state fair comes as the city has relaxed marijuana laws. residents have allowed to grow up to six plants with primary residents. the judging here had to be adjusted accordingly. it's the first contest where the product will not be consumed at all. >> these plants get judged on appearance, odor, where the stem is sick ski or not. >> just by being here, we're creating a vibe of, hey, we have an identity. yes, we grow things in the city. this fair is also about growing a sense of community. >> diverse is a very diverse, amazing community and lots of people engaged in their home and garden. this is a great fair for that. >> reporter: derrick ward, news 4. >> while the district did relax the marijuana law, pot is not fully legal in every respect. you can go to the nbc washington app and search d.c. pot law. for details on what is and what isn't allowed in d.c. >>> thousands are resting earlier knowing their documents won't fall into the wrong hands. thes because they unloaded their personal papers at that time nbc4 allstate shred it's vent. desp

state fair. s derrick ward talked to the people in charge of the contest and checked out everything the fair had to offer this year. ♪ >> reporter: there are all the things that you'd expect at a state fair. competitions to judge big vegetables. >> we're judging the longest vegetable, the heaviest vegetable and the funkiest vegetable. >> reporter: livestock, and some things you might not expect. >> you have cannabis, a new type called cannabis. >> reporter: yeah, it's being judged. this comes as the city has relaxed the marijuana laws. the residents are allowed to grow up to six plants within their primary residence. but the law may be relaxed but it's not sleeping. the judging here has to be adjusted accordingly. >> this is unique, and the product will not be consumed at all. >> reporter: these plants get judged on appearance, odor, whether the stem is sticky or not. and the man who wrote the law -- >> we are creating a vibe, yes, we have an identify, yes we grow things in the city. >> reporter:

did, it's time for monday catchup. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: every four years the iowa state fairoliticians call it, "the iowa eating of the fried foods to prove that i am a relatable human being fair," becomes a crucial campaign stop. but it has many pitfalls for candidates as rick perry discovered he tried to eat a corn dog in 2011. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] even worse for perry, the corn dog is currently polling higher than he is. [ laughter and applause ] the fair allows candidates to partake in regular joe activities to prove to voters -- >> every man, like martin o'malley, on the giant slide. >> seth: that's right, an election year is the only time a grown man can go on a children's ride without attracting the attention of the police. [ laughter ] mom, there was a weird old guy on the slide. he says he's running for president. but it's not just about going on playground rides. the candidates physical appearance at the fair also matters. listen to this expert. >> chuck offenburger is the state's unofficial historian. >> it's a great place for politicians to come and launc

you love a state fair. >> i love a state fair. candidates themselves should be the ones who wear the headsets so when they say do you have a rebuttal and he says wow, cool. trying to find his hands. you wear the thing and then you feel like you are in the debate. >> i don't want to be beneath trump's comb over. >> that's when he should have done it, the republican debate. that would have been more interesting than the democratic debate. >> they were testing it. they wanted to test the new technology. obviously debates are entertainment and they get high ratings so you have to up the technology quotient. do we really need it? it is a debate. >> it is funny person they interviewed, the faces weren't extinguishable and isn't that the knock on congress is everyone looks the same. if you look at the democratic ticket it looks like a nursing home, everybody looks identical. >> is that what happens when we get old? >> yeah, you all blend in. >> wouldn't you want to -- >> no. >> why? >> i can't live tweet with that thing on my head. it is

donald trump fired up tonight in oklahoma city campaigning at the state fair in full attack mode.er on the ground. (wind noise) (road noise) what's happening here... is not normal, it's extraordinary. 291 people, 350 tons, 186 miles per hour... you're not sure what's on the other side to that time after you land. but momentum pushes you forward. you are a test pilot, breaking through where others broke. this is why you take off. same reason the pioneers before you went in canoes and covered wagons, with wild eyes and big fevered dreams and it's why we're with you. 80 thousand people now... on the ground. in the air. engines on. because there is no stop in us. or you. only go. misswill turn anan asphalt parking lot into a new neighborhood for san franciscans. a vote for "yes" on "d" is definitely a vote for more parks and open space. a vote on proposition "d" is a vote for jobs. campos: no one is being displaced. it's 40% affordable units near the waterfront for regular people. this is just a win-win for our city. i'm behind it 100%. voting yes on "d" is so helpful to so many famil

state fair this weekend, don't be surprise first-degree you see a pot growing contest. it's all about growing marin. participants in the contest will be judged on appearance, oh ddo and touch. the name of the contest is what gets me. people also permitted to grow their own plants at home. the d.c. state fair is this saturday at the old city farm in guild in northwest. >> with the kids back in school, it's a matter of time before their things start to make a mess around the house. our angie goff made it to the today show to share her ideas on how to stay organized. >> my first is to establish a homework hub. this is easy to do. this is your own personal learning center. remember the science project in eighth great? you get a tri fold poster and get a glue stick. you can go ahead and print off all these things for free. >> well, angie also shared tips on how to create a supply turntable. and an art drop box. head to our washington facebook, and i'm going to look at her desk and see if it's that organized. >> angie's desk is that organized. temperatures right now are in ge

there mooching the food up and down the board walk with the two greg: he's -- ben: he's at the iowa state fair. >> time to come home shamoo. did you go to belmar this summer? juliet: no. >> gq ben you love to hang. >> we are getting a wrap. we have to go. ben: your mets. >> i hate the mets. juliet: what? ben: they are going to the playoffs. [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and onions. [ cheers and applause ] a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, fire-roasted peppers, and onions. america runs on dunkin'. july welcome back. duke is headed u out to the us open. we are doing the sports for him. ben? ben: after being pretty noncommittal about the pitching status, matt harvey is saying he's going to be available for the mets playoff run should it happen. the players tribune in part saying quote i once the risks and full away of the opportunity that the mets have and winnin

the voters, a big bloc for the iowa caucus and of course who is there, carl cameron at the iowa state fair grounds in des moines on who said what where. hi, carl. >> reporter: hi, eric. it's the faith and freedom coalition. this is the organization that ralph reed, the former executive director of the christian coalition founded some 15 years ago. the christian coalition went on the national map back in 1988 when pat robertson came in third in the iowa caucuses. and tonight here in des moines, we are going to hear from eight candidates who will be speaking to this organization. some of whom took part in a separate event that took place in michigan today and yesterday. in fact, ted cruz for one has come -- is going to attend both. donald trump as we speak, is out at issue bandale in the suburbs of des moines where he's taking part in a homecoming celebration at a local high school. a crowd of a couple thousand. he's going to come here and speak tonight as well. cruz is going to do both macinaw and arrived a short while ago and held a brief media availability and was asked about donald trump

state fair don't be surprised to see a pot growing contest.the best bud contest is all about growing -- you like that? best bud. i didn't come up with that. all about growing marijuana. participants will be judged on appearance, odor and touch. >> the plant. >> the plants will. not the people. as you know, possession of small amounts of marijuana was legalized in the district earlier this year. people are also permitted to grow their own plants at home. d.c. state fair is this saturday at the old city farm and guild in north west. >>> new this morning investigators are trying to figure out what caused the subway train to derail. this happened last night in brooklyn. about 100 people were on the train, three of them were hurt. it's not clear how bad those injuries are. the derailment brought service to a halt for about ten stations along the same line. >>> one little boy just couldn't wait to come into the world. a baby boy was born along i-95 in connecticut yesterday morning. the couple was on their way to the hospital when they became stuck i

the rising cost of the entitlement state. >> fair enough. the full bodied immigration plan costs a lot of money. do you know what else? bringing in illegal immigrants. they cost a boat load of money in health care, services, food stamps, welfare. we give them money. it costs more than whatever hundred billion jessica cites. >> this is incredible to me. in fact, we are ripping off the immigrants. ner the ones that pay taxes and get no it shall. >> we're ripping off immigrants? how are we ripping off -- >> they get no -- let me talk. i'm telling you. they don't equalle identify for any of our entitlement programs. >> of course they do, juan. we talked about it last week. they get food stamps, cash payments. >> they do not qualify for social security, medicare, medicaid. they don't qualify. >> they're on medicaid. >> i'm telling you. let me say they add to our economic vitality as a nation. look at the percentage of people who are fortune 500 ceos, inventors. they are the small businessman in america. it's time to stop demonizing. >> look at al

jean showed no fear going down the giant slide, at the minnesota state fair.on, about 50 feet tall, there she goes. she said she rides it every year without fail. she and her other favorite part about the state fair, chocolate -- >> that's what keeps you young. >> chocolate malt. look at her just getting up. oh, she had her little purse in her hand. >> is that a clutch? she is clutching her clutch? >> taylor swift's -- >> accused of whitewash g the video set in africa. >> ♪ >> so, joseph can said the video includes black people, produced by black woman, edited by a black man, quote, this is not an individual joe about colonial i am, because love story on the set after period film crew in africa in 1950. he added, the berks county beauty and actress, scott eastwood, were the primary phoning us. interesting. >> the daily show, added three newcomb innings to it rotating cast of correspondents. >> this as the show gears up, its relaunch with trevor noah hoses later this month. three day staff members of career spanning major television appearances and stand up com

state fair is over but an event involving marijuana is still raising eyebrows. pot growers competed for the title of the best bud today. the event's only possible because earlier this year, the city relaxed its marijuana laws. d.c. residents are allowed to grow up to six plants within their home. they were judged on appearance, odor, whether the stem was sticky or not. none of them smoked. still ahead the struggle fling south beach. plus maryland does something plus maryland does something they haven't been able what can i make for you? how about one of our reuben sandwiches? choose from tender corned beef or oven roasted turkey breast, topped with sauerkraut, melty swiss cheese and thousand island dressing. enjoy one while they're here! subway. eat fresh. >> this is the x event sportsdesk brought to you by x event. your home more the most live sports. >> amelia was just mentioning, boy what a difference a year makes. >> huge difference. we're pretty much done with this. the 2015 washington nationals, what can go wrong has gone wrong. before the game tonight, ma

leon: as you may know, it is a season for state fairs. a woman in minnesota prove his -- proves that you are never too old to have fun. 96 years old, 96, and every year, she insists on going down the giant slide at the fair. the right does not even make her nervous. ride does not even make her nervous. that is something else. leon: the heat wave goes on. ande: one more day temperatures well into the 90's. feels like around 90, 98 degrees. we have a cold front on the way on friday. heat and humidity returns the middle of next week. all the kids go back to school, terrible tuesday. traffic, traffic. leon: that is right. >>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- amanda peet, bobcat goldthwait, and music from chris young. with cleto and the cletones. and now, that reminds me, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm t

you know, he gave kids helicopter rides at the iowa state fair. so he knows how to draw a crowd. >> len, i want you to stand by. i want to bring in other people now. donald trump is still the man to beat in this case. i want to bring in the iowa co-chair in iowa. she is also a former apprentice contest. dennis risedom, dennis county caucus leader for the campaign. good evening to both of you. tanna, good to see you again. welcome to the program, dennis. i want to give you a trans, tanna to respond to len hicks from the des moines register. >> len knows me, i nolen. he knows me, and my passion for donald trump. we have had many conversations about that. i think the numbers are speaking for themselves. that mr. trump is being received well in iowa. i'm on the ground working for him. and i see the crowds that he draws. we've had to move locations many of times because the iowa -- the people in iowa want more of mr. trump. and i don't think that des moines register expected that. but it's very obvious that he is very much well received. >> tanna, he d

it would have been the only competitor at this year's alaska state fair. just give it to him. just give it to him. he understands this is no one's fault and says he'll try again next year. but if you were the only one in it, just give it to him now. >>> pack some patience if you're heating the road this labor day weekend. 35 million of us are expected to drive to their final summer destination. that's a slight increase from last year. even though the holiday is falling later than normal, something that usually keeps people at home. aaa predicts 850,000 metro area residents will get away. nearly all of them will drive. for those motorists, really good news. aaa says gas prices are at their lowest lefts for the labor day weekend since 2004. >>> hopefully howard has some good news for the weekend weather. >> it's going to be real nice around here as opposed to today and yesterday when it's hot and sticky. the hot and sticky weather will be around a couple more days but by the weekend, we're in great shape. whether you're staying in d.c. o headed to the shore, i think our weather

state fair though. that was at the old city farm in gill bin, northwest. it was the sixth year for the hometown fair. but the first year they featured a marijuana growing contest. yeah. the fair also featured urban agriculture, landscaping seminars and baking contests. there was even a pet parade. >> it was the first d.c. dog parade today. and we came. we dressed up a little. and she actually got third place. >> it's something that could bring the community together. get to know each other. mostly get all together, come and enjoy the nice food and music. >> cute dog. today's fair also featured a mobile pet adoption, live music and entertainment. >>> there will be lots of special happenings around town when pope francis comes to washington. one penn quarter restaurant has created a pizza in order of the paper visit. the thin crust pope's pizza features golden tomatoes, white mossrella and ricotta. the chef has purchased a life-sized cutout so diners can take a selfie with the cardboard pontiff. >> okay. >> could you be more excited? >> how do you -- >> how

state fair northwest. it's the sixth year for the hometown fair. it's the first year the fair has featured a marijuana growing contest. the fair also featured urban agriculture, seminars, and baking contests. there was even a pet parade. >> it was the first d.c. dog parade today. and we came. we dressed up a little. and she got third prays. >> it's something that could bring the community together. get to know each other. mostly all together come and enjoy the nice food and music. >> the fair also featured a mobile pet adoption and live music and entertainment. >>> still to come here this morning. helping area residents in need from shoes haircuts and food. we will tell you about the million dollar giveaway. >>> and republican presidental candidate carly fiorina stops by "face the nation" today. >>> and remembering those lost if the 9/11 terrorist attacks. we will take you to several local events. >>> the rain has ended here on the terrace for the moment. we have more showers on the way later on today. but that shouldn't keep you away from adams mo

it's a three-day event that combines a state fair with a street food festival and a block party. taking place at oakland's jack london square starts at 1:00 today and goes through sunday, but perhaps you're looking for something else to do. our mike mibach has more on what's going on all around the bay this weekend. >> the last weekend of summer is about to get underway. fall is in the air, and with that here is your weekend watch. diamond rings and old bar stools, good country tune by tim mcgraw who brings his live show to shoreline amphitheater friday night. you might as well clean a beach, california coastal cleanup is saturday. the coastal commission has a list of sites you can check on its website. ktvu.com also has a link. the pleasanton harvest festival is this weekend at the alameda county fairgrounds. the original art and crafts show was friday through sunday. children 12 and under are free. i'm not much of a sailor but hey, why not. especially this weekend, it's free sailboat ride day. sunday 1:00 being told if you want to go, arrive as early as possible. children must

trump joining willie from duck dynasty at the oklahoma state fair.e crowd fired up with talk of his plans. >> we're going to build -- and i love mexico and the mexican people, thousands work for me. thousands. i love mexico. but we got to build a wall on the border. we've got to. >> there's willie robinson. they noted the better looking wives. >> >> marco rubio called trump touchy and insecure. and trump called rubio a clown and a baby. it's been heating up as rubio starts to climb in the polls. >>> kim davis is making headlines after an announcement she made in d.c. she's now a registered republican. she made national news after refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. >> pretty much a whirlwind in the midst of a fire storm. we've had death threats at our home. i had calls saying they were going to burn us up while we sleep. >> reporter: he plans to stay on as county clerk and has still not signed any gay marriage licenses. >>> the upper east side and pope francis gets ready to depart the big apple and head to philadelphia where he'l

i thought it was good when he gave helicopter rides to the iowa state fair.ht it was fantastic. here is the problem. the idea of donald trump is great but the reality is very different. he is not ais that conservative or a liberal or a democrat or republican or independent. he is a narcissist. [applause] i mean, he gets the stu -- pissed off. he does not care about policy. we as a conservatives have a choice. only going to turn our proven we going to-- are turn to our proven principles, or to a man who cares only about himself. in makingrested donald trump great. he said that his favorite book was the bible. cannot name one verse that have an impact on him. olks, he has not read the bible. you know he is not read the bible because his name is not in the bible. isn't about donald trump. this is about turning to our conservative principles. we have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to save the idea of america. him on the elevator and send him downstairs and tell him he is fired. the show has been entertaining and we loved him but it is time for us to fight for t

great idea for you to go to disney world or great adventure, or have you considered the minnesota state fairs it's a really stupid idea, which admittedly does happen, we go there. are the "are there any places still left on your to-go list?" yes. ♪ ♪ so it's been over 50 years since you, the american public, have been able to enjoy a fine cuban rum, and this is a very fine one, i can tell you, but it looks like all of that is about to change. flo floodgates have been let loose or will be soon, it sure looks like. the whole world is changing. what is that going to mean? do we find out? i don't know. we make an educated guess. i don't know how educated, but we do make a guess. the south is not a monolith. there are pockets of weirdness, awesomeness, and then there's charleston. where for some time now, important things have been happening with food. >> the standard of food here is so high that when i go around anywhere, i just go, eh. >> a place with almost too many beautiful buildings, almost too many incredibly talented chefs. and almost too much really, really good food. it's nice here. i l

the group black lives matter marched at the minnesota state fair they chanted pigs in a blanket, fridaym like bacon. >> when talk shows and different groups begin to elevate the level of extremism and that kind of dialogue that there are people who are subject to responding to that kind of language. sometimes in violent ways. >> the suspect shannon miles has been charged are capitol murder. he was found mentally incompetent and sent to a mental health facility. texas governor greg abbott ordered flags to fly at half staff. >> kelly wright live for us with the latest. as police search for a solid motive in the it ex as deputy's murder a former aid to president obama's 2008 campaign has weighed in. black lives matter movement and making extreme comparisons. >> try to make the argument somehow these things are related is like saying sarah palin is responsible for the gabby gifford shooting or talk show hosts are responsible for anti government violence timothy mcveigh did. words have power. >> slain deputy darren goforth was targeted because he wore a uniform. no motive has been establishe

fair housing laws. there are a few states in california that had fair housing before, but most did not. now all of the states and the district of columbia have fair housing laws. that is something the vice president should get credit or because it paved the way. i'm proud to say that virginia was the first southern state to pass the fair housing law in 1971. it was a point of familial pride. my father-in-law, my wife's dad, was the governor of virginia that pushed the passage of the virginia fair housing law. i would always bring cases under the state law rather than the federal law, because until 1988 the state law protected emily status and disability and did not have damage limitations, so it was better than the federal law for several years until 1988. one last thing, and the best thing about it, the challenges that i dealt with trying cases. after the law passed, the vice president and i were talking about this, one challenge was that you could bring the case, but you could not get a jury to rule for you. the supreme court ruled early that if you try a fair housing case the defendan

i remember we would get coupons to get to the state fair for free. was so excited, but never enough money to ride any rides. never enough money to buy any popcorn. i never tasted cotton candy until i was an adult and it was not that good. [laughter] dr. carson: everything looks good when you cannot havany for anything. it.member we would get but, it was a very, very difficult life my mothe. my mother worked so hard going from job to job because she did not want to be on welfare. interestingly enough, she recognized that most of the people she saw on welfare never came off of it. therefore, she never wanted to go on it to begin with. she never wanted to be a victim. for the most part, she was successful. aid,ccasionally accepted but was able to stay off of it because she was very thrifty. she would go to the goodwill and by a pair of trousers with a big hole. this was back before that was fashionable. [laughter] dr. carson: she would buy some patches and put it on both it. knees. people would say where did you get those? she would take us out on a sun

. >> many of the republican and democratic presidential candidates visited this year's iowa state fair in des moines. coming up, we look back to the 1988 presidential race where seven democratic candidates participated in a debate at the fair. speakers include joe biden, al gore, richard gephardt, jesse jackson, bruce babbitt, paul simon and michael due kakis, who went on to win the nomination but lost to vice president george w. bush. this is two hours. >> this will help iowans. getting down to the business, let me introduce the candidates. may i ask there be no applause in interest of saving time. to my immediate right, senator joseph biden of delaware. [ cheers and applause ] . >> please, we save time for the candidates to speak. >> next to him, former arizona government, bruce babbitt. jesse jackson. massachusetts governor michael dukakis, former senator -- or rather senator albert gore jr. of tennessee. [ cheers ] >> missouri congressman richard gephardt and illinois senator paul simon. [ cheers and applause ] . >>> may i remind those men in the audience, these men are going to be

you can't parachute into the iowa state fair.ave to get to know the folks. >> that's what people have always said. yet, gloria, leading in the polls, a lot from new york. >> he is. interesting numbers in our recent polls. recent poll in iowa, was there are 66% undecided voters. okay. so people are window shopping right now. they're looking around. donald trump voices their anger. which is really widespread. people, men, women believe he speaks truth. and they kind of like that. an outsider. hasn't been involved in elective office. a celebrity right. you put that all together. he has high name recognition. are these commitments? i am not so sure at this point. they just have off to see who else is on the stage with him. you know. they want some one who will win. >> and my point is i just don't understand if you are selling yourself as the the straight talking guy, why, why you don't just say, you know what, yeah, i said it. you know what, some times i talk off the, off the top of my head. and i say things i don't really mean. but

good campaign throughout the year but he really didn't catch people's attention until after the state fair and that is at the end of august in case you didn't catch it. then the other thing is that while he was certainly provocative he didn't say the things about his opponents in the same way. so there are some comparisons but a lot of differences. >> host: you could a lot of experience in politics. do you think it would be possible to have the presidential bonhomie? >> guest: i have seen that in our state and i don't rule anything out. the fact that he now has said he would not run as an independent who is this of course would venture that it. remember he was that way when they were pretty candidate on either side and now he will be running in a republican primary and there will be quite a package for him. >> your book is called the senator next door. what does that mean? >> guest: i named it that in part because i wanted to bring back this idea of representing the neighbor's fundamental idea of democracy if you get elected by your neighbors or the senate and you go and represent your nei

longstanding minnesota state fair tradition. yea. at least for the 96-year-old.year she insists on going down -- look at this. that is so cool. i've been on that giant slide. another must she says are the fair's chocolate malts. and a bunch of the fries. >>> is it a sign of the future? a sign reading kanye 2020. the rapper claiming he will run for president in 2020. at the vma's over the weekend. >>> president obama showing off his latest dance moves. here he is on the three day trip to alaska. joining in. >>> donald trump. taking aim at jeb bush jabbing his republican rival for speaking spanish on the campaign trail. well, jeb bush, pushing back. >> i think that when you get right down to t we're a nation that speaks english. and i think while we're in this nation, we should be speaking english. that's how assimulation takes, that's how we assimilate and go on to the next phase and that next stage. >> i'll push back when he says things that are ugly. that i think will damage our brand, damage our ability to be successful. >> so time to bring in allen colmes and

. >> that weekend the folks in minnesota at the state fair starting saying some nasty things, people made the assumption that we were supporting those terrible, destructive, evil things, that is when the church received phone calls and emails and social media posts criticizing the post. >> it brought up intense feelings in our community. some said they asupported a hate group and should support all lives. >> it doesn't mean that white lives don't matter, but at this point in time, this is the house that needs our attention. >> and that prompted the next one, saying we heard you, can we talk. >> this is all about being peaceful and breaking down barriers and finding ways to talk. >> the church is hosting an open forum and that representatives from the black lives matter movement, has also asked to join in. >> sounds like a constructive conversation, thank you. >>> now they are looking into what sparked a two alarm fire this morning, chopper 6 hd was over mercy fitzgerald, it started at 8:00 a.m. and crews evacuated the area to better fight the flames and nobody was hurt. >> now to met

state. he invaded the family's privacy. no e-mails has he released about that. i want fair is fair.sidoth side. >> is that fair? >> i don't think it is fair ooh. think a wonderful attempt and distraction tactic. let's face it. jeb was governor of the state of florida. hillary clinton was secretary of state. sunny wasn't secretary of yoga. she was sending and receiving 50,000 e-mails on yoga routines. some of the e-mails she was sending and receiving were very sensitive information that other governments and spies would look to get their hand on. and she made a mistake doing this. because she wanted to have absolute control of everything. her paranoia and her victim syndrome led her to want to have control. and it has led to this entire problem. also look at the way she handled it. it gets under her skin. she has been flippant. she tried unsuccessfully to use humor. this is a serious thing. not a laughing matter. the national security of the united states. >> the drip continues. leave it there. paul, good to have you here. anna. as well. hillary clinton's call to help the middle clas

i remember if we could get into the state fair with one of those free coupons, there was never enoughmoney to ride any rides. i never rode a single ride. i would just have to watch other people and live vicariously through them. never bought any caramel corn. never tasted cotton candy until i was an adult. and it wasn't that good. but everything looks good when you can't have it, you know. but it's interesting because a lot of left-wing people, they like to say, well, carson grew up very poor, and he must have benefited from social programs, and now he wants to withdraw all the social programs from everybody else. what a pack of unadulterated lies. just total lies. [ applause ] >> i have no desire whatsoever to withdraw safety nets from people who need them and have never advocated such a silly thing, but i do have a very strong desire to provide a ladder of opportunity so people can climb out of a state of dependency and become part of america. mra[ applause ] those wishing to keep people in a state of dependency where they can be controlled do not like that kind of talk, and, theref

seemingly impervious lead in iowa this year has vanished faster than a fried snickers bar at the state fair. governor walker, thanks so much for joining me. appreciate it. >> glad to be with you. >> you were once poll-wise, the king of iowa, the prohibitive favorite to win there. this week a new poll has you in tenth place with just 3% in the polls out there. down from double digits in july. the conservative national review wrote a big piece about you saying there are questions about your cam pain. quote, the walker team has had a way of creating more fiascos. unanswered or treated with hostility. how do you respond to that? is your campaign faltering? >> the bottom line is, we get around this state. we're going through this weekend through our 30th county out of 99. we're putting in the time in the grass roots. when people hear or story about how we have a plan to wreak havoc on washington. we've actually been tested. we're convinced in a state where caucuses are the name of the game and it's about five months out, we've got the time to get that message out. >> you started off and people s

. >> reporter: at the oklahoma state fair, donald trump was all bravado. >> if i win, i will tell you this, when, when, when. >> reporter: the candidate flying to okc from d.c. early ier in the day where he was loudly booed for this. >> you have this clown marco rubio. >> reporter: trump trying to would this evangelical crowd on immigration by tearing down one of their favorites. >> he's in favor of immigration and he has been. he has been. he was the gang of eight. it was terrible. >> reporter: the crowd though enthusiastic, wasn't convinced and rubio has been maintaining a low profile, wasn't keeping quiet. >> like every one of us, he has to prove it. >> reporter: the insiders say the boos and dip in polling and lack of depth during the debate may be the first sign of cracks in the trump campaign. >> i think the more donald trump feels he's in the corner, the more he is unsatisfied with his performance. he feels gravity pulling him down and he is lashing out in every direction. >> i didn't get boos. i got cheers. >> reporter: from spinning in washington and stumping on the trail. >>

it is a mini state a mini state fair run by the hoover foundation.the republican party is not basing their future on what the hoover library does. but they are basing it on what the reagan library does. if you want to become the next nominee you have to make a national speech national speech and get anointed at the library. you have to make the cut to get in the debates. so we wanted to ask a question of why we can't digitize. or to the kennedy foundation which is sponsoring the digitization of the records. they are paying for so maybe they are having a greater influence on what gets digitize first. we were never able to ask those questions. if anyone in the audience knows anything about politics, that is separation of powers issue. congress had a legitimate right to find out what the agency is using our taxpayer dollars for. it is not incidental the first hearing was to be held at the reagan library. we were going to be in los angeles anyway so it wasn't going to cost more to stay one more day. we sent out explicit information this was not a devil b

at that it was great when he gave helicopter rides to kids at the iowa state fair.ere is the problem. donald trump is not a serious candidate here he is a narcissist. he is an egomaniac. the only thing he believes in is himself. i want to say what everybody is thinking about donald trump, but afraid to say. everyone knows this is true. there shouldn't be new that the idea is great, but the reality is absurd. he is not serious. a carnival act. here's the truth about donald trump. he is shallow. he has no understanding of policy. he has no substance. he lacks intellectual curiosity to even learn. you cannot argue policy with this guy. the only thing he believes in is himself. he tells us his health-care plan will be fabulous. he says his tax plan will be terrific. he has no idea what he is talking about. he makes it up on the fly. he has told us over and over he has got no problem with big top-down style government. topas no problem with big down style government. his own problem is he is not the only one running it today. he is not against the government . he is agai

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i love the helicopter rides at the state fair giving out lindsey graham's cell phone number.was all great fun. >> you've said donald trump needs to stay classy but then you've also said things like he has a squirrel sitting on his head. >> that's right. i was asked about his attack on carly fiorina, going after her appearance. i said he has no room to criticize anybody given how his hair looks. he's not against big government. he's just against big government that he doesn't control. he's been for socialized medicine. he changes position constantly. he would implode in a general election. if he gets elected we have no idea what he would do in office. he doesn't believe in anything but donald trump. we need to elect a tested true conservative. now is the time to shrink the government. now is the time to stand by israel. we have a chance to apply our conservative principles. time to tell him he's fired. tell him to go downstairs. give him a reality show. he's very entertaining. >> he's been listening and i know for a fact he listens to this program and he listens when i host th

the iowa state fair should have been a homecoming for scott walker. ly resemblance to his home state was the protesters that followed him around. in the latest polls scott walker isn't just losing to trump. but he's fallen behind bush, cars carson, cruz and fiorina just a few to name. joining me now my guest. thank you raoult for joining us tonight. why has scott walker fallen so precipitously and so sharply in this fashion? >> well i think there are two factors. one is donald trump who is the major factor right now in the republican primary. and donald trump has taken out a pull horn and said the things that walker used to say with a dog whistle. when you played the clip of his speech all of these things he bragged about doing in wisconsin have the subtle racial sub text. and that is no accident. walker's political rise comes out of right wing talk radio sphere around the suburbs of milwaukee. and there is a lot oaf very explicit racism there and that's bhn a part of his campaign in a low key way. donald trump just gets right out there with it. so he'

darren goforth was murdered in houston, there was an anti-police demonstration at the minnesota state fair by black lives matter. >> pigs in a blanket, fry 'em like bacon! >> that video picked up on fox news and elsewhere led to criticism the movement was advocating violence against law enforcement. >> kevin, why has the black lives movement, the black lives matter movement not been classified yet as a hate group? >> i think they're a hate group. they hate police officers. >> well, they have strong feelings about -- >> no, they hate them. pigs in a blanket is dead. they're a hate group, and i'm going to tell you right now, aisle going to put them out of business. joining us now, trey cruz, an organizer for black lives matter with the st. paul city council. mr. cruz, i want you to respond first to that chant that was captured on tape there. what is your reaction? there are people who see that and say it's incitement, a call to violence, dehumanizing at the very least. do those activists, do you, do black lives matter activists hate police officers? >> no, not at all. and i want to put that

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with one candidate's lead vanished faster than a fried snickers bar at the state fair. governor walker, thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> feels like a college game day event. >> you were once, poll-wise, the king of iowa. the favorite to win there at the top of the polls for months. this week a new poll has you in tenth place with just 3% in the polls down from double-digits. the conservative national review wrote a piece saying there were questions about your campaign and the walker team as a way of following pattern and they're often allowed to hang with our without clarifications that are unanswered or treated with hostility. is your tam pain faltering? >> we get around the state and we are going through the 30th county oust 99. we are putting in the time and the grass roots. when people hear about our plan to wreak havoc on washington and see that we have anybody else in the race, caucuses are the name of the game. we are about five months out and we have the time to make the connection. >> you started off and people seem to be buying that and maybe they are

>> i was out at the minnesota state fair, one of the great places to go, unbelievable. great time.. >> man. >> blazing. like the corn dogs out there. >> i love them. foot long corn dog on a stick, man. >> let's go under the radar. three things traders are watching you might have missed. jimmy, what have you got? >> make this quick. defense stocks have held up well over the carnage in the general markets over the last couple of weeks. ing is to take a look at, general dynamics, lockheed martin and for run grummond and these are long-term contracts. times that works against it but this time it works for you because the long-term contracts don't care about a quarter or two of macro economic concerns, and my favorite there is or notal atk. >> josh? >> i think we have to close up 250, 300 today in order to not get into that pitch black sentiment mode from last week when all the rallies failed so if you're bullish cross your fingers that this holds. >> up 284. joe? >> keep your eyes on some financial names, regionals, texas capital, fhn, regents. >> need the financials -- >> i'm with joe

the three day event combines the state fair, the street food festival.tien kafton is right there ton the right side of the screen. what is going on there? >> reporter: oh my god, mike, i have been waiting this for a year. i was at eat real last year. the food is amazing. there is something for everyone. there is a vegan soul food. right now, the opposite of that. the bill campo meat company. jasper smith. you guys are located right here in jack london square. so what does eat real mean to you guys? >> it is an opportunity for local food artisans to come out, show their wares. let people eat some food andrin some drinks and show it is some affordable organic food. it is a great place to spend the weekend. >> reporter: this has turned into one of the premier foody events in the area. this is a huge event for foodies. >> it will be fun. i think everyone that coming out has a good time. a lot of beer on tap. tons of stuff for kids. it will be a really fun weekend in oakland. >> reporter: the food, the beer ... i don't know if that sounds like a good time. so

couple weeks ago spent an hour with hand-in-hand, literally holding hands, walking around the iowa state fair with his iowa co-chair. she just left him, too. and she didn't even leave him to go work for the front-runner. she left him to work for rick santorum. rick perry is dead in the water. he's down to one last staffer in iowa. his presidential campaign is no longer really a campaign. it's like a voluntary club where they want to use your name but you don't really have to do anything. the only suspense is whether or not there will be a t-shirt for you at the end of it. rick perry is over. he is at 1% in the polls. jim gilmore, i'm sure, is delighted. they have no idea who he is and that he's running for president. but rand paul is tied with those guys. at 1%. which does mean he's sitting pretty compared to lindsey graham and bobby jindal polling at zero. sometimes it's easier to say they scratched. and maybe we expect that now. maybe we expect bobby jindal and lindsey graham to scratch, right, to poll at zero percent. we now ought to expect donald trump and ben carson to be leading in ever