and as jimmy kimmel said to him in that interview, why is it unrepublican? think carly fiorina attacked him the other night. why is it unrepublican to take that money and want to spend it on building roads? the implication being that it shouldn't be. the sensationally funny bit, which i know you've seen, where they do a parody of a children's book. and jimmy kimmel and his team imagine donald trump has written a children's book. and we will play you. >> we'll have more of that later. >>> a cabinet secondary used a personal e-mail account for business. defense secretary ash carter realizes it was a mistake. it happened during his first months in office earlier this year. and "the new york times" reports it ended after white house intervention. >>> carter was in baghdad yesterday, offering greater u.s. support if iraq will increase its participation in the fight against isis. the iraqi prime minister said no thanks. his country doesn't want a greater u.s. presence to help take back ramadi from the militants. but carter says that doesn't mean iraq won't change

jimmy kimmel says to him, why is that unrepublican to have wanted roads? we'll show you that later. >> and a book. an interesting book. that was my highlight. >> it's a parody of a children's book, that jimmy kimmel and his written by donald trump. and it's just a sensationally one. >>> democratic presidential hopeful, bernie sanders, is lashing out at the gop front-runner. he used a visit to the mosque, just blocks from the white house, to condemn the anti-muslim rhetoric and hatred inspired by donald trump. >>> supporting american muslims has gotten a professor at a christian college in trouble. larsha hopkins, a christian that teaches political science, was suspended by wheaton college in illinois. hawkins wore a head scarf and declared solidarity with muslims. administrators took difference with her posting. >>> a passenger dispute forced the consolation of a flight bound for amsterdam out of houston. an elderly passenger alerted a light attendant of suspicious behavior by two men who appeared to be middle eastern. they were traveling with were release

. >> this was an un-american plan and unrepublican plan. that's essentially what we said.'m not being an apologist in that regard, but if we as log cabin republicans are asking for a more inclusive party, it doesn't begin and end with gay community. >> well said, thank you for saying it. >>> following the attacks in san bernardino and paris, many americans have security as a top priority. here's a woman this week in south carolina. >> there's too much going on in the world. i think we need to protect america first. >> reporter: do you feel that this is the main issue that you're focus odd when you're considering who to vote for president? >> yes, definitely. >> john, let's get to this thing. i'm not going to put down the trump voters. it sets a fact. number two, i've noticed even though a lot of people, a bulk of people who didn't get to go to college, which is an economic privilege, but he's in the running with people with college degrees. it's only in the larger group where he benefits from people who didn't get the breaks. does that mean they're less willing to support

it is unrepublican. it is unconstitutional. and it is un-american." from a mainstream point of view it's that statement you'd kind of expect. somewhere between righteous and yeah, duh. because there has been so much mainstream revulsion at this proposal by donald trump to ban all muslims from entering this country, that kind of statement is sort of what you're expecting from leaders at all levels who might feel compelled to respond. in republicanville, though, what jennifer horn just did with that statement, she stepped in it. and boy, is she going to get in trouble for doing something like that. state legislators who support the republican presidential front-runner, who support donald trump, have now started an effort to oust jennifer horn as the chair of the republican party of the state of new hampshire because of that statement she put out objecting to donald trump's position that muslims should be banned from this country. it is true that here and there there have been individual republicans who have expressed some dismay or have expressed some c

south carolina republican party said it sends shivers down my back and new hampshire said it was unrepublican and donald trump had three words. too much political correctness and says i don't care. >> jeff zeleny, thanks. the raw politics when coupled with the cnn polling out of iowa, david garrigan and dana bash. david, what's your reaction about trump saying no muslims in america? >> well, anderson, it's striking that he said this on the 74th anniversary of pearl harbor and as you'll recall shortly after pearl harbor, president roosevelt rounded up the japanese american citizens in this country and herded them into camps, the interment camps and that later became a dark stain on america's history of freedom and welcoming people like him. it was long seen as a disgrace -- >> ronald reagan later apologized for that, in fact. >> exactly. what is striking also is if you go back and try to find how americans responded, one poll the team could find came out of southern california after roosevelt was acting on the japanese americans and 75% of people in southern california approved of the intermen

. >> and helping her, that would be very unrepublican indeed.re is zero evidence of an actual conspiracy. but the more trump hangs in there, and republicans fear he won't win but could cost their party the election, the more that theory gains traction. jake. >> all right. you went shaw shank and not x-files. i appreciate it. tom foreman, thanks so much. >> sure. >>> let's talk about trump and the 2016 campaign with christopher buckley, a political satirist and novelist. his new book called "the relic master." it's a great read. a departure from his normal satire. we'll get to that shortly. i want to start with politics. christopher, thanks for being with us. answer this question for me, please, is donald trump a hillary clinton plant? >> donald who? never heard of him. who is this trump you mention? well, if he is a hillary clinton plant, this is the most successful political plant operation in history. i will say to the many mr. trump supporters out there, if you want to elect hillary clinton next november, keep doing what you're doing. you're

that would be very unrepublican, indeed. cnn, washington. >> all right. more stories still to come. accused of a fatal shooting at a women's clinic in colorado interrupts a hearing with outbursts. >> and celebrities are joining a push for stricter gun control. you'll hear their message after this short break. nowhere. now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch, with unique extended release technology, helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's why i choose nicoderm cq. >>> a strange scene at a court hearing for the man charged with shooting up a women's clinic in colorado and killing three people. take a look. >> the babies were supposed to be aborted that baby. could you add that to the list? seal the truth, huh? kill the babies. that's what planned parenthood does. you'll never what i saw in that clinic. atrocities. that's what they want to seal, the babies. >> robert dear also shouted that she was y a quote, warrior for the babies. he's facing 179 felony counts, including first degree murder. >> the deadly mass shooting has led to a push for s

jen for horn called the idea unrepublican and unconstitutional. former vice president dig cheney said this. >> this whole notion that somehow we can say no more muslim, baen a whole religion goes against everything we stand for and believe in. >> jeb bh called it unhinged. chris christie ridiculous. john cakes divisive. marco rubio, defensive. carley fiorina added this. >> we are now going to violate the constitutionanarights of citizens because of donald trump, i don't think so. >> hillary clinton call trump's martinin o'mallele said trump is campaigning at a fascist demagogues. he says, trump sounds more like a lynchmhm than the leader of the united states. >> charlie. thanks. john dickerson is in washington. goodmorning. >> good morning, charlie. >> in looking at all of that reaction, knowing it's hard to read donald trump's mind. why is he doing this? why is he saying this? >> i asked him friday night in theinterview, it sound like you play on the fears people have. he says i'm not playing on fears. this is common sense. he thinks this is comm

of republicans as well including the cha of the new hampshire republican party, she says it's unrepublican, unconstitutional, unamerican. do you have any second thoughts at a all you may have gon too far. person and she's wants to see bush and bush will crash like no one has ever seen before. we've had calls in, thousands and thousands of people. you saw last night we were on a ship. there were thousands of people there. there e were thousands of people outside that couldn't get in and, frankly, it was a standing ovation that wouldn't stop. the people and you did polls. people -- intviewed the people th heard my speech las night and they just want to see something happen. >> so no secondhoughts -- >> we had the preworld trarade center -- a lot forget they tried to blow it up twice. we had so many other incidents and now the last incident in california, n it turns out that $28,000 was depositedhis punk's safety account probably given by some people that we are fighting, something has to be done. if you look at what i'm saying -- >> let me stop you right there. tell us how it's going to work

another year of legislative dysfunction capped by an undemocratic, unrepublican process that uses the threat of another manufactured crisis to impose on an unwilling country the same broken government policies that have repeatedly failed the people they are supposed to serve. the bill moving through congress today and tomorrow, made up of the omnibus spending bill and the tax extenders package and the process that produced it are an affront to the constitution, to the very idea of constitutionalism, and an insult to the american people. we were elected to represent. i'm not even talking about the substance of the bill, which is bad enough and which i'll get to in just a moment. i'm talking about the way it was produced. a small handful of leaders from the two parties got together behind closed doors to decide what the nation's taxing and spending policies would be for the next year. and then after several weeks, the negotiators emerged. grand bargain in hand, confident that the people they deliberately excluded from the policy-making process would now support all 2,242 pages of the le

it's unrepublican, unconstitutional and unamerican.ht now as we await to speak to donald trump himself in just few minutes. we can ask him about this. i feel like the message he put out yesterday is being tweaked a little bit as we dig deeper into it. we'll ask him personally. >> we'll see. there are a lot of polls coming out of iowa that some people believe may shine a light on the way donald trump did this. "new york times" suggesting he fell behind in one poll in iowa. i'm with mark halperin. i don't agree with that. it was more of a reaction to barack obama's speech than anything. >> yeah. for donald trump this rhetoric doesn't come out of the clear blue sky. this is the culmination of months of things we've heard from him whether it's the idea of keeping lists, closing mosques or saying muslims celebrated on rooftop on 9/11. let's look at the latest new survey from public policy polling. 58% of donald trump's supporter in new hampshire believe that thousands of arabs celebrated the 9/11 attacks in new jersey. only 12% believe it d