beyond that, george herbert walker bush passed more domestic and more sick is can domestic legislation than any president lyndon johnson or franklin roosevelt. a lot of people almost don't realize the breadth and debt of domestic achievement and that's one of the reasons it would be good to put all of that in one place in "the quiet man." if there're three or four things that let you take away to take away after reading the book, one of them would be the fact that he came into office after ronald reagan had rebuilt america's strength. ronald reagan made the exceptional investment to rebuild their capacity. although there have been a denial on it, the fact is they took one look at the economic capacity of the united state to build up its military capacity and gorbachev coming into office understood there is absolutely no way they could compete and what he wanted to do was to begin to interact with the u.s. and western allies. reagan built it up and bush understood the opportunity the world have after nearly half a century post world war with two superpowers with tremendous nuclear capab

when he gets in to it, what do you expect bush and walker to do? ell, i know what jeb bush will do he will stay on the issues all the way. smirk at him? like oh my god -- >> -- jeb bush very disciplined. i don't think he is going to smirk or juggle or leave. is he going to stay there and put forth his positions. scott walker i'm not sure yet because we haven't seen enough of him. go ahead. >> walker is eyeing his good standing in iowa where he is working on the ground. so this is maybe not his strategy. and he is maybe not looking to be on top of the heap at the end of this debate in particular. he may just hold his own. i think somebody lower down in the tier may take some shots at trump. >> rand paul is going to throw a grenade. marco rubio might. ted cruz might. everybody say no, no, cruz is a big trump fan. >> he is taking from him. see one side have a debate and have choice who might be their candidate. >> this is the most fun debate ever. >> absolutely. >> i think trump is going to get in there and try to be under control but he will lose cont

there was a man named herbert walker bush. was that his name? .u were right about the herbert and the walker. >> i always try to differentiate by the maples middle names. >> so you vote for ross, and you end up hurting george herbert walker bush and help bill clinton who you don't like as much. so that's what happens. you end up helping the person you don't like. lisa: i understand that. and i understand thatt democrats and republicans should have learned their lessons from ralph naturer -- >> pat paulson. lisa: and pat summers. >> yes. john anderson. lisa: 1980. >> yes. lisa: so cute. however. they should learn their lessons, they should run better candidates because what has happened is these two parties become identical, even though they try to identityda themselves, both parties don't want to spend a bunch of money and they run these bland established candidates who don't do the country any good in the long run. >> i -- lisa: no, i'm not done yet. so then you have the donald trump of the world who threaten to leave and that would be a third pa

john: ross perot got 19% of the vote, 2/3 of which should have gone to george herbert walker bush and would have made the difference. there are a couple of things that have to be looked at to try to explain why history rejected a second term for the president. one of which is the historic fact that since dwight eisenhower, no party has held the white house for more than eight years except once. that was the four years of george bush after ronald reagan. pressureo build up a in this country to change our presidencies on a cyclical basis. if that cyclical theory has any value, it will of extra strong after 12 years. up extra strong after 12 years. reagan and george bush really worked in tandem to bring about some of the major changes. thate bush recognized ronald reagan's build up of our national security system, the defense structure, the peace through strength component of policy, had created the opportunity to deal with the soviet union. you saw a soviet union that could not keep up with the u.s. that is where his personal artful diplomacy made a big difference. charlie: that was his

there was a man named herbert walker bush. was that his name? .u were right about the herbert and the walker. >> i always try to differentiate by the maples middle names. >> so you vote for ross, and you end up hurting george herbert walker bush and help bill clinton who you don't like as much. so that's what happens. you end up helping the person you don't like. lisa: i understand that. and i understand thatt democrats and republicans should have learned their lessons from ralph naturer -- >> pat paulson. lisa: and pat summers. >> yes. john anderson. lisa: 1980. >> yes. lisa: so cute. however. they should learn their lessons, they should run better candidates because what has happened is these two parties become identical, even though they try to identityda themselves, both parties don't want to spend a bunch of money and they run these bland established candidates who don't do the country any good in the long run. >> i -- lisa: no, i'm not done yet. so then you have the donald trump of the world who threaten to leave and that would be a third pa

that is why you are seeing walker and bush doing better. the walker and bush contrast. we will have to leave it there. despite talking negative about me love you are meatloaf, your welcome back anytime. are welcome back anytime. we will be right back. ♪ john: i had fun. we all had fun. we hope you had fun. there is a ton of coverage on bloombergpolitics.com. episodesee our special at 8 p.m. eastern to preview the big show. until then, sayonara. ♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: we begin this evening with the iran nuclear deal. president obama made his case for it this morning as congress prepares to vote on the resolution by september 17. the president made his case at american university where jfk delivered a speech on nuclear diplomacy in 1963. president obama argued that failure to approve the deal would be a historic mistake. he presented it as a choice between war and diplomacy. president obama: i've had to make a lot of tough calls as president.

george herbert walker bush was so hypocritical ronald reagan, he called it voodoo economics.e was solid political career. trish: pigs can fly. >> oh, yeah. trish: sit tight, everyone. we'll keep eye on markets. eric is still with me as we watch a triple point gain. huge rally. it could actually be the two biggest days, this back-to-back rally could make for two biggest day point gains in history. so, is it too late to get in on it? there are those who say, maybe it is overblown? we'll debate all of it right after this. stay tuned with more on "the intelligence report" right after this. ♪ trish: check it out everyone. green on the screen, although we come off the highs we saw earlier in the session. nonetheless if we hold on here, at least at current level, the dow is on track to post biggest two-day gain in history pointwise. fox business's ashley webster, live on new york city. he has senior strategist. "wall street journal's" paul vina, along with eric still with us. we have full on team coverage of a rally, wow in the last five seconds, we went up another 40 points as we w

bush, george herbert walker bush and, as of today, john kasich.thank you for joining us from manchester. you are the most coveted endorser of the granite state in the republican party. you have given the endorsement to john kasich. why? i'm not sure all, any of that is right, but i accept it. i think our party needs to be inclusive and open and welcoming and optimistic and generous. i think john kasich embodies a lot of that. i watched him in various kinds of audiences. i watched the way he responds and he talks a language that people like to hear and inspires confidence. i think he has a great opportunity to win the right number of votes in the electoral college and win. thatnk that is something the republicans can win the election. this is a person that is making a pretty compelling case. mark: everything you said could be said if you endorsed jeb bush. given your longtime closeness with the bush family, why kasich over bush? tom: i'm not going to say anything bad about jeb bush because i admire him and respect him. this has nothing to do with j

political experience, has 40% of the vote in the republican party, which is more than scott walker, jeb bush and marco rubio. you were scott walker, jeb bush, marco rubio, 10 you break through this? michael: talking to those sayaigns, they will something along the lines of we have to ride it out because they're powerless right now. can't take him on directly because donald trump has more free air time than they do. monopolizing cable news every day and he's better at people than they are. gwen: did he insult you? michael: he did not insult me. he was nice to me. whenever a reporter talks to trump, there's always the threat. he makes clear the threat, like, don't write a good article about me, the tweet is coming. i think he was happy enough to of "time"cover magazine, that i got a pass. about thee talking tea party and donald trump this week is partnering up, announced anotherpartner up with insurgent presidential cruz, to hostator or i guess participate in an deal rally in washington, d.c. what's in his mind about partnering up with another candidate?l gwen: what's in cruz's mind? my mother

i think trump will stay there, bush walker. others have a chance. i would really encourage people to watch the debate forum at 5:00 p.m. on thursday because there are some really great candidates and on the republican side you have choices. you have lots of people. that 5:00 one could be a little bit more telling about what could happen in the future after this primetime debate because some of those people are going to shine and others are going to drop out. >> i totally agree. in that 5:00 for sure one will end up in the top ten in a matter of time. that's why it's so important. people they are putting it on instead of our show. that's how important and good it is. it's taking our slot. >>> i want to ask you about the strategy for the debate that was mentioned here. does jeb bush have to do anything to attack the other candidates? what do you think if you're advising him his strategy should be? >> i'm not for personal insults and attacks. i don't like that as a viewer. if you look at republican women, they don't typically like that from anybody. an

he'll be flanked by bush and scott walker. what happens tonight? how will donald trump do will we see fireworks? we'll find out as the candidates face off for the first time. joining me now is chris matthews, also mitt romney's deputy campaign manager in the 2012 presidential race. and msnbc political correspondent casey hunt. let's start with you, chris matthews, all eyes are going to be on donald trump. the first time we see him on stage. i'm wondering, does he have more to worry about from the other candidates who are up there with him, or these months raters. >> i think the moderators are his problem. they're very respected people in the business they're not people can did, throw them off to the side. if he tries that he will be booed, if people don't hear the booing, they'll be doing it at home. he can't go after megyn kelly. they're going to ask tough questions, the real test of wits, when he doesn't answer the question or comes off with some off the wall response like i'm going to get the mexicans to pay are to the wall. when they say come o

trump, walker bush on top. chris christie john kasich or possibly rick perry rounding out top ten. all three were talking issues at last night's voter forum. >> you can secure the border. >> it was a big opportunity for those at the top slamming the fight against isis. >> creating strategy and sticking with it. >> those in the middle -- >> we need a new gop. >> and those not expected to make thursday's prime time debate. bobby jindal took on iran. >> this is a bad deal. >> donald trump was a no show. he's pulling 24% many new hampshire. our wall street journal poll says republican ares almost evenly split on whether trump is helping or hurting the party. marco rubio is the candidate most primary voters say they could support. as for democrats -- >> i'd love hillary clinton or joe biden. >> i can't wait to get in the ring with clinton or biden. >> these new ads start rungning in new hampshire and iowa. >>> and schumer is teaming up with a powerful family member in a call for tighter gun control for violent criminals and dangerously mental ill. kate snow reports. >> i was dead sober.

. >> reporter: and coming up the top 10 featuring donald trump, jeb bush, scott walker, mike huckaby -- former florida governor jeb bush; wisconsin governor scott walker; former arkansas governor mike huckabee; retired neurosurgeon ben carson; texas senator ted cruz; florida senator marco rubio; kentucky senator rand paul; new jersey governor chris christie; and ohio governor john kasich. trump is front and center as leader and as the most likely target. . >> they will try knock down donald trump because you don't get to the stage where walker, bush and rubio compete for support till donald trump is out of the picture. >> reporter: some of the candidates have their game plan, aimed at earning voter support. >> you will hear me talk about my tax proposal, balancing the budget in 5 years. i have a federal plan. >> i try to work on being authentic. that is what people are looking for. someone they can trust. someone who knows who they are and what they want to do. >> reporter: what they are looking for is an attack of president obama's policies. the white house says they expect that to b

bush and walker didn't make the final sale. they didn't hurt themselves but people aren't saying, that's my guy. and fiorina is going to have another look. >> marco rubio had a great night. some of them were engaging with trump. he was one who made the argument that look, i'm i'm the candidate for the next century and i'm going to rise above it. he did well. john kasich presented himself well and he is still polling in our cbs news polls at 1% or 2%. he showed in front of a hometown crowd that he has good ideas and a sense of humor and made a nod to the people donald trump is appealing to. he laid out his own platform. >> jeannie? >> i agree with the assessments that have been made. i think in the case of rubio, what made him step apart from the rest is that they threw a couple of zingers at him and he navigated them right there in lifetime in front of people, really professionally and in a polished way. he was basically invited to say something bad about jeb. he didn't. he stepped away from that. so i think that thinking on yo

it won't be walker, and it won't be bush. why?y've got enough turf to protect, they don't have to do an awful lot. trump's got to get through this without coming out looking silly, and tomorrow's stories will probably be about donald trump reversing a position or sounding like he's a president. liz: google trends is a beautiful thing, and they have this map, ron, that shows what people are searching on google. and if you look at it, the color that they're all searching for that looks like the whole map is basically drenched in is the color that corresponds with donald trump. i believe it's red. can we show that? >> red. lizly right. exactly. and then the others are maybe jeb bush has certain little pockets, and scott walker has a pocket to, but the rest of them barely register a flicker of jackson pollack's paint. i think that there's a potential for a disappointment here. >> well, i think that's right. i think the american people, by and large, are tired of hearing from establishment republicans and establishment democrats of all

in the suffolk university poll, donald trump holds a five-point lead over scott walker. bush is in seventh place with just the support of 5% of caucusgoers. bush tried to get back on track by going after hillary clinton. craig boswell reports. >> reporter: gop presidential candidate jeb bush went on the attack against democratic front-runner hillary clinton during his speech at the reagan presidential library tuesday night. partly blaming her for the rise of isis. >> isis grew while the united states disengaged from the middle east and ignored the threat. and where was the secretary of state? where was secretary of state clinton in all of this? >> reporter: clinton's campaign accused bush of rewriting history in iraq. billionaire businessman donald trump took the stage in michigan for his first post-debate appearance. the front-runner in two new polls in new hampshire and iowa attacked bush on china, women's issues, and immigration. >> i think that jeb's answer the other day on women's health issues is a disaster. >> reporter: despite leading in the polls, iowa republicans ga

george rivherbert walker bush s thing.er is the frontrunner this early on shouldn't feel too comfortable with that designation. >> herman cain was doing very well at this point, remember? >> oh, i do. >> james rosen live for us. thank you for getting up early to bring us that report in cleveland. >> just because they didn't make the top 10 doesn't mean they aren't candidates to watch. charles krauthammer explains why it could be a good opportunity for lesser known candidates to make their mark. >> fiorina, she is extremely articula articulate. she is not that well-known. she doesn't senator the name recognition. she could distinguish herself later on in the top 10 and also rick perry. he's much improved over 2012. and he has the glasses. that could take him a long way. >> heather and i are doing this right after this block we are going to download the fox news election hq 2016 apps for our iphones. we are going to be able to score the candidates while we are watching the debate live after rating their responses you are goi

. >> rose: busch and walker. bush. >> rose: we talked about the debate performance of walker but in terms of going forward, is scott walker better off today than a week ago? >> i think hest not better off than a week ago because he continues to have the problem they all have. on the debate, he did not do anything bad, he did not really stand out on that stage, and all of them have the same problem, struggling with trump, and he has decided, walker -- i said he could straddle between the establishment and the debate, he's catering strongly to the base and making a strong play in iowa. and right now in this era, in the thicker ray of trump-ism, it's hard for people with that message to break through. >> the problem is none of these people, even jeb bush, none is well-known. >> rose: because we've all been talking donald trump. >> in that debate with 24 million watching -- >> rose: but john kasich got better known -- i'm basing this on what people said since the debate -- john john kasich. >> but this is the case with wa

extent huckabee did well even though no one knows where he's headed. >> and you are right about walker and bush>> they were flat. >> and walker didn't distinguish himself. he didn't hurt himself. >> they it will need to divide the field up. tea party and establishment. two establishment people, the hot one was among the donor class was jeb bush. but hasn't caught on with the voters. >> didn't catch on. >> and i think it is early still, but those donors are looking at kasich as a back up. they it are comfortable with him and has a tremendous record on paper. >> that undermines christie. >> totally. and in new hampshire kasich is second place in the polls and his strategy is win. >> another winner was hillary clinton. she's had a terrible, terrible couple of weeks. >> i would say so. >> and with the investigations, with the scrutiny of the donations and constant attention to the 30000 e-mails and classified information, at least four of them. what her campaign will continue to do is keeping the focus on donald trump, but also the position that a lot of the candidates took on social issues that wa

i think bush and walker did not quite make the final sale. they did not hurt themselves. i think carly fiorina is going to need another look. nancy: i agree with ed that marco rubio had a great night. some of them were engaging with trump. he was one who sort of made the i am post tok, thousands, i am a candidate for the next century. i am going to rise above. i thought john kasich presented himself well. he had a really low bar. he is still pulling at 1% or 2%. he showed in front of a hometown crowd that he has good ideas and a sense of humor. he made a nod to the people who donald trump is appealing to. he said, i get it, i understand why they like him. but he laid out his own platform. jeanne: they threw a couple zingers at marco rubio and he navigated them right there in live time in front of people, really professionally and in a polished way. he was basically invited to say something bad about jed. he didn't. he stepped away from that. i think that thinking on your was pretty impressive from him and i think that's what made van,ave a better night say, bush and walke

with sinking about pulling on my phone to show you george defilade us walker bush. think about her name. [applause] .org some places not everybody gets it but here word would she is the of love of never life. with the name of georgia that we brought up our children it is a little bit of the training program to take care of grandchildren but they make you go through another trading process to babysit. [laughter] we have to do it twice and when i am alone her nickname is 41. [laughter] and what relates to the subject matter is she would be a quadra- eight texas american end of iraqi canadian americans and she has a lot of diversity that is the for ruth the nature of the country and when she pulls out the form to fill out she will say not applicable and that is the way it should be when we take away identity politics. perspective of where we come from. it may be a leading indicator of things to come in our country. [applause] it is an incredible honor to be with you today ronald reagan was in bismarck north dakota at the state party convention in 1980. you may have bee

so what is the strategy of walker and bush?they going to sit back and just sort of let trump duel it out with the lesser knowns or will they sort of perhaps jump in on the feeding frenzy? >> the strategy for all of trump's competitors seems to be don't take the first shot. don't make that first punch and anger trump and seems like according to advisers, they're all coming armed with information about the trump record, past affiliations with the democrats, past donations and be ready if trump targets them to come back at him. >> there's a lot we should mention. support of abortion rights, support of universal health care, support of progressive taxes, a lot of ammo. bob, one guy who's had somewhat of a drop over a last month and i thought did really well last night at the new hampshire candidates forum is marco rubio. well spoken. had detail. but he is taken a real hit in polls over a last month and some attribute it to the support of trump. how important do you think it is nor rubio on thursday night and have to do to get back

bush, george herbert walker bush, bill clinton, all talking about china before the election. it changed when they became commander-in-chief. that part about walling ourselves off from china which could have to effects for our ofnomy -- it is that sort tough talk, it appeals in the primary, it appeals in an election. its way out ined actual practice. here we see rubio demonstrating the skills, his communication ability. he is talking tough there and appealing to some of the fears on china while also being very nuanced. he does not want to cancel a visit from china's president, he does not want -- he just doesn't want to have any public events with him. he is trying to thread the needle there. he does a pretty effectively. host: and governor scott walker calling for the president to cancel the state is a completely. let's go to richard joining us for mississippi. good morning. caller: good morning gentlemen. thank you for c-span. this is a little offsetting but it concerns money going to the rich. bill goes up power every month, every year. 200,holds now are paying 300, 400 mon

we're talking about donald trump gaining against hillary as well as walker, bush, bush starting to fade a lot. when do we get more clarity on the rumors out there. joe biden is considering jumping, in al gore is considering jumping in. you heard about them hitting the panic button but not necessarily panicking. they must have a finger on it. if they're not ready to push it now, when? >> joe biden, if he's going to get in, he needs to get in quickly. he said he will not make a decision to the end of the summer. some of his advisers say that won't be till the end of september. they're waiting to see if she's really going to implode or whether she might get indicted. that's a long way off because these fbi investigations take a lot of time. >> right. >> it's a huge test for james thome at the fbi because he went after david petraeus. that david petraeus precedent is huge in this case because they can't get around the fact that she's -- the treatment of her classifi classified e-mails were a serious problem. >> susan, an indictment may be around the corner. it could take a long time. but im

another good sign is for jeb bush and scott walker. bush has been a beneficiary of the rise because none of the other candidates gained footing in the race. and only 9% of voters said they would never vote for walker so he is showing high numbers and must be feeling good about that. >> let's drill down on the numbers more. when asked among republican primary voters likely voters who would like to see as your gop nominee trump at 26%. in mid-july it was 18%. scott walker dropped from 15% then to 9% now. and there you see the rest of the field, carson cruz huckabee kasich and i should point out this is not the poll that is going to determine which of the top 10 are on the stage for the big debate. it is an average of the polls. it is not strictly up to fox news polls. carly fiorina, governor perry, governor jindel, and other former governors. the field is crowded but some of the folks will have to department who is on the shake shakiest ground? >> i would point to rick santorum. this is someone who did very well in iowa in 2012 and he was loo

i think it will be hard for walker and bush to do that >> you will not see the tweeting donald trump attacking this one and that one. he will respond if attacked or respond to the attack but i don't think he will go after other people on the stage if he doesn't have it. >> reporter: the other seven gop candidates will have their own chance to debate each other at 5 p.m. eastern time tomorrow aired on fox news and taking center stage there is former texas governor rick perry who was just edged out of the primetime debate by the hometown favorite here ohio governor john kasich. >> that last prime time spot went to john kasich meaning rick perry got relegated to the earlier forum. we are joined by a political editor for the boston globe and jonathan is here as well. first of all, are you surprised at the ten who made the list? >> not completely surprised. i think if you had ask me if kasich was going to be in the debate i would say not so sure. but we saw the polls trend toward his direction giving him the final lift he meaded to take to the top ten. that is in no small part because of

so biden will be like the george herbert walker bush to reagan, to get the four years.bow on the present, you know, a reward for eight years of obama, you get four years of biden. lou: we can do that for people. if i am president for four years. >> the job isn't that important. it's like a gift. lou: i'm thinking interfering with the gift might be people like donald trump, jeb bush, scott walker. >> how dare they? that is just rude! >> that's a strong group of people running for the republican nomination. i've never seen it stronger. >> yeah, you got a lot of governors in there, a lot of young, smart senators. a few wild cards in there with trump and carly and even ben carson who is also wild card, political novices and amazing governors and it's probably the strongest presidential group since the 1300s, lou. lou: the 1300s? >> yes, when our country was founded. lou: exactly, and anticipating as we did in the 1300s, i'm trying tong who was here in the 1300s, the vikings certainly had been. >> the factor had just started. lou: that's right. [ laughter ] >> for almost 800

i think bush ask walker did not make the final sale. they didn't hurt themselves, but people aren't saying, "that's my guy, i want to go for him today." and i think carly fiorina is going to get another look here. >> rose: nancy? >> i agree with ed that marco rubio had a great night. he sort of sailed above it all. some of them were engaging with trump. he is the one who made the argument i'm post-2000. i'm the candidate for the next century. and, you know, i'm just going to rise above the morass. i thought he did well. i thought john kasich-- >> john did well. >> presented himself well, and he had a really low bar. he's still polling in our cbs news polls at 1% or 2%. so, you know, he showed in front of a hometown crowd that was very supportive of him that he's got good ideas and he's got a sense of humor. he made a nod to the people who donald trump is appealing to. he said, "i get it." >> rose: as did marco rubio. >> he said i understand why they like him but he laid out his own platform. >> rose: jeanne? >> i agree with the assessme

tromp leading, walker, bush. the miami herald knows this. th the first presidential debate to be held thursday, a new poll finds that the majority of republicans and republican leading -- leaning independents favored jeb bush favorably. front page of the new york times this morning has a story about jeb bush's campaign. they see the outside of the trump surge in the republican field. that is because they know this. there is also this on the front page of the washington post this morning. a lengthy story about senator lindsey graham and his military service. they note that according to a freedom of information -- to a military record under the freedom of information they granted him the privilege of rank with few exceptions in return. according to congress, the air force promoted him twice for that you can see in the washington post this morning. also this headline in the washington post. senator rand paul after the debate -- he will seek out an edge as a dove in a sea of hawks. voting tonight in new hampshire -- this is the order of candidate

with sinking about pulling on my phone to show you george defilade us walker bush. think about her name. [applause] .org some places not everybody gets it but here word would she is the of love of never life. with the name of georgia that we brought up our children it is a little bit of the training program to take care of grandchildren but they make you go through another trading process to babysit. [laughter] we have to do it twice and when i am alone her nickname is 41. [laughter] and what relates to the subject matter is she would be a quadra- eight texas american end of iraqi canadian americans and she has a lot of diversity that is the for ruth the nature of the country and when she pulls out the form to fill out she will say not applicable and that is the way it should be when we take away identity politics. perspective of where we come from. it may be a leading indicator of things to come in our country. [applause] it is an incredible honor to be with you today ronald reagan was in bismarck north dakota at the state party convention in 1980. you may have bee

scott walker and jeb bush. the candidates she could face. >>> breaking news overnight. two people killed when a circus tent collapsed in lancaster, new hampshire. 27 people were hospitalized. 100 people were inside the tent watching the walker brothers circus circus. this man's 4-year-old son was badly injured. >> i believe it was a pole. he took it to the upper side of the left eye to the forehead. cut him open pretty good. all i saw was blood when i looked down. >> officials are not releasing the names of the people two killed. describing the victims as a young man and young girl. >>> troubling news this morning on the war against isis. pentagon officials say isis remains as strong as it was a year ago. the official says iraqi security forces and isis are in a stalemate. the good news says the official isis is no longer making rapid advances which the pentagon considers progress. >>> the first battle field fatal fatality fatality. the syrian fighter was killed with the al qaeda affiliate. it triggered the first air strike in the syrian backed force. it has faced challe

jeb bush, marco rubio, scott walker, and carly fiorina were in attendance. we are in open phones. go ahead with your thoughts, william in prescott, arizona, a republican. caller: good morning. i was watching about our climate change in the united states, how some companies will restrict stuff and yet china keeps building one cold plan every week. -- coal plant every week. i heard on tv once that back in the viking days, ozone was worse. i do think there is climate change but we are not going to be able to do anything if we cut our economy off here. china is going to keep on building and building and polluting the world so it really is not going to do anything. i am sure glad for c-span. i just woke up in a casino. i had been watching about alzheimer's, which is fantastic. they are not trying to do everything's i think they should be doing. thank you very much. host: robert in mesa, arizona an independent caller. caller: about climate control the reason that people -- climate change, not control. the reason that people do not believe that there is actually climate change is that po

in the back of the pack, some former front-runners, bush, walker, paul, huckabee, kasich and perry rounding the top 12. >>> coming up later in the broadcast -- more debate. do you remember this one? >> i was appointed u.s. attorney by president bush on september 10th, 2001. the world changed enormously the next day. and it happened in my state. >> it was an impressive retort to rand paul, but was it all true? retort did you leave behind something reliable? something that felt like... home? and now you can't connect the way you used to... because you switched wireless carriers and are getting a less reliable connection. it's okay. we're still here for you and we'll be happy to have you back on a reliable network. come home to verizon and get 10 gigs for $80 a month plus $15 per line. only at verizon. just in case you were wondering what cheerios are made of whole. grain. oats. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've

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walker bush had this warning for congress.et us be clear there is no credible alternative for congress to prevent u.s. participation in the nuclear deal. if we walk away, we walk away alone, decades of experience suggests there are moments that should not be squandered. president nixon real lazed with china and regan realized it with the soviet union >>> we are back, while president obama and other proponents of the nuclear deal with iran got a huge boost this weekend when minority leader harry reid announced his support. in fact, today michigan senator debbie stab now became the 28th senator to back it. the president needs 34 votes to sustain a veto if it comes to that. but look at these numbers from the latest quinnipiac poll in three key swing states. he's not a good negotiator, he gives everything away, he's squandered america's greatness. so you'll reject this deal where you'll have countries around the world who republicans say they can't trust obama because he doesn't keep his word so now they're going to yank out a dea

then bush and walker, paul, huckabee, kasich and perry rounding out the top 12. >>> coming up later incast, more debate. do you remember this one? >> i was appointed the u.s. attorney by president bush on september 11th, 2001, and the world changed enormously the next day. and it happened in my state. >> it was an impressive retort >>> welcome back. president obama has been making the hard sale on the iran nuclear deal this week. in a speech in washington he compared republican critics to iranian hard liners but he received a major blow when one of the senior members of his own party, senator schumer released a statement saying he would not support the deal. claire mccaskill hasn't made up her mind, and also author of a new book. we'll get to that later. why haven't you decided yet? what are you waiting for? >> i'm trying to methodically go through and contact all of the countries that hold iran's money right now. one thing that keeps getting tossed out there is if we do this deal, they're going to get $150 billion. the number is more like $60 billion. >> it's a lot of money. >> it's a