why do you think rudy giuliani waded into the debate at this particular time? s timing, but it certainly makes sense to ask. as bernie points out, you know, the focus on that day in the immediate aftermath was a fog of war. and if, indeed, there were pockets, handfuls of people celebrating, that's not what donald trump is saying. and i think what rudy's point beyond exaggeration that this is somebody who is trying to create a mental image, which he's not backing down from, of thousands of muslims celebrating in the new york area when the towers went down. there may have been isolated incidents in a city of 8 million and that's despicable. but trying to demagog, that's the underlying issue of why we're talking about it today. and it doesn't comport with the facts. in the wake of 9/11, hours afterwards, rudy giuliani said, let's not engage in group blame. that specifically was because of concerns they thought they would take their anger out. by and large, that didn't happen. george w. bush gave the same message from the white house. that's not the kind of messagin

that appears to be the incident rudy giuliani is referring to. e reached out to giuliani to ask him if it indeed is or if there's another incident involving a candy store that wasn't reported on that he knows about. we haven't heard back. again, it's possible, maybe there's a second incident here that wasn't reported on but what giuliani was describing this morning apparently was reported very differently when it actually happened. >> we'll see if the highlights of what you found match up when we hear back from their office. steve kornacki, thank you for that. appreciate it. >>> this hour, new jersey governor and republican presidential candidate chris christie will hold a drug recovery roundtable in new hampshire. this follows last month's viral video of christie using a personal story about a family friend to call for a more humane approach to drug addiction treatment. he marks his 50th visit to the key primary state and christie's focus appears to pay dividends. earlier he touted his bona fides for the white house and honed in on his experience

former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is against it. >> you can't establish a ban on all muslims. then you take that tremendous 1.7 billion population you start radicalizing a lot more if you did it. to me it is not a sensible proposal. cheryl: trump winning endorsement of a now england union that represents police and corrections officers nicole: hillary clinton weighing in on donald trump last night on late night with seth meyers. >> i have to say, seth, i no longer think he is funny. >> yes, i will say i started -- [applause] >> you know, i think for weeks, you know you and everybody else were just bringing folks to hysterical laughter and all of that, but now he has gone way over the line. nicole: democratic presidential front-runner saying trump's proposed ban on muslims plays right into the hands of terrorists. clinton adds that the ban gives terrorist a great propaganda tool to recruit more supporters from europe and united states. she is calling on everybody, especially other republican candidates to stand up to trump, saying enough, you have gone too far. that is not who

even former new york city mayor rudy giuliani saying that trump is being judged by a different standard, sayinin other candidates would never get away with what trump has said. abc's tom llamas on the campaign trail. >> reporter: with time running out, donald trump now predicting his friendly rivals will soon turn against him. >> christie hasn't hit me yet. he will, he has to, he has no choice, he's at two or three. he's got to. he's going to hit me at some point. hey, there's only one way you're getting to the top and it's all through trump, let's face it. reporter: and trump was right. new jersey governor chris christie, hoping to gather some momentum after winning the endorsement of an influential new hampshire newspaper, is now laying into the republican front-runner. >> if donald starts yelling and screaming at me in the middle of a speech, you could be sure that i'll say sit down and shut up. >> reporter: christie disabled reporter like this -- >> now the poor guy, you got to see this guy, oh, i don't know what i said, i don't remember. >> reporter:r: performance christie calls un

>> that did not happen in new happened since. >> reporter: today, former new york mayor rudy giuliani agreed, could never get away with saying >> i would have been thrown out he is judged by a different standard. maybe it's because of his background on "the apprentice" and as an entertainer. >> reporter: on that point, dronld trump threatening to drop out of the last debate unless cnn would pay him $5 million, which he would donate to charity. trump later saying, he would not miss the debate because he could be called a chicken. david? >> tom, thank you. >>> and now, to the major headline from the pentagon tonight. the fight against isis. defense secretary ash carter will deploy extra troops, special operations troops to conduct raids in iraq and syria, saying a new specialized expeditionary targeting force will be sent to iraq and will, over time, be able to conduct raids, free hostages and capture leaders of isis. it comes just as president obama pushes other world leaders to join the fight. and tonight, this eye-opening number for you. of the more than 8,500 air strikes against isi

>> you do what you just did with rudy giuliani. evidence to show there are thousands and thousands. there are some anecdotal evidence that there were some pieces of sell brau s of celebr. something else rudy told you, all the republicans should be thanking him for building this enormous audience, whether it's ted cruz or marco rubio or chris christie or jeb bush or any of the top-tier candidates, even the second-tier candidates should send donald trump chocolates for christmas because he's created for them millions of eye balls. during that debate, if they point out that yesterday, for example, new e-mails showed up that make it abundantly clear that mrs. clinton lied during her testimony before the benghazi committee about not receiving e-mails on her private server the night of benghazi, then they will have used the platform that donald built for them. i don't think anyone is upset with donald. i don't think the media has done anything wrong. it's its own unique situation that will play itself out on donald trump's terms until vot

rudy giuliani, mike huckabee, rick santorum. there are other names that have emerged at this stage of the calendar before only to fade. what is the risk of peaking too early? some of the candidates just want to peak. they want to peak against donald trump. also at this stage of the game, it is unpredictable, isn't it? >> look, it is. i think a lot of people have looked at the past and rudy giuliani was out in front in 2007 at this time. he disappeared in 2008. this campaign feels different. all together. everything about this race so far is different. it is hard to compare a little bit to the past. you have seen marco rubio and ted cruz in particular be patient. they have been waiting. they have wanted to make sure that as it gets to actual voting in iowa and new hampshire, that is when they go out in front. you could make the case that ted cruz is speaking early than he would have thought ideally. you take what you can get when you can get it. he has strong grassroots support in iowa. most people i talked to in iowa think he ha

mayor rudy giuliani confirms in new york it happened. mr. guzman confirms in jersey, it happened. so does the jersey state police. so you're wrong by saying thousands but it did happen. what say you? >> well, i don't know i'm wrong, bill, you know, this just came out, i mean, literally just came out. trump vindicated, 100%. this just, i mean just seeing it now. so i don't know that i'm wrong. there are a lot of people. you know, we don't have cell phones today with cameras on them. if we did, you'd see something different. you look at what happened a week ago with a soccer game. they had a minute of silence for the people that were just absolutely, horrible what happened in paris. and honoring those people a minute of silence and you heard shouts from the muslim world at the game that were horrendous. >> what country is that? do you remember? >> it was a different country. >> it was turkey. >> there is tremendous hatred out there. >> people aren't acknowledging it. >> where you get into trouble with all due respect, of course is when you give a speech and say things like i saw tho

former mare, rudy giuliani was asked about the claim again. take a listen. >> we had pockets of celebration. some in queens, some in brooklyn. >> how many people? >> ten, 12, 30, 40. >> if there had been thousands of people -- >> i would have known that for sure. >> yes. so donald trump is therefore not telling the truth? >> i think what he is doing is exaggerating. people were celebrating -- >> you are saying a handful. >> i didn't see evidence of thousands, nor have i seen it since. >> you told me that his supporters they don't thing think he is telling the truth but too much has been made of this issue. are they going to hold him accountable for anything he says or does wrong? >> don, they don't care. i have been trying to explain this. i was here and listening to allison interview mayor giuliani. he laughed it off. i think, obviously, he is recollecting the west bank or the gaza demonstrations. he has the fred siegel column, the washington post column, other scattered reports. mayor added confirming data. >> but if he doesn't want to apolo

he was on his way to rudy giuliani's second inauguration when a car slammed into him and left him. -- a new lawsuit that might be tough to swaul oe. what he says his beer was contaminated with. >> dave price has an update. we'll answer those questions and look at your weekend weather, all coming up in just a few it's the holidays. get online at once. to watch things. buy things. but slow internet makes it hard. that's why it's time to get fios. it has the fastest internet and wifi available. with speeds from 50 to 500 megs. and right now, you'll get 50 meg fios internet, tv and phone for 79.99 a month online for your first year. and with a 2 year agreement, we'll give you all the premium movie channels for a year. plus, 400 dollars back. so go online or call now. >>> poisoning him with a cleaning solution in his beer. against the restaurant and two different beer distribute ors after he said a cleaning deposit was left in a glass. he took a drink of beer and then started throwing up blood. this happened at harrah's. tonight he's speaking out for the first time. >> no one would ever ex

rudy giuliani, we had him on yesterday, he's the former new york city mayor. had this to say about donald trump and his record of sometimes questionable claims. >> what's going on in this election? why is donald trump allowed to say things had you said that when you were running for president, what would have happened? >> i would have been thrown out of the race. he's judged about you a different standard. maybe it's because of his background on "the apprentice" and he's an entertainer, he's been a big personality. he almost speaks in headlines, gets your attention. and then -- and then a lot of the points he makes are substantive. but the headline turns out to be exaggerated. >> okay. so the headline turns out to be exaggerated. might that lend to his untrustworthiness among some voters? >> i'm sure that does to some people. but just pointing off what rudy giuliani was talking about, particularly on your show as well was the 9/11 claims. we have since flipped the script on that topic considering that headline was the simple fact that it did not happen. every

i was working on the rudy giuliani campaign. i would run over to the giuliani campaign and read this, read that. it was enormously exciting. a lot of what people were talking about came out of the buckley campaign. some things had changed. the dickens administration exasperated the problem of race in the city. it wasn't there and 65, people were sitting around the table were talking about the welfare, people were not too interested in it, in 1994 the four the city was on the verge of bankruptcy. literally on the verge of bankruptcy. dickens had brought the city to bankruptcy but he threatened cuomo that if you allowed to plan the control board to take over i will play the race card. so cuomo backed out and giuliani was handed it. so he had to move quickly on the welfare reform. as a fiscal matter. people liked what buckley said and like the idea of welfare reform but it wasn't a matter of this is a nice idea putting people to work, this is a matter of of necessity. it had to be done. welfare had to be reduced in the city budget

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oduro says his brakes malfunctioned. >>> former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is weighing in on that muslims in jersey city were clearing on 9/11 when the towers went down. giuliani said during a cnn interview that the claims are exaggerated. >> well, i think what he's doing is exaggerating. people were celebrating. he's right about that. >> you're saying a handful of people. >> i didn't see any evidence of thousands nor have i seen it since then of thousands of people. >> i don't want to say he's not telling the truth about it. >> why not? >> because let him deal with it. let him explain it to people. >> trump's staff says it is working to find the video clips of the alleged celebrations. >>> donald trump today battling controversy on several fronts. we turn to the race for president and abc's lana zak has the details. >> following the endorsement of several black pastors yesterday donald trump was in georgia with her main cane, the only african-american candidate running for the gop nomination four years ago. cane said he too was once considered an outsider but. >> you're born here

with new information about this back and forth about 9/11. >> the headline of the appearance of rudy giulianin saying donald trump exaggerated talking about the number of muslims celebrating and might have been celebrating 9/11. but i want to look closer at some something that giuliani said there. he said dozens who were celebrating and to support that claim, he cited one specific episode that he said happened in new york city in the immediate wake of 9/11. let's listen to what he said. >> we had one situation in which a candy store owned by a muslim family was celebrating that day. right in their housing development and the kids in the housing development came in and beat them up. and i think both facts were corroborated to be true. they were celebrating. the towers had come down. and some of the kids in the housing development got really upset about it and came in and did a pretty good job of beating them up. >> that caught our attention and said let's look into this incident that giuliani's talking about, again, the owner of a candy store. he's talking about kids from a housing project bei

but otherwise much of what we see as the urban agenda of rudy giuliani is actually the nucleus of it is in buckley's book. and he had come to articulate a strategy. he articulated a strategy for conservatism, and he struggled as with all that said, try to kind of, deprived of their philosophy which doesn't focus on simply giving things to people. how do you respond to that? and one of the things, the way he described it was, my agenda is guided by the principles of a free and passionate society, free and compassionate society, respectful of the rights of individuals, the limitations of government and the needs of the community. i think that is probably one sense apparatus described what we tried to communicate. so i'm going to stop there. >> stephen, i'm asking you to explain to his the innards of the bill buckley for milk -- mayor campaign. but if you talk to certain urban experts at the time, which you have heard of these ideas? with it at all in the ether, or is this bill buckley's intuition coming up? >> obviously all ideas kind of have a background in a certain kind of philosoph

. >>> rudy giuliani, mayor of new york on september 11th, the latest to dispute claims by trump that muslims new this morning jersey city were cheering on 9/11 when the towers were destroyed by terrorists. >> i think what he is doing is exaggerating, right? people were celebrating, he is right about that. >> but you are saying a handful of people. >> i didn't see evidence of thousands nor have i seen it since then of thousands. i don't want to say is not telling the truth about it. >> why not? >> let him explain it, show the evidence. >> trump's staff claims it's working to find the video clips of any alleged celebrations. >>> turning to wall street, take a look, stocks are making significant gains. the dow is up 168 points. nasdaq claiming 47. the s&p 500 22 points up. as we continue with "eyewitness news at 6:00" for this tuesday night on this day of giving, how do you know where the money you are giving is new questions about some veterans groups. major new plan to pay son, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appeti

on the other hand, earlier today, rudy giuliani on this network said there were isolated incidents inew york, including a candy store incident that mayor giuliani recounted. i do believe donald trump remembers the west bank or gaza demonstration and that i'm surgeon hundreds of people have told him they saw the same thing because hundreds of people have told me they saw the same thing that i'm wrong. i don't think we should fact check memory, and i also think most of the american people have moved past this debate and want to talk about other things that i did in the interview. >> you wrote recently -- i want to get this right. you said that trump has "turned the terrorism debate into an extension of the immigration debate that powered his candidacy this summer." what do you mean by that? >> why is donald trump going on and on and on about this? it's not just that he's dishonest. it's that he's dishonest about something which is very, very important. what he's implicitly doing is questioning the loyalty of american muslims. he's also called for closing mosques. he's talked about regis

now we have rudy giuliani saying that there were pockets and there were some. there's a huge gap between what trump said and has doubled down on and what mayor giuliani has now said. chris christie, the republican governor of new jersey, says that trump -- it didn't happen the way trump says it happened. >> robert, i want to talk about -- i know you want to attack the gop but i want to talk about what's happening with your party here. elizabeth warren not showing up, the only democratic senator not to attend this event and no answer given. many people can read a lot into it. >> i think it was extraordinary that 93% of the women democratic senators all pioneers, all progressives, came together in support of hillary clinton. >> but you and i both know -- not to diminish all of those powerful women in their own right, but all eyes were and are on elizabeth warren. >> right. and she has an enormous national stage, a great contribution to make to the democratic agenda, to the progressive agenda. when she makes her endorsement, i don't know when that will be with be i

once that crime rate is down, like what happened here with rudy giuliani, the crime rate in new york city was so high, and i worked here then, that until we're able to enforce the law the way it should be did things change in new york city. >> listen, what i know for sure is that nothing stops a bullet like a job. there are a lot of communities where you have the job first and the guns and the drugs come later. the idea that the reason is this is not there is because you've got it actually in reverse. the reality is right now we have a situation, we have a major american city in full crisis. a cloud over a mayor and the investigation has to include him. you cannot have leadership. >> up next, donald trump given one more chance to back away from his discredited claim that he saw thousands of muslims in new jersey. you'll hear him take it to a new level. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like ordering wine equals pretending to know wine. pinot noir, which means peanut of the night. ♪ ♪ the beautiful sound of customers making the most of their united flig

today former new york mayor rudy giuliani agreed?adding that other candidates could never get away with saying the things trump doe t-rudy i would have been thrown out of the ce. he is judged by a different standard. maybe it's because its his background on the apprentice and as an entertainer and that he's been a big personality. " still to come... a man purposely gets pulled over. but it was all apart of his plan to get down on one knee. we've got the story after this. (fred) tonight's ask fred question is "how much does an inch of a look at when it will finally stop snowing, after the break. stay with us! fhexom@kcautv.c om (fred) the hd radad shows light snow over parts of the area, but itit not as widespspad as earlier. road conditions are much improved today, but there is still some snow on us 20, us 59, i-80, and i-680. it was a november to remember! we had record november total precipitation of 4.55" and it was the 3rd snowiest november on record at 12.5"! wow! the port neal welding company skycam hd shows a snowy scene from

four years before that, it was a ed race between rudy giuliani and mike huckabee. none of these characters got close to being the nominee but the main mistake we make at this point is this. there are two, really. one, we look at national polls, the national polls are interesting early as a beauty no nationalthere is primary. it really doesn't matter what the national poll says. think ins what they iowa. look at the iowa polls, we know from past experience that iowa voters don't really key into this, don't really start voters --even iowa gwen: don't polls count for who want to write checks? doyle: polls count for donors as aney're reasonable early beauty contest to see who's viable, who's not. we know donald trump is unexpectedly strong. is unexpectedly weak but any time you try to get more precise than that, you know, for example, when the networks were saying, well if theve got 3.5%, you're on stage, if you've got 2.9%, you're off the stage. nuts. just gwen: you're so going to be getting mail from donald trump him credit for his incredible polling success. doyle:

i still remember telling people very confidently that rudy giuliani was going to win the republican nomination to be president. that' s how we came up with john i think it' s very early to be making bold predictions. there' s still some volatility even though the polls don' t show if you did deep in the polls, people haven' t decided what they are doing. we' re not sure what the big new events are going to come. we' re also not sure if the latest comments from donald trump will blow up his campaign or not. he has said so many things that are so crazy, that any other candidate would have faced huge problems. fernando: putting aside whether trump' s lead can be maintained, he' s definitely changed the tone at least thus far of the debate, and it seems not necessarily for the positive in the republican field. but really this kind of bitter rhetoric that -- you called it crazy talk, he' s insulted a wide variety of groups of voters. does that impact how people see the republican brand long-term? or is it a short-term phenomenon? john: we' ll find out. i think that depends on who gets the nominatio

rudy giuliani, america's mayor joins us live.g. >> good morning. >> donald trump yesterday called for a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states until we can figure out what's going on. >> well, i mean, aside from the fact it would be an absolute violation of the first amendment of the constitution, i guess, i mean you cannot use religion as a basis for discriminating, and honestly, there's no factual basis on which to assume that the vast majority of muslims are terrorists. just the opposite. >> he has called in the past essentially for a pause on all immigration. would that be legal? >> well, i would think that wouldn't, but at least that wouldn't have a religious test to it. everybody would be excluded, catholics, jews, protestants and religion wouldn't have a part of it. if you make religion the distinguishing factor, first of all it violates the first amendment, and second you have no reasonable basis for it. look at the stats. how many muslims are theren the world? and what percentage are terrorists

i still remember telling people very confidently that rudy giuliani was going to win the republican nomination to be president. that' s how we came up with john mccain. i think it' s very early to be making bold predictions. there' even though the polls don' t show that. if you did deep in the polls, people haven' t decided what they are doing. we' re not sure what the big new events are going to come. we' re also not sure if the latest comments from donald trump will blow up his campaign or not. he has said so many things that are so crazy, that any other candidate would have faced huge problems. fernando: putting aside whether trump' s lead can be maintained, he' s definitely changed the tone at least thus far of the debate, and it seems not necessarily for the positive in the republican field. but really this kind of bitter rhetoric that -- you called it crazy talk, he' s insulted a wide variety of groups of voters. does that impact how people see the republican brand long-term? or is it a short-term phenomenon? john: we' i think that depends on who gets the nomination. if a donald trump or

rudy giuliani would be on the scene with hourly briefings.y not agree with him but it's the hype of arrogance. another one who has gotten a pass is the illinois governor. you wouldn't know he's governor. we've got governor in new york to put a special prosecutor over all of police cases and i think it's a national model. we've not heard this governor talk about a special prosecutor and not heard him say he would sign a bill for recall which a legislator has proposed for recall for the mayor of chicago. >> there seems to be a moment where mayor rom emanual became appeared to this and tried to save himself and make the city manageable again for him. how is it possible that this mayor having been through what he's been through is not more aware of how much this new crisis could impair his ability to be an effective mayor and in its entirety? >> i cannot for the life of me imagine how he could not know how this impairs it unless he's sitting wherever he is writing out his resignation because i think this is absolutely. you talk about crisis with

people eight years ago, when there was a real race, rudy giuliani was at 29%.t thompson was second-- fred thompson was second. neither had a delegate at the end of the day. couple get delegates-- trump thisget delegates, but will become a delegate race, not a whole campaign-- poll campaign. if the election was tomorrow, he would win new hampshire, but it's not tomorrow. quick -- theturned voters will turn quickly in the last 24 hours. republicans do not want to be embarrassed. there are people in the tea --ty were very frustrated who are very frustrated. charlie: it is likely to be a brokered convention? ed: i don't think so. dan: there could be an exception. ed: you get to places like california and new jersey, the blue states, who have the most delegates, this is not winner take all. there are three delegates for each congressional district. my sense is that if he gets anpped, they will be alternative, successful candidate. charlie: is there anyone saying you're going to far? there are no wise men anymore. this is a party of consultants, candidates. 3 and --

we know that rudy giuliani lost to john mccain. i am not quite sure on the history, what do you think the forecast is in regards to trump standing strong come 2016? >> that is the history, what will happen is in february when you have the iowa caucus, a new hampshire vote, south carolina, nevada, now people are being forced to actually say this is the candidate that i want to support. by the way, this is the candidate is nominated, will be the gop's presidential aspirant. that is a huge question. while we are really entertain right now by comments, what will be interesting to see is rather the folks in iowa decide to back a cruise or a trump. frankly, the profile for ted cruz in iowa, conservative christians give him the edge. >> let me add one thing, when we get down to the voting in iowa, south carolina, having caught name recognition is important. but if you do not have campaign offices on the ground in most of those counties and paid staff analysts of thousands of -- and lists of thousands of volunteers that have been trained o

and then a lot of the points aren't very substantiative. >> rudy giuliani reacting to claims, some ofre free of fact. while trump remains on the top of the polls, two candidates have been a slow but desteady rise. they are both cuban american. but that's just about where the similarities end. they are taking aim at one another. so to discuss this, let me bring in jamie weinstein. so great to have you on. the glove. seems to be coming off. >> campaign manager out there when they look at the total field here, the establishment believes that at the end of the day, cruz and rubio are going to be two of the final republicans standing in this contest. i think if you talk to both of those campaigns, brooke, they are keenly aware of that and keeping a very watchful eye on each other and they are doing this shadow boxing that's now e getting more engage. ed as e we head to the end of the year and two months away. if you look today, they are taking on marco rubio over what he calls rubio's military adventurism. in an interview, he's going after rubio for being hawkish on foreign policy. that's

without getting bogged down in what he would do in syria, he has played the rudy giuliani of this racee tough guy who will deal with the issues in the united states. i have been impressed with some of the candidates. i do think they are laying out real ideas, a real governing agenda. john: do you accept that ben carson has been hurt by this moment and his reaction to it? dan: yes. do i think that this will bring ben carson's numbers down to gravity over the long run, probably not. it's not helpful when his own advisors are going on the record that you are not up to speed on national security. that's not a good thing to happen. will it eventually crash his numbers? i'm skeptical. i think he has a very strong following. his following is very loyal. 700,000 donors. 400,000 people engaging on facebook. he has a real following. even if his numbers come down, i do not think they will evaporate because there are questions about his commander-in-chief credentials. mark: let us lay trump and carson aside and talk about the four establishment candidates and cruz. cruz, rubio, bush, christie, and

on cnn's "new day," former new york governor rudy giuliani accused trump of exaggerating his claims.it. let him show the evidence of it. if it shows up, it will corroborate him. if it doesn't show up, it's going to make him look really bad. >> reporter: but so far, there's no evidence that anything trump has said has made him look bad or diminish him in the eyes of his voters. he's stepping up his campaign much more aggressively. last night he was in george. tonight in new hampshire. tomorrow in virginia. later in the week in north carolina and then finally in iowa. as this campaign enters a new phase, he's stepping it up and tonight, wolf, i expect him to tell his rivals once again to take their best shot. wolf? >> jeff zeleny, thank you very much. let's dig deeper with sara murray, brianna keilar and chief political analyst gloria borger. rudy giuliani said that trump is judged by a different standard because he's an entertainer. >> i don't think that's it. i think this is about republican primary voters. republican primary voters are mad at the so-called establishment which would

rudy giuliani and mike bloomberg and bratton and ray kelly have dropped the murder rate in new york to 200 a year. lot of those victims were black. the effect inhe role world of black lives matters is lessen police. >> race relations will continue election and the campaign. you see the continued use of the technology. consider baltimore, i covered thosee riots in baltimore, vow five more cases. they're spread out. the tension in that city hasn't been addressed. >> very quick, last word. >> i have to say, always going back to black on black crime prettyuch what you're saying, it's the fact of white people do when they want to face reality. the fact of the matter is, no one in the black community are ying police are the sole problem. >>> when we get back, i'll homeless veteran on >>> this morning, a look at a fight to end homeless veterans. despite a dramatic decline more than 47,000 veterans living on the streets this holiday season. i met up with one of those vets. >> this is my tent. i put these trees in front of >> it this has been home. >> yes, right here. >> reporter: tony jones kn

reminds me of other candidates who bet the farm on one state and one of them comes to mind is rudy giuliani, later as florida. that seems like what happens even if he wins, what happens to the rest of the states? >> well, you know, if you win early, you get momentum and money starts coming in and people like to go with the winner. the two battleground states, iowa is the caucus and the secret ballot is in new hampshire. both are tests of grassroots. the ability to motivate people to get out the vote. people make up their minds in the last week of the caucus or primary, that's a real test for donald trump to have a good ground game. we haven't seen. that he's bragged he hasn't spent money, it's all on media. you can't motivate people and have a grassroots operation just on media. tom: the rnc said they're going to share voter data with trump's campaign, is that a sign of warming between the rnc and trump? >> it's expected. you can have the wealth of information, it's how you use it. what you need to do nord use it properly is have the mechanics and infrastructure to do that. what good is hav

reminds me of other candidates who bet the farm on one state and one of them comes to mind is rudy giulianida. that seems like what happens even if he wins, what happens to the rest of the states? >> well, you know, if you win early, you get momentum and money starts coming in and people like to go with the winner. the two battleground states, iowa is the caucus and the secret ballot is in new hampshire. both are tests of grassroots. the ability to motivate people to get out the vote. people make up their minds in the last week of the caucus or primary, that's a real test for donald trump to have a good ground game. we haven't seen. that he's bragged he hasn't spent money, it's all on media. you can't motivate people and have a grassroots operation just on media. tom: the rnc said they're going to share voter data with trump's campaign, is that a sign of warming between the rnc and trump? >> it's expected. you can have the wealth of information, it's how you use it. what you need to do nord use it properly is have the mechanics and infrastructure to do that. what good is having a list that

former new york city mayor rudy giuliani goes "on the record."evening, sir. >> good evening, greta. how are you? >> i'm very well. well, it's no secret everyone is suspicious that this is radical islam. he was born in the united states. but he was -- he traveled to saudi arabia. but he had had a fight previously, not in the day before or the day of with one of the)g people th killed about whether islam was a peaceful religion or not. i guess the killer certainly answered that one for himself. >> well, you know, first of all, we have got to divide this into two stages. he find the first one completely incredible that the fbi has trouble describing this as a terrorist act. whether it's work-related or muslim related, m"bh

just ask rudy giuliani. shannon? >> thank you very much, doug. now let's take a closer look at one of the key issues in tonight's debate, national security. catherine herridge is here. the former secretary of state, mrs. clinton, talked a lot about coalitions and she has this experience, but the otherwent a secretary. >> they both really went after her record as secretary of state, and they made a persuasive argument that she was the architect of this failed policy in libya, that really opened the door to isis. let's listen. >> i worry too much that secretary clinton is too much into regime change and a little bit too aggressive without knowing what the unintended consequences might be. yes, we could get rid of saddam hussein, but that destabilize the entire region. yes, we could get rid of gadhafi, a terrible dictator, but that created a vacuum for isis. >> and the reason that matters is that throughout the evening, shannon, we heard the candidates talk about isis in iraq and syria. but really that's chapter one and they've already moved on to c

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