the speech from the deck of the u.s.s. iowa in san pedro, just outside los angeles.hose are live pictures you're looking at. but first some folks who today were not, well, they didn't seem to come off as trump fans or supporters. >> there's a big difference between building the coalition to get things done in washington and building a building. >> they're getting a lot of strong and wrong out of donald trump right now who has a lot of incredibly insulting things to say that are long-term very damaging for the republican party. >> if you take a look at trump, a lot of the concern is he a true conservative? conservative enough? >> the thing about donald trump he doesn't seem as tethered to putting forward actual policies as the other candidates are. he's talking about things that are frankly not possible. >> i don't think donald trump will be the nominee. i'm not convinced he's going to go all the way to the ballot in iowa. lou: joining us now, co-host of "outnumbered" on the fox news channel, jedidiah bila. national review editor and fox news contributor rich lowry. g

donald trump went to the u.s.s. iowa to talk about foreign policy. political correspondent michael shure was there. >> presidential candidate damaged trump came to the u.s.s. iowa in san pedro california with what was supposed to be a foreign policy speech. he was talking mostly about immigration. >> we're going to build a wall and mexico's going to pay for the wall, believe me. >> and while that is exactly what the crowd here wanted to hear, some were still outside of this event, complaining that trump is talking too much in a divisive way about immigration. here is someone from can pedro before the event. >> he's a racist. i'm a mexican and i've lived in san pedro my whole life. my family came in the 1920's, 1918, so my family's been in san dade degree for over 100 years. yes, i believe he is totally racist, as far as you can see my sign, no human being is illegal. we're all from other countries. >> so trump steps off of the u.s.s. iowa into the debate tonight in as simi valley. he is going to be the target of all over 10. 11 candidates will be on

on the "u.s.s. iowa" named a of the first caucus state in los angeles, so i will be surprised if he goes line and verse through the policy, but it is is important for him to fill it out. and six weeks since the last debate, and we are in a new phase of the candidacy which is why ben carson surge is interesting, because some voters are eager to turn the page and look at someone else which give s the other candidates hope. >> and can you explain how in the poll donald trump beats ben carson with the evangelical voters? >> when you talk to the strategists in iowa the thing they are saying out there is that people are not familiar with the aspects that trump has said in the past about social issues of abortion, and you only have to show how he is pro choice over and over and for people to get the mes is saj. >> well, the super pac has tried to do it online. >> yes. >> and it is interesting that dr. ben carson, the famed pediatric surgeon retired from johns hop king, and one of the great neurosur juns of the

just last hour, donald trump step aboard u.s.s. iowa to speak to a veterans group and turned in one of the shortest, freedom association addresses of his entire campaign. here's the closest he came to foreign policy. >> i just want to say that we're going to come out with some plans in a very short time. we're going to be building up our military. we're going to make our military so big and so strong and so gre great. and it will be so powerful that i don't think we're ever going to have to use it. nobody is going to mess with us. i learned a lot about the iowa. by the way, iowa is a great place for a lot of reasons. you know? we have been treated so well in the state of iowa, it's been incredible. number one in the polls and we love those people. they're great. so this is a great ship. hawkeye, he goes. this is a great ship and that's a great state. we're going to rebuild the military. we're going to make it so strong. right now, and you know it, we have illegal immigrants that are treated better, by far, than our veterans. that's not

and we went to the u.s.s. iowand we were honored for a great vets group which gave me an endorsement. they endorsed me. the vets like me and i love the vets. we have a lot of vets here tonight. [ applause ] we have a lot of vets. but the vets on the u.s.s. iowa -- that is some ship, by the way. they don't build them like that anymore. but they endorsed me. and then i knew, as you know last night, we had a little thing called a debate at the reagan library. and it was -- it was sort of an amazing thing. we had an incredible time. >> we love you, trump! >> thank you. thank you. that was some evening. now, i'll tell you the problem with evening. it did so well that cnn said, let's make it an hour longer. can you believe this? that debate was three hours. it felt like more than that. now why did they do that? for the young children here, because we have to teach them to be entrepreneurs, they did it because they wanted more revenue coming from the commercials, right? isn't that terrible? terrible. i think it's terrible

off the starboard side of the u.s.s. iowa, there was 300 to 400 protesters, protesting donald trump for being a racist. not taking into account the lives of immigrants. one having harsh words with donald trump. >> i'm a mexican. i live in san pedro. my family came in the 1920s. my family has been in san pedro for 100 years. i believe he is racist as far as - you can see my sign, no human being is illegal. >> michael, was there anything in the speech today that could affect the debate tomorrow? >> well, i should say standing up here on the battle ship. we did like we said, on behalf of the good people. that we did expect to hear some of the national security. the fact that they couldn't bring it up means that donald trump, in the race tomorrow. that they'll have a lot of questions asked of him, and challenges from other candidates, on the fact that he is yet to be specific. >> they tend to spend less time preparing for the debate >>> former president jimmy carter gave an update on health. he received the second of four planned

>> reporter: donald trump insisted he is superior to his rivals aboard the u.s.s. iowa tuesday night on the eve of the second republican presidential debate. >> it's an instinct. it's something that special. they don't have it believe me, they don't have it. >> reporter: the real estate mogul will take center stage flanked by 10 other candidates including dr. ben carson, who is closing in on trump's lead. >> if trump ends up overplaying his hand and gets too aggressive and too combative, that could hurt him and provide an opening for carson to move up further. >> reporter: who needs to do the best against trump? >> probably jeb bush. >> reporter: the former florida governor is down to third and has just single-digit support. the prime time debate at the ronald reagan presidential library expected to last at least two hours. most of the candidates say they will take on trump and push him for specifics. trump, who has insulted carly fiorina's appearance, will share the stage with the former hewlett-packard ceo for the first time. >> donald trump is an entertainer. and i t

the eve of the next debate republican front runner donald trump stood a aboard the decommissioned u.s.s. iowa last night, as he declared his opponents lack the ability to negotiate on the world stage. >> they are very nice people but they are never going to do anything with these countries. it is just going to be more of the same. >> reporter: the billion air then returned to one of his signature issues, immigration. >> we have illegal immigrants that are treated better by far than our veterans. >> reporter: while supporters cheered, protesters, booed the candidate not far away. tonight, ten of his opponents will try to take steam out of trump's campaign and challenge him on specifics, something neurosurgeon ben carson said wow do leading up to the debate. >> i'm not particularly interested in any person , particularly attacking him. >> reporter: a cbs news, insuring times poll shows carson within four points of trump a among republican primary voters, other candidates, saw a bump including carli fiorina will try to build on that tonight. former h p.c. eo earned a five position on the debate

trump's campaign announced he will give a speech about national security aboard the battleship u.s.s. iowa the night before the next debate. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> on the democratic side vice-president joe biden is saying he is not sure about a run for the white house. speaking at a synagogue in atlanta he made it clear that his family comes first. >> the most relevant factor in my desituation is whether my family and i have the emotional energy to run. some might think that is not appropriate. >> biden's son beau died of brain cancer in may. the vice-president thought the oval office in 1988 and 2008, but then dropped out. >>> well, stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the 2016 campaign, when we are not on tv, find updates and more about the candidates anytime, at cbs philly.com. >>> in sports the eagles final preseason game is in the books and the question is, who will be the bird third string quarterback. we will know answer to that by tomorrow at the latest. final rosters are due, with the nfl by 4:00 o'clock. matt barclay may have hurt his chan

u.s.s. iowa was supposed to make you think of future commander-in-chief. forgive me if it made you think instead of a bunch of malarkey. "first look" is up next. >> it's wednesday, september 16th. right now on "first look," the political world is counting down the minutes to this evening's second gop debate. can jeb dent the donald? will carly face off with the billionaire? we have a preview. >>> with only seconds to spare a family's heart-pounding escape through a fast-moving california wildfire. >>> facebook is adding a dish that most users will like. defying gravity in a 360 vertical loop. that and much more "first look" starts right now. good morning to you on this wednesday. thanks so much for waking up with us today. i'm betty nguyen. it is a showdown for the 2016 gop candidates. the stage set for the second round of debates in the latest "new york times"/cbs news poll donald trump is still the front-runner among republican primary voters. but, ben carson is not far behind. jeb bush, mike huckabee and marco rubio are all tied for third place. mr. tru

he he delivered a speech on the u.s.s. iowa about protecting the homeland.nwhile there are new attacks against the real estate mogul. but it seems that ben carson is gain something ground in the polls. there is a 13-point difference according to this week's abc news and washington post poll but a new cbs new york times poll has them at a virtual tie. now, jeb bush who is struggling in the polls is trying to make an appeal to hispanics but many believe regardless of the candidate's differences on issues, one name will be mentioned over and over, ronald reagan. of course tonight's debate is at the reagan presidential library with the 11 leading candidates including new jersey governor chris christie at 8:00 p.m., a debate with the lower polling candidates starts at 6:00. should be interesting, matt. >> always is. thanks, erin. >>> "good morning america" will have more on tonight's gop debate coming up a at 7:00 a.m. >>> dozens of syrian refugees reached the croatian border. hungary had closed its border with syria and left thousands stranded. a syrian family i

the u.s.s. iowa>> the vatican says pope francis will deliver four out of his eight deemed speeches next week in english. the rest will be in spanish. >>> mean why, a new jersey teenager is in jail for planning to kill the pope during his visit to philadelphia next week. the teen was arrested last month and officials say he was inspired by isis. however, philadelphia's police commissioner says the case is being blown way out of proportion, saying there's no indication the boy had any ability to actually carry out an attack. >>> there's controversy surrounding the pope's new york visit and the catholic church is out raged that people are selling some of the 40,000 free tickets it handed out to see the pope's procession through central park. some are going for as much as $600 a pair. selling the tickets goes against everything pope francis stands for. i will be live in washington, d.c. the first of three cities the pope will visit when he arrives in the u.s. on tuesday. you can watch my report next week

there is also some question about the legality of the trump speech abord the u.s.s. iowa. trump has given candidates more than $2700, the event itself cost more than 10,000 tlars. >>> joel aaron said his group is being attacked for endorsing donald trump. this is wlaps when a group of conservative veterans takes a stand on an issue. we are proud to make that endorsement. the trump camp is not exactly returning the love. mr. trump was asked to speak as a guest at the veteran's for a stronger america event. and, as an article debit supporter to veterans causes, he agreed to attend. mr. trump and the campaign had no nojs of any issues associated with the group or their chairman, joel aarons. trurp also claims to haveot taken a single penny from that event. >> so i mean, if this group is not legitimate and they're hosting some sort of a fundraiser to the tune of a thousand bucks a ticket there's a problem. >> there is a problem. i mean i've been involved with veteran's nonprofits for a better part of nine years of my career. there's a lot of regulations that go with run ingnin

. >> donald trump's last big campaign was at the u.s.s. iowaponsored by a group culled veterans for strong america who got as much as $1,000 per person. is the money going to vet vans or brams to help veterans? or even to a group of effective advocates for veterans? drew griffin tonight, keeps them honest. >> donald trump, tuesday night on the deck of the warship, there to pick up the endorsement for veterans of a strong america, a group touting in its news release as having more than half a million supporters across the u.s. >> an endorsement from your group, so many veterans, hundreds of thousands of veterans, i really appreciate that, joe. >> but it seems that donald trump in his campaign didn't bother to check on in any of this. wound up getting a fundraising speak for a group that lost its tax exempt status. joel arons is the public face of the group. >> i have known joel for a long time. joel arons was a political expert in the area. before i ran, he was my personal lawyer, and he was a friend. >> we'll tell you about dr. annette bosworth

. >> reporter: on the deck of the u.s.s. iowa, the front-runner delivered what was billed as a national security speech ahead of tonight's debate. without saying how, donald trump promised to put veterans in private hospitals when the va is backlogged, a practice already underway. >> the veterans are going to go to private doctors, private hospitals, public hospitals. and we're going to reimburse those doctors and the hospitals. >> reporter: he made a startling comparison. >> we have illegal immigrants that are treated better by far than our veterans. it's not going to happen anymore. >> reporter: potentially a huge night for the only woman in the gop race who successfully played trump's insults against him and made it to the primetime debate stage. >> a big opportunity to introduce myself to the almost 50% of the nation in republican primary voters who don't know my name and don't know i'm running for president. >> reporter: now in new hampshire and iowa as well, he plans a steady as he goes debate strategy. >> i don't think my

i was in dallas couple weeks ago for that incredible event down there and at the u.s.s. iowaat really indicates the people aren't coming out. they are there and i think sometimes it's just to get a slicer to raise the temperature in the room a little bit. i think that sometimes people report things in a different way. >> the fact that he continually goes after reporters like my colleague randi kaye who reported that there was one event the other day that didn't have a full house, another event that later that day had a very full house, i mean, he immediately gets very personal, very nasty. as -- you worked with campaigns before. does he seem particularly thin-skinned to you? >> no, i don't think so. i think that it's a style. i think it's what we're really doing is we're asking for responsible reporting. this is a very large field that we have. i think earned media is an important part of campaigns. i know a little bit about that having run a couple campaigns myself so this really is a way to keep people on their toes and focussed and when you look at a field this large, thin

he'll be on the deck of the u.s.s iowa here in los angeles. they are expecting a pretty big crowd. it seems a hastily arranged event. it's sponsored by a super pac, a veterans group. mr. trump will be coming here and he's been saying for weeks that he will lay out his plans for the military for tax cuts for fixing the economy for jobs and trade. and we haven't yet seen specifics. tonight on the decks of this battleship, he'll obviously be talking about his military plans, as well as he will fix the veterans administration. but in all of his speeches, he makes tremendous promises and they don't have a lot of specifics. this was just last night. listen to what he had to say about this issue he'll speak on tonight just a few hours last night. >> our military is going to be so strong and so powerful and so modern that technology we have it. but it's not working. we're not allowed to use it. we have no fear. i want to make it so strong and confident that we never have to use it. >> well, we'll see exactly what he plans to say tonight in terms of how would he pay for a growing military?

he was supposed to give his first policy speech, a subject he's never spoken on before the u.s.s. iowad to make you think of future commander-in-chief. forgive me if it made you think instead of a bunch of malarkey. "first look" is up next. >> it's wednesday, september 16th. right now on "first look," the political world is counting down the minutes to this evening's second gop debate. can jeb dent the donald? will carly face off with the billionaire? we have a preview. >>> with only seconds to spare a family's heart-pounding escape through a fast-moving california wildfire. >>> facebook is adding a dish that most users will like. defying gravity in a 360 vertical loop. that and much more "first look" starts right now. good morning to you on this wednesday. thanks so much for waking up with us today. i'm betty nguyen. it is a showdown for the 2016 gop candidates. the stage set for the second round of debates in the latest "new york times"/cbs news poll donald trump i s

i'm just wondering because last night donald trump speaks on the u.s.s. iowa and said i'm going to make our military so strong, we won't have to use it, and yet there's no here's how i'm going to do that. >> i think donald trump has done a marvelous job of marketing donald trump. what's his answer to veterans issues? i'm number one for veterans. what's the answer to the problems down in immigration? i'm going to build a wall and the mexicans can pay for it. i think it's time for the public and the journalists ask candidates specifically, we need strategy, we need specifics. i like jeb bush has laid out a strategy in terms of engaging with the rest of the world. he has a cybersecurity strategy. as you take a look at candidates, we need calm thoughtful resolute leadership. i don't want to hear any more sound bites, any more red meat or the platitudes. about time they get down to specifics. liz: governor, have you thought about running for president, people are really hearing things you want to hear, where can you get into specifics from people you know. do you t

national security speech, and he has chosen a suitable locale and dramatic venue, the deck of the u.s.s. iowanow. his speech comes as trump surges in the polls and draws

on the eve of the next debate republican front run arer donald trump stood aboard decommissioned u.s.s. iowais opponents lacked the ability to negotiate on the world stage. >> they are very nice people. but they are never going to do anything with these countries. it is just going to be more of the same. >> reporter: billion air then returned to one of his signature issues: immigration. >> we have illegal immigrants that are treated better by far then our veterans. it will in the happen anymore. >> reporter: while supporters cheered, protesters booed the candidate not far away. tonight ten of his own pope events will try to take steam out of trump's campaign and challenge him on specifics, something neurosurgeon ben carson said he would do leading up to the debate. >> i am not particularly interested in any person particularly, attacking him. >> reporter: a new cbs news/new york times poll shows carson within four points of trum april among republican primary voters. other candidates saw a bump including carli fiorina who will try to build on that tonight. former hewlett packard ceo earned a

. >> reporter: donald trump insist he is superior to his rival is a aboard the u.s.s. iowan the eve of the second republican presidential don't. >> it is an instinct, it is something that is special, they don't have it. believe me, they don't have it. >> reporter: real estate mogul will take certainty stage, flanged by ten other candidates including doctor ben carson closing in on trump's lead. >> trump end up over playing his hand a and gets too aggressive and combative that can hurt him and provide a opening for carson to move up further. >> who needs to do their best. >> probably jeb bush. >> reporter: former florida governor has slipped in the polls to third and has single digit support. prime time debate at ronald reagan presidential library is expected to last at least two hours, most of the candidates say they will take on trump and push him for specifics. trump who has insulted carli fiorina's appearance will share the stage with the former hewlett packard ceo for the the first time. >> donald trump is a energy. i think i am a leader. >> his criticism of fiorina is

night i listened to that and it was just -- i don't know what you would describe that speech on the u.s.s. iowa, but not a foreign policy speech. >> also learning from insiders in his campaign that we can expect one line of attack from lindsey graham to play off of the fact they say of donald trump has said it was to "meet the press" in terms of where he gets his foreign policy from, he watches the shows. you can expect watching tv that to be a line of attack. also other contenders within the santorum campaign, you can expect they're also to pose questions in this first debate in order to hopefully get that question asked in the main event. kind of saying, wolf, well here's a question i would have for those who aren't here right now. you could expect you might see some of that coming up in half an hour. >> all right. we'll be watching together with you, kate. thank you. let's get to more. joining us our cnn politics senior digital reporter, and editorial director of the national journal. chris, we saw kate bolduan in the spin room. dan pfeiffer was a top aide to president obama. he says twitter

reporter: trump's campaign said he will give a speech about national security aboard the battleship u.s.s. iowa the night before the next debate. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile vice-president joe biden says he is not the sure about a run for the white house. speaking at a synagogue he made it clear that his family comes first. >> the most relevant factor in my desituation is whether my family and i have the emotional energy to run. some might think that is not appropriate. >> biden's son beau died of brain cancer in may. vice-president sought the oval office in 1988 and 2008 but dropped out of the race both times. >>> breaking news now chopper three live over an accident in tinicum township delaware county. this is on law maker avenue. a van collided with a pavement milling machine there and we don't know the extent of the injuries but we continue to bring you updates as they are available. >>> police recovered weapon of the officer gunned town chasing suspects in northern illinois. in the meantime a $50,000 reward is now being offered for information, in the shooting

donald trump, was on the campaign trail just a few hours ago aboard the world war ii battleship, the u.s.s. iowa. trump delivered what he called a major policy speech on national security. it was over just 15 minutes with few specifics on defense or foreign policy. but there was a lot of bluster. >> we're going to come out with some plans in some very short time. we're going to be building up our military. we're going to make our military so big and so strong and so gre great, and it will be so powerful that i don't think we're ever going to have to use it. nobody is going to mess with us. >> a new poll shows republican ben carson closing fast on donald trump. "the new york times" cbs news survey shows trump with 27%, followed by carson with 23. and for carson, that's a 1-point jump from the last poll, which was taken just before the republican debate in august. as for the former front-runner, jeb bush, he's lost more than half of his support over the past month. the poll's margin of error is plus or minus six percentage points, making the race between trump and carson a virtual dead heat. so ah

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trump campaign announced friday he will give a speech about national security aboard the battleship u.s.s. iowa the night before the next debate. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> vice-president joe biden, says that he is in the sure about a run for the white house. speaking at a synagogue at atlanta he made it clear his family comes first. >> the most relevant factor in my desituation is whether my family has the emotional energy to run. some might think that is not appropriate. >> biden's son beau died of brain cancer in may. the vice-president sought the oval office in 1988 and 2008 but dropped out both of those times. >>> well, defiant county clerk from kentucky who refused to issue same sex marriage licenses remains behind bars. kim davis is a born again christian and says god's moral law prevents her from issuing licenses to the same sex couples. the judge who put her in jail plans to revice that it decision in the the week. deputy clerks at rowan county courthouse where davis works started issuing same sex marriage licenses. >>> a federal appeals court says that a former buc

he was supposed to give his first policy speech, a subject he's never spoken on before the u.s.s. iowau think of future commander-in-chief. forgive me if it made you think instead of a bunch of malarkey. >> ari sitting in for lawrence o'donnell tonight.

neil: and some say it's the worst deal he's ever looked at and when he was on the u.s.s. iowahat we have the bigger and more intimidating military and so intimidating that we never have to use it, but the world seems to sense that we've dialed things back so that they do take advantage. what do you make of that. >> i do agree with the republican candidates who want to build up the military, but i think it's eneven more than that. it's our word. we said four years ago, assad must go. we didn't support the militia. they're no angels, but we draw a line in the sand and we did nothing. then they take a look a what we failed to do in ukraine, we gave them mre's and night vigil goggles. they look and russia looks at our condemnation. neil: we talk a good game. >> talk is cheap, action is much stronger than words, what your parents used to tell you, actions speak stronger than word. we wordsmith our done conde condemnatio condemnations, but today we're focused on the middle east and i think the iranian deal bodes trouble for the people of iran. it's certainly not going to be less rep

eventually he has to offer plans, he didn't offer military ones last night on the deck of the u.s.s. iowa. will that cost him? >> eventually to borrow your word, it would cost any candidate that wants to be president of the united states. we elected a president on a slogans, hope and change, and didn't work out that well. the american people might want a little more. essentially most of donald trump's speeches are about the same. you insert a word, it's magnificent, the economy will be the best under me. border control will be the best under me. fantastic, people are riled up. i think people want specifics. i would like to see some tonight. not from all of them, though. neil: you agree some are slightly left leaning, people have gotten elected talking in broad generalities. president outlined he wanted health care, he also wanted a kinder, gentler way to work both sides of the aisle. we know how that worked out. do you need to be all that specific? >> i don't think so, i think so much of the republican base hates government that the more you say about your relationship to government and w

donald trump on the deck of the u.s.s. iowaoutside of los angeles talking about national security and preparing to train his open guns on his fellow republicans tonight. >> we're doing something special. this is a movement we're going to make our country great again, believe me. >> reporter: trump did have to contend with nearby protesters who accused him of being a racist. tonight, he may have to fend off attacks from all sides. from ten other republican candidates and unlike the last gop debate, the main event is at the reagan valley and it will include carly fiorina who has been the subject of trump attacks but has fired back. and ben carson will be standing right next to trump. he's number two in the polls. he's been closing the gap. >> i don't think that my strategy will change at all. it will be -- it will be to tell the truth and to talk about, you know, my vision for american. >> maybe ben carson will surpass donald trump. i think that would be a very big deal. if donald trump is no longer the king of the hill seemingly

campaign said he's brushing up on foreign policy and he did give an address last night on the "u.s.s. iowaid touch upon making our military strong, making it so strong people will respect us and we won't eventually have to use it. but in terms of what kacie said earlier, we'll see fireworks on the stage. donald trump is no stranger to trading soundbyte barbs with republican rival candidates. but in the new physical setting, it prevents a different environment for him. whether he can flail his arms as he's known to do and could hit a candidate. we just heard how close they will be, but that really presents a whole other element to trading of the barbs he's so accustomed to. >> and it will be tight quarters. jordan, politico is out with tonight's debate saying bush allies worry, is jeb tough enough? and as ali pointed out, this is a lit more on the strategy that jeb bush is bringing tonight. >> it will be all about contrast. not just with donald trump challenging the businessman on his conservative credentials saying he's not conservative enough to be the gop nominee, but also during the con

donald trump's presence on board the u.s.s iowa may have struck a nerve with the irs.nprofit status from veterans for a strong america. that organization hosted the event, sold tickets up to $1,000 apiece. the irs claims that that group has not filed tax returns for three consecutive years. its endorsement of trump on board that retired ship could raise legal problems under campaign finance laws. >>> a security scare at an airport in waco, texas, as a man tries to steal an airplane by smashing through a fence. police say that the suspect was armed with a stick as he tried to board a learjet. he was tased after he ignored orders from police. investigators say the guy has a history of mental illness and may have been under the influence of drugs. he faces trespassing and other charges. >>> spelling, three california men who pretended to be sheriffs's deputies pre tried to rob homes. sheriff was spelled without the second f. they were charged with marijuana growing operations and illegal possession of firearms, ammunition and drugs. they must have been smoking some of tha

about tonight, tonight he's going to address national security issues and be on the deck of the u.s.s iowa. also known as the battleship of presidents in the port of los angeles. tomorrow, this is brilliant, yesterday the new host of celebrity apprentice, arnold schwarzenegger was named. he'll be back. >> who will be at the debate tomorrow? arnold schwarzenegger and donald trump. look for a handshake. nonetheless the image -- >> two unorthodox republicans. who is his celebrity guy? donald trump not a celebrity guy. but you ask the people sforing donald trump. at the bottom of the top five is authentic republican or conservative. authentic conservative. >> also a debate tomorrow night. we'll have carly fiorina with the comments that donald trump made about her face and you want her to be president. i know she's a woman. she said over the weekend she was not going to demand apology from donald trump but instead she took the time to put this together. watch. >> ladies, look at this face. and look at all of your faces. the face of leadership. the face of leadership in our party, the party of w