republican candidate in that race. he has already visited several key states including iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. kasich plans to announce his campaign during an event at ohio state university in columbus. >>> another republican joining the race as donald trump is hitting the road. he is throwing a big kickoff party in south carolina but still not apology for his comments about senator john mccain. "today in the bay" tracie potts live in washington, d.c. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: hi. good morning. he is not apology but he is softening his tone a bit and we heard that last night. donald trump said he would not apologize for questioning whether form after pow senator john mccain is a war hero, but overnight this. >> certainly if there was a misunderstanding i would totally take that back, but hopefully i said it correctly. >> mccain was pum on the issue in new york. another republican candidate defended him. >> john mccain and everybody like him is an american war hero. >> president obama speaks to a huge veterans convention later this morning. they are not too happy about what trump said.

republican candidate in the race. kasich has already visited several key states including iowa, new hampshire and south carolina. ce his campaign during an event at ohio state university in columbus. >>> as another republican joins the race, donald trump is hitting the road. he is throwing a big kickoff party in south carolina, but he is still not apologizing for those comments about senator john mccain. >> "today in the bay" tracie potts joins us live from washington, d.c. this morning with the latest. this going to effect him in the polls, tracie? >> reporter: well, not to far but there is a catch to that and we will show you that in just a moment. i can tell you that he has said he won't apologize, he hasn't apologized, but we are hearing a bit of a softer tone from donald trump now when it comes to john mccain. donald trump said he would not apologize for questioning whether former pow senator john mccain is a war hero, but overnight, this. >> certainly if there was a misunderstanding i would totally take that back, but hopefully i said it correctly. >> reporter: mccain was muscle on the issue in new york. an

republicans. iowa's long time governor and lots of other republican officials in iowa asking fox on please not do it this way. please change your plans. then south carolina. more than 100 party officials and activists and prominent conservatives in south carolina writing to fox news, writing to the republican party saying please stop this. please stop killing the early states and our role in picking a presidential nominee which we satisfy very seriously. don't take this process away from us. who the heck are you? now those complaints from the candidates who are in danger of being boxed out because the fox news channel says they won't be allowed to compete based on fox's say-so. the complaints of those candidates and material states are coming together in a concrete plan to steal the thunder of the fox news channel and take process back. and the man who is spearheading that plan is our next guest. stay with us. i will take beauty into my own hands...where it belongs. olay regenerist. it regenerates surfac

. >> reporter: it was republican iowa senator chuck grassley who requested this morning's hearing, he has invited the head of ice as well as the director of immigration services to speak after the steinle family addresses the senators. other victims' families are also set to speak at this morning's hearing which starts at 7:00 this morning our time and of course we will have coverage of this had here. live in the san francisco newsroom, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >>> more details now, the archdiocese of san francisco is asking leaders at all levels to work together in a press release archbishop cord leany said that new policies should not punish all immigrants because of the poor decisions of a few. he wrote this part, while it is important that we learn from this incident and work to prevent it from happening again it is also important we recognize the vast majority of immigrants, both those with and without papers, are not a violent threat to society and so should not be subject to guilt by association. he also offered kond renss to steinle's family. >> happening to you,

jennifer: i have asking iowa republicans that a lot lately. and donald trump is really juicy as gratification television. the crime is solved in and out power. the people of all of love on the besler. people can like that crowd but there is difference between telling it like it is and being obnoxious. if it did not work for chris christie, why would it work for donald trump? mark: i think what will bring him down is eventually it will be time to pick a president and people are going to say, is this someone we want to send in a general election, and be commander-in-chief? he is not doing much to act like a serious person. he called for a boycott against mexico. they said they were no longer going to cover him as a political person. just by his own way of talking about things, at least some republicans are going to turn the other way. i do not think his mistakes have hurt him, he just does not play by the normal rules. coming up, choose your own adventure. we have bernie sanders, and in balls. dan balz. ♪ mark: our guest is a guy who i met on a

this weekend, when nbc and marist polled new hampshire and iowa, republican voters against in those statessaid they love them some donald trump. he was way out ahead in new hampshire, and he was a very close second to scott walker in iowa. but the pollsters at nbc and marist did not just ask who do you like for president? they asked them one cruel follow-up. they asked them this -- this is more important, a republican nominee for president who shares your positions on most issues, or a republican nominee for president who has the best chance of winning the white house. in both iowa and new hampshire, by a 2:1 margin republican voters said they want a nominee for president who they agree with rather than one who can win. 67% of republicans say that in iowa, 67% of republicans say that in new hampshire. and so, yeah, it otherwise looks like this conundrum, right? donald trump loses not only to hillary clinton in general election matchups, he would lose to bernie sanders if he made it to the general election, but republican voters do not care. they want their donald trump. he's the only top t

wisconsin governor scott walker not in the race yet polling at 18% for the republican iowa caucus.february. tight race for second place. this is interesting. donald trump and ben carson tied with 10% each. meantime donald trump and jeb bush top the absolutely not list the no-way list. 28% say they would definitely not support trump. 24% say no to jeb bush. governor chris christie next on the list with 18%. richard followers, a democratic strategist. lisa booth a sorry director at black rock group. great to have you both in the studio. richard, one of the interesting things about this poll is watching donald trump be high on both lists! i thought -- i'm not surprised that he is number two. you can argue name recognition or people liking him whatever the says may be. he's also still high on the negatives. your take. >> it's interesting that you see that he has a high -- he's high -- people want to vote for him but he has high for negatives. it goes with who he is. reality star take it to the hip type of guy. he's said some inflammatory things over the past couple days which has cause

republican side. >> it's a terrific place, iowa. terrific. we just got in. i was triefg driving through the beautiful fields. i wanted to grab that corn. so rich and beautiful. even the republican guys i'm running against. they protect each other. they say that could be them, that could be this, i have to take it easy. i don't care. i say the truth. [ cheers and applause ] >> he wants to grab the corn how? trump speaking in iowa this weekend held what he called a trump family picnic. in iowa. i don't think the trump family was there. i think it was a trump picnic for your family. but it was a picnic. they served a lot of food. donald trump got a lot of people to turn out. part of the common wisdom, the smart belt it is way take on the donald trump candidacy on the republican side is that his bluster, celebrity swagger might have some superficial national appeal. gives them a ton of name recognition. but, you know, people of iowa, the republicans of the good state of iowa wouldn't like that brashness. they would see right through it. they see him as superficia

a new poll finds trump in second place among republicans in iowa trailing only jeb bush. >>> the world cup semifinals between japan and england was one you had to see to believe. the score was tied as japan was driving down the field in extra time and this happened. >> played the forward, and okini was there, this time they go in the goal. goal line technology. >> england defender inadvertently kicked the ball towards her own net, knocking in the ball for japan. a crushing defeat for england. now japan faces the u.s. for the world cup title on sunday. >>> so, how do you like your guacamole. "the new york times" published a new recipe. the paper tweeted, ad green peas to your guacamole. trust us. this got so much person asked a president his opinion during a q&a session yesterday. the president wrote -- respect the new york times but not buying peas in guac. onions, garlic, black peppers, classic. >> it turns out there's some bipartisan agreement on this topic. jeb bush isn't a fan, either. he tweeted yesterday, you don't put peas in guacamole. i love that missouri was slammed with seve

nevada has become more important in recent contests is because iowa and new hampshire are so unrepresented demographically. not the republican -- iowa represents how far right the party has drifted. i'm not sure it that unrepresented but the way that republicans will choose their candidates. let's face it, they have built a network where republicans trust, that's where they get the information. the candidates are cycled through there any way. i guess it makes sense they would be the place where people could choose their candidate. people in iowa are accustom to having the candidate come home with them. that's how specialized it is. is that a bad thing for that to change in terms of our politics? maybe not. i think the debates will be diminished for not having serious candidates not on the stage and having donald trump on stage when she doing the marketing thing. there's two ways to look at it. in terms of who the republican party is becoming maybe this is the best way to do it. >> should be a super delegate thing. jeremy peters, if you are sitting united states senator or governor, you get in to these debates. if there is a

iowa. but tamron it's also very telling just how kind of unpopular he is even with republicans. in iowa 44% of republicans have a negative impression of donald trump. in new hampshire, that's 53%. so what's going on here is the people who are fine with donald trump are basically giving a thumbs up. that's how in this very large field he is ahead. but when you have either half or more than half of your party against you, that poll position is eventually going to go down. >> you know that and jonathan is here. many people have tried to explain the trump phenomenon and what nerve he's hitting this morning. the rnc chair was on the "today" show. let me tell you what he played in his comparison to what he's making on the other side of the aisle with the democrats. >> he's speaking out to people who are really frustrated with washington frustrated i think, in many cases with both parties, so i think there is an element of that. i think there is an element of that in both parties. i think you see bernie sanders at 35% on the democrat side. >> previously saying there, obviously, it's the

a new poll out of iowa republicans, the poll was taken importantly before and after from july 16 to 19rump's comments. you see donald trump in second place among iowa republican caucus goers. here's the interesting part about it. that's exactly the same as a previous poll by the same university poll. 13% before his comments 13,% after his comments walker with increased from 19% to 25%. does that answer the question, s.e. what is the impact? does this change, those remarkings about john mccain, the minds of those who have been supporting donald trump so far? >> i think the support among republican voters for donald trump isn't so much about a support of his policies. they're responding to the fact that he's a straight talking guy. he's inexact, gets facts wrong. that's all of us. so i think americans have such an anathema, a recoiling for politicians and false promises and inauthenticity that they like the way trump sounds, now the problem for the rest of the gop field is that very few in the media are forcing donald trump to get specific is i saw chris cuomo's interview with trump's sp

he'd take the israelis and march them to the door of the oven setting himself apart from the republican pack iowaernment steered clear of bluster. >> i think a chunk of it is hot rhetoric. the other part is i'm a problem solver i'm not going to make statements. >> less than a week after throwing his hat into the ring kassig is at 70%, homing that the debate will carry him to the primaries. >> before we go further, look at this. this is a gallop poll in july 2011. mick romney topping the polls. rudy giuliani tied third followed by rand paul. herman kain. newt gingrich travelled by a wide marvel. this emerged on top. newt gingrich. santorum with the 2% going on to win in iowa. donald trump changed his political affiliation five times. the recent being 2011, records obtained by the smoking gun. >> a strategist and former aid to new jersey is a republican strategist. thank you both for being here. i begin with you. names like bokman and herman are part of the political and historical landscape. is it proof that we are wrong to focus on who is surging and who is losing this far out. >> it's a differen

those candidates on the republican side appearing in ames, iowa, tomorrow. our live coverage adding underway at 11:00 a.m. eastern time on saturday. here in cedar rapids, our coverage of the iowa democratic party hall of fame with all five democratic primary candidates for president coming up when it gets underway. we believe in 15 minutes or so. live road to the white house coverage here on c-span. in the meantime, a portion of today's "washington journal," when we heard from david o'sullivan the e.u. ambassador about austerity measures in greece. now on your screen is eu ambassador to the u.s., david also limited ambassador o'sullivan, we have you on here to talk about the greece situation and what is going on in the eu. how did it get in the current situation it is in? guest: for many of our member states it goes back to the fiscal meltdown in 2008. this caused a chain reaction which in europe, matt number of our past meant a number of our member states found their budgets in very bad shape. greece had some structural difficulties and a tax system that wa

iowa? jennifer: i'm not hearing very much about kasich at all. there is some curiosity from the middle of the road republicansle have questions about him. they are willing to put a placeholder for him, but i don't get e-mails and phone calls about telling me about kasich. mark: you win iowa by organizing and getting hot at the end. i continue to be stunned. you talk about organization -- e-mail addresses, time on the ground, trying to get to all 99 counties -- is anybody at this point organizing and if so who? jennifer: hillary clinton, for sure. she has the lead on everybody. sanders is bolting up right now. he has like seven offices right now. the democrats seem to be organized. martin o'malley also is organizing pretty well, has a good team here. on the gop side, right now, if scott walker does not win iowa it would be a big blow. his strategist is betting the farm on iowa. we will see a lot of precinct organizing. beyond that, it is hard to tell on the gop side who has any strength. it is not seemed like anybody is doing as much as hillary clinton is doing. phil: jennifer, a number of republican candidate

to nomination and new evidence here in the nbc poll looking at the unfavorable ratings in iowa among republicans, forget independents and democrats, just among the likely republican universe, trump 44% of a negative view of him, way out ahead of the other large numbers. what does that tell you, perry, about his ceiling? >> we are getting right near it right now. 20% in some of the polls. i think that tells you some study last week showing about half the coverage of the 2016 republican primary in the last month was about donald trump. >> which is embarrassing. >> the argument is made that a lot of numbers going up because of the coverage and the media attention and not that popular. you have a sense a lot of republican voters are certainly not going to vote for donald trump. so even though he's got a pretty high rating now, he's a very low ceiling to me. hard to grow to 50%, 60%. hard to see him winning the nomination. same time he is right now the question for him is he's at this number right now. can he start hiring people on the ground can he grow it anymore and become stopping calling people'

at one point, there was a group of iowa republicans who said they wanted him to run, and he ended up flying them all from iowa to new jersey and telling everybody he was doing that. so all of these iowa republicans could come to his house in new jersey and tell him how much they wanted him to run for president. even after the republican primaries were well underway, in the presidential race four years ago, chris christie was still not just inviting all the flattery, all the attention, right, these people begging him to run, he was talking openly about how much he loved it, how much he enjoyed being asked. i mean, technically, he said he was not running, but he loved being asked to run. he loved being wanted. >> tell us what's going on here. are you reconsidering or are you standing firm? >> it's the question on everyone's mind, and chris christie had some fun with it. poking fun at his audience, because it was the second question asked. >> you folks are an incredible disappointment as an audience. the fact that that took to the second question. >> but while he never said it tuesday ni

steve king a republican from iowa is on the house judiciary committee and the chairman of the opportunityociety. congressman, always a pleasure to have you on "new day," sir. >> my pleasure good morning, chris. >> so you, in the past have had trouble characterizing your position on immigrants when you made your cantaloupe calves comment. would your advice to donald trump be not to couch his feelings painting immigrants in the ugliest way? >> i would say to donald trump, i appreciate the scrappiness of him when he's attacked by other people he counter attacks and plunges forward and delivers more facts to support the statements he's made. it would be nice if we could always talk nice about these things and couch them. i have done that a lot, but i never get quoted. i heard donald trump on saturday night in iowa make a statement, he pointed out how many kids are coming into the united states illegally from central america are sexually violated and raped. he said 80%. i have been down to the border and the number i come back with is 75% are sexually abused on the way to the united states. i

iowa democratic party's hall of fame celebration dinner. and it comes as you say, as donald trump is shaking things up for republicans. democratic front-runner hillary clinton facing off against competitors for the first time in iowa friday night. clinton trying to solidify her lead. >> i am running for everyone who has ever been knocked down but refused to be knocked out. >> she is getting a challenge from vermont senator bernie sanders who is drawing big crowds on the campaign trail, on friday he didn't mention clinton by name but again tried to paint himself as her more progressive alternative. >> no president, not the best can bring about the changes we need in this country unless there is a political revolution. >> lesser-known candidates martin o'malley former virginia senator jim webb and former rhode island governor lincoln chafy tried to break through as well. tonight the republicans will gather in iowa with donald trump taking center stage. on friday, the real estate mogul tried to build momentum throwing red meat at the base while speaking in the clinton's former arkansas hometown. >> hillary clinton who by

iowa. we should point out sanders i does a little better against republicans in these states. this poll means clinton clearly had works to do. you could make the case she's not connecting with the voters. meanwhile donald trump continues to dominate the head lines. today trump was asked if he regretted giving out senator lindsey graham's phone number. >> not at all. i mean he just came out. i've never seen anything like it. he came and started call mega a jack ass. he's got zero in the polls. he's got nothing going anyway. i don't think he's even very popular in his own state. you heard the applause i was getting. and i did it for fun and everybody had a good time and we had a packed house. i don't regret it. it seems to have got an lot of press but i don't regret it at all. he calls me names. you have to fight back. he did it for fun. can't politics be fun? is trump telling us something. rick perry has also been critical. so this morning trump jabbed back at parry. he posted this picture saying governor parry in hi office last cycle playing nice and begging for my support and

. >> the latest quinnipiac poll shows she is trailing three top republicans in iowa, iowa and virginia >> today the u.s. senate foreign rowlations committee started grilling the obama administration about the iran nuclear deal, secretary of state john kerry, fueled questions about the government that prevented iran from developing a nuclear weapon for the next ten years and that they had a goal and this was achieved. many republicans skeptical including presidential candidate, marco rubio president obama promised to veto any bill that blocks the bill. >> and david muir will have more on the discussion of the nuclear deal you can watch that at 6:30 following "action news" at 6:00. >>> a man convicted of killing a war veteran in new jersey will spend the next 70 years in prison a judge chanced down that sentence today. he was convicted of manslaughter in the death of anthony loper he survived a tour of afghanistan only to be shot to death outside of a bar in camden. he was trying to break up a fight when he was killed and part of crone's sentence was attempted murder charges for firing a

polls and a seven-point lead over jeb bush and in iowa two points behind scott walker but 44% of iowa's republican voters view him unfavorably. that number jumps to 53% in new hampshire. >> i believe in what we're doing and what we have to do. >> reporter: and democratic front-runner hillary clinton, again, tried to turn the page. away from her e-mails and back to policies. >> we need to have a democratic president in the white house. >> reporter: but on saturday, she was forced to defend the use of a private e-mail account when she was secretary of state. >> but secretary clinton, doesn't the fact we are having this debate underscore the fundamental problem of using a private e-mail service when you were secretary? >> not at all. no. because this would be the same debate if it were -- since the vast majority of everything that i sent and received was already on the state department system, the unclassified state department system. >> reporter: the new nbc news marist poll shows the e-mail flap could be taking a toll. while clinton is leading sanders and 20% of iowa's democrat voters view her unfa

. >> the firestorm erupted saturday at a republican forum in iowa. after the reality tv star turned gop presidential hopeful questions senator mccain's status as a war worry hero. >> he's not a war hero. he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people who weren't captured, i hate to say. he's a war hero because he was capture. >> his plane was shot down over north vietnam in 1967. during his five and a half years as a prisoner of war mccain endureed bouts of torture but refused early release to show solidarity with other american pows. >> donald trump owes every veteran, and in particular john mccain an apology. >> john mccain is an american hero. >> mccain's friends senator lindsey graham said trump's comments all but disqualified him to to become president. >> democratic presidential hopeful hillary clinton also spoke of trump's political bombshell. >> there is nothing funny about the hate he's spewing about immigrants, their families, and now the insult he has directed as a genuine war hero senator john mccain. >> trump and mccain has been

republican race tightens. mike huckabee returns to iowa, the state he won in 2008.l voters there embrace him this time around? i'll ask him

what if republicans win colorado. win iowa. and win virginia. now, under this scenario hillary clinton would next still be the next president of the united states. but how do republicans if they can do that get to the white house? here's what they think. win the two big ones. you take florida, you take ohio, that's a republican presidential. and the democrats narrowly lose. that's a long way off but remember it's a tough map for republicans. but they can do it with just five states, actually. just change five states and you can do it. lisa lerer at the core of the questions in colorado virginia and iowa about hillary clinton her honesty and trustworthiness. with that as the back drop it cannot be a good thing to have the justice department now getting a referral to investigate whether sensitive classified information was somehow mishandled through her private e-mail server. >> right. this e-mail thing, there's little question that this e-mail thing is a problem for hillary clinton. now, you know, folks in the clinton campaign, the clinton camp sa

republican candidates are campaigning. bernie sanders and bobby jindal are in iowa today. and hillary clinton and chris christie are in new hampshire today. and president obama was in wisconsin thursday savoring recent political good moments. he took a swipe at the crowded republican field. >> we have healthy competition in the democratic party, but i have lost count how many republicans are running for this job. they will have enough for an actual "hunger games." that is an interesting bunch. >> he has a smile on his face because he is taking a swipe. he had obamacare roll through the supreme court. then 5.3% unemployment rate. the lowest since the beginning of the financial crisis. this president has had a good week. >> interesting to see. >>> donald trump taking a beating from within his party. republicans running for president on the record now about trump and his controversial immigration comments. what they are saying next. running my own shop has been brutal. but then i got a domain and built my website all at godaddy. now i look so professional i just got my first c

. >>> republicans took center stage in iowa home of the first caucuses. which you can severson is -- chuck severson is following the trail. >> reporter: donald trump took to the campaign stage his rival was governor scott walker of wisconsin who leads trump in the iowa polls. >> wisconsin is doing terribly. first of all it's a turmoil. the roads are a disaster. >> reporter: trump took a shot at the democratic frontrunner and accusations over use of her private e-mail while secretary of state. >> what she did is very criminal and very serious. >> reporter: secret government information may have been compromised in clinton's private server. mrs. clinton was stumping in iowa. >> the center of my economic policy is raising income, because right now people are working hard, but it's not reflected in their paycheck. >> reporter: she denied wrong doing in the e-mails. >> i did not send or receive anything that was classified at the time. >> reporter: october 22 she will be in front of a committee answering confess on the 2012 attacks and deaths of four americans

iowa? >> there could be a upset for republicans and democrats in iowa.you look it at the poll numbers. i think mr. priebus is right. no one is doing the way they should be doing right now. clinton is not doing the way she should be for a variety of reasons. trump is upsetting the cart for republicans too. primary season is going to be super critical and decisive. >> going out on a limb for iowa? >> who is going to win iowa? >> yeah. i know it's early but who is going to win. >> when you look at the polls but scott walker has been very strong there and over and over and over again he has had a very early lead. we have to see. >> panel, thank you. and baltimore community states' attorney marilyn mosby in hot water again. that's next. outrage growing in response to this shirt. but what's wrong with it? we report. you decide. everyone loves the picture i posted of you. at&t reminds you it can wait. >>> more trouble tonight for baltimore city states attorney marilyn mosby. a new court filing defense lawyers for the six cops indicted for the arrest and death o

>> reporter: if republicans are talking to the true believers in iowa.e believers. martin o'malley and bernie sanders are attending the net roots nation conference. liberal progressives are going to be marching knocking on doors rallying for democrats. just as jeb bush is not there in iowa. hillary clinton is not here this year. she came to this conference in the 2008 primary, 2007. she was booed afterwards when she defended corporate lob byists. she made a decision to not attend. they said it was a scheduling conflict but people don't buy it. >> thank you. appreciate it. we'll be right back right after this. your baby's chubby little hand latches onto your finger so hard it's like she's saying i love you. that's why aveeno's oat formula is designed for your baby's sensitive skin. aveeno®. naturally beautiful babies. when the moment's spontaneous, why pause to take a pill? or stop to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your

or at least they're seen that way by conservative republicans in iowa. do you remember president michelle bachman from the summer of 2011? she was leading at one point. and at other points it was president rick perry and newt gingrich and president mccain. this is a message sending season. it's the trump summer. when people get close to voting they'll get serious. baut both because both of our major parties want to win. if trimpump were nominated, it would be a landslide in the democratic direction. trump is probably the best and only chance to bring back congress. >> when do you think the enthusiasm for donald trump will end? he's going to take part in that first debate on august 6th right? >> oh he'll be there. he's fairly high up in the polls. he'll probably be at the cnn debate in september. the first real votes are cast february 1st in the iowa caucuses. february 1st. it's july. think about how many days -- no how many hours, how many minutes there are for donald trump to say more outrageous things between now and then. >> thanks for your insight. i

. >>> trumping the polls the latest numbers showing how much donald trump is impressing republicans in iowa and new hampshire. >>> live look at storm team 4 radar all lit up, but how long iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >>> she did what a lot of people her age do. she went to the movies with friends. now those friends are getting ready for her funeral. the victim in the chattanooga shooting being laid to rest today. >>> another story we're keeping close tabs on a major announcement when it comes to the nation's infrastructure. what vice president joe biden is expected to unveil today. >>> wet roads not happening things out this morning. two crashes in montgomery county. details coming up. >>> we are getting thunder and lightning in prince george's county. right now downpours from south of route 50 all the way down to near clinton. that's moving through kettering, upper marlb

iowa and in new hampshire. that's a big part of the republican party. seeing ted cruz not denounce what donald trump said, whether it's on the question about god or when he attacked john mccain's military service. i understand, but that's why you have people like rick perry who said he's not qualified to be the president. scott walker and others. i think ted cruz is playing the long game here. >> thank you very much for join being us tonight. just want to share something with the audience, sitting this close to patrick, i was watching him contain his rage, turning his comments about what donald trump said about john mccain and about war heroism and all that. i have to thank you again for your incredible reporting to us on the night of that amtrak crash where you were on the train and you stayed on the phone with us guiding us through it. thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up, elizabeth warren, not running for president, but she wants a big say in who the next president will put in the cabinet. >>> and later, i will have just a few more words about dona

his language et cetera he is tapping into something, he is ecin the national polls for republicans, second in iowa hampshire. people like what he's saying significant numbers of republican voters like it. >> i think you have heard a lot about immigration on the trail, because you know i know there's been talk from scott walker. he's had several different positions they get asked about it so i think there has been conversation. what there hasn't been outrage os broad-stroke comments that just garner the national taken. >> and yes. >> yet some people believe -- clearly his language has offensive at times, but not to others. >> sure not to others but this is a republican party primary discussion that's going on. most people agree that the border is actually broken. my question is the first debate is a month from yesterday. will that be a moment for a civil discussion or is it going to be sort of more of this. i'm not sure we've had a productive discussion but of course there are a lot of people that do like to sort of hear what he's saying. they're fed up on immigration, but it's a loser for the part

republican field. is he going to announce monday. is he leading in iowa. but a governor from the midwest who has won a swing state and not named bush give that annual edge. of course you have got to put jeb bush in the top tier: a lot of people love marco rubio. i don't see him in the polls where he would need to be. rand paul has a base there because of his father. i put 15 on rand and rubio. >> a couple people on facebook. elizabeth 40 on jeb bush, 30 on rubio. 30 on trump. believe it or not trump has surfaced in almost all of our bets today. susan, for example trump $50, christie 25, carson 25. let's go to linda. she says 30 walker, 20 carson, 20 trump, 15 rubio carly fiorina 15. nina? >> i put in terms of the top of my pile this week i put scott walker and jeb bush. scott walker for slightly different reasons. i love this ad he released this hollywood thriller type ad that shows him almost losing his job standing up to the unions. some people might think it's over the top. i thought it was really effective. i love how he is kind of putting out the word

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