he wouldn't be as unfiltered as he is. what is the expectation moving forward? redstate.com is able to disinvite him. the rnc is unable to. we don't know if his poll numbers will take a hit. how does donald trump need to position himself? what should we expect from the other contenders that feel like they have to respond to donald trump? >> i'm giving up on what to expect from donald trump a long time ago. >> throw it up in the air and see what lands. >> if he is smart at this point, he should recognize, he fell into a trap. he should have known they were going to ask him these kind of questions and more prepared. if i was his staff, i would say, we really need to think clearly. >> prepared in terms of specificity or certain issues? we didn't hear anything about policy i guess from him at all? >> trump has a tendency to say sexist things, racist things, offensive things. he should have known better to attack meg begyn kelly, not bec she is a woman but because she works at fox news. >> there was some thinking or feeling that he would feel like fox is his friend,

. >>> he said time for fox unfiltered. where we respond to your comments and complaints arrive on the air. >> chris o'connell recently you did a story on a princess lea. >> new jersey dad took exception to a to a dollar arctic was selling princess lea the black series, his daughter saw it. take a look at the dollar you see a chain around her next, looks like she's in a bikini but it is from a very famous scene, when he said he took exception to it and went on the air but we got pounded by star wars fans. >> gregory rotate, i can't believe you even did the story, talk about an absent e father, has he ever even seen star wars. >> the father says he did see the film but he thought the dollar was a little inappropriate. he says it shouldn't be on store shelves. >>> now evening anchor lucy nolan. how are you. >> excellent. thank you. >> i have proved one wore can make a big difference. it's the sad story of marie holmes single mom special needs child. we all love it when she won the lottery, 188 million, but recently, there's b

would like to be unfiltered, would like to see what is on their minds with no consequences.ould like to have no social restraints. larry: that is exactly right because we have to behave a certain way in society and if you don't, we cannot get along. social intercourse is filled with so many lies and deceit. it is also deceitful that everybody has all these thoughts. charlie: would we be a better world if everybody expressed these thoughts? larry: i don't think so. [laughter] it is a good thing. charlie: it is a good chance for us to see it. and sort of fantasize we could be like that. larry: every social encounter has anxiety and all kinds of things that are lurking behind it. it is all subjects. everybody has thoughts they are not expressing about the other person or other things in general. with this show, i was able to express every thought i had. charlie: about everything. larry: yeah. charlie: about making love with a palestinian woman. larry: yeah. [laughter] charlie: where did that come from? larry: i just thought i was the kind of guy who didn't care what the woman's

law playfully licked the feet and unfiltered fun. >> honestly, these two are a match made in heaven. >> we're calling this the next big girl power duo. you know, like tina fey and amy poehler. >> amy schumer and jennifer make a great pair. they are a blast. >> jennifer and amy vacation together this summer. >> we wound up going jet skiing. i was like, i'll drive. i've got this. she was like -- >> you know what that is? that's the next movie posting. >> and j. law announced she's writing a screen play with schumer telling "the new york times," quote, we've got a hundred pages right now and amy and i were creatively made for each other. >> if this goes well, we could see a lot more collaboration from them in the future. >> now in front of some more headlines. first off in tonight's quick hits -- we are on the trail of sandra's new mystery man. smiling sandra bullock with reported new beau, model and photographer brian ranrandall. sources reveal he's super normal and just like sandra, he's a single parent. she even took him to pal jennifer aniston's wedding where they were said to be ve

it's time for fox unfiltered where we respond to comments and complaints on the air.here now with close personal friend mike. >> how are you. >> nice to see you. >> hi jeff i like seeing you during the week on weekends that means i'm in trouble if i run into it. >> you my question to you is this issues we cover frequently what do you think ticks people off most? >> religion and politics. >> wow. good choices. religion it is and recently you said something that got one of our viewers up in arms. >> marco bruvio came out great in second hour. he had great liner about god and how you know we're blessed to have all these candidates and republican party and democrats can't come up with one. >> andrew didn't like that comment one bit. he wrote us bliingterring emai email. don't get me wrong i love mike when mike said something this stupid i have to respond he's complaining he wants to keep religion out of politics. when you're talking politics you're talking religion. go read declaration of independence and first amen amendment of the conty constitution and read pledge of a

unfiltered in tide. neighbors say they heard screams coming in from a dark stair case, a woman was knocking on doors and ringing doorbells, the latest victim of what the police believe is a series of attacks on woman between russian hill and knob hill. >>> a source close to the investigation tells me there are three to four. the suspect comes from behind, through their clothing and running away. they are random, the source says, the woman do not know their attacker. >> disturbing. i never open my door without looking out the window first. >> i am worried. this is where my kids play, where my family thrives. >> reporter: concerned neighbors have gone so far to post flyers on light poles and mail boxes also on social media, warning woman to be careful about how they interact with strangers. the police say they ask the public to be aware as they walk around in these neighborhoods especially at night when so many people are on their cell phones. flooding the area with undercover officers hoping to catch the

he's best when he's unfiltered and he's unfiltered every day. >> do you think it is smart for jeb to get sucked into that? and to respond? or should he not and just ignore it? >> well jeb is a great candidate. and i think jeb's best bet is just to remain presidential. i wouldn't necessarily play the other guy's game. donald trump is excellent in what he does. i think jeb bush doesn't need to change who he is in order to deal with donald trump. certainly he's a jeb -- jeb bush has proven that he's a tough guy. he's a smart guy. he means what he says and he says what he means. but he should just keep on being jeb. he can respond to some of the charges but he shoutick to his battle plan. >> the "new york times" reports about bush's strategy that it is two fold. on one hand to dilute mr. trump's right wing support proving he's not a genuine conservative and to show the party that mr. bush is enough of a street fight tore survive the contest. is that also the goal here to show voters he is on one hand capable of rolling up his sleeves, capable but at the same time a man of substance and p

access to modern sewage systems which means the waste of more than a million people is flowing unfiltered into the day. reporter: conditions are squalid here, but what about elsewhere in rio? the nature reserve boasts countless species of birds as well as crocodiles, but locals fear it, too, could be on the path to destruction. they say building work is destroying this environmental haven. this nature reserve has incredible potential, and it was simply destroyed. i'm really sad and i'm calling for an investigation. this is a case for the police. this site will become real's third olympic golf course. there are also plans to build large-scale luxury properties. the main investor happens to be a major supporter of the city's mayor. many people believe that's no coincidence. and are campaigning for an official investigation to take place. construction permits were awarded on the basis of forged documents. that is also how the golf course got built. the legacy of the olympic games belongs to these companies. but as well as a financial cost, there is an environmental toll as well, and that wil

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access to modern sewage systems which means the waste of more than a million people is flowing unfiltered into the day. reporter: conditions are squalid here, but what about elsewhere in rio? the nature reserve boasts countless species of birds as well as crocodiles, but locals fear it, too, could be on the path to destruction. they say building work is destroying this environmental haven. this nature reserve has incredible potential, and it was simply destroyed. i'm really sad and i'm calling for an investigation. this is a case for the police. this site will become real's third olympic golf course. there are also plans to build large-scale luxury properties. the main investor happens to be a major supporter of the city's mayor. many people believe that's no coincidence. and are campaigning for an official investigation to take place. construction permits were awarded on the basis of forged documents. that is also how the golf course got built. the legacy of the olympic games belongs to these companies. but as well as a financial cost, there is an environmental toll as well, and that wil

unless the candidates want to be as unfiltered as trump wants to be they won't gain a shot at gaining for traction than they have. >> it will be an interesting night. i suspect thursday will be. joe watkinson, good to have you with us as always. thank you >>> the united states has started providing air cover for a small group of anti-i.s.i.l. fighters in syria, as jamie mcintyre reports, the move raised concerns about the possibility of direct engagement between the u.s. and syrian government forces. >> smoke rises over the city. the result of multiple u.s. grown strikes interested that repelling an attack on a group of syrian fighters including over 50 members of what is dubbed the syrian force, troops trained and equipped by the u.s. to battle i.s.i.l. the u.s. trained fighters were collated with other syrian army. one u.s. trained fighter was killed and two division 30 commanders captured by the al nusra front, aligned with al qaeda. the pentagon said the air strikes conducted by unmanned aircraft made good on a promise to provide defensive firepower if the u.s. trained forces came

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, our audiences are smart enough to know that that's an unfiltered message. they really are. we have to give our audience some credit. that's fine. but if they did that and then the president didn't come out or josh didn't come out and sit in front of us, to me, that would be an issue. but it's not -- i don't find it an issue as long as they continue to do that. i think there is an issue what peter was saying, though, is that they do not make people outside the press office available. that can be a problem. i have to say, maybe i would doubt that you have that problem. and i don't really have that problem. but i understand that smaller, perhaps smaller -- that's what i was talking about our organizations we work for. smaller organizations, i think, have -- or maybe smaller and perhaps fox news and some others, that they would deem as combative, might have an issue. but i don't. >> i think -- i mean, different organizations get different responses, it's true. but we have the same problem, i think, actually. and i think, again, it's mostly just how things have

to know that is an unfiltered message. they really are. we have to give our audience bu some credit. that is fine.th but if they did that and then jo the presidentsh or josh didn't come out and sit if front of us, to me that would be an issue.itn i don't find it an issue as long as they continue to do that. i think there is an issue with , what peter was saying was they . do not make people outside of tt the press office available. that can be a problem. i have to say, i would doubt that you have that problem. and i don't really have that rsd problem. but i understand that smaller, perhaps smaller and that is what i was talking about our organizations that we work for, smaller organizations i think or maybe smaller and perhaps fox wa news and some other, that they deem as combative might have ann issue but i don't. >> i think different organizations are going to get different responses, that is he true. butoble we have the same proble, actually. and mostly how things have ngs a changed over time. i was seeing tom defranco

being more inclusive and then now you're going to exclude a candidate because he is firing or he is unfilteredng offensivive things. >> because he says really offensive things. i don't know look the republican party is a party. it's not, you know there's no constitutional guarantee of the right to appear on a debate stage in a primary. i think yeah, when trump is excluded he will make a lot -- he has put out a statement of being excluded from red state and will put out more statements. over time i think that adjust he will be there as this permanent side show. how long does he find it fun to be the side show? >> i want to get your sentiments on that. i want to show the short exchange from the primary debate. it was not directed at just donald trump, but it singled him out when he answered the question on whether there would be a third party to consider here. listen. >> is there anybody on stage, and can i see hands, that's unwilling to pledge the support of the republican party and not run against that person. we're looking for you to raise your hand now if you won't make that pledge tonight?

. >>> he's known for being unfiltered and unapologetic and that's why we love billy eichner. >> he's probably best known for his fast-talking emmy nominated show billy on the street where he sometimes terrorizes unsuspected pedestrians. >> now he's stars in the hilaire use new hulu comedy "difficult people" playing a pop culture fanatic. a real stretch for him. take a look. >> you're back early. >> i was banned from bravo. >> congratulations. >> it's chelsea handler's fault. >> it's my fault. i need to stop being mean to celebrities. every talk [ bleep ] about a famous person i lose a big. >> it's the only thing that come mrs. naturally than being air. >> maybe it's time to pull a perez hilton. >> pose in a baby with a bathtub? >> no, i mean stop being mean to celebrities. >> that's not going to happen. rl. >> hi, guys! >> so you're streaming on hulu. >> kathie lee, i've been streamed. every actor dreams of being streamed at juilliard. >> there you go. >> right? i used to scream and now i'm streamed. >> for those in dinosaur land, what does that mean? >> well, that means that there i

photo, delivers a certain level of engagement with the audience but as we move into video and the unfilteredhe moments we're finding engagement is increasing all the time and for these individuals and their fans it's getting to the personalities and seeing their real life rather than always some sort of filtered picture that's been posted in a sort of glorious color. >> how were you able to get david beckham as an investor in myeye and has he helped with the success and roll out of the app. >> i think i'm a good sales man but for us it was three things. first of all, can we build this. technically live streaming is a complex area and secondly can we make it fun. myeye brings a fun approach. it's not just a basic tool. it brings the color to the world of live streaming and the third thing is how do we let the world know that we're here? i was really looking for a brand ambassador and i couldn't think of anyone better. not just somebody that has that global reef put somebody that has a reputation through hill and his team working hard for the brand and david over the course of the last year an

an of the things about it is unfiltered audience. , as is an audience of people politician happens to show up, they get to ask me anything they want. they can criticize me. opportunity.eal hide behind the walls in georgetown, a nice $30,000 a plate, and they do not to the stateg fair, standing in line with the snowcone. i would hope not only did they not choose to do the soap box, i hope they would choose not to do anything in the debates. i hope they would come and look at this. >> what is your plan to reverse the infrastructure. this puts americans back to work . and major opponent -- component of what i did as a governor. spend$1 billion we creates 13,000 jobs. if we are serious about creating syria -- weld should be serious about the crumbling infrastructure. it does not have to put us into debt. it is the way we do it through the use of bonds that could actually help improve the --nomy and make it america make america a stronger place to function. do -- whatld you should america be doing? mr. huckabee: china cheated on the trade agreement. they have manipulated on the currency. t

donald trump is unfiltered. unbothered. unbought, unbossed, you can't control him and so you'll see in the debate, you just watch, chris, they will sick her on him and she's going to go and get tore up. [ laughter ] >> i don't miss anything omarosa. stick with us. you have a point of view we haven't heard on the show. what do you make of what you just heard? >> i mean, i'm sure that donald trump might be a nice guy to people that he likes or women that he likes who are in his inner circle and that he has given sort of the stamp of approval to. the problem, though, is he's trying to attract women as voters and you don't do that by making period jokes or talking about people's appearances. >> he never made a period joke. >> he has a long history of talking about women dismissing them as bill bows like megyn kelly or calling them ugly dogs like he did with rosey o'donald or "the new york times" columnist gail collins. he has to put forth specific policy propels. he hasn't said whether or not he'll defund planned parenthood. >>

. >> for the most part he's catering to those people who really want a non-politician to be unfiltered in his or her comments. he's doing that perfectly. he has a large percentage of people following him because he's not a politician, and because he's not politically correct. and he doesn't mind saying the hard things that he's saying. and donald trump knows that in a crowded field that's all he needs to do. as to whether or not this is the main stays of his platform should he be his party's nominee, that's debatable. he realized in order to win the nomination you got to win iowa, and you have to win new hampshire and continue to win prime ministers in mass delegates. >> you've watched this for a long time. you know, nobody knows what is going to happen, but do you think he really has the serious chance to get the nomination for the republican party? >> i think i would have told you some months ago no, but the closer we get to iowa and new hampshire, the more i say that donald trump is a serious candidate and someone you have to watch. he could very well win the republican nomination f

. >> unfiltered and unapologetic. >> apologizes like a weak pathetic baby. >> one-on-one with donald trump starts now. >> hello. welcome to "justice." i am judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us tonight. we are months into the presidential election cycle and despite critics donald trump remains a double dig get lead over the big field of republican competitors. he's showing no sign of going away. i sat down with the gop frontrunner on 5th avenue in new york city. and in the interest of full disclosure donald and i have been friends for many years. he has even donated to some of my past campaigns. this interview was about policy. i did get him to open up into aspects of his personal life i think you will find interesting. >> donald thank you so much for doing this. i want to start with the first question at the fox debate where you were pretty much put at odds with the republican primary audience when you were asked if you would run as a third party candidate. you said that was you wanted leverage are the republican national committee if they didn't treat you well. are they

do you expect he'll be the unfiltered donald trump? >> no. i really don't know what to expect. i think there will be lots of interaction between us and the other candidates. i think it will be a lively debate. >> reporter: now as for vice president joe biden, some of his key aids have been helping secretary clinton. clinton has broad support among democrats and she's polling very well. democratic sources say biden would likely only seriously consider running for she were to stumble in a big way. it hasn't happened. biden has said he'll make a decision at the end of the summer. >> kristin welker from washington thank you. >>> chuck todd is moderator of "meet the press." good morning. >> good morning. >> a lot of action for a summer weekend. it doesn't usually happen this way. >> this ain't august. >> no. what does your gut and d.c. sources this morning tell you the chances are that vice president biden will throw his hat in the ring? >> the problem with the -- trying to figure out what vice president bide season going to do, unlike most other national figures he has close counse

year, our first guest ended his long run as don draper on "mad men" with a coke and a smile and unfiltered lucky strike to top it off. next, he plays the voice of herb overkill in the new animated adventure "minions." it opens in theaters july 10th, please welcome jon hamm. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good to see you. how are you doing? >> doing very well, thank you. >> jimmy: you must be very happy. i'm making assumptions but you must be very happy because you have this great show and people really, really love and it it's one of the classic shows. but sometimes these shows don't end well. >> right. >> jimmy: and "mad men" had such a great and clever and perfect ending. >> thank you. that's very kind of to you say. >> jimmy: it really was great. >> i was very happy with how it ended. i was very happy with how people appreciated how it ended too. sometimes you do what you do. and then sometimes people are angry or they're disappointed or whatever. but people were very, they got it. >> jimmy: it's good that people talk about it. but for those who didn't see it it, you're sitting cross

they know he's unfiltered in his remarks and they like that. they are just tired of politicians saying the same old stuff and being cautious about what they say and when. so i think that is part of the mystique. >> andy, given the fact that people seem to be attracted to trump because he's the truth teller, is that going to wear off when people begin to push for more substantive public policy and when they see what the consequences are for some of the believes he has about the american populous. >> i think you are right that he has been very vague about anything resembling policy in substantive measures. what he would actually do as the president of the united states. even just saying that feels kind of crazy. but as those policies begin to be rolled out we did see something resembling immigration white pair paper or position statement. and that has not only been met with -- does not pop or stand out in some way that say just his persona and his nice hat and jumbo jet do pop for republican voters. so so i think the glow could wear off. i don't

the big draw, donald trump, billion air's unfiltered style has given him a double digit lead in the polls. >> there is a lot of potential things that could happen. >> reporter: john spicer is chief strategies of the republican national committee. >> do you see any figures being a wild card than donald trump. >> ask me friday morning. >> reporter: rand paul isn't afraid to mix it up on stage but rather would focus on the issues. >> we should not succumb to you just can say anything and all of a sudden we are in reality tv show. i think there need to be a substantive debate. >> reporter: the debate will last two hours nerd to save time, candidates will not give opening statements. because the field is so crowded the seven candidates trailing in the poles are having a debate of their own before the main event. >> what we're doing right now is having an opportunity to be on the national stage with really good qualified people, and be able to set yourself apart. >> reporter: this is first of several republican debates, before primary voting begins in february. craig boswell for cbs-3 "eyewitne

i think some people that are gravitating toward him, one of the reasons is the idea that he is unfiltered. the idea that he is unscripted. so i think that on one hand, i get why he is trying to show that he'll tone it down. he wants to surprise people that are skeptical of him. that is only way to grow if he is serious about this. he also needs to provide his sort of base here which is, i think this base is sort of sticking it to the elites. he has to give them something. my guess is he will hit bush and hit bush hard on the shared donor issue with the clintons. like that was just ready made for him. he has to find something. i think he can't be too mellow. >> that's interesting. the idea that he is maybe not blunt enough for all the bluster we've seen the last few weeks. what about from the other side? he has been, to the extent he's been telegraphing anything, that he doesn't plan to go in there to attack these guys full on. he will wait to see if they attack him. how do these other candidates hourgs does jeb bush, how should he be handling him? there's almost a physical intimidation wi

candidates, when they come to new hampshire, they have to be willing to face some tough questions, some unfiltereden mr. bush comes, he has to answer questions on education. when senator paul comes, he has to answer on his new tax plan. he's going to have to answer things about why he would want to fund an organization that has been caught on tape, possibly committing felonies, engaging in the sale of body parts, essentially. he's going to have to answer questions about his position on univeryuuniversal health care. and he's going to have to explain to voters when he comes here why it is, in spiet of the incredible dedication that thousands of activists have to make sure that the repub llican nominee wins the white house, why isn't mr. trump willing to express that same commitment. mr. trump has every right to be in this race. he's running his campaign in his way. here in new hampshire, we're happy to welcome all of these candidates. but as this campaign continues to unfold, as this primary continues to unfold, new hampshire voters are looking for candidates who can express a depth of knowledge an

. >> unfiltered and unapologetic. >> apologizes like a weak pathetic baby. >> one-on-one with donaldtarts now. >> hello. welcome to "justice." i am judge jeanine pirro. thank you for being with us

that he's unfiltered. but how did morton downey jr.ling him a show. >> i think donald trump -- >> how did morton downey jr. wrestle with that. i'm speaking my mind, despite being a good friend in the early days with the kennedys. >> he put on the best show he could do. people that we talked to all seemed to love him because he was charming. and he just went to the edge and tipped over. there's people who watch the show. >> i think we bought it. i think he was so passionate. even in our film you see great friends of his say, oh, it was all an act. if they wanted him to be a liberal, he would have been a liberal. but he was so passionate and so good and so talented, it's almost hard to believe he was acting. >> for someone who didn't -- you know, i didn't watch the show growing up, i was a little kid, but to get into this world that's fascinating, congratulations on the film. thank you for sharing a little bit more of it with us. you can see it on thursday night, only right here on cnn. 9:00 p.m. eastern. thanks, gentlemen. >> thank you.

he may be in a perfect spot unfiltered style, unfiltered nature plays well in a social media climate.ot be mr. snap chat, his instincts play well in social media. frankly, sometimes a little too quick to fire back if somebody gets under his skin. but it actually is the currency of social media. and he seems more authentic than the rest of the candidates put together all of whom who probably hired social media consultants to help them. there's no doubt in my mind there's not a consultant right now working for donald trump's campaign. >> all right. let's turn to joe biden today. he spoke with the press there and addressed them and when asked if he was running, he said only the reporter you know if you're going to be my running mate and kind of joking and sister, long-time adviser, hasn't had a single conversation about it. is this a weekend story that's going to end with that or are there legs here? >> well look. until he says what he is going to do it's a viable story. i this i the real thing is nothing's changed except hillary clinton's poll numbers. okay? joe biden six months ago sai

outrageous, offensive, anti-social, politically incorrect, unfiltered. >> oh, that's just-- i love that. i love that. >> rose: why do you love that? >> i just love all those things, you know. that's where comedian is supposed to be. >> rose: all that. >> yeah. >> rose: the main thing a comedian should be is authentic. >> and funny. >> rose: funny helps too. >> yeah. but. >> rose: why has this connected, because people somehow deep inside of them, including you, would like to be that character? >> yes, yes. >> rose: would like to be unfillered. >> yes. >> rose: would like to say what son their mind with no consequences. >> right. >> rose: would like to have no social restraints. >> yes, that's exactly right. because we have to be behave a certain way in society. and if we don't, we can't get along. we won't-- social intercourse is just filled with so many lies and deceits. it's all so deceitful, that everybody has all these thoughts that this-- . >> rose: and would it be a better world if in fact everybody expressed all these thoughts. >> i don't think so. >> rose: so it's a good thing.

. >> stay unfiltered. say what i think. be willing to say exactly what i think and hang on to that support. >> let's take a listen to a sound bite from donald trump talking about immigration. >> hey look i'm talking about illegal immigration. a lot of hispanics that are legally in this country they agree with me. i'm getting letters and calls all the time. i think i'm going to -- this will surprise you. i think i'm going to win the hispanics and i think i am going win the african american vote. >> obviously a lot of confidence there from donald trump. he knows he's going to win the african american community and the hispanic vote. let's talk about the other candidates. the second tier debate, a lot of people are writing it off. is that something to be written off or? is there a possibility somebody breaks out of it? >> donald trump has sucked all the oxygen out of the second tier campaign. these are the folks that for the most part would engage with the right of center folks for the ca caucuses and early primaries and they

surprised at how he's been received here and also said that the more he speaks about issues and stays unfiltered the more he seems to resonate with people on the ground in alabama and hearing from people not just here but everywhere we go. new hampshire and iowa, all of them saying the same thing. the straight talk is really a big dru for them and that's what we expect to hear tonight. most of the rallies that i have been at he's been unscripted, talking off the cuff. hitting the big issues, national security. obviously talked about immigration. and that idea that you brought up, this idea of the spectacle coming to see him for the straight talk and the fire versus for the leadership, i mean, a lot of people i talk to have said that they would trust him to lead the country although they're sometimes concerned a little bit about the tone. that's something that people like hillary clinton and jeb bush have pushed back on and something that he's really balked at saying that it's not the time for political correctness anymore. it is the time for straight talk and the time to be straightforward. they

excited crowd, people were excited to hear trump be his usual trump self in unfiltered rhetoric. he commented on how excited they were as he was leaving, kept saying wow, wow. i know in new hampshire he was making similar remarks saying these are my people and they are so passionate and excited. i think he is thriving off the energy of that crowd. i made a football analogy when we were in new hampshire earlier in the week i said wow, it feels more like a football stadium than it does a political event. little did i know we ended up in a football stadium a few days later. >> that was a good move since he had such a large crowd. question for you. do we know if the donald uses a teleprompter or his speeches appear very off the cuff. are they written and prepared or is he winging it out there? >> reporter: it seems to us, we had similar questions, at least i did when i first started covering him. but seems a preplan stream of consciousness, there are consistent themes and refrains, new ways of getting between ideas but one of the things we hear is this story about that bills co, i th

it is very, very consistent and very, very unfiltered. and unless the polls indicate that thus far, the voters seem to like it. >> greta, just quickly -- >> go ahead. >> there is something he mentioned, i think it is worth focusing on. it is an area of substance that he got into when he was asked about the border wall he mentioned an issue, a problem with building the wall previously. the environmental walls that the government has to go through. it is worth noting that the original waived some of those. this is an issue on the border and something he's up on. he talked about i mean, it's close to mexico, if they want to do it for the good weather or something. he does strike a chord that way. a lot of people who don't have jobs. patriotism. donald trump is a good deliverer of a message of economic patriotism as you saw in the clip. . . for now, the positions he's taking, the principles he's taking are resonating in your twitter poll. seems to back that up. >> which actually brings me back to where i started in this segment is the fact th

and the more he talks in an unfiltered way the more people are feeling his vibe.nd he's resonating with him and i think that is what you are getting the physical impact of that is crowds like this. is 42,000 some-odd people theoretically showing up to support him and hear what he has to say. and i think that message is really a branding dream. because people know what to expect from him. and they know they love his straight talk rhetoric and that is what they are hoping to hear tonight. in terms of the substance a lot of that is tbd but no one seems to care much. >> for more former white house aid and gop strategist. susan, the low number 36,000, the high number could be as many as 42,000. regardless it is a huge crowd. is this going to be a turning point in the campaign not only for trump but the republican field? >> it is a game changer. no one saw -- none of the other 16 people running could together get a crowd of 30,000 people. >> what does that say about the other 16? >> well it does go to his celebrity. it does go to people want to see him. they want to hea