 1965 . she says the statement called her and the other accusers liars that cosby made. more than 50 women have accused he has never been criminally charged. erin: the man accused of trying to inducted teenager f

josh: by the way, graham will join cruz and paul this week to get their name on the ballot. jennifer: right now the stage is set in windham for hillary clinton, she's holding a town hall meeting and that is stoat start in about 10 minutes. that's one of two campaign events that clinton had today, after filing forth the primary. this afternoon she was in nashua to talk about environmental issues. >> i am issuing a very wide call for republicans who care about this issue to join with us, because this is not a partisan issue. this should not be locked in by any one party or the other. jennifer: clinton will also hold two events tomorrow here in new hampshire. tom: republican candidate lindsey grahams campaign has launched its first television ad and is using a familiar face in new hampshire to deliver the message. >> there's one candidate in this race i'd like you to consider, lindsey graham. tom: two-time new hampshire primary winner jim mccain narrates the ad in which he calls graham the candidate who is most ready to be commander in chief. this is the first television ad pai

aren't we seeing that reflected in the polls in growing support for, say, senator lindsey graham and rand paul is on the formations committee in the senate. why aren't we seeing their numbers grow as well? >> also very tough questions to answer. you're right, polls show foreign policy, terrorism and security of america are pretty much the most important issues to voters right now. so gravitating to the candidates that you mentioned that have more foreign policy. it's a little confusing. and marco rubio, his discussions about foreign policy are a little more detailed, more involved, so maybe that's why he's seeing a little bit of a surge. but then again, a lot of voters have not yet moved to rubio on those seem to be weak. >> and as they appear to care as much as foreign policy, they care about much about an outsider. david tafuri, thanks so much. >>> we've got information on nut security measures in france that are shaping up this morning. >> yeah, details on why officials have denied, we've learned, about 1,000 people, entry into that country. i'm happy. it's medicare open enrollment. have yo

at least not in person. 183645 although staffers scrubbed in. 32:40 rand paul put a man with a message on the move lindsey graham wanted you to pick the scariest democrat. 5629 some people here didn't need a booth to choose theirs. 43:39 mutant turtles meandered through the crowd. 190349 no headless horseman but there was a trumpless booth 190400 his hat did make an appearance there was a serious side to all of this kevin tobey...190058 hear what everyone has to say...and check on genuineness." campaigns checked on genuine support. there were places to pledge caucus night support everywhere. republican presidential candidates...donald trump, ben carson, john kasich and george pataki did not attend the event. a local latino group is launching a campaign of it's own this election cycle, and it's the first of it's kind... an effort to get 10 thousand latino voters to turn out on caucus night across the state and let their voices be heard. reid chandler has the story. the iowa caucuses are a decades-long tradition for the state, but for iowa state university student jacqueline garcia, it's a brand new experience. 16

paul, cruz, christie, jindal, rubio, huckabee, graham, bush, santorum, fiorina... talked policy. taxes... the economy... jobs. rubio: if we can make america the best place in the world to do business, and we can make it faster cheaper and easier, for our people to have the skills they need, we're not gonna have an economic recovery, last week's debate.. and the future of debates... was another hot topic.. both on and off the stage... criticizing the moderators and the r-n-c. ted cruz: about "if you have never voted in a republican primary in youfe, you dont get to moderate a republican primary debate." huckabee: there's so many things that we were supposed to talk about that night and we never did because we were asked ridiculous questions about each other. (first minute and a half of huckabee speech) all debate discussion on the eve of a meeting between the rallying for support. new jersey governor chris christie held a meet and greet in sioux city at jitters cafe. speaking to the crowd of about fifty... christie said he is ready to be president, and isn't afraid of the responsi

ninth place is a four way tie between lindsey graham, mike huckabee, john kasich and rand paul. george pataki and rick santorum received zero support. on the democratic side c-n-n shows hillary clinton's lead at just 18- points ... much smaller than other polls we've seen over the last two weeks. another reminder about that major news we announced yesterday at four. two weeks from now we will host a series of "iowa forums" featuring presidential candidates ben carson, bobby jindal and donald trump. we are asking you to submit questions for the candidates. you can find out more information on how to do that ... and on how to get tickets to participate in the forums ... right now at w-h-o-t-v-dot-com. police are looking for the suspect who shot up a house and a car this morning. it happened after 1:30 a-m in the 1200 block of flimore. investigators found five shell casings in the alley behind the house and several bullet fragments inside the home...the bullets damaged windows, walls, chairs and a 1969 el camino. nobody was hurt. nobody is willing to talk about another shooting tha

paul and john. south carolina senator graham and former new york governor pataki will not appear on either stage. >>llary clinton held fund raiser in napa tonight. democratic presidential hopeful attended an event in los altos yesterday. tonight event was at saint helena. she flew to los angeles for special appearance on "jimmy kimmel live". he asked what former president clinton would be called if she we knows the presidency. >> you would be the first man the first gentlemen or first mate who decides that? >> well, he said the other day that it was fine for all the talk about me running to break the big hard glass ceiling an become president but he was running to break the iron grip that women had had on being spouse of the president. >> that's right. >>reporter: you condition see more of the interview tonight at 11:35 following abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. >> all right. a lot of money is on the line tonight. >> many and now the season is >> many and now the season is postponed indefinitely we have a lot more coming up for you more on weight loss pill coming up. and now available on news on. g

chris christie, this is where he makes a stan at 6%, 3% carly fiorina, and rand paul, back there, then in meantime lindsey graham, mike huckabee, and ric santorum 1%. if general election was held today who would win? marco rubio is choice polling ahead of hillary clinton by 7 points. jeb bush in second, and although trump is in a favorite among g.o.p. voters he performs worse of against hillary clinton, when voters were asked how things are going in country today, 58% are unhappy with the way things are going, that is a reflect of probe rob's al president obama's overall rating, joining me now tammy bruce. and darren shaw. the polls, everyone has been waiting for this poll after paris, and last debate. what of most interesting aspect from your point of view? >> couple things, to note, first, you hipped at before the -- hinted at before the break, ben carson is kind of nowhere to be seen, he is with the pack, in national poll and iowa poll he is at head. either with trump or some others. here, he actually trailed jeb bush, he trailed ted cruz, you know and marco rubio. and that is a change in the race. other poin

paul. four candidates in the polls will join an earlier debate. lindsay graham and george pataki were not invited this time. latest poll of likely gop voters shows donald trump, leading carson by two points. 25% to 23%. carson is fighting off charges he embellished part of his life story. including whether he was offered a full scholarship to west point. he sat down with john dickerson of "face the nation." >> dr. carson. wanted to start with back and forth that took a place in a note in your autobiography. being offered a spot at west point. here's something you said at a press conference friday. >> i never said i received a full scholarship. wait a minute. don't lie. i never said that i received a full scholarship. nowhere did i say that. >> full scholarship is how west point refers to the tuition program. you told charlie rose about a full scholarship back on october 9. let's listen to that. >> i was offered a full scholarship to west point, meet general west moreland, my pathway would be medicine. >> straighten all this out for us. >> i said it was offered.

rand paul put a man with a message on the move lindsey graham wanted you to pick the scariest democrat. some people here didn't need a booth to choose theirs. mutant turtles meandered through the crowd. no headless horseman but there was a trumpless booth his hat did make an appearance there was a serious side to all of this hear what everyone has to say...and check on genuineness." campaigns checked on genuine support. there were places to pledge caucus night support everywhere. ralph welch isn't ready yet to pick just one. he'll wait and enjoy the show. at the state fairground, dp ch 13 news. donald trump, ben carson, john kasich and george pataki did not attend the event. a local latino group is launching a campaign of it's own this election cycle... "because other people, like me, who have never gone to caucus - we don't know what to expect at all." the league of united latin american citizens of iowa hosted its annual leadership banquet in des moines last night. they announced the kickoff to a campaign to recruit and train ten thousand iowa latinos to turn out on caucus night...re

the campaigns of trump and carson, the campaigns of paul and huckabee and cruz were involved, so were the campaigns of santorum, graham, and bobby jindal. candidates who were at the smaller table, what people call the kiddie table for these debates. they want to get on the main stage. they're suggesting two debates each day with seven ran demeanorly chosen, which gives them a chance to be part of bigger picture. the question is whether nbc will get to host a debate taken from them by the g.o.p. by the rnc last week in a letter sent by reince priebus who said we will not have a debate with you. it was not saying that it was off the table, but however that debate involved telemundo, the spanish broadcaster. don't trump said that we will not bring them in and veto any effort to do that, but other republicans believe that would be wise to include them. ththey brought in their coo and chief legal counsel to now run the debates hoping that makes for better conversation between the party and candidates. that remains to be seen. >> that's michael shure for us in los angeles. the rnc yet to respond to the demands from sunday's

the campaigns of trump and carson, the candidates of paul and huckabee and rubio and cruz were all involved, so, too, santorum, graham, and bobby jindal. three candidates who have been at the smaller table what some people call the kiddie table. the reason why they want these meetings is to get on the main stage. they're suggesting two debates on each date with seven candidates per debate randomly chosen gives them a chance to be part of the big pick. they think that's only fair. the big question is whether or not nbc. because of the way mcnbc landelled the debate we will not be having a debate with you. it was a suspension, not saying that it's off the table. but that debate involved telemundo, and right now they're without a debate. donald trump's said that they will not come back in but others say it would be wise to include them. the meetings were to discuss how to make these changes, the g.o.p. and the rnc were kept out of these meetings bringing in their coo and chief legal council to run the debate hoping that makes for better conversation between the party and the candidates. that remains to be seen. >> that

senator cruz and senator paul all objected to using force at a time when it would matter against assad. everything john mccain and lindsey graham have predicted has come true. senator cruz and senator paul were on the wrong side of both issues. >> as you articulate the fight against isis, almost a top priority for the next administration, the next president. donald trump, one of the front runners for the republican nomination. i asked him about his strategy to fight the terrorist group. take a listen. >> i would hit isis very, very hard. i'd hit them at their source of wealth, the oil, and hit them right now. >> when you say hitting isis hard what do you mean specifically? do you mean -- >> i hate to say specifically because if i -- i'm leading in the polls, if i win, i hate to give all of my information right up front, to be honest. i'd hit them at their source of wealth. hit them at the source of wealth, the oil. take the oil away. >> your response, senator graham? >> the reason he can't give you specifics is because he doesn't know what he's talking been this is the donald trump who said they has no problem with russia destr

christie's trying to come back, rand paul has a libertarian base. you see senator grahaming trips, talking about his hawkish views. and i think jeb bush and marco rubio's campaigns are making a real play for new hampshire. at the same time, there's a reluctance, steve, and i've spoken to many of these establishment donors today to take on trump. they're not funding the anti-trump super pacs, not putting the big money against them. one of the reasons is, if they think they engage, everyone else who has done so stumbles. if if they take out trump, they think cruz will rise and cruz will become more formidable. >> halley jackson, robert costa, katy tur, thanks for joining us. excuse me. >>> when we come back, back to the breaking story out of chicago. the release of that video of a black teenager shot and killed by a white police officer. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. now we'll take you back to "hardball." >>> welcome back to "hardball." now back to our top story tonight. protesters are in the streets of chicago after the release of a disturbing video s

paul, on one end. and the other is lindsey graham or mark rubio. issue i find fascinating patty ann is the two frontrunners, dr. carson and donald trump, don't have well thought out foreign policy positions. their foreign policy positions are still evolving. this may end up being a debate within the republican party it will be a major debate if hillary clinton is the democrat nominee. it is a foreign policy election. we just don't know the foreign policy if you are a republican. >> i want to get to more on the contrast with hillary clinton in a second. let's go back to the disagreement between the republicans when it comes to handling syria, putin and isis. we have a contrast here from rubio and donald trump. >> i have never met vladimer putin but i know enough about him to know he is a gangster. he is an organized crime figure running a country with a two trillion economy. >> i got to know putin because we were both on "60 minutes". if putin wants to go knock the hell out of isis i am all for it. i cannot understand how anybody would be against it

were called because of the candidates themselves, the campaigns of paul and huckabee and rubio and cruz, the campaigns of santorum. graham and bobby jindal, candidates who were at the smaller table, the kiddy table for the remainder of the debates. getting on the main stage, they are suggesting two debates on each date with seven candidates per debate. they feel that is only fair. the question is whether or not nbc would get to host the debate. it was taken from them 50 gop, the rnc last week because of the way cnbc handled the boulder debate we won't be having issue with you. that was off the table. and telemundo, donald trump's campaign said we will not be bringing them in. but others said it was wise to include them. the meetings were to discuss how to make these changes the gop and the rnc were kept out of these committees, bringing in sean carencross and coo to help run the debailts homing that would make more conversation between the party and the candidates. that remains to be seen. >> political correspondent michael shure. >>> e. coli outbra outbreaks lio chipotle restaurants. chipotle responded to the outbreak b

lindsey graham says that's a terrible idea. rand pauloday pitched the idea of having no debate moderators at all. like anarchist soccer, three teams, two goals, everyone go. meanwhile, the chairman of the republican party said today that everything's totally under control. >> no. the truth is we're involved, we're in control. >> everything's fine. go back to your homes. stop calling 911. everything's fine. this is all totally normal. joining us now is frank rich, writer at large at "new york" magazine. frank, it's great to sigh. thank you for being here. >> great to sigh, rachel. >> is reince priebus correct, that this is all totally normal, nothing to see here, completely under control? >> sounds like a teacher, kindergarten teacher about to be canned. dealing with the unruly charges. it's hilarious because first of all if you look at their demands in this letter which they're not even all agreeing to they seem to have been drafted by stalin. it's so tedious, it's so fascistic really, no one will watch except the hardcore -- >> stalinis

paul. four candidates in the polls will join an earlier debate. lindsay grahamrge pataki were not invited this time. latest poll of likely gop voters shows donald trump, leading carson by two points. 25% to 23%. carson is fighting off charges he embellished part of his life story. including whether heave was offered a full scholarship to west point. he sat down with john dickerson of face the nation. >> dr. carson. wanted to start with back and forth that took a place in a note in your autobiography. being offered a spot at west point. here's something you said at a press conference friday. >> i never said i received a full scholarship. wait a minute. don't lie. i never said that i received a full scholarship. nowhere did i say that. >> full scholarship is how west point refers to the tuition program. you told scharly rose about a full scholarship back on october 9. let's listen to that. >> i was offered a full scholarsip to west point, meet moore. my pathway would be medicine. >> straighten all this out for us. >> i said it was offered. i didn't say i received

graham elevated in the debate far number of reasons. they personally like the guy and thought he would be a good role in undercutting trump, undercutting some of the i'd say even rand paul'sto graham this week, he was saying he won't leave until he gets a chance to stage on stage with trump and call him to account. he's got further from the goal than ever before but a lot of people running for this really would prefer graham be on the stage than one of the other candidates who's muddling throu through. >> donald trump sent a tweet saying a good idea and fair to include christie and huckabee in the debate, both solid and good guys at fox business. >> right. >> so again, they're going to be in the undercard debate. the roommate for them by the fact that pataki and graham are out. do you think it changes the dynamics of them to rise back up and actually have more time to get their message across to have their substance heard as opposed to dealing with style issues of being the loudest on the stage? >> well, again, christie's answer was very telling in saying that he is going to go to iowa and make the case. the voters of iowa, new hampshire who have been hardened and sensiti

. >> we will discuss the situation with sinned graham one of the biggest credit is of the administration's foreign policy. >> paul ryan takes the good develop from speaker boehner. >> we need to make changes. starting with how the house of representatives does business. >> we speak with the new speaker of the house on the challenges ahead. >> the new shape of the republican presidential race. after this week's controversial debate. >> this is not a cage map. >> we have isis and al-qaeda attack us and we are talking about fantasy football? >> we get the reaction of carly fiorina. >> i was told i did not smile enough at the last debate. >> from the undercard, former new york governor george pataki and the future of general public's campaign. >> you should be showing up for work of the senate is like a french work week. >> attack me is going to help me someone convinced you? >> hello from fox news in washington. we have a shift in strategy in syria. the white house denounce they will send around 50 special operations forces to assist in the fight against isis and that contradicts prescribe's early vows to not put am

paul. four others, rick santorum, chris christie, mike huckabee, and bobby jindal, will debate meanwhile, lindsey graham and george pataki didn't make the cut. on saturday cbs news will be hosting the democratic presidential debate from des moines, iowa. it's another chance for bernie sanders to try and cut into the lead of hillary clinton. jim axelrod spent some time with sanders for sunday morning. >> before you said it i said don't underestimate bernie sanders. >> hi. >> best of luck. >> thank you very much. >> how are you doing? >> pretty good, sir. thank you for running. >> thank you. >> does this feel good? >> of course it feels good. it feels great. you shouldn't vote for hillary >> reporter: the striking thing about bernie sanders is not that he's a man whose time has come. >> bernie, thank you so much. >> i'm bernie sanders. i'm running for congress. >> i know. >> reporter: it's that he's been waiting so long. >> i love to hear you talk on tv. [ car honks ] >> thank you! >> reporter: for his time to get here. >> we do two a minute we're doing well. >> you have the wealth in this nation to provi

paul wing. the key line, he said if need be. he's not in the lindsey graham wing saying there needs to be troops now. he wants aggressive air strikes, but when it comes to having a force over there, long term -- >> isn't that the american nationalist experience, attitude right now? ron, they do want touch talk, but they don't want us there where we can get picked off, torn apart and basically buried in the sand like we've been in the last wars. >> indeed. that's the difficulty, particularly for hillary clinton. he stressed she wanted others to do the heavy lifting. he named in particular or saudi and turkish allies. >> what's your bet on that happens, ron? >> i would not put any money on that happening. history would suggest they're not going to be eager to get into in fights. there are all sorts of reasons we could talk about about that, but we don't have time trump's strategy, you can bought all you want, but you have to be able to take and hold ground. somebody is going to have to have boots on the ground to take the ground. >> what's the sweet spot? >> i

. >> we will discuss the situation with sinned graham one of the biggest credit is of the administration's foreign policy. >> paullop from speaker boehner. >> we need to make changes. starting with how the house of representatives does business. >> we speak with the new speaker of the house on the challenges ahead. >> the new shape of the

discuss the situation in the region with senator lindsey graham, one of the biggest critics of the administration's foreign policy. >>> and paulner. >> we need to makes changes, starting with how the house does business. >>> we speak with the new speaker of the house on the challenges ahead. >>> and the new shape of the republic

paul would not make the main presidential debate stage. he would be relegated for the first time ever to the kids' table. down there with lindsey graham. and that's because this new criteria gives special weight to a candidate's standing in iowa and new hampshire and it turns out rand paul is doing pretty terribly in both iowa and new hampshire. and now on top of that dire political situation for rand paul federal prosecutors have just brought another criminal indictment in iowa against two guys running the rand paul super pac this year as well as another staffer who worked for his dad's presidential campaign in 2012. these three rand paul and ron paul staffers already went on trial in iowa this year on charges of basically covering up an iowa caucus's bribery scheme in 2012 for rand paul's dad. and they went on trial earlier this year, there was a conviction on one charge in that case but there was a hung jury on some of the other charges. and now prosecutors have kind of surprised everybody by bringing a new round of indictments in that case against those same guys. so now the few rand paul supporters that there are in iowa are going

paul round out the second tier. the second debate will include christie, huckabee, jindal and santorum. left out are graham, josh pataki, and gilmore. who did not register in the last four national polls to qualify. >> i feel even worse, for the people that didn't even make the second debate. you know, lindsey graham and other who is are working hard. >> hard work lifted carly fiorina out of the second tier after the first debate and she's been a primetime debater ever since. returning to "the view," she tweaked her hosts for a double standard for joking about her looks. >> how will you get a thicker skin to accept some of the humorous things that will be said about you? >> well, hey, if you meant your comment about my face being demented in a halloween mask as humorous, so be it. i guess you misinterpreted donald trump's comments about my face and thought those weren't humorous. >> no no no. >> cross-talk on theview sounds a lot like the last debate. after the fourth one in milwaukee on tuesday, there will be eight more before the end of march. by that time more than half of the country will have cast its

paul. four others, rick santorum, chris christie, mike huckabee, and bobby jindal, will debate earlier in the evening. meanwhile, lindsey graham and george pataki didn't make the cut. on saturday cbs news will be hosting the democratic presidential debate from des moines, iowa. sanders to try and cut into the lead of hillary clinton. jim axelrod spent some time with sanders for sunday morning. >> before you said it i said don't underestimate bernie sanders. >> hi. >> best of luck. >> thank you very much. >> how are you doing? >> pretty good, sir. thank you for running. >> thank you. >> does this feel good? >> of course it feels good. it feels great. you shouldn't vote for hillary >> reporter: the striking thing about bernie sanders is not that he's a man whose time has come. >> bernie, thank you so much. >> i'm bernie sanders. i'm running for congress. >> i know. >> reporter: it's that he's been waiting so long. >> i love to hear you talk on tv. [ car honks ] >> thank you! >> reporter: for his time to get here. >> we do two a minute we're doing well. >> you have the wealth in this nation to provide a decent standard of living

. >> we'll discuss the situation with senator lindsey graham, one of the biggest critics of the add administration's foreign policy. >>> and paul ryan takes the gavel from john boehner. >> we need to makes changes, starting with how the house does business. >>> we speak with the new speaker of the house on the challenges ahead. >>> and the new shape of the republican presidential race after this week's controversial debate. >> this is not a cage match. >> we have isis and al qaeda attacking us, and we're talking about fantasy football? reaction. >> after yesterday's debate, i was told i didn't smile enough. >>> from the undercard stage, former new york governor george pataki. >>> plus our sunday panel weighs campaign. >> you should be showing up for work. literally the senate, what is it, like a french workweek? >> somebody convinced you that attacking me will somehow help you. >>> all on "fox news sunday." >>> we begin with a shift in strategy, the white house announcing it would send an 50 special operations forces to assist in the fight against isis. that contradicts president obama's earlier vow to not put american boots on

other countries. 91-3.ill approved six senators did not vote, senator ted cruz, lindsey graham , senator heller, rand paulrco rubio, and senator david who washo was -- vitter in his home state for a debate last night. the president says he will approve this measure. approvede yesterday an $80 billion spending bill for veterans programs and military construction projects to be adopted this year here and we will talk more about veterans issues coming up on today's "washington journal." we are spending the first part of the program talking about last night gop debate. james and south carolina -- a democrat from maryland. guest: good morning. this is very divisive to the republican party when you have so many horses in a race. there are so many horses in this race did that is not uniting the party. host: who should get out? guest: who should get out? some should eliminate themselves. they do not belong there. host: tell us who. guest: that is not my place on c-span when so many people can hear it as to say who should get out. some people want to hear themselves talk. immigration or the lack of it, i do not kn