i bet rick perry was sitting at home like-- well played. and of course, everyone was watching jeb bush whose flagging campaign needed him to come out of the gate strong and confident. >> i was in washington, iowa, about three months ago talking about how bad washington d.c. is. get the-- kind of the-- anyway-- (laughter). >> trevor: what happened? cuz he sets up a joke. but then it just seems like he's too lazy to figure out the punch line. you know, a rabbi and a skinhead walk into a bar and-- ha ha,-- you see how that could-- ha-- i mean-- they're-- ha ha, they're sort of-- sort of, anyway, you get the idea. ha, ha, ha, ha. and it wasn't just his joke. his foreign policy material didn't fare much better. >> the idea that it is a good idea for putin to be in syria, let isis take out assad and then putin will take out isis. that's like a board game, that's like playing monopoly or something. >> trevor: wait, let me get that straight. monopoly is the first board game that comes to your mind? there's no better board game to describe the risk,

following rick perry and scott walker. jindal was supposed to join us today for an iowa forum on healthcare. the event isn't taking place now. we are working to line up another candidate to take his place. donald trump will join us in person on thursday for an iowa forum at the dmacc campus in newton. it will focus on job creation. tickets are already spoken for... however there will be an overflow room available for anyone else who wants to attend. you do not need a ticket for the overflow room. the thanksgiving season is just about a week away... and it's putting metro charities into overdrive trying to keep up with demand. channel 13's josh nguyen is live this morning from united way where they're trying to do just that. josh, united way just released their holiday helping hand list of the new college football playoff rankings are in and the iowa are right where they were last week. once again, they're at number five, just one spot out of the college football playoff...the whole top five is unchanged...clemson, alabama,

rick perry dropped out, scott walker dropped out. how the iowa caucuses became one of the most political -- influential political events in and, fernando fernando: iowa is very unique. in many ways, it is any candidate's game to win or lose until the caucuses are over. >> how does a candidate win iowa? fernando: that is a million-dollar question. the same approach does not work >> the ground game. fernando: being seen everywhere. class i met martin o'malley from the democrats. i met rand paul, marco rubio, rick perry dropped out, scott walker dropped out -- i met both donald trump. >> reach out to students. start. >> i think you have to be a pretty mixture of liberal and conservative. >> they want to be able to meet the candidate, and be able to look in their eyes, asked them questions and answer truthfully. fernando: voters we talked with kept coming back to that personal touch. is that all it really takes to claim victory? drake university political science professor dennis goldford has watched from the front lines for years. how d

rick perry dropped out, scott walker dropped out. >> there is nothing like it. how the iowa caucuses became one of the most political -- and, fernando fernando: iowa is very unique. in many ways, it is any candidate' s game to win or lose until the caucuses are over. >> how does a candidate win iowa? fernando: that is a million-dollar question. the same approach does not work twice. >> the ground game. fernando: being seen everywhere. class i met martin o' malley from the democrats. i met rand paul, marco rubio, rick perry dropped out, scott walker dropped out -- i met both of them, though. donald trump. >> reach out to students. i think that' s a good place to start. >> i think you have to be a pretty mixture of liberal and conservative. >> they want to be able to meet the candidate, and be able to look in their eyes, asked them questions and answer truthfully. fernando: voters we talked with kept coming back to that personal touch. is that all it really takes to claim victory? drake university political science professor dennis goldford has watched from the fr

you remember rick perry. >> trevor: in fact, we actually have a clip of that.ou go, this is the moment that john harwood is hoping to recreate, i hope, this time. >> it's three agencies of government when i get there that are gone. commerce, education and the uwhat's the third one there? let's see. >> you can't name the third one jalet's see. i can't. the third one i can't. sorry. oops. ( cheers and applause ). >> oops. you know how in some pro golf tournaments if you win the tournament, you can keep playing the rest of your life no matter how bad you're playing. >> trevor: yes. >> i thought that rick perry should have a lifetime pass into our debates because-- but he dropped out of the race before it happened. >> trevor: that's selfish of you, my friend. that's the same reason i hope donald trump carries on, for the sake of the show. thank you so much for coming here. you can see john harwood on cnbc, i'm starving. (ding) we've been compromised! don't let hunger kill your game. hot pockets brings you new snack bites. bite-size hot pockets sandwiches with 100%

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drop out already, rick perry, and scott walker favored and bobby jindal. have you in any way thought about writing iowa off? >> santorum: gosh no. you got to get to the start line, right? you can't say you've run a race unless you get to the start line and we're going on give the people of iowa every opportunity to do the right thing like they did last time and put forth -- >> ron: show their wisdom. >> santorum: people say iowa got it wrong last time. no, you didn't. the person you pick in my opinion would have beat barack obama. and that reminds me, every vote counts. >> ron: it sure does. >> santorum: eight votes was the difference between me being announced the winner on caucus night and announced the loser. that had a big impact obviously on the race because we weren't declared the winner until three weeks later when no one was really paying any attention. i'm hopeful this time around, we can have a good clean victory here in iowa and i know people say, he's sitting way back in the polls, what's he talking about victory? i was way back in the polls th

. >> rick perry let it go and he only cut three departments. ? turns out polls are a shallow guide, just a snapshot of some people's opinions today. rediks markets are much more likely to tell us what's going to happen in the future. they're more accurate predictors because lots of people participate and put their own money on the line. today's price is the best reflection of what the future will bring. in america, no good prediction market exists for politics. that's because they ban internet gambling. we to go to market based in england. and useful as it is, to us americans, it's basically unintelligible. prices are in pounds, it's tough to understand who's ahead. but look at this web site. this is understandable. that's because a fox producer converted it into percentage so americans can process them. and as you see, hillary clinton has more than a 50% chance of becoming the next president. marco rubio is about 20 percentage points ahead of donald trump. >> since the start of last debate, rubio, cruz and hillary gained the most. >> hillary, oh

those cases involved former texas governor rick perry and former house majority leader tom delay. nikki: the world health organization says sierra leone is now ebola-free. since the outbreak started nearly two years ago, the country has had far more cases of the virus than its neighbors. health officials say its now been 42 days since the last person confirmed to have ebola had a second negative blood test. ebola has killed more than 11 thousand people in the three hardest-hit west african countries. nikki/ots several university of missouri football players are showing their support of

it's not sticking to him at all like it did to rick perry, why not?wed rick perry how to do it. if you can't remember, you just push through. but i'm starting to wonder if in texas maybe they don't teach them all the cabinet agencies and maybe they can't grab them all when they're under pressure. >> probably also because nobody doubts the wattage on ted cruz. >> yeah, i mean, i think with rick perry it was kind of playing into, you know, the concern that people had about h him. it wasn't the first time, the oops moment was a few oops momenting along the way. >> it was so painful. i think a lot of republicans think the department of commerce is such a boondoggle we can get rid of it twice. >> i need to get some insight from you, ana. >> oh, for the love of god. >> you support jeb bush, but i want you to watch during one of the breaks last night. what looks like the protege, marco rubio, we slow-moed it, going over to jeb, his former mentor. and jeb gives him a heisman, nods his head and rubio turns away. what was that? what happened? >> you know, jake

norman ornstein: let me say i do miss rick perry. my favorite moment was when he was asked about what he would do about the west bank, and he said he would bring back free checking. i want to offer a moment of silence for george pataki and lindsey graham who did not even debate -- kiddie debate next time. i feel for lincoln chafee. he tried to become the alternative to hillary clinton. bernie sanders had the slogan "feel the burn." he tried to feel the chafe. [laughter] just did not work. for chris christie and mike huckabee who are now off the main stage and onto the undercard, christie said he would cross that bridge when he comes to it. [laughter] , the your question democrats have had a good recruiting said them -- season. but it is important to realize there is a longer-term problem for democrats below the presidential level. the last done poorly two midterm contests were disasters for them. not just in congress put at the state level. the farm team, and democrats in particular look to state legislators and in some cases people

cruz is no longer fighting for their support with scott walker, rick perry and bobby jindal...since all three dropped out of the president race. and former caucus winners rick santorum and mike huckabee have so far found far less support from iowans like they did in the past. here's something else that's changed. those terrorist attacks on people in paris have dominated frightened the world and angered those ready for vengeance. the quinnipiac poll found when it comes to foreign policy, no other republican cruz. don't count out donald trump. why should you. he's back on top in this poll and his five point gain in the past month is second most only to cruz. likely republican caucusgoers think trump's their best best on all the economy, taxes and leadership. and while those caucusgoers liked cruz best on foreign policy...overall, when it comes to fighting terrorists, they prefer trump. ben carson still has his iowa followers...the third most of any candidate. but he lost more than a third of them in a month. that's a huge drop. caucusgoers think he cares most about people, their needs and

. >> rick perry let it go and he only cut three departments. ? turns out polls are a shallow guide, just a snapshot of some people's opinions today. rediks markets are much more likely to tell us what's going to happen in the future. they're more accurate predictors because lots of people participate and put their own money on the line. today's price is the best reflection of what the future will bring. in america, no good prediction market exists for politics. that's because they ban internet gambling. we to go to market based in england. and useful as it is, to us americans, it's basically unintelligible. prices are in pounds, it's tough to understand who's ahead. but look at this web site. this is understandable. that's because a fox producer converted it into percentage so americans can process them. and as you see, hillary clinton has more than a 50% chance of becoming the next president. marco rubio is about 20 percentage points ahead of donald trump. >> since the start of last debate, rubio, cruz and hillary gained the most. >> hillary, oh

rick perry. i mean go on down the list. only carly fiorina's campaign wanot represented at the meeting last night. cbs 2 news will have complete coverage of the week's political news.be sure to watch iowa in focus with kevin barry sunday morning at 10:30, right here ocbs 2. coming up on live at 5... decoration disposal.what you can do with your halloween decorations that can actually help the environment. environment.meanwhile, this is a live look right now in iowa cityas the sun sets - still getting used to thahatime change.let's check in with if you think we can grow our economy while ignoring climate change, think again. america's most innovative companies are already moving to clean energy using existing technology to improve their bottom line. now we need a plan to help businesses and families acrcrs america to save money on electricity and create millions of new jobs. it all starts with 50% cle energy by 2030. halloween has come and gone. now, local officials have an alternate way for you to u those pumpkins that deco

rick perry. koch brohters. terry branstad. big oil. people and planet loses. there are those that argue that jobs will be created by the pipeline for other temproary and will provide work until the project is complete. i think it's important to take a wider view. a two year project will yield thousands of high paying high skill jobs. pipeline pipeline just say no. dirty oil has got to go. " amanda: in the room full of laborers and environmentalist s there were also a lto of peole who were from other parts fo the contry, not iowans at all. local 5's jacob peklo joins us now with more on why they were here. jacob? jacob: that's right. people came here from all over the country. some flew here, others made drives of ten hours or more to get the chance to testify at today's hearing. some people have monetary stakes in this project but the vast doing it for the laborers. "gary speegle spent 8 hours in his car, traveling from tulsa, boone, iowa, for thursday's hearing. gary speegle, tulsa, ok: "every major pipeline that comes through the midwest comes into cushing,

jindal is third republican candidate to drop out of the race joining rick perry and scott walker. jindal says he will support the eventual republican nominee... but added that that person wouldn't be donald trump. jindal was supposed to take part in tomorrow's iowa forum on healthcare in ankeny. the event isn't taking place now. we are working to line up another candidate to take jindal's place. however that interview will likely take place through satellite rather than in person. that's how doctor ben carson joined us for the first iowa forum... channel 13 political director dave price spoke with him live from san diego this afternoon. the forum focused system. carson says the biggest struggle is keeping students engaged in learning... 26:48 in many of our inner cities.. if we provided them with a choice 27:07 17:58 i think one of the best ways ... much more likely to succeed 28:12 donald trump will join us in person on thursday for an iowa forum at the dmacc campus in newton. it will focus on job creation. tickets are already spoken for... however there will be an overflow room

jindal joins, scott walker, and rick perry who also withdrew from the race. tim: iowa governer terry branstad gave his backing to an ongoing court battle against the epa and the u-s army corps of engineers for their recent waters of the u-s or "wotus" rule. gov. branstad now joins 13 other state leaders, including nebraska and south dakota, in the fight against the wotus rule. the lawsuit fights what branstad is calling "federal overreach" when it comes to controlling and improving the quality of bodies of water. in a statement released today, the iowa governor says the wotus rule in place quote "imposes significant barriers and impairs iowa's ability to advance innovative water quality practices" tim: lt. governor kim reynolds, iowa agg secretary bill northey and both iowa senators joni ernst and chuck grassley have all adimantly opposed the waters of the us rule. jenna: one of the most listened to women on radio is bringing her advice to siouxland. delilah will be the speaker at next year's women's power lunch. the united way of siouxland made the big annou

rick perry. koch brohters. terry branstad. big oil. they win. we lose. people and planet loses. there are those that argue that jobs will be created by the pipeline for other temproary and will provide work until the project is complete. i think it's important to take a wider view. a two year project will yield thousands of high paying high skill jobs. pipeline pipeline just say no. dirty oil has got to go. " stephanie: now people boone from all over the country today. some have monetary stakes in this project, but the vast majority said they were doing it for the sake of their fellow laborers, to support the jobs this project could create. ron kaminsky, omaha, ne: "it's about standing paying jobs, with benefits. this is a build this the right way with skilled tradesmen's. stephanie: now this decision is all in the hands of the iowa utilities board: these three people seen here. this was the only day that the comment on the them. on monday, the process continues with an evidentiary hearing. after member board can have a meeting to decision or they can just send out a written no

rick perry is trying to get a state appeals court to toss out felony charges against him.hey will he or arguments today on whether he should stand trial. he is accused of abusing his power while governor. he says the charges are politically motivated and blames them for his failed presidential bid. a new poll shows that donald trump is widening his lead in new hampshire. this survey from wbur shows trump leaving the field of republican hopefuls. ben carson and marco rubio our next, with 11% each. polling within 3% of trumpet new hampshire. our first a look at world news right now. you can get more on these and other breaking stories 24 hours per day on bloomberg.com from the bloomberg first forecast. exclusive interview in europe, the gnocchi a ceo sat .own with caroline connan this was a big interview for you guys. mark: massive. the head of a big deal that we were just talking about. one of the topics we discussed was -- how does gnocchi or go forward after the attacks in paris, doing business in france and across europe as well? >> we feel great solidarity with the peop

this was similar to the oops moment rick perry had at a gop debate four years ago -- when he forgot the third government agency he would cut. the next g-o-p debate is in las vegas in december. continuing coverage this morning... two iowa men accused of making threats against a world pokemon championship event pleading not guilty. james stumbo and kevin norton remain behind bars this morning. they were arrested in august after authorties say they made social media threats against the competition in boston. police later found a shotgun, rifle, and ammunition in their car when they tried to register for the event. they'll be in court again later this month. the man who shot an eastern iowa police officer won't be re-sentenced ununil next week. it was supposed to happen yesterday, but now eddie chest will be back in court sometime next week. chest was convicted of shooting lleutenant scott baxter during the robbery of knickers salln in dubuque ix years ago. chest is trying to get his two 25-year sentences to run at the same time -- instead of one after the other. a fire is so severe -- auth

rick perry. koch brohters. terry branstad. big oil. they win. we lose. people and planet loses. there are those that argue that jobs will be created by the pipiline for other temproary and will provide work until the project is completetei think it's imimrtant to take a wider view. a two year project will yield thousands of high paying high skill jobs. pipeline pipeline just say no. dirty oil has got to go. " " jenna: folks came form all of the counrty to speak at the hearing today tim on cam fresh off tuesday's gop debate carly fiorina is back in iowa... and she's being asked to clarify comments made in milwaukee on tuesday. fiorina memeup with about 100 folks at the onawa library this morning. it's the first of 5 stops in western iowa. fiorina's husband "frank" is joining his wife on the campaign trail. it's the first time he's made a western iowa appearance. fiorina took several questions during the hour long event, including how she plans to hold washingtonaccountable if electete as for as s tuesday's debate where fiorina said quote "obama care isn't helping anyone." we aske

when we come back, senator ted cruz had rick perry moments.e'll show you the clip and how he handled it. >>> former senator scott brown is back already from milwaukee on the fast plane. he is my guest. >> three agencies of government when i get there are gone. commerce, education and the, what is the third one there? let's see. [laughter] you totalled your brand new car. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three wheels. smart. new car replacement is just one of the features that come standard with a base liberty mutual policy. and for drivers with accident forgiveness,rates won't go up due to your first accident. learn more by calling switch to liberty mutual and you can save up to $509. for a free quote today,call liberty mutual insurance at see

falling back, carson because of the national security issue to some extent, but also we have seen rick perry and walker dropout, bobby jindal dropout, not much going on with the other candidates. ted cruz has the money and the organization to emerge. his biggest threat right now is really marco rubio. steve: shifting to the democratic side, sanders leaving in new hampshire, could a strong showing in the state of iowa jumpstart that campaign on a national level? tom: remember, new hampshire is bernie sanders backyard, they know him anyway and he has high favorables in that area, obviously. he still has the capacity to embarrass hillary clinton in iowa. i think that if he holds her close to 50%, for somebody with her experience, somebody who is as well known as she is, if she does not get much about 50% in the caucuses in what has come back -- come down to, apologies to martin o'malley, a two-person race, that's embarrassing for her. if she can sweat -- stretch that out and and end up with 60%, keep him around 40, then she escapes pretty well. steve: has bernie sanders already done his job? ha

he follows rick perry and scott walker. jindal entered the race in june.. and has been dogged by low polling numbers ever since. he says he will support the eventual nominee... but that person won't be donald trump... bobby jindal was supposed to take part in today's iowa forum... that forum isn't taking place now. however we are working to line up another candidate to take his place. that interview will still focus on healthcare... but will likely take place through satellite rather than at dmacc's ankeny campus. that's how doctor ben carson joined us for the first iowa forum... channel 13's political director dave price spoke with him about the u-s education system. he says the biggest struggle is keeping students engaged in learning... in many of our inner cities the public schools are just atrocious... i think a lot of the students who are in there... they just look around and think i'm not learning anything here. why am i wasting my time here? donald trump will join us in person tomorrow for another iowa forum... this one will focus on job creation. it

the past few months, candidates have dropped out-- first, rick perry, then scott walker-- and most recentlybby jindal. now, holt says, the remaining contenders want to make a move. >> everybody thinks they're gonna get hit by lightning. and maybe someone will. the question is whether or not they can bottle that lightning and carry it through other races. >> reporter: a close look at the polls shows sparks, at least, of potential nominees. in late august, donald trump, in red, was soaring, but the rest of the pack was close together. october: ben carson, in blue, broke away. but again, the rest of the field was a muddle of dots. now this month, a few weeks of consistency: carson down, as marco rubio and cruz move up into spots three and four, and jeb bush holds onto fifth. for rubio and cruz especially, this is a critical moment. gop strategist leslie sanchez believes she knows why: increased concerns about terrorism, isis and national security. >> because of that, we are starting to see movement with ted cruz and marco rubio, who've been talking about foreign policy, isis, and what they wou

scott walker didn't have a chance, nor did rick perry. >> paul ryan as speaker of the house, he talks about mending fences. >> the first thing he wants to do is not do bing things. he wants to talk about we've got tot have big ideas and be a solutions party but when i asked him, you've got a lot of political capital, you can do anything you want. they trust you and i think he -- he might be right about this. he's not going to use that capital now. he's going to use that capital to instead do the process of the house, fix sort of this idea if you're a back-ben cher, you can't get your bill voted on or things like that. it's probably the safest political way. what do you want to do? keep them out of the news. i think ultimately -- he didn't say it but that's the imprelgs i got. my job is to not make them make news. >>> here's swg smg we want to talk about. miami miracle. >> it's crazy. it's been a horrendous time for university of miami football fans which was just kind of nice and do it against duke. >> let's show it. can we cue it up? i guarantee chuck will never get sick of that. >>

jindal joins, scott walker, and rick perry who also withdrew from the race. jenna: jenna: one of the most listened to women on radio is bringing her advice to siouxland. delilah will be the speaker at next year's women's power lunch. the united way of siouxland made the big announcement today about its popular annual event. often called the "oprah of radio," delilah is also the author of three books, thefounder of the non-profit "point hope" and a single mother of 13 kids, 10 of whom are adopted. "she's always come "she's always come up as a person of interest, and so this year we said she's come up to the top. we are excite to have her and i think alot of people recognize who she is on the radio, they don't know alot more about her personal story so i think she'll have some great messeges to share that really tie in with our cause." says event chair christie finnegan. the 16th annual women's power lunch is april 27th at the mina women's power lunch is april 27th at the marina centre in south sioux city. tickets are on sale now and proceeds help fundscholarsh

rick perry. koch brohters. terry branstad. big oil. they win. we lose. people and argue that jobs will be created by the pipeline for other temproary and will provide work until the project is complete. i think it's important to take a wider view. a two year project will yield thousands of high paying high skill jobs. pipeline pipeline just say no. dirty oil has got to go. " folks came form all of the counrty to speak at the hearing today jenna: a local hospital is making a push for men to take charge of their health. we're in what is known as "movember"... a month where men are encouraged to grow their facial hair to bring awareness to men's health issues. unitypoint health st. luke's is also using the month to put the spotlight on prostate cancer. it only takes a blood test to screen for the treatable disease. chuck johnson from sioux city says, "no.... it was lucky that i got it because it's a slow moving thing. if i'd have been 80-85 probably wouldn't have done anything, but when your 50 or even 60 you hope you have a few years left " one in seven me

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. >>> today former texas governor rick perry will ask a court to dismiss felony charges against him. a grand jury indicted perry on charges that his use of a veto was an abuse of power. he calls the case politically motivated and the reason, his 2016 presidential bid failed. >>> former illinois governor rob blagojevich is appealing. a lower court tossed out 5 of his 18 convictions in july. the 58-year-old is serving a 14-year prison sentence. he was convicted for a series of charges including trying to sell an appointment to president obama's old senate seat. >>> questions over a fundraising group for d.c. mayor muriel bowser are now tangled up in the pepco merger. last week fresh pac announced it was shutting down after criticism of pay to play politics. some community groups want the d.c. commission to investigate because they won't disclose whether they asked for contributions from pepco and epsilon. >> the mayor's controversial super pac known as super pac asked for donations from pepco and epsilon. >> mayor bowser told news 4 she is unaware of any such fundraising and would not

. >> reporter: texas governor rick perry signed it, supporters say it protects the health of patients. >> our objective is to make sure we provide a strong facility that meet those minimal common sense standards for women's health. >> since the law was passed, the number after borgs clinics in texas has fallen from 42 to 19 and could drop to ten. staffers at this women's clinic in fort worth said they want to stop abortions. >> what they did around and make it impossible. they couldn't make it illegal so they made it impanel. >> reporter: there 12 other states, some on hold because of legal challenges. the judge stices will hear the case next year with a decision by late june. >> and back to the story breaking right now in paris with the terrorist attacks. you have covered the whacka mole terrorist groups, how will they piece together the individuals and the network that made this happen. >> reporter: they will lookba through electronic intercepts and look at social media and that exposed a problem that the fbi director has been warning about here. groups make contact on social media

norman ornstein: let me say i do miss rick perry. my favorite moment was when he was asked about what he would do about the west bank, and he said he would bring back free checking. i want to offer a moment of silence for george pataki and lindsey graham who did not even debate -- kiddie debate next time. i feel for lincoln chafee. he tried to become the alternative to hillary clinton. bernie sanders had the slogan "feel the burn." he tried to feel the chafe. [laughter] just did not work. for chris christie and mike huckabee who are now off the main stage and onto the undercard, christie said he would cross that bridge when he comes to it. [laughter] , the your question democrats have had a good recruiting said them -- season. but it is important to realize there is a longer-term problem for democrats below the presidential level. the last done poorly two midterm contests were disasters for them. not just in congress put at the state level. the farm team, and democrats in particular look to state legislators and in some cases people

and cruz had a bit of a rick perry moment, if you will, during the debate, where he forgot some of thee actually wants to eliminate. take a listen. >> the department of commerce and hud. >> yeah, well he went through the department of commerce, department energy, he went back to the department of commerce, and then mentioned hud. he kind of had a little bit of a brain lapse there. he forgot some of these. will this have a perry effect on him? or given the rest of his performance this won't really make a difference for cruz at all? >> i think given the rest of his performance it won't make a difference for cruz. i think the problem for perry previously was that people didn't think necessarily that he was an experienced candidate. there were some questions about how sharp he was, and so, it fed into that narrative when he had his oops moment in the debate. and for cruz, you know, if you name a department twice i guess it's better than forgetting one. >> that is a good point. let's get to those front-runners, ben carson, donald trump, how did they do? because some analysts say they didn't

question, andick lessons in the scott walker/rick perry demise? >> yes, rick perry is someone whose sell by date was november, 2011. think is a lot of lessons. one is don't run is somebody you aren't. scott walker is not a voluble tea party sort of person. he ran as the tea party candidate. it became clear in the debates and why he had an unprecedented was what hisupport supporters were being sold as was not who he was. that became very clear that this was not somebody who is a ted cruz who can win. the first lesson from scott walker is don't run as somebody you are not when you're trying to run for national office. the other thing i think you would learn from scott walker is what worked for scott walker in the general election in was an uncanny ability to mobilize people who generally support democrats to support him on what might be called a reform conservative platform. nobody is trying to do that in the republican electorate right now. none of the republican candidates are really trying to mobilize republicans in a way that present that for th

rick perry. koch brohters. terry branstad. big oil. they win. we lose. people and planet loses. there are those that argue that jobs will be created by the pipeline for other temproary and will provide work until the project is complete. i think it's important to take a wider view. a two year project will yield thousands of jobs. pipeline pipeline just say no. dirty oil sabrina: those opposed say the efforts should be put should be put energy and not fossil fuel. elias: not all that attendance were from iowa...some travelled hundreds of miles to be a part of the hearing. hundreds of of the hearing. some of them workers who really want work. has more. around this room many here because a pipeline project to them means supporting their family. "it means a lot, you know. that's how i put school and buy clothes." "construction workers are used the pipeline project would mean a gaurenteed paycheck for a decent amount of time." "it's a lot of work, it's steady work, it will last all year long." "it's their livelyhood, it's how they make their money and raise thier family." "and for io

rick perry could remember them. crews said commerce twice. but it showed how quick he was.nd they talked about the sugar subsidies. mark: the other fight they had was on the bank bailout. should banks be too big to fail? who got the best of that? hunt: i think ted cruz did. a lot of people hate big banks and hate wall street. when ted cruz said no, no more bailouts, i'm not sure it's a realistic policy but he won over the crowd with it. mark: ted cruz is touching on the hot buttons of the party right now. is there any position where he is vulnerable? hunt: i'm not sure he's vulnerable within the base at all. it's a different question about the general election. nobody sees better from the head. begin toes not approach marco rubio it comes to speaking from the heart. john: al hunt speaks from both the head and the heart. thank you. counting down the weeks before the voting begins. candidates -- one of the candidates going to do during those weeks. what are the candidates going to do during those weeks? we live in a pick and choose world. love or like? naughty or nice? calm o