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he has a very good record as a showman. he's excellent in those categories he doesn't have a record fixing things for people in states that matter whether it's education, social service, whether it's the economy. you've got governors on the stage and if i were one of them and i was a governor you bring to the table convincing victories. it's how you package them how you differentiate yourself from trump, which is the public spectacle and he does that remarkably well. but governors spring to the table something that is quite unique and it will be in huge demand in the 2016 election cycle. we're looking for problem solvers, solutions to the basics like jobs and a balanced budget and entitlements. that's clearly an area where a governor can differentiate himself from the rest of the pack. >> differentiate yourself but i've heard so many people say you need to harness some of this energy that trump has been able to harness. >> no question about it. >> disaffected republican base voters. >> you're right. >> from your perspective

bill is much more of a showman. you for being our showman with real substance. >> i try. liz: sizzle and steak. >> i try. liz: closing bell, 31 minutes away. this is an exciting day because we're about 90 minutes away from that first fox news gop be debate. nine current and former governors will participate in the two debates. governors do something that other politicians don't, they are forced to balance their state budgets, so they have to cross party lines to work with their state politicians. former governors evan bayh of indiana and tim pawlenty of minnesota who both got as from the cato institute for how they ran their states so well on what those two guys need to hear from the candidates tonight. >>> and there's a lot of anticipation for tonight's debates. the summer's super bowl for political junkies, right? debate parties, are you having one? springing up everywhere. they'll be watching that. >> i'm going to one. liz: you're going to one? >> hunt and fish be, anthony scaramucci's restaurant. liz: why budget

>> he's a showman. it is not bad to have a showman and a salesman there. i'm not saying he's ronald reagan. i remember saying how silly to president. well, he made a pretty good president. rosanna: what about christie. what happened to him? he's lost the mojo. four years ago please run, please run. >> i was one of them. i was a fan. it is the under lying issue with immigration. he came out with the amnesty bill and pushed through the instate tuition, okay, i'm going with the wall street people. well, you know, the working class is saying no, no we are paying for the hospitals and schools and jobs are being taken. immigration is the hidden issue. it is an issue. gun control and abortion used to be. now every republican is progun. donald trump is blowing up now. greg: in the republican party. >> the polls among democrats are shockingly high. rosanna: i thought a poll saying running against hillary she would clean his clock. >> the unfavorables are disappearing. it tends to be the same thing with anyone that is the winner. those are the numbers that are chang

. >> start with the premise that donald trump is a showman and this isn't a showman's forum.s what is coming up on thursday. there's a little bit of a battle going on between he and that paper. he says i will probably not that an endorsement from that paper. so you don't cross the donald it seems, and donald said i'm just not going to go to our event. >> michael on the democratic race there has been a lot of nervousness among hillary clinton supporters. and this has triggered rumors of vice president joe biden possibly getting into the race. how do you envision a biden nomination campaign going and perhaps altering this race? >> it will certainly alter the race. what i have heard is there's a lot of encouragement. his people are getting together. ron cline, who was -- ron cline was one of his advisors chief of staff at the white house. he then went on to become this ebola czar. he has been talk to the hilary campaign. so i take from that that biden will probably not be running, but the facts are that joe biden could position himself just to the left of hillary clinton, somewh

i think the great showman arrived to change his mind. >> the great showman.re is a campaign slogan for you. judy and lynn, have a great weekend. >> thank you. >>> a jury in new hampshire sump deciding the fate of a prep school graduate on trial for rape. our legal panel looks at the factors they might be considering. i was diagnosed with lung cancer. as a firefighter approaching a fire i had to confine it, contain it and attack it. and i went to cancer treatments centers of america. we were able to do a thoracoscopic surgery where we could use tiny incisions, we put a camera inside the chest and tony was able to go home three days after surgery. we have excellent technology that allows us to perform very specialized procedures for patients who have lung disease. our individualized care model gives each lung patient specific treatment options with innovative procedures that are changing the way we fight lung cancer. we have targeted therapies looking for a specific molecular target and then matching the patient to that treatment. to learn more about precision

. >> donald trump is a showman. we've never quite seen this spectacle before in a presidential race. >> trump was snapped inside, the pictures posted on social media. on saturday, even more spectacle. donald trump was greeted like a rock star when he arrived in iowa. he even offered free rides on his helicopter to young children and posted it on his facebook page. >> are you batman? >> i am batman. >> donald trump has kind of stolen all of the oxygen in the room from all the other republican candidates. >> who would you like to succeed you on the apprentice? >> i don't know. is it replaceable? they're having an awfully hard time. >> are we in a reality show? >> no, this is the real deal. >> "meet the press" interviewed trump on his private plane. >> if i go on your show, you'll get highest ratings in years. >> releasing a scathing state calling the candidate's recent comments bizarre. the drama all dpan with megyn kelly's questioning at the republican debate. >> you called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs

look, donald trump is a businessman, a showman, and a brand master. for example, according to trump aides, at 1:00 p.m. today mr. trump will proceed to the fairgrounds for meet and greet and he will be seeing the butter cow. whether he is your next president and whether you are a fan of trump, you have to admit this is fun watch it all. who knows if fun is enough to get the nomination. only time will tell, but i will tell you, i'm really enjoying watching all the career political pundits trying to figure out what trump is going to do next, and also watching them attempt to explain why they've been so wrong in predicting his political demise. my best advice to my pundit colleagues? just relax. enjoy the show. try a fried twinkie or something. >>> good evening, everybody, i'm lb. hillary clinton has been spinning her e-mail scandal for months now and now she seems to have spun herself into a spiral from which she may not recover. as the justice department takes possession of her private e-mail server, she insists she did not send or receive communicatio

showman or not, hillary clinton is eager to seize the moment and link the republican field to trump. >> jeff, clearly that's what she is trying to do and has been trying to do back to the first interview she did with cnn couple of week as go saying, pivoting off trump and labelling whatever he has said that somebody might find offensive kind of trying to label the gop field with that. >> no question. anderson. she did it specifically today against marco rubio. thought of it was interesting she singed him out and him out alone. why is that? you talk to a lot of clinton advisers. they are significantly worried about the prospect of him rising i you would ever get the nomination. they belief that is a can trast that will be very difficult for them in the general election. that gets way ahead of things. in the middle of a primary fight. her singling outs rubio is interesting. donald trump has taken all the oxygen out of the race. on the democratic side. if he wasn't here we would be talk morgue aboing more about b sanders six points behind hillary clinton. >> a large turnout. hugest turn

the country loves a good new york showman. it does now anyway. a few years ago, donald trump tackled vince mcmahon at wwe wrestle mania. and in 2000, you made an appearance with trump as part of a -- we got to bring it back. [ laughter ] >> you know, you're really beautiful. and a woman that looks like that has to have her own special scent. >> oh, thank you. maybe you could tell me what you think of this scent. >> mmmm, i like that. >> that may be the reason you didn't get the nomination before, but that is certainly timely to bring that out. we didn't show the rest of it. got a little gross there, but the part you showed -- >> the reality is, they used that one against me in south carolina. so trump better watch out. that was one of the things i really liked to do. i think i'm a pretty darned good actor. >> let me ask you about this thing. how does your party go from this red hot, we like trump, at least now, to going back to the more established, really establishment bush family come the end of this fight? >> we've done it before. we did bucha

and i want people to understand if you just focus on maybe the biggest showman on the stage, you lose the thread here. i want to point out there is really not that much different in the policies they are proposing when it comes to american women. >> msnbc contributor and democratic contributor tara o'dell. who was on "the apprentice" hosted by donald trump. >> i think in some way, trump obscured the fact that in that debate particularly on women's choice, scott walker and marco rubio both adopted stances that are to the right of any republican nominee in recent memory, including george w. bush. no exceptions for rape and incest. >> that is something that we may not be looking at now. but that's not on the record, that will be an issue later. >> absolutely. it's 100% going to be an issue later. i think one of the things that's happening, donald trump and hillary clinton made this point very well. because donald trump is getting all of the attention, what's not being talked about is, donald trump may be saying extreme things, but republicans are doing extreme things. so you look at take

i mean, trump ace showman. attention and people enjoy it. >> you can have fun on the lido deck. >> you can. it raises a false argument if you criticize trump you must be for jeb. people forget there are 15 other candidates out there. it is knoll not really a trump-jeb face-off. >> on that point the polls show right now, kasich has caught up with bush in new hampshire. >> one point off. >> that's unbelievable! >> i feel sorry for jeb bush in all this. the biggest knock on jeb bush he's boring. guess who's not boring donald trump. trying to get the attention back as mom it's like trying to get your kids to eat broccoli after they've just pounded 47 slurpies. it's hopeless. you can't turn them back. the broccoli was already really tough to stomach. and now you're just littered with sugar and entertained and fantastic. >> greg is offended by your comparisons. he has gotten the copyright on comparisons. >> high high fiver. >> you heard what 43 said. his brother said he's the tortoise. this week he's got the foundati

the real estate mogul and reality star acknowledged his showman appeal on "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> you know that the criticism is we all feel like we are in a reality show. >> in the the real deal. >> the deal maker turned his business experience on the iran nuclear agreement. claiming he would keep it and find his flaws. >> you have to bypass that. >> i would police that so tough, they don't have a chance. >> hoary used his celebrity reignite a national debate on immigration. >> they are bringing crime. they are rapists. >> inside his aircraft, he said illegal immigrants must go home. >> they have to go. >> trump laid out the first campaign tell us. on the issue that propelled him. illegal immigration. if mexico refuses to pay for a wall he wants to build, trump would impound all remittance payments so immigrants could not send money home. increase fees on visas for mexican ceos and diplomats, taking a hard line on criminal aliens, mandatory return of all criminal aliens and criminal penalties for individual who is refuse to leave at the time their visas expire. today som

look, donald trump is a businessman, a showman, and a brand master.xample, according to trump aides, at 1:00 p.m. today mr. trump will proceed to the fairgrounds for meet and greet and he will be seeing the butter cow. whether he is your next president and whether you are a fan of trump, you have to admit this is fun watch it all. who knows if fun is enough to get the nomination. only time will tell, but i will tell you, i'm really enjoying watching all the career political pundits trying to figure out what trump is going to do next, and also watching them attempt to explain why they've been so wrong in predicting his political demise. my best advice to my pundit colleagues? just relax. enjoy the show. try a fried twinkie or something. >> announcer: the following program is a paid advertisement for the food lovers fat loss system, brought to you by provida life sciences-- practical solutions for better living. >> i'm annette, i'm from studio city, california. i'm a mother of three, i weight 155-1/2 pounds. this is the heaviest i've ever been. i'm a si

self-confidence, support for restoration of national glory, and sense of showman ship. you think? seen donald trump do this? he has a helicopter. putin spent yesterday on a small submarine. never before have we had proof putin is actually a villain. >>> as for donald trump, jimmy fallon thinks he's noticed a downward pattern. >> experts say during the debate he spoke at a fourth grade reading level. actually, it seemed the longer trump is in the race, the more he seems to dumb it down. >> i have -- i know the smartest noesh negotiators in the world. >> you have no control, bye bye. >> bing, bing, bong, bong. >> that's my favorite part. that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> 22 minutes past the hour. i'm joined by jonathan allen. good morning jonathan. >> good morning betty. >> hillary clinton got testy with the press about questions surrounding her e-mail investigation are. is she starting to loose her cool? if so, it's going to be a long campaign. this doesn't look like it's going away. >>>i will definitely be a long campaign if she's getting testy. most her react

>> well, you know, you thought a little bit about teddy roosevelt because he was a showman.had that showman skill. the bully pulpit we just talked about. that came from teddy roosevelt. he is learnly a very different persona in terms of teddy roosevelt in terms of policy and things like that. historically, i have been thinking a lot about this. after world war ii. americans turned to national war heroes like eisenhower and senators like jfk. after watergate we looked at governors, carter, reagan, clinton, george w. bush and i have been wondering what are we going to look at? we are looking at a political outsider who gained from the debate, ben carson, carly fiorina. two of the three political outsiders. so i think that's what you are seeing is sort of a celebrity persona. a political outsider whose message of making america great is a very strong one and very reason nant one. >> strong reason nant. rubbing perry went from the top spot to basically ended husband campaign or howard dean he made a one line comment when he was moving up the polls and that ended his. donald trum

look, donald trump is a businessman, a showman, and a brand master.mple, according to trump aides, at 1:00 p.m. today mr. trump will proceed to the fairgrounds for meet and greet and he will be seeing the butter cow. whether he is your next president and whether you are a fan of trump, you have to admit this is fun watch it all. who knows if fun is enough to get the nomination. only time will tell, but i will tell you, i'm really enjoying watching all the career political pundits trying to figure out what trump is going to do next, and also watching them attempt to explain why they've been so wrong in predicting his political demise. my best advice to my pundit colleagues? just relax. enjoy the show. try a fried twinkie or something. show at foxandfriends.com. >> have a great day. >>> donald trump set to drop in on the iowa state fair today like nobody else in his own helicopter. and unlike other candidates before him, he keeps embracing his wealth and success on the campaign trail. that one reason he's still on top in the polls. hi, everybody. i'm da

he's a showman. he's really good at that. >> so you have that. then, jeb bush had words and it was clear who he was talking about. >> i'm not a talker. i'm a doer. there's a lot of really good talkers running for president and there's one in particular i'm thinking of. [ applause ] i appreciate the comment but i'm 62 years old. when i was 17 years old, i fell in love and it's going to be really hard for me to get lectured to by anybody about the politics of immigration. >> let's talk about trump. i am m.j. lee and then in washington, bob cusack, editor-in-chief of "the hill." m.j., let me turn to you. i was talking to senator graham and he said it's time to punch back. this seems like chapter two of the field fighting back. >> right. there is an open war right now against donald trump within the republican field. there's no question about that. it's fascinating, when trump first got in the race, you remember, the candidates seemed unsure how to deal with him. >> they were all pretty positive with one

. >> he's been a showman. >> are you ready to restore sanity? >> reporter: and a show off, a rubber-faced anchor man. >> what am i a clown? oh, no, you didn't. >> reporter: whose program always leaned to the left. >> i'm not fair. i'm not balanced. [ laughter ] >> you know you're in trouble when people start checking the death to america box. >> reporter: use laughs as a kind of lure into the stuff many of us would rather not think about too much. >> did any of you think? i'll uphold the [ bleep ] out of that. she has a private server in her home where she deleted tens of thousands of her own e-mails. she owns a vhs copy. they tried to defeat obama with the world's angriest man in six medium clever raccoons look a human woman. the healthcare.gov website has 99 problems but a glitch is one of them. i've got no gun. shun me shun. >> reporter: john steward wanted to make a point. >> i understand you want to make finance entertaining but it's not a [ bleep ] game. >> i need me some donald. >> reporter: that the news should never be taken at face val

he's better at showman ship than any others on the stage. the more dug-in supporters may get.or him if he has factual lapses and potentially says something that turns off his base. >> let's talk about people saying something that may turn off voters out there. jeb bush is taking heat from hillary clinton and a lot of women from his comments about women's health issues and funding surrounding that. could this be a defining moment in both of these campaigns? >> definition of a gaffe according to one washington writer is when you accidentally say what i didn't mean. this is a case jeb bush said what he meant. he doesn't believe the federal government should be pumping half a billion into planned parenthood. the problem for him is that majority of americans disagree with that. planned parenthood if you look at polling is extraordinarily popular. this is a prop for him going forward in the general election. >> all right. jonathan allen, have a fun trip. i know you're going to indeed see a lot of fireworks on the stage. thank you jonathan. >> take care. >>> just ahead, how a communi

the real estate mogul and reality star acknowledged his showman appeal today on "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> i mean, there is -- you know that some of the criticism, we all feel like we're -- are we in a reality show? >> no, this is not a reality. this is the real deal. >> reporter: the deal maker turned his business experience on the iran nuclear agreement. claiming unlike other republicans, he would keep it and find its flaws. >> but you have to abide by it. >> i would police that contract so tough that they don't have a chance. >> reporter: trump used his celebrity to re-ignite a national debate over illegal immigration. >> they're bringing crime, they're rapists. >> reporter: inside his self-named aircraft, trump said illegal immigrants must go home. >> you're going to keep them out? >> they have to go. >> reporter: new today, trump laid out his first campaign policy on the issue that propelled him, illegal immigration. trump's plan -- if mexico refuses to pay for a new border wall that he wants to build, trump would impound all remittance payments so illegal immigrants co

. >> if you focus on the biggest showman, you lose the thread. the thread here is that the republicans are putting forth some very radical and offensive positions when it comes to women's lives. >> reporter: she blasted the full republican field saying all women should be on alert over the opposition's position on abortion rights, even in the face of incest and rape. >> i think they should be going after him, the republican party's going to have to deal with him. i don't want that forgotten, so yes, i know it makes great tv. i think the guy went way overboard, offensive, outrageous, but what marco rubio said has as much of an impact on where the republican party is today. >> reporter: she has known trump for years. she tried to distance herself from trump today. >> i didn't know him that well. i mean, i knew him. and i happened to be planning to be in florida, and i thought it would be fun to go to his wedding, because it's always entertaining. now that he's running for president, it's a little more troubling. >> reporter: she came to new hampshi

they also have to have showman ship. they have to be able to draw attention, get the press here. they have the to keep the story alive over a period of time. it can't be a one day wonder. it's got to be something that a is persistent and really shows what's going on. then hopefully by the time they get to the end of the hearings they have to come up with some sort of legislative solution to prevent the problem from reoccurring. that's the criteria history yans use. >> they set them after side as naval oil reserves because they were going to need it for military. when the war was over, there was an argument that the government didn't need naval reserves and that private developers should be able to pump oil from them. in wyoming, there was an outcrop that looked like a teapot and got the name teapot dome. that was the are property that a fellow named sinclair was able to get the rights to drill on. then it turned out the sinclair had been bribing the secretary of interior to get those rights. teapot dome started as an investigation that most members of the press core didn't think

her parents are marking the anniversary with a lawsuit. 19-year-old diana showman was diagnosed witholar disorder. the day she died, she called police herself telling them she had an uzi. her parents say if officers were more experienced in crisis intervention, they would have tools to deescalate a situation like that, instead of automatically resorting to deadly force. >> i want the public to be aware of the fact that we need to have change in the way we do deal with people with mental challenges. >> diana's parents, the police department and the officer who shot their daughter earlier this year, prosecutors cleared the officer, saying she acted in self defense and used reasonable force. >>> still no sign of the woman believed to have plunged into the bay while running from the chp. investigators think this is the woman, 25-year-old sanchez, accused of crashing a stolen car on the bay bridge earlier this week and taking off. she then fell off the bridge as an officer tried to grab her. investigators say she swam to shore and was later picked up by a dump truck driver. >>> still ahea

donald trump ever the showman, the republican front-runner filling a football stadium in alabama. the crowd count, now official, trump drew more supporters than any candidate so far this season. abc's tom llamas was right there and he reports in from mobile tonight. sweet home alabama >> reporter: taking the stage to the sound of "sweet home alabama", donald trump wasted no time giving that record-setting crowd what they waited hours to see. >> we have politicians that don't have a clue. they're all talk. they're no action. >> reporter: singling out fellow republican jeb bush on education. >> first thing that happens, like i said, your schools go to hell. >> reporter: and on immigration. >> very weak on immigration, wants to let people come in. >> reporter: bush heading to the border on monday and not letting trump be the only voice friday night, sending this video to voters in the state. >> i cut taxes every year. he's proposed the largest tax increase in mankind's history. >> reporter: trump also taking a shot at hillary clinton over the investigation into her private e-mail acc

he's a showman. rosanna: he doesn't like to shake hands. greg: he's overcome that. he does it. look at that. showing up for jury duty. i hope -- rosanna: what'd you think they are going to do. we'll stamp it. he would be a distraction. greg: by the way, he could say, i have a major situation at work. i can't do this. rosanna: that's true. hey, i'm running for the president of united states. greg: welcome. kill the crown? no, not yet. rosanna: how can i live with him. greg: we have three guests coming up. we are braking down the teen choice awards. rob is waying in and anna and andrew goldstien. rosanna: oh my goodness. i love that. [laughter] greg: page 41. >> i saw, congratulations. rosanna: what'd you think about this? >> you are a handsome chap and i'm glad you won but the competition maybe not as acute. anna: it was a land slide. rosanna: i'm happy to just be nominated. >> you are beautiful. rosanna: talk about the choice awards. what are the headlines? >> you may not know this person. a youtube sensation. rosanna: she was on our show. greg: what'd she do? >> she's a sensat

the real estate mo gull and reality star acknowledged his showman appeal. >> you know, that some of thee on a reality show? >> this is not a rae alty this is the real deal. >> blaming unlikor republicans he would keep it and find its flaws. >> but you're divided? >> i would police that contract so tough that they wouldn't have a chance. >> trump used his celebrity. >> they're bringing crime. their rapist. >> inside his self-named aircraft trump said illegal immigrants have to go hom. >> they have to go. >> trump laid out first campaign policies on the issue that propelled him. trump's plan? if mexico refuses to pay for a new wall that he wants to build, trump would impound all remittance payments so they could not send money home, increase visa fees, taking a hard line against what trump calls criminal aliens and mandatory return of all criminal aliens and penalties for any who refuse to leave at the time their visas expire. today some like trumps mes sang. >> it's time somebody stand up and do something. >> others say that the ideas are too hostile. >> i'm a poor american but i'm still

he's a showman, pointing out the flag. giving it a tap.is is the first town hall for donald trump. let's listen. >> thank you. thank you. wow. you know, and i say it -- the silent majority is back. we really are in a position that we haven't been in in a long time. the people are speaking. it's an amazing thing. it's like a movement, and this is happening, and so many other things. on friday i'm going to be in alabama, and it was going to be 500 people, and the room held about a thousand, and they heard that we were there, and within about two minutes that room wasn't big enough. so they went to a room that held 2,000 people. and they heard that wasn't big enough. and now they went to the convention center, and they heard that wasn't big enough. there are going to end up to being 30,000 to 40,000 people in alabama. so -- [ cheering ] and new hampshire has been so amazing, i mean, the relationship i've developed with so many people even in the room has been -- they're incredible people. somebody said -- i left new york, and they said, what

. >> if you just focus on maybe the biggest showman on the stage, you lose the thread here. the thread is that the republicans are putting forth some very radical and offensive positions when it comes to women's lives. >> reporter: the clinton campaign may be smiling about trump and hits dominance over the campaign, but they aren't laughing about bernie sanders, whog drawing considerable attention in the democratic race. >> this campaign is sending a message to the billionaire class. yes, we have the guts to take you on. >> reporter: bernie sanders has the guts and the crowds. with the populist cry, he's filling arenas. weekend rallies in seattle and portland the signs that he's on the campaign trail -- >> the issue of wealth and income equality is the great moral issue of our time. >> reporter: he seldom mentions hillary clinton by name, but he doesn't have to. his progressive policies are a direct shot at her front-running campaign. >> we need an economy that works for working people, not just billionaires. >> reporter: in new hampshire, the democratic fight is on. as clin

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he was complicit in his degradation, as if he was showman, but the archives show definitively that he was held -- he was captured and brought to this country against his wishes. he was caged in a zoo with apes against his wishes. so this is a corrective of history. >> host: so he book opens with a very detailed and textured account of the bronx zoo nit early days. one of the things that is really compelling in the way you present this story is not a story of horror. it is a story of triumph. it is a story of scientific celebration. it is a story of the architectural grandure of a new technology age where the united states of america is positioning itself in relation to hit european counterparts as having arrived and so the very notion of a zoo in the bronx as a course part to central park is sort of the arrival of the bronx itself. talk about that context as the annexation which many of us don't know about. >> guest: the bronx zoo was not part of the celebration of new york's rise into this global city that only recently the five boroughs have been consolidated into greater new york.

. >> anna, he is a showman. he did a flyover in his jet.e did mention, he talked about jobs, the economy, immigration, the iran deal, talked about obamacare, going to repeal and replace it. he talked about trade, women's health issues and even brought up ferguson and st. louis. >> yeah. but, you know, don, he brought them up with another a millimeters of depth. this was really a great spectacle. it was political theater at its best and it was a me-sen trick, trump sen trick speech by donald trump. i wrote "the art of the deal." i own hotels, i have a friend called karl ie san khan. i love nabiscos but i'm not going to eat them again. it was about me, me, me, but little policy and little meat. very little of anything. at the same time it was incredibly entertaining. it is 80-plus degrees hot in mobile, alabama right now. 80% humidity. and those people sat there for hours. that's an impressive show. >> maggie, you know you stick to the television as well to watch him. as maeve said it was interesting. >> it is interesting while it was stream

. >> ana navarro, a real showman. flew over in his jet, a fliover. a big crowd. at a stadium.did mention. want to got your take on this. jobs, economy, immigration, talked about the iran deal. talked about obamacare. going to repeal and replace it. he talked about trade. women's health issues. he even brought up ferguson and st. louis, anaa. >> yeah, don he brought with about, you know a mill meimeter depth. this was really a great spectacle. it was political theater at its best. and it was a very me-centric speech, by donald trump. i wrote the "art of the deal." i own hotels in florida. i'm suing univision. i have a friend called carl icahn, that will solve china, i love nabisco. i love oreos but i will not eat them. very little policy. very little meat. of anything to hang on to. at the same time it was incredibly entertaining. look it is 80-plus degrees hot in mobile, alabama right now. 80% humidity. and those people stuck there for hours. that's an impressive show. >> maggie, you know what you stick to the telltelevision. it was stream of consciousness and interesting. >>

ever the showman, turn the page and go online and you will see him with the bald eagle, with the phrasethe donald has handed. deal with it. it was "time" magazine who thought of posing him with the eagle and the gop front-runner was unflappable. he took a shot at bill clinton. >> clinton had a lot of problems with the monicas of the world. and had he not had those problems, he he would have had a great presidency. not a great one. trump also takes kentucky senator rand paul to task for running for re-election to the senate while also running for president. >> maybe sometimes much harder than they hit me but i came one a very strong statement about rand paul. first of all, i think he's totally taken advantage of the people of kentucky. if they don't win here, i'll go back to you. it doesn't work that way. some somebody some primary him out. he can be beaten. >> the hollywood reporter has him on the cover. there is the other picture. they're comparing him to ronald reagan. hold your breath on that one. joining me, the two reporters, i'll start with you, janice. you're smiling. were you sm

. >> trump is a great showman. very entertaining. the bald eagle is the classiest and most luxurious of eagles. whereas other types of eagles, the lesser eagles are losers and slobs. so of course donald trump would only do a photo shoot with a bald eagle. >> you sound very much like mr. trump. >>> i have to move on to this. bernie sanders is also making a lot of news. self-proclaimed socialist getting strong support in appearances across the country as we all know. gallup poll finds a sizable number of americans would vote a socialist into the white house. half the voters from 30 to 49 saying yes, jumping to 69% for people who are under the age of 30. chris, that is absolutely startling to me. >> you know, i am not sure, to be honest, why it's so startling. you're seeing profound anti-establishment streaks in both parties right now. that's not too surprising. but in terms of your specific question about the senator, i mean, listen, when you're talking about the fact that you have millions of people living in poverty and millions of c

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he's a showman. he's really good at that. >> right. >> but the idea that he would be the commander in chief of the finest fighting force in history suggesting that they're going to go back to iraq and syria sand say, hey, i'm here from the united states i'd like to take your oil, do you mind, and use it for our benefit, he would turn everybody in the middle east against us who wants to help us fight isil. so all i can say is our soldiers deserve better, our party deserves better. to the hispanic community if you're watching this broadcast, he doesn't represent us. just a small portion of us. to young women out there, we don't believe what mr. trump says about megyn kelly. >> very strong, senator lindsey graham. jackass was what made your cell phone go public again. idi idiot, hold that cell phone close. >> thank you. >> we'll be following it closely. >>> coming up for us, the man who might have carried out a massac massacre. he remains locked up in france. a live report from paris. >>> and a temple t

he's a showman. he's really good at that. >> lennie, you are a republican.d of words, lindsey graham saying i will beat his brains out, is this what you want to hear from your party's contenders? >> no. i think america needs statesmanship. america needs somebody that's going to be level-headed and inspiring. one of the things we have seen in politics over the last several years is the fact that we oftentimes find a way to elect the loudest person with the largest amount of money. that's not necessarily leadership. that allows you to be in the top of the polls, it allows you to have accessibility but america needs results and inspiring leadership. as long as it's sill yfy season don't have to worry about that. we better hope this fades away and we get that leadership moxie before it's too late for 2016. >> chris, let's talk about your fellow democrat, hillary clinton. this week she compared some republicans to terrorists on the abortion issue. got some folks up at arms. here's the quote. now extreme views about women, we expect that from some of the terrorist