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>> i think donald trump has more or less seen a light on some of these things. he isn't ronald in terms of today's issues, defending america, being a champion for the country and heavens knows, opening up the musty doors of the republican closet, kicking in the door and bringing in fresh and new folks, that's good. >> one of the biggest differences, people and critics of trump say, trump engages in personal attacks. that can be downright rude. >> right. >> let me play some of his greatest hits or repeat them to you. carly fiorina, who wants to look at that fis. he mocked a disabled reporter. he said cruz is a nasty guy, said jeb bush is weak and embarrassment to the bush family. these are not things ronald reagan would have said. >> they're not. i will say this. in ronald reagan's day, we didn't have what i think many people see as an epidemic of political correctness here. this went from an amusing notion to a bit of an irritation to now, i think people find this in their everyday life, they're not supposed to say merry christmas, this type of thing. you look at major hassan i

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ronald reagan, donald trump, in both instances, is there any possibility this is an absolute design ofpublican establishment to have nikki haley, a governor of south carolina, republican response, take a political shot at him to have obviously paul ryan who said he was going to table immigration until 2017, say he's back at it again. this is starting to look like the -- this party looks like exactly like what every trump supporter in the country thought it was. >> as i said before, all trump has to continue to say is they're not for me because i'm for you. i care about the people out there. and the republican establishment and washington around the country are not for and you haven't benefitted you. i think the combination i have great respect for governor haley and her job was to basically rebutt the state of the union, not attack our candidates and talk about what they're doing or not done it. enhances trump. lou: you've got one candidate bringing people together, ed, and his name is donald trump, and she doesn't like him because he's divisive? who is trying to splinter the party her

days to go before the iowa caucus and national review saying, we should be the party of ronald reagan not donald trump. that's great. and i checked, reagan is not on the ballot. the choices we have been left with, ted cruz who has thrown the conservative cause under the bus for his own political gain many times, and donald trump who some voters are beginning to see well, he's not ronald reagan, he's not the long-term future of the republican party, but maybe he's the turnaround ceo, the interim leader who can clean up our books, keep the country from going bankrupt. and stop the russisis from kikiing sand in our face -- >> alex, you wrote just months ago that trump was a power-hungry strong man, why is suddenly the man the gop should trust? >> well, i wrote actually last august, what rich is saying in "national review" is not news. i wrote trump is a strong man we year. and since then,, have worked to find alternatives. guess what, we don't have any. and whose fault is that? i think a lot of the fault actually becomes to conservative intellectual leadership of america. that you see in this issue

as far as that 1999 interview with donald trump, ronald reagan himself gave plenty of interviews and n supporter of single-payer health care and harry truman and all of this. and eventually saw the light, as did donald trump. so you can play all the old interviews you want. you can go on youtube and find old ronald reagan tapes where he's endorsing every bit of -- sounds like barack obama. so i really don't think that's going to fly. >> all right, the two of you are arguing tonight but i will say, i don't have time to run the sound bite, last night donald trump was talking about the citizenship issue. he said, here's the problem. i win and i choose ted cruz as my vice presidential candidate, then the democrats sue, to which ted cruz replies, i'm happy to consider naming you as my vp, which of course donald trump swatted away. bottom line is you two could work together, you'd do it? >> i think there's great -- >> i have enormous great respect between donald trump and ted cruz. how this ends up, we're going to be on the same team. jeffrey and i are going to be on the same team, donald t

that's where ronald reagan stood. donald trump is going to stand there? i do not believe that. >> you sound like the "new yorker" cover. i should put it up. it was quite cute. it has all these former presidents watching donald trump on television with fdr with the remote and they're all like aghast at this. >> so there's -- i talked to a smart republican consultant who worked for a presidential candidate -- not one in this race but in past races and he said, look, yes, this trump thing is real, it's going to go on, the one question i have -- and i think this is interesting -- there the a can i imagine this person being president in a hurricane, in a blizzard, being the empathizer in chief after a mass shooting and that trump -- it's impossible for the majority of trump in that role and at some point, though it won't be on february 1 and it probably won't be on february 9 and might not be until march or april or may, that reckoning will happen at some point and the goal is to have someone who looks the role of the president, whether it's rubio or jeb, whic

joining us from harrisburg, pennsylvania is jeffrey lord, a former political strategist for ronald reagan and donald trump suppo supporter. and so, jeffrey, is the purpose of that ad to strike fear? what is the reason for that ad? >> that commercial is much like a ronald reagan commercial who depicted the chaos in the gulf, and went through the brief h history of the american military involvement, and pinned it on jimmy carter. it is a commercial called peace and strength, and it is going to be very reaganesque, and touched all of the nerves that ronald reagan did. the country is not safe, and we have a problem here, and leadership not taking care of the problem. >> and doug, he was on cnn's "new day" today with us, and he said that he is going to be raising attitudes of women with hillary clinton and her husband, and this is an exchange that trump had with chris cuomo. >> i know many people in this campaign, and the last person they want to run against is donald trump. believe me. >> what does that have to do with bringing up bill clinton's sex life? >> well, in the course of to debate, and using t

days to go before the iowa caucus and national review saying, we should be the party of ronald reagan but not donald trump. that's great. the choices we haveeen left with, ted cruz who has thrown the conservative cause under the bus for his own political gain many times and donald trump who some voters are beginning to see as well, he's not ronald reagan, he's not the long-term future of the republican party, maybe he's the turnaround ceo the interim leader who can clean up our books, keep our country from going bankrupt. >> alex, you wrote just months ago that trump was a power-hungry strong man, why is trust? >> well, i wrote actually last august, what rich is saying in national review is not news. i wrote trump is a strong man we year. guess what, we don't have any. whose faults that? actually bececes to conservative intellectual leadership of america. with the conservative cause that an mates the republican party, we don't appeal to young people or millennials. we don't appeal to minorities. we appeal to cranky old white guys like me. >> i want to ask bothh of you quickly, alex, who's going to b

>> well, certainly, donald trump has worked with democrats, and 21sat one time probably was a democrat. he makes the case that ronald reagan was a democrat also before he became a republican and as a republican who masqueraded donald trump would say as a conservative, ronald reagan was very practical. he was able to get things done working with tip o'neill in a democratic congress. he's saying he's going to do the same thing. not a doctrine air guy, to get . he's going to work with folks to make sure we move the chains forward to fix the nation's economy and make the world safer. that's what he's selling now. the people who are going to listen and vote are taking hymn at his word. >> here's what trump responded, the failing national review magazine has just been informed by the republican national committee that they cannot participate in the debate. is it possible this could back fire and just increase the fervor, is that what you think? >> well, the rnc is very smart. they realize that the thing you don't want to do is look like you're piling on against any of the front-runner candidates. and obviously there are t

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and hitting donald trump as too liberal. >> ronald reagan when he was younger was a became conservative. >> robld reagan did not spend the first 50 years of his life supporting democratic competitions. >> reporter: sprinting toward a photo finish in iowa. today's trip highlighting the difference on what they are caming and campaigning on and sharing tough talk on terror. but distinctions on immigration -- still, trump couldn't resist the laugh after a different rivals expense after a dog at his rally. but all of the smiles over but the front-runner's fight far from it. conservative radio hosts are warning trump he may turn off some republicans with attacks on cruz and today a influential christian leader took aim, watching it unfold, the establishment candidates, since this could open up space for one of them to rise. >> hallie jackson, thank you. >>> three american prisoners released by iran over the weekend in a controversial swap have reunited with families. but as keir simmons reports from germany, a last-minute snag with iran came close to derailing the deal to free them. >> report