i would not say populus but i would say a man of common sense. cutting taxes, creating jobs and getting rid of waste and the waste i get rid of is going to have a huge impact and i am not even putting that in my numbers so i think it will be terrific. how about one more question. go ahead. yes, the motor industry. that is a beautiful way of describing it. where were you from? england. i love it. what a beautiful accent. no, i want to get the industry -- we call it the automobile industry, but i want them to build factories here. ford is building a $2.5 billion plant in mexico. and mexico took a plant from tennessee as well. i want the automobile companies to build their plants in the united states. i don't want nabisco leaving for mexico or any place else. i want these companies not to leave chicago, not to leave michigan, not to leave new hampshire and iowa and south carolina and all of these places where they are leaving and they are going to other countries, i want them to stay here and they will stay here and they will be so happy. ladies and

they don't want it then we live together and we have the right to not want to live together with populusm communities. this is our policy. we think that we don't want that. >> let's see where that train has been stopped now for nearly 24 hours. mohamed i'm sure the words of the prime minister are not going down too well and those who have been camped out at the train station for so long now and what are they saying about this and what are they saying about their need needs? >> jane, they are extremely distressed and extremely angry, many of the refugees i have spoken with here today are from syria and say they are not getting the attention and supplies they need on this train and see the situation is dire. if we can just pan the camera over so we can set the scene a little bit for you and what we are seeing at the train station, you see the riot police and separating the journalists from actually getting to the train and behind the fence there are some syrian refugees we have been speaking with and men there and some children, they are extremely angry at the stance that the prime ministe

i think we are at a populus moment in american politics. you had tremendous number of american young men dying in a foreign war scheie donand we do that. but i think it is volatile and unpredictable and why we have donald trump and to a lesser extent bernie sanders. you know he wants to get rid of the hedge fund guys and the tax lop lo loop hole but he is about building a fence. and that is about the nativism and economic population is combined against the bang of wall street. whatever it is. they also have those two things. and i think one of the questions for me is just like out of '68, made permanent changes in american politics what is going to be this populus' legacy of trump or will jeb bush get up on his behind legs and really change the nature of the party? i think that is unlikely. >> let's go to next and i proplast it will be more lightning round. >> i am jack from chicago. my question is is there a specific policy issue that will affect the election? >> policy? that is nuts. are you joking? let's go to the practicing on this. >>

i think we are at a populus moment in american politics. you had tremendous number of american young men dying in a foreign war scheie donand we do that. but i think it is volatile and unpredictable and why we have donald trump and to a lesser extent bernie sanders. you know he wants to get rid of the hedge fund guys and the tax lop lo loop hole but he is about building a fence. and that is about the nativism and economic population is combined against the bang of wall street. whatever it is. they also have those two things. and i think one of the questions for me is just like out of '68, made permanent changes in american politics what is going to be this populus' legacy of trump or will jeb bush get up on his behind legs and really change the nature of the party? i think that is unlikely. >> let's go to next and i proplast it will be more lightning round. >> i am jack from chicago. my question is is there a specific policy issue that will affect the election? >> policy? that is nuts. are you joking? let's go to the practicing on this. >>

. >> very populus message that a lot of people in both parties don't have the guts to deliver. >> it is a simple message but everybody is waiting for the simple details. lower corporate taxes. >> be sure to tune into the best part of tonight. the post-debate analysis starting at 11 eastern with bill o'reilly and i will join bill and then it is megyn kelly at midnight and sean hannity at 1:00 a.m. we are looking forward to that. more and more republicans are seeing donald trump as their man. that is according to a new poll that finds 39% of caucus voters as viewing the donald as their best shot at winning the candidate. he spoke on the us s battleship last night in los angeles. >> the silent majority is back: i don't think we can call it a silent majority. people are not silent. we are doing something special. this is a movement. we are going to make our country great governor. we will make our country great again. >> can anything sink donald trump at this point? >> absolutely. there is a lot of time before the votes are cast. but i have conversations with senior republicans who suppo

populus candidates -- it is interesting how they take off. ronald reagan was under the radar doing radio commentaries. ross perot showed the power of cable tell television and the idea you can campaign on television. you could argue that president obama was the first one to understand the power of social media 1.0. and other candidates learned from it at the time. you look in 1992 and bill clinton started doing arseno after he saw it worked for ross perot. my other question is is there something to learn from tromp's success? i think there is. but paul? >> i think they are trying. they are attacking him now with great regularity. if they don't play on his turf they are being ignored so the only way is to glom on to him but i don't think it will cut him down. >> you talked about how effective he is on social media. i look at him as he is on the record all of the time. he is john mccain on steroids. the beauty of trump, and i say the to clinton people, people call to complain, he is on the record all of the time. shouldn't other politicians lea

one of the interesting things is there's been populus rhetoric from donald trump when you look at taxes. when you actually start to look at the plan, as just outlined, the themes are consistent with what we've been hearing from republicans and conservatives. there are a few alterations. one is this thing involving carried interest. it's how hedge fund people, managers, make their money. they get a lower tax rate. he's talking about going after that. that could put him at odds with some conservatives. the other thing i think is interesting here is you think of the rhetoric we've been hearing from republicans throughout the obama administration. we've been hearing this idea of the number of changes. 47% of americans don't pay federal income tax. you hear this as a complaint. as if president obama let the americans take instead of make. here's donald trump proortionin he will take millions of people off the tax rolls. they asked, of lower income americans, do they or do they not pay enough in taxes? 40% believe lower income individuals pay too little. the split side is among republicans, 4