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i thought mike huckabee had a good night. i thought jeb bush got better as the night went along, and i thought mike huckabee had some good lines as well. and scott walker was solid. so you know there were -- there were -- i think marco rubio is right. there were a lot of good candidates last evening. >> speaking of mike huckabee. i want to play a snippet of something you thought he was very effective at doing this. >> ronald reagan said trust but verify. president obama is trust but villify. he trusts our enemies and villefies everyone who disagrees with him. the reason we disagree has nothing to do with party. >> what about the moment made him stand out? >> i think that's a great moment for him because it's -- it's an attack on obama. it's not an attack on another candidate. it separates the democrats from republicans and it draws foreign policy in. one of the things that's getting lost right now is we are in the moild of milled middle of a very bad debate over iran. that needed to be talked about last night and drew that in

>> i have a long time difference with mike huckabee on many policies and i don't like that he kneecaps the entire field talking about entitlement reform is it some kind of crime that we cannot even broach thaot. i'm also not a fan of donald trump. >> as a libertarian, that means that he's going to be right about half the time. so he wants to avoid some of the same impression that i would like to avoid. and so i say, the worst, bobby jindal. , he seems to pander more than everyone. but he has so little chance i don't want to waste it on him and i'm afraid i will have to join you guys on trump. he has hugely confident opinions about things. stossel: to me, the biggest one is the deficit spending and the growth of government. america is going broke because current and previous politicians spent and promised so much. today's candidates, i will say be responsive. >> we balance the budget, jobs, we cut taxes, we balance every budget. >> i have vetoed 20 separate line items. >> he reduced florida spending by 8% per year. my colleague when he was governor of arkansas increased spending by 3% p

i would watch out for mike huckabee. jeb bush is going to sit there and try not to harm anybody or let any one harm him. but i think mike huckabee is the one that is going to try to land a couple jabs. >> notably both of them have television experience. >> no doubt about that. 50 minutes away. we will be live two hours after the debate is over. soon as it is done. come of on back. we'll got to full analysis. if you missed debate. jeffrey lord. thank you. welcome to cnn. anna navaro donna brazile. we'll see all of them tonight. what it takes to pin donald trump down on some specifics. something that can be a challenge. certainly even one-on-one. are voters as focused on it as his opponents might hope they will be at this stage? later the top brass of the pentagon hacked. russia the prime suspect. this is incredible. new details are breaking as we speak. >> announcer: thursday night primetime on cnn. anderson cooper 360 is brought to you by -- that's amazing. it's amazing. this is amazing. thats amazing! real people are di

after the break, mike huckabee announces plans to visit israel. he's been quite critical of the president's iran deal and many, many risks that it poses to israel's future. we're going to talk about all of that next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ trish: all right. welcome back to "the intelligence report," everyone. a quick check on the markets, stocks rising today, bouncing back after starting the trading day lower. up 56 on the dow, 9 on the s&p, nasdaq up 38 points, a gain of almost 1%, seven-tenths of a percent. manufacturing in new york state contracting in august at the fastest pace since the great recession. it's been pulled down by sharp declines in new orders and shipments. the empire state index plunging to -15 from a positive, actually the lowest level we've seen since 2009. home builders slightly more optimistic about the housing market this month. the nahb/wells fargo builder sentiment index rise anything august to 61, the highest level since 2005. we're going to have more "intelligence report" talking donald trump and a whole lot of other things r

mike huckabee didn't show up tonight. we called his campaign last week and we never got an explanation for him. i don't know why mike huckabee didn't go, but strange he didn't. the biggest outstanding empty chair tonight was from the distant front-runner for the republican nomination, donald trump. donald trump was not there tonight answering any questions at this forum. he explained basically he didn't like the newspaper that had convened the forum in the first place. they wrote an editorial about him he didn't like, so he would not do their event. mr. trump could not stay away entirely, though. he did pose his own questions to all the candidates on his facebook page. >> i would like to ask all of the candidates that as politicians and really people that don't negotiate jobs and much of other things, how are you going to make america great again? >> that was donald trump's contribution to the new hampshire candidate forum tonight. they didn't ask that question nor did they play the tape. it would have helped their rating

finally tucker didstep down, and mike huckabee was sworn in. >> mike huckabee, nobody remembers this about him but he only became governor of arkansas because he threatened to impeach the sitting governor who had only been in office for a hot minute but he'd gotten wrapped up in the strange clinton era whitewater scandal. becoming governor because the previous guy had to go. that is not a super common phenomenon but that's how two candidates, mike huckabee and rick perry got their start in the job that catapulted them to presidential contention. governors in the presidential field this year, they are kind of an unusual crop. and they are interesting. not your typical group especially when you dig into the archives to find out where they came from. >> i'm not going to go down there with the intent purpose of being a maverick but i'm not going down there to let anybody push me around. i could care less. >> that is a very shaggy haired john kasich of ohio. john kasich the governor of ohio but unlike most of the other governors in the race this year, his stint as a governor is not actual

one guy who's been polling decently well is mike huckabee. he was on fox news for some time. he's been very outspoken about the recent supreme court decision regarding gay marriage. you had an article about how some in the party, they killed a referendum or amendment to the platform that would have been against gay marriage in a very forceful way. do you think party officials are worried about huckabee tonight and how does he make a stand tonight? >> mike huckabee has to go out there and sort of drive those issues, same way ted cruz does, drive the social conservative agenda of things like opposition to gay marriage. he's going to do that and that's his way to sort of go from where he is, four or five in the polls, maybe to go back up to where he was when he won in iowa in 2008. party officials aren't too worried about it. they have to disagree with mike huk bewhen it comes to these things if they want to win the general election next november. a lot of the rapid response is taking place right on stage right next to mike buck hee. >> rebecca, you had a great piece about the k

then he mixed it up big-time with mike huckabee. christie would essentially reform social security by raising the eligibility age and means testing. mike huckabee says that's theft. watch. >> he's not lying. just wrong. i'm the only guy on the stage who put out a detailed 12-point plan on entitlement reform. >> nobody in this country is on social security because they made the decision when they were starting, who at 14 they wanted to trust some of their money with the government. >> whole bunch of candidates today are in georgia for the big red state conference which starts tonight and in new hampshire today, jeb bush stopped off at a lobster house in new hampshire and he is campaigning there, and frankly was asked a number of times about what' some critics say was a tepid dedebate performance and he said eights not about one or two debates. a campaign is a long haul of persuading lots lots of people. so you can hear him dismissing yesterday and trying to move on because he wasn't the standout and clear i didn't make the headlines.

>> you just said mike huckabee talking about the constitution means he is analogous to terrorists. it's ridiculous. their stance on women and reproductive issues. this is what democrats do. they obfuscate to try to get if they should be forced to pay for abortions because they are funded by taxpayers, they are overwhelmingly opposed. it is republicans are have the majority, another instance where you have all these articles about how the republicans are beholden. >> hang on. what do you make? is it going to be a problem that her husband was trying to give a speech in north korea or the congo. what do you think? >> they told him you can't go speak in the congo or north korea. this family would ask that. >> what do you think? >> have a we all got an invitation? let me ask my wife because we didn't really want to go. i think is just being polite. >> ii think there was a bagel paycheck at the end of the rainbow. >> what do you think? it would have been bad if all of a sudden he was in a photo shoot or photo with the leader of the congo or north korea. he knows what he's doing and likel

obviously ted cruz doing well, ben carson doing well, mike huckabee doing well. that's not surprising. that's the sort of people you would expect to be doing well. >> it struck me that donald trump is up there on top there. >> yeah, i know. i mean i think it's hard to explain. like a lot of these polls. the conventional wisdom has been wrong time and time again when it comes to donald trump. first we said -- i've been guilty of this. he wasn't going to get in the race and when he got in the race he wasn't going to do well. once he was doing well, he wasn't going to last that long. we've been constantly wrong and people are saying it's just august and that's going to go away. the donald trump lead is going to go away. i don't know. there are a lot of things that people who analyze this for a living are looking at it saying it's hard to explain. that may be another example. >> i wasn't suggesting that mr. trump is the anti-christ or anything but you wouldn't predict that spector to be supportive of pim. the fox poll, when it's asking who is qualified to be the pres

>> i have a long time difference with mike huckabee on many policies and i don't like that he kneecaps the entire field talking about entitlement reform is it some kind of crime that we cannot even broach that subject because it has to be dealt with. and i think that that's a cheap shot. i'm also not a fan of donald trump. >> as a libertarian, that means that he's going to be right about half the time. so he wants to avoid some of the same impression that i would like to avoid. and so i say, the worst, bobby jindal. , he seems to pander more than everyone. but he has so little chance i don't want to waste it on him and i'm afraid i will have to join you guys on trump. he has hugely confident opinions about things. stossel: to me, the biggest one is the deficit spending and the growth of government. america is going broke because current and previous politicians spent and promised so much. today's candidates, i will say be responsive. >> we balance the budget, jobs, we cut taxes, we balance every budget. >> i have vetoed 20 separate line items. >> he reduced florida spending by 8% per y

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it's a tie between john kasich, mike huckabee has ben carson. host: how did they catch your attention? caller: i don't think anybody expected the governor to be able become the light of the entire debate. i'm not a republican, i am a democrat. mike huckabee has come around somewhat from his views in the past, but he seems to have stood for the american people. go -- as the safety nets people are not into reality. they are in their fantasy world about how you eliminate, but he is looking at reality. ben carson is a very smart man overall. even though he may have never really been in government and he has been in medicine most of his life, he is a brilliant young man. he is very knowledgeable about almost everything they were talking about. he has an answer for it because showows this has been a for a lot of these politicians. i believe they have been bought. the reason why donald trump is causing so much flair is nobody can buy him. everybody else can be bought. and they have been bought. he iss the reason why saying what he is saying because he

we'll sit down with republican presidential candidate mike huckabee who just met with the deal's biggest critic, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >>> i'd like to have the election tomorrow. i don't want to wait. >> donald trump attracts 30,000 to a football stadium in alabama. is he now the man to beat? we'll ask our sunday panel. and the fight over government funding for planned parenthood after a new video draws outrage, all right now on "fox news sunday." >> hello again for fox news in washington. exciting news in d.c., something everyone many this divided town can actually agree on. [ squealing ] >> the national zoo's giant panda mei xiang had two panda cubs yesterday. she delivered the first cub in the afternoon, but the surprise second cub came after 10:00 last night. >> we developed a bunch of strategies to be able to swap the cubs, but it's ultimately up to mei xiang and how cooperative she is with us. obviously these are her cubs and she's not too keen on us taking them from her. >> the cub's big sister bao bao celebrates her second birthday today. >>> now to the new i

she's ahead of chris christie, she's ahead of mike huckabee, she's killing rand paul. carly fiorina has beaten rand paul and mike huckabee in two of the three national polls that have been taken since the first debate. she's beaten chris christie in all three of the national polls taken since the first debate. but cnn is planning on putting chris christie in the debate and mike huckabee and rand paul but not her. even though she is kicking their butts. so honestly, i sort of feel like all of the candidates should be complaining about this. right now it's carly fiorina's campaign that's complaining the loudest because hers is the campaign that's most obviously hurt right now by this dumb new system that republicans have decided to live by this year. but the last time they did it in the first debate, it was the rick perry campaign who most legitimately had a claim to being unfairly hurt by that ten-candidate cutoff. it was almost also ted cruz who got almost hurt by that cutoff last time. carly fiorina this time, who knows who it's going to be next time. all the candidat

she's ahead of chris christie, she's ahead of mike huckabee, she's killing rand paul. carly fiorina has beaten rands paul and mike huckabee in two of the three national polls that have been taken since the first debate. she's beaten chris christie in all three of the national polls taken since the first debate. but cnn is planning on putting chris christie in the debate and mike huckabee and rand paul but not her. even though she is kicking their butts. so honestly, i sort of feel like all of the candidates should be complaining about this. right now it's carly fiorina's campaign that's complaining the loudest because hers is the campaign that's most obviously hurt right now by this dumb new system that republicans have decided to live by this year. but the last time they did it in the first debate, it was the rick perry campaign who most legitimately had a claim to being unfairly hurt by that ten-candidate cutoff. it was almost also ted cruz who got almost hurt by that cutoff last time. carly fiorina this time, who knows who it's going to be next time. all the candida

taking the stage is mike huckabee and ted cruz and jeb bush and scott walker. each one asked to talk about what the world to look like if they were elected president. >> we have to begin to lead

in missouri that you knew that mike huckabee was really popular. he was at the things we talk about in our ad, faith and family, very conservative values. we knew that add, mike huckabee is good and television. it was a powerful and. they took that down and put up another ad about faith and family and the fate of freedom but it was flames of freedom and weird and just our opinion collectively within my campaign that it wasn't -- >> host: uk said it could republican strategist. >> guest: if we know the state and you know the voters, so i reached out a couple of people that i knew and said you ought to tell them that we don't think that's a very good ahead. somebody from their campaign call our campaign and then i told the pollster a sign to talk to them in broad generalities just about what we thought the huckabee adds were so good and they took our advice. it was a general advice given, no polling data exchange for anything of that nature. we gave them what we thought and then -- host literally within hours. >> guest: we were like we couldn't belie

we'll sit down with republican presidential candidate mike huckabee, who just met with the deal's biggest critic, benjamin netanyahu. >> i'd like to have the election tomorrow. i don't want to wait. >> donald trump attracts 30,000 to a football stadium in alabama. is he now the man to beat? we'll ask our sunday panel. >>> a fight over government funding for planned parenthood after a new video draws outrage. >>> hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with exciting news here in d.c., something everyone in this divided town can actually agree on. the national zoo's giant panda had two panda cubs yesterday. she delivered the first cub in the afternoon, but the surprise second cub came just after 10:00 last night. >> we've developed a bunch of strategies to be able to swap the cubs, but it's ultimately up to mei shang. obviously these are her cubs and she's not keen on us taking them from her. >> the cub's big sister celebrates her second birthday today. >>> now to new information about hillary clinton's use of a secretary of state. more than 300 of her e-mails have been flagged fo

finally, tucker did step down and mike huckabee was sworn in. >> mike huckabee. nobody really remembers this about him, but he only became governor of arkansas because he threatened to impeach the sitting governor who had only been in office for a hot minute, but he'd gotten wrapped up in the strange clinton era white water scandal. becoming governor because the previous guy had to go, that is not a supercommon phenomenon in american politics, but that's how two candidates this year, that's how mike huckabee and rick perry both got their start in the job that eventually catapulted them into republican contention. the governors in the republican presidential field this year, they're kind of an unusual crop. and they're interesting. not your typical group, especially when you dig into the archives to find out where they came from. >> i'm not going to go down there with the intent purpose of being a maverick, but i'm not going down there to let anybody push me around or tell me what to do. i could care less. >> that is a very shaggy-haired john kasich of ohio. curre

we will ask him and talk to former arkansas governor mike huckabee. he is also creating controversy out on the campaign trail. and will vice president joe biden join the democratic race? we will get the latest from the missing malaysian air flight 37 ovation and talk to captain sully sullenberger about that and new concerns about near misses between drones and airports. , airplanes. we will have plenty of political analysis plus an in-depth look at the enormous role of money in campaign 2016. it is all ahead on "face the captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, and welcome to "face the nation". i am john dickerson. all eyes will be on donald trump thursday when he takes the stage in cleveland for the first republican debate. and donald trump joins us by phone. mr. trump, you say that you have never debated before. you are not preparing, but your platform is that you are a winner, and that when you get into the presidency, which has lots of things you have never job. so why should we not expect that too? >> well, i would hope to do well, john. i don't

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mike huckabee didn't show up tonight. we called his campaign last week to find out why he was going. and we never got an explanation for him. i don't know why mike huckabee didn't go, but strange he didn't. the biggest outstanding empty chair tonight was from the distant front-runner for the republican nomination, donald trump. donald trump was not there tonight answering any questions at this forum. he explained basically he didn't like the newspaper that had convened the forum in the first place. the new hampshire union leader wrote an editorial about him that he did not like so therefore, he would not do their event. mr. trump could not stay away entirely, though. he did pose his own questions to all the candidates on his facebook page. >> i would like to ask all of the candidates that as politicians and really people that don't negotiate jobs and lots of other things how are you going to make america great again? >> that was donald trump's contribution to the new hampshire candidate forum tonight. they didn't ask that

mike huckabee had spoke to the organization earlier today. we had a few minutes to talk to him about it. this is what he had to say about donald trump's comments. >> you know, megyn kelly was a colleague of mine for six and a half years when i was at fox. she's one of the most remarkable people i know, intellectually unsurpassed as a broadcast journalist, she has great integrity. so i'm going to stand for megyn kel kelly. >> reporter: you think it was inappropriate? did he cross the line with that comment? >> i certainly would never say anything about a person like that and i hope he apologizes because i think that he should. >> reporter: there you have the former arkansas governor seeking the republican nomination adding to the people who are seeking it as well, who think donald trump should apologize to megyn kelly including the likes of rick perry, george pataki, several others as well. poppy? >> mark preston reporting from the red state event in atlanta, thank you. >>> coming up tonight, in less than an hour's time, 6:00 eastern, the man

former arkansas governor mike huckabee gives his take on politics and culture in "god, guns, grits and gravy." and in "leadership and crisis," bobby jindal explains why he believes conservative solutions are needed in washington. ohio governor john kasich calls for a return to traditional american values in "stand for something." george pataki is also running for president. in 1998 the former new york governor released "pataki" where he looked back on his path to the governorship. and kentucky senator rand paul calls for smaller government and more bipartisanship in his latest book, "taking a stand." another entrant into the 2016 presidential race is former texas governor rick perry. in "fed be up," he explains that government has become too intrusive and must get out of the way. in "american dreams," florida senator marco rubio outlines his plan to advance economic opportunity. independent vermont senator bernie sanders is a candidate for the democratic nomination for president. his book "the speech," is composed of his eight-hour-long filibuster against tax cuts. and in "blue collar

we'll sit down with republican presidential candidate mike huckabee, who just met with the deal's biggest critic, benjamin netanyahu. >> i'd like to have the election tomorrow. i don't want to wait. >> donald trump attracts 30,000 to a football stadium in alabama. is he now the man to beat? we'll ask our sunday panel. >>> a fight over government funding for planned parenthood after a new video draws outrage. >>> hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with exciting news here in d.c., something everyone in this divided town can actually agree on. the national zoo's giant panda had two panda cubs yesterday. she delivered the first cub in the afternoon, but the surprise second cub came just after 10:00 last night. >> we've developed a bunch of strategies to be able to swap the cubs, but it's ultimately up to mei shang. obviously these are her cubs and she's not keen on us taking them from her. >> the cub's big sister celebrates her second birthday today. >>> now to new information about hillary clinton's use of a private server while serving as secretary of state. more than 300 of

that was a well crafted end to mike huckabee's performance last night. but the clinton had a war room that was watching this. what's their reaction been to how she was utilized for most of them to gain points? >> i was inside the hillary clinton campaign headquarters and heard hoots and hollers, laughter, but, you know, overall i think they felt good about the debate. there's eight republican presidential debates coming up. mike huckabee, the others, not worried about that. they're focused on just three people. jeb bush, scott walker and marco rubio. think tier guys they think will be the nomination and took some shots, took the donald trump wedding joke and i think they felt good. >> wedding joke, basically, donald trump saying, you know, i commanded her to be there. is that accurate? i mean, does hillary clinton feel as if she was commanded to be there because he gave money to the campaign? >> that was the one note that i think caused a little bit of disruption inside campaign headquarters. the communications director told me it hurt hillary clinton's

i don't know where huckabee stands. >> i am a christian, i do like mike huckabee as a person. i don't think he's electable. >> frank, did you ask that specific question or did that come up? >> they brought it up themselves. i want -- let's be sophisticated here. iowa voters want someone with strong moral values. new hampshire voters are more economically based. what allows you to win in iowa hurts you in new hampshire. huckabee is doing much better in iowa. he's behind in new hampshire because of the moral issues. see you tomorrow night. >>> the fbi is looking into the security of hillary clinton's private server. so is there any chance she could be well investigated and put in jail? ed henry has a full report. we'll ask judge andrew napolitano what he thinks next. why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night.

we'll sit down with republican presidential candidate mike huckabee, who just met with the deal's biggest critic, benjamin netanyahu. >> i'd like to have the election tomorrow. i don't want to wait. >> donald trump attracts 30,000 to a football stadium in alabama. is he now the man to beat? we'll ask our sunday panel. >>> a fight over government funding for planned parenthood after a new video draws outrage. >>> hello again from fox news in washington. we begin with exciting news here in d.c., something everyone in this divided town can actually agree on. the nationalzoo's giant panda had two panda cubs yesterday. she delivered the first cub in the afternoon, but the surprise second cub came just after 10:00 last night. >> we've developed a bunch of strategies to be able to swap the cubs, but it's ultimately up to mei shang. obviously these are her cubs and she's not keen on us taking them from her. >> the cub's big sister celebrates her second birthday today. >>> now to new information about hillary clinton's use of a private server while serving as secretary of state. more than 300 of h

and that is mike huckabee. and remember in '08, who usually looked the best in the republican debates in '07 and o '08, mike huckabee. he may be the sleeper to night. >> you know chuck, thank you. that is a great point. mike huckabee is great on the debate stage. >> he's really, really relatable. that was always his gift. he seems like an average person. he makes jokes. he's funny. and i think chuck is right. i think we underestimate this. think back to the first time you were ever on national television. you were probably really nervous. for a lot of guys this is the first big moment for them. >> but mike huckabee, watch mike huckabee. i think chuck is right. >> i'm watching. let's bring in rince priebus. >> let's congratulate him for having such a neat, organized process. >> he's not done yet. >> for a neat, organized process. congratulations. >> this could be anightmare, rince. ten people on stage? >> i mean, look, if you go back to the beginning, we wanted to do a couple things, guys. number one, we didn't

what was going on in missouri, knew that mike huckabee was popular. he was talking about thing wes talk about, fought and family, conservative values, and we knew that add -- mike huckabee is good on television. a powerful ad. they took that ad down and put up another ad about path and family and in the flames of freedom, about it was flames of freedom and weird and -- just our opinion, collectively, within my campaign, it wasn't -- >> host: you guys would be good republican strategists, too. >> guest: well, if you know the state and you know the voters. so we -- i reached out to a couple of people knew, knew consultants in this world. you ought to tell them we don't the think that a very good add. then somebody from their campaign called our campaign, and i told the pollster it was fine to talk about them in broad generalities why the huckabee ad was good. and and they took our advice. there was no polling data. we gave them what we thought, and literally within hours -- much to our surprise we were like, couldn't believe they were taking our advice,

then you'd have rand paul, ben carson, marco rubio, mike huckabee and ted cruz. then, of course, who's in spots nine or ten on stage right and stage left. of the three candidates vying for those final two spots, the averages right now have kasich and christie on the wings making it on stage. rick perry, as of this morning, would not. as you know, this is not the spinal tap debate. this debate does not go to 11. once the debate begins, it's the man in the middle, trump who will be center stage, literally and figuratively. >> they debate every night of their life. that's all they do is debate. >> reporter: as donald trump deplays expectations -- >> i'm not a debater. >> reporter: republicans preparing to be on stage with him are grappling with how to handle the elephant in the room. . 7 this week one of marco rubio's advisers called him a rattlesnake with a toothache. john kasich's political strategist tweeted -- imagine a nascar driver mentally preparing for a race, knowing one of the drivers will be drunk. >> oh, hit trump. and hit trump. what is this? for two ho

huckabee who is also seeking the republican nomination. donald trump, as i said, has been very active on social media. let me read you a quick tweet. let me read this one very quickly. it says, red state, i miss you all and thanks for all of your support. political correctness is killing our country, weakness. another day where donald trump is dominating the headlines for the republican presidential nomination. fred? >> the rnc is also asking that more needs to be said. what is this relationship between the rnc and donald trump? >> reporter: they are caught between a rock and a hard place. comments like this from donald trump are not helpful from the republican party and brand. they can't do much. they can't tell him he can't be part of the republican presidential race. they are just an organization. it is really going to be down to the voters. we will see whether this has really hurt donald trump. i can't imagine it will help him. you are probably going to see him slip in the polls. all they can ask is for an apology. the big concern amon

on thursday morning starting at 11:30, it is republican mike huckabee followed by democrats martin o'malley and jim webb. eastern, at 10:30 republican jeb bush. starting at noon on saturday, republican rick santorum at noon followed by democrats lincoln chafee and editor bernie sanders, and on sunday afternoon, republican than carson at 5:00 and george pataki at 5:30. campaign 2016, taking you on the road to the white house. of theer: tonight, part conference with remarks from liberal activist, discussing how to elect more democrats to local office. former ohio state senator nina turner also looked at 2014 voter turnout and why it was so low. here is that now. >> last year was the lowest voter turnout in our country in 70 years. now, think about what was happening in the united states of america. we were busy with a war, called war, so 70 years. so people are opting out because they do not believe that folks who will be elect space really give a -- about them. i will keep it pg.

harsh advice from governor mike huckabee. >> the dumbest thing is candidate can do right now... >> the one thing he says his republican rivals have to stop doing. indy car driver is in a coma after a wild crash at pocono raceway. what sent him spinning right into that wall. >> a high schoolan is barred from performing a christian hymn. how the fans respond will warm your heart this morning. ♪ how great thou art ♪ how great thou art when i went on to ancestry, i just put in the name of my parents and my grandparents. and as soon as i did that, literally it was like you're getting 7, 9, 10, 15 leaves that are just popping up all over the place. yeah, it was amazing. just with a little bit of information, you can take leaps and bounds. it's an awesome experience. >> gop candidates are jockeying to make their positions known. donald trump making his stance clear while scott walker keeps changing his mind. good morning, rich. >> good morning, heather. gop frontrunner donald trump continues setting the gop discussion agenda prompt comments and clarification on their position. scott walke

joining me now from south carolina, governor mike huckabee huckabee. i want to play this exchange from last night. >> governor huckabee like governor walker you have strong issues on social issues. you favor a constitutional amendment banning same-sex mar marriage marriages. you favor a constitutional amendments banning abortions except for the life of the mother. how do you persuade enough independents and democrats to be elected in 2016? >> a lot of people are talking about defunding planned parenthood as if it's a game changer. i think it's time to do something more bold. the next president ought to invoke the 5th and 14th amendments to the constitution. now that we clearly know that that baby inside the mother's womb is a person at the moment of conception. >> governor huckabee welcome to the factor. you're taking some heat for that answer. i want to clarify. are you saying that the supreme court's ruling in row v wade was wrong, or are you saying you would move on your own under your view of the constitution to outlaw abortion? >> what i'm saying