donald trump: i have one time. john: what is it like? donald trump: it is great. john: tell us about your dad. donald trump: he was a spectacular guy, he was a wonderful builder, he was a spectacular person, he was a great negotiator, and i learned a lot. he gave me a loan and i said, "i want to go out to manhattan, " and he said, "no, no, no, stay in brooklyn. " he is somebody that was very special. mark: what do you think he would save about you running right now? donald trump: i think he would say, amazing, go do it. he was a very tough cookie. when i worked for him, i did great stuff and i did great success, even when working for him. i brought it to a very high level and he said that everything i touch turns to gold, and i said, this is not a father who would normally say that, this was normally a very tough cookie. he was not easy. but terrific, a terrific guy. he said that statement to me and i was thinking that was probably the greatest compliment i have ever had. he said that everything i touch turns to gold. but there are different kinds of gold. a polit

donald trump: and i am donald trump. and with all respect -- and with respect" to the campaign trail, this is thick ice. ♪ this show will be a long playing production every day of one hour instead of dirty minutes. , you have us for the full hour. we will have donald the j. trump, that's right, the trump. we will have him for the full hour. so is it ben carson or in fact marco rubio's season in the sun? rubio support spike in a new hampshire where a new monmouth university poll shows about nine points since september and now he is at 13%. iowa, onee call in person who is not impressed is, surprise, surprise, the ever mentioned mr. trump -- the aforementioned mr. trump. don't think he is going to make it and i was watching the press is morning and one of the shows and marco rubio is nowhere in the polls. i don't think, personally, i call him a lightweight. at 1.i called him a lightweight. insulting, --o be i called him a lightweight. i do mean to be insulting, but it is true. john: how real is marco rubio's rise? marco

donald trump: and i am donald trump, and with "with all due respect" to the campaign trail, this is thick ice. ♪ john: this show will be a long-playing production every day of one hour instead of 30 minutes. that is right, you have us for the full hour. we will have donald the j. trump, that's right, the trump. we will have him for the full hour. so is it ben carson or, in fact, marco rubio's season in the sun? we had rubio support spike in a new hampshire where a new monmouth university poll shows rubio with about nine points in september and now he is at 13%. in a cattle call in iowa, one person who is not impressed is, surprise, surprise, the aforementioned mr. trump. donald trump: i don't think he is going to make it, and i was watching the press shows this morning, and one of the shows had marco rubio nowhere near me in the polls. i don't think -- personally, i called him a lightweight. at one point, i called him a lightweight. i don't mean to be insulting, but i do describe people somehow well. john: how real is marco rubio's rise? mark: marco rubio can survive the betting that is

maybe you worry about donald trump and maybe you're a donald trump supporter. i wonder if this level of concern is really called for before a single voter or caucus goer has ventured out of their front door. meanwhile, it's my hope for you that over this long holiday weekend, you're with who you want to be with, and as we bring you another year of struggle from around the world, you find that you have plenty to be grateful for. happy thanksgiving. i'm ray suarez, and that's the "inside story." >>> as the war of words continues over the downed russian plane, so does the diplomacy. the french president's next stop is moscow. ♪ ♪ >>> you are watching al jazeera with me peter at our world head quast, he also on this program. despite security concerns the pope is in african on his first trip to the continent. his main message reconciliation. the u.s. military admits human error was to blame for the bombing of a hospital in afghanistan. french and muslim. the horror that

donald trump: right. >> people saying this is protectist, okay, donald trump is talking about putting tariffs on imports, charging our friends more money are you a pro technical shunist. >>. donald trump: china making 400 billion dollars imbalance with china taken our base our manufacturing, taking our money, we owe them right now 1.5 trillion dollars, sort of a trick pretty good they take our business we owe them money here ice story, i believe, in free trade more than anybody but it has got to be smart trade has got to be fair trade, it could not be where we can't do business, in china but they can do business with us that is the way it is right now. we can't do business in china. when boeing orders their last other planes have to build factories plants in china we can't do business there i have friends in manufacturers captain get product into china can't get in it when they do they are taxed to the hil.t. i could give youics in can't believe them so high call them tariffs not taxes here is the thing, we get all of this chinese product, no tax no nothing, they dump it all over the

it's donald trump doing donald trump. but in this speech gave this belt demonstration. and influential iowa radio host, he called this the most embarrassing nine minutes i've ever witnessed from a gop presidential candidate in talking about that belt demonstration. what do you say to that? >> well, good morning. yes, that speech was awkward. it was awkward for the people in the room. it was awkward to listen to post. i think what we heard yesterday was the frustration of mr. trump. since the debate he has been going nonstop. it hasn't just been in hotel rooms. he's done more media, done morallies, he's been more with the people talking to them. i think he hears the frustration of these excuses, these continued excuses from different candidates to the answers they've been challenged with. and they really just don't bode well. as well as the excuses coming from washington, d.c. it's more of the same. and i think he's just frustrated, the fact that nobody's pushing for actual answers. there's one thing with mr. trump you have to realize, he does not like excuses. he calls

and 41-year-old donald trump was flying high. when you look at that wonderful skyline, do you say i own that, that, that, that? >> well, i look at that skyline, barbara and i really say it's i'm very proud to be a part of >> reporter: in the big apple, the trump card wasn ace. you look out there? any good properties that we can see? >> i'd really like to buy everything if that were possible. >> reporter: i bet you would. should be preserved and left and donald trump should not be allowed to touch central park. very relieved. but trump was already dreaming about his next conquest. a future far more grand than just prince of the city. >> new york developer donald trump saying american foreign policy lacks backbone. >> reporter: it was the beginning of a long flirtation with the greatest "get" of all. >> we're going to see whether or not i'm going to run. >> are you running for president? >> i have never been so serious >> reporter: finally after almost 30 years the man who might be president sailed down an escalator for his surreal

i'm on donald trump's team now. >> why? >> i just kept hearing the same talking points over and over from carly and started to pay more attention to trump and his plat form and success, and i feel like the big issues for millenials the economy and trump represents strength when it comes to that. >> he wants to deport everybody who is here illegally. for that or against that? >> i am in a way. the millenial generation is the most diverse in the history so that will be a tough sell, so i'm reserved on that. still waiting to hear more detail. >> you were a senator marco rubio fan in the beginning and as we tracked your views you remained with senator rubio. still marco rubio in. >> absolute lie. >> why. >> he has been able to tap into narrative that touches with a lot of american lives. he comes from middle class and knows how to connect with those voters. he is trying to get everyone behind his nationalist approach, and he is doing so by reforming the economy with a task that is family friendly and the disease between him and

maybe you worry about donald trump and maybe you're a donald trump supporter. i wonder if this level of concern is really called for before a single voter or caucus goer has ventured out of their front door. meanwhile, it's my hope for you that over this long holiday weekend, you're with who you want to be with, and as we bring you another year of struggle from around the world, you find that you have plenty to be grateful for. happy thanksgiving. i'm ray suarez, and that's the "inside story." >> this is aljazeera america, live from new york city. aim tony harris. bracing for backlashes from new york city. post-s, after releasing dash cam video of a fatal shooting, and a bombing of a charity hospital in afghanistan. keep calm, and thanksgiving on, president obama tries to reassure americans about the state of security in the united states, and part of the [ audio diffic

any minute now a news conference from donald trump. no longer the gop front-runner according to a new poll out this morning. how will he react to that news? you're looking at live pictures from inside trump tower where the he is set to release his new book "crippled america," but why he's selling books, he might be thinking ben, as in ben carson. this new nbc news/"wall street journal" polls ben carson six points ahead of donald trump. trump's numbers have been relatively flat over that time. this is the second national poll that shows trump trailing carson. this morning on abc he took a swipe at the new leader. >> ben doesn't have the experience. i'm going to make the greatest deals you've ever seen on trade. we're going to run the military properly. i'll take care of the vets. ben cannot do that. ben cannot deal on trade -- >> why not? >> it's not his thing, george. you're born with it. it's not his thing. he hasn't got the temperament for it. >> that news conference from donald trump expected to begin any minute. our political repor

we are just basically focusing on donald trump. what they did i think may work very well in terms of getting john kasich more mentions and more bookings and put him more in the spot light we don't need to worry about any of that. we need to worry about going after trump. from our perspective he does have a couple of liabilities. one big one we know is his supporters are not aware of the fact that he is supportive of socialized medicine. and when they find that out they don't like it. we know his supporters believe that he is an a plus business success and are unaware of the fact that he has had numerous very major business failings. i think the more his business record is examined the more that is going to help in terms of the profile he cuts with the supporters. in addition to that we know they see him apart from the normal political class, someone not impacted by special interests. i think the more he comes to be seen as walking talking special interest and if you look at his habits of abusing imminent domain is a nice case in po

back to you. >> donald trump, there is more. 7:00 eastern this morning, can you hear donald trump live on "new day." >> hillary clinton, seeing a bump in the latest polls. the former secretary of state campaigning in iowa. she promised iowans, a clinton presidency would include a swift hike to the minimum wage. >> i favor a $12 an hour minimum wage at the federal level and the reason is, that would be setting it at a level that would be quiff lent to the point in our history where the minimum wage was at its highest and in inflation adjusted terms, that was in 1968. >> in new hampshire, bernie sanders had been ahead for months, but not anymore we get more from washington corporate jeff zell my. -- zeleney. >> reporter: you can see hillary clinton behind me here shaking hands, she is answering so many questions, trying to sign up people to her campaign. it's actually new hampshire where she has her eye on, for the first time in weeks, she is leading bernie sanders at least by a razor's edge in the new monmouth university poll out on tuesday she is leading senator sanders by some three p

side of donald trump. the soft one. breaking from the daily grind, to greet his seven grandchildren. >> look at this, huh? what a troop. >> reporter: what is your father like as a grandfather? >> he's been great. he's at a different stage in his he's able to relax a little bit more and be a grandfather. >> everyone having a good time? to him and giving a hug and just respect him a lot. are already learning from >> a few months ago. we're walking down the street. and my daughter sees a large pot hole in the middle of a new york city street, and she looks at me and she goes, "mom, grandpa would not like that." so it's very cute. so she's observed him. >> definitely genetics. >> yeah. >> reporter: those grandchildren ranging in age from 17 months to 8 years old have an unlikely uncle in 9-year-old barron. >> why is your head on a baseball over there? >> reporter: while we were there, barron made a cameo appearance at his father's office. >> he's very close in age to my two oldest kids. they're like best frien

i have supported donald trump from day one. donald trump says exactly same things that i said for the last 20 years about illegal immigration, about trade agreements, about the economy, about america. i want america to be great for americans again. that's why trump is res naturing with the american people and mainstream media and the g.o.p. establishment can't stand it, but remember ronald regan was the same way >>> you would agree, though, that the republican matter does have to be careful both to appreciate and perhaps even amp thighs to a certain extent with immigrants who are in this country and latinos who have a different brown to you and i >> illegal immigrants. we're talking about illegal immigration. i can tell you this. when i go to london or paris or italy or whenever i'm travelling, i always have a copy of my passport. i should have brought it with me. in my pocket. why? because that's the laugh. you can't be in those countries illegally. we have people here in chicago are killing people illegals, and leaving the ci

donald trump back in the lead in a brand-new fox poll out momen moments ago, donald trump at 26% followed by ben carson at 23%. ted cruz and marco rubio at 11%. joining me liz peek and gina loudon. liz, i'll ask you first, what are you seeing with the polls, feels like several narratives, earlier in the show we had professor shah on who sees four distinct tiers and they have their own distinct narratives. >> that's right. i thought coming out of the latest debate that you saw a real winnowing of the field, full. i didn't think that either trump or carson would improve in the standing, and let's remember -- >> why not? simply do you think that they peaked in some sort of way? >> no, i thought they both and carly fiorina tended to repeat their talking points as opposed to really getting into the nitty-gritty of economic policy, part of that was the moderators, they didn't lead the candidates into sustained conversation about economic policy, but i didn't think any of those outsiders showed that well. the people who did show well all got a bump in the polls. by the way, that includes chris c

donald trump basically thinks we need whatever donald trump in his infinite wisdom thinks we need now and conservatives, among other thingses, afraid he became president, might see a new incarnation of donald trump much farther to the left. >> let me say the core of this, betsy, you know, there's a book about this published in 2005 on fascism josh saying the definition difficult. one of the things is an obsession with decline, that the nation has been brought to its knees, brought to its knees usually by outsiders or infiltrators in some way, lost its purity and way to the redeem and revive the nation is through a strong, charismatic, populist leader who channels the pure nationness against the outsiders and the infill you are a traitors, those are things that are -- i think you just -- that describes essentially the trump appeal at this moment, don't you agree? >> yeah, exactly, seen this movie before, right? it is basically -- fascism is basically conan the barbarian's approach to politics, crush their enemies before you, lament takeses with their limb, the donald trump project, bas

we're talking about donald trump. >> it goes to memory. >> we're talking about donald trump. you know i respect you -- >> i'm making a point. >> let's discuss this. >> i'm making a point. >> okay. go ahead. >> here is my point. today, glenn kessler in "the washington post" published a big fact check off donald trump. it was originally wrong because there were some reports of at least some people jubilant over the attacks in new jersey. the fact check was wrong. the i don't remember it. no one else can find video of it, but donald trump can remember what donald trump wants to been ben carson walked it back today. i'm not saying it's true. i'm saying the media has a double standard when it comes to trump to try and track down and get him on every single detail. >> but this is my next question. if you -- you know, listen, let me just give you that. i'm not saying it's true. let's just say the mainstream media is somehow bias against donald trump. again, i'm not saying that's true. wouldn't someone be able to produce the video or show some sort of evidence, the fact that no one c

your assessment on donald trump because he's been stuck in the 20s. >> yeah. charles: you see that as more than as negative hand a positive. >> well, look, he's at 23 in this poll. most polls between 23 and 25%, he's had tens of millions of dollars of clear advertising, we know who he is, he's not been able to break out san individual past that 23, 25% and the same with dr. carson. you saw some moving up for him but the -- when you're at this point in the 20s, at this point the year before the election, and you're not really breaking through, and you don't have numbers like 48 like mr. reagan did, then it's an indication that you're not convincing people. this is where rubio, cruz, and even jeb bush have a opportunity because it's a five--point margin of error. they're effectively tied for third. charles: can we say the outsiders have half and the establishment almost have half. not counting cruz. >> yeah. charles: star of the numbers just come out what i find fascinating are the groups that are behind ben carson. your value voters, your churchgoers, people wh

donald trump should not mock that. that is not going to help him. >> in many people's minds that's the american dream for someone to pick themselves up by the boot straps and make it. >> how do candidates do among all americans. carson has a much more higher favorable rating than donald trump on this particular poll. simon, what do you think of that? >> well, i'm not surprised. one of the things i want to say about ben carson is he's been the inexperience of his campaign showed in the last week. i think he's been stumbling a bit about how they respond which is why tonight it's very important to write the ship a little bit. i will say this. democrats feel pretty good about where we are right now. hillary is in recovery. she had a rough patch. we're ahead in party id. she's beating most of the republicans now by three or four points. obama's favorability is way up. >> all right. we'll see how it pans out tonight. you guys can continue the conversation in the elevator. >> oh, yeah. hillary is sitting pretty. >> we'll talk

maybe you worry about donald trump and maybe you're a donald trump supporter. i wonder if this level of concern is really called for before a single voter or caucus goer has ventured out of their front door. meanwhile, it's my hope for you that over this long holiday weekend, you're with who you want to be with, and as we bring you another year of struggle from around the world, you find that you have plenty to be grateful for. happy thanksgiving. i'm ray suarez, and that's the "inside story." >>> turkey relies audio of warnings it says were given to the russian fighter jet before it was shot down. ♪ ♪ >>> hello i am darren jordan with the world news from doha. admitting human area was to blame for bombing a hospital in afghanistan. a court in china rejects an a beal by a 71-year-old journalist in prison for leaking state secrets. plus. pope francis begins his first ever tour of africa with a

organization and special counsel to donald trump. welcome. before we delve into the trump on immigration i want to look at the whole picture. these are numbers from the u.s. immigration and enforcement -- ice. i.c.e. deported nearly 316,000 undocumented immigrants in 2014. 56% of all ice removals were previously convicted of a crime. in 2013 there were 368,000 deportations. so over a two year period ice sent back 684,000 people. that is roughly the population of the cities of atlanta and orlando combined. okay. so now we have the whole picture. so ron, with critics on both sides of the aisle taking shots at trump's plan, do you think he needs to rethink? is he giving the american people the whole picture? >> well i don't think he's going to rethink. because i think his views on immigration have been the core of his appeal in the republican party. trump can say he can manage things better than anyone else. but the reality is that this would be an almost unprecedented logistical challenge. he talks about e verify and cutting off employ

donald trump will cuefully and ins with. >> i'm donald trump. i'm running for president and i approve this message. >> and in another ad, we hear directly from the candidate himself. >> i'm donald trump and eem running for president. our country is is in deep trouble because let's face it, all tanss are frrng i'm. from back o theins. from that from and i'll make sure that the second amendment and our religious liberties are protected. obama bare is fruchlt. together we're going to make america great again. i'm donald trump. candidate for president. i improve this message. >> i think it's incredible that -- >> $300,000! a day he thinks. >> which most people pay for m and you ms. >> she would be the one. go ahead. >> the rids. >> -- that voiceover is indiscernible po does the snl what trump says on the spot. if you like trump, you'll love these ads. i understand why he hadn't advertised to date and he's everywhere. i'm wondering who he'll beat withes theyage. for those of us, as nicole said, who we have herd all these lines before, but if sflo tha

donald trump speaking outside of the statehouse. he is filing his paperwork, the first one to do so there. >> he represents illegal immigration pouring into the country. now he is with rubio. rubio was totally in favor of very, very lax rules. he was a member of the "gang of eight." the fang of eight means, come -- "gang of eight," folks, come on into the country. nobody is going to stop you. now rubio is surging in new hampshire. i don't think so, folks. when you find out the truth about rubio, you will check his credit cards from florida, and you're going to find out, how does he feel about illegal immigration? i will tell you he is totally -- now he has since changed his mind a little bit. he is still weak on it, but he changed his mind. there is no way that plays in large parts of this country, especially in new hampshire. all right. go ahead. are you with the press? >> oh, come on, man. we love you. are you with trump? >> yes. >> okay, then i like you. [laughter] now i'm taking questions from the audience. give me a good questi

but donald trump is still the front-runner. he's paid very little price for those kinds of comments. in the wake of the attacks in paris with much of the political and media establishment stoking fear and panic, trump seems to have concluded he can only benefit by ratcheting up the rhetoric even further. in just the last three days he's trotted out a long debunked myth about american muslims celebrating on 9/11. >> i watched when the world trade center came tumbling down and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. thousands of people were cheering. >> that is demonstrably not true, just so you know. he's called for the u.s. government to bring back waterboarding and the bush-era torture regime. >> so you'd bring back waterboarding? >> we have to -- i would bring it back, yes. i think waterboarding is peanuts compared to what they do to us. when they're doing to us, what they did to james foley when they chopped off his head, that's a whole dif

on what donald trump said. he took a few questions as well on something that actually happened here on our show. his spokesperson earlier in the week tried to explain why dr. carson during the presidential debate said that china has a presence in syria. that has not been proven. there's no report indicating anything of that sort. dr. carson's business spokesperson at the time said that he'd received intelligence and information to prove the assertion made by dr. carson. he now says that he will present some of the evidence and information on this weekend. he also talked about medicare earlier in the campaign. he said he wanted to abolish medicare, saying now that that is not the case and he has a plan as well related to it. so, a number of things answered to a small degree, but i'm sure we'll hear much more from dr. ben carson. but nevertheless, not really reacting to the headline of the morning, which was donald trump's rant in iowa. we'll be right back. ♪ 800,000 hours of supercomputing time, 3 million line

what do you make of the donald trump phenomenon, and could he win the nomination? >> i think he could win the nomination. i think it might come down, as dan hennenger says, to a heck of a fight at the convention. >> we're not that lucky, peggy, i don't know. >> forces and establishment forces, whatever these words mean now, but one of the things i think that is going on about trump is that he's making a big mistake. when trump first came forward and announced and garnered his extraordinary popularity, he got that popularity because he hit a nerve about immigration. >> right. >> illegal immigration, i am going to stop it and build an actual wall. i'm going to make that end. people want that. they like it. you can see it in the polls. then he goes to, and by the way, we're going to deport 10 to 20 million illegal immigrants who are living here. nobody knows the number. everybody is fibing or uninformed. i talk to trump supporters all the time. they are in love with stop illegal immigration. they are not in love with this deportation stuff. they never talk about it. i

side of donald trump. the soft one. to greet his seven grandchildren. >> look at this, huh? what a troop. >> reporter: what is your father >> he's been great. life. he's able to relax a little bit more and be a grandfather. >> everyone having a good time? >> i can see my kids running up to him and giving a hug and just respect him a lot. seems even the littlest trumps are already learning from grandpa. >> a few months ago. we're walking down the street. and my daughter sees a large pot hole in the middle of a new york city street, and she looks at me and she goes, "mom, grandpa would not like that." so it's very cute. and she's 4. >> definitely genetics. >> yeah. >> reporter: those grandchildren ranging in age from 17 months to 8 years old have an unlikely uncle in 9-year-old barron. >> why is your head on a baseball over there? >> reporter: while we were there, barron made a cameo appearance at his father's office. >> he's very close in age to my two oldest kids. they're like best friends. >> reporter: ho

they overreact to donald trump's overreaction and overreacting to donald trump's over reaction whether it was a joke about mccain or whatever, it was a list every sunday. over react and give him a kernel of truth to hold on. now, willie, everybody's saying oh, nobody ever danced on roof tops. there's a washington post article that says they did. just say he's exaggerating. >> the article said police were investigatiing report that is this had happened. >> that they actually took people into custody because they were having tailgating parties. but the point is though it's in the washington post just say they investigated it and it may have been a hand full of people and trump is estimating it to a thousand people. it never happened and why did the washington post report on it? >> they reported that the police were looking at investigations. i can't believe we're talking about this. what happened on the roof tops all these years. there were things that trump either did or said or retweeted over the weekend including s statistics about black on white crime. i think we've learned there's n

>> well, we have certainly seen donald trump defy all our expectations. the punditocracy, all our expectations, saying well, that john mccain remark that'll kill him. he's like godzilla. he just gets stronger the mohr gets attacked. i'm questioning whether or not even this new attack from fellow republicans is going to make a difference. with a different kind of candidate, different kind of constituency here. a lot of these folks who are following trump so closely are folks who haven't voted that much before because they've been too cynical about the whole process. this is something that will make a difference. those voters in ohio didn't show up for mitt romney in 2012, and that made the difference for barack obama's victory. if they do show up for donald trump, we may be further surprised as these primaries go along. >> mindy, i wonder if this has the opposite effect, the narrative of the gop getting together to keep trump out of the race. >> i think it's possible. i think a lot of people underestimated that donald trump is actually quite a talented pol

side of donald trump. the soft one. breaking from the daily grind, to greet his seven grandchildren. >> look at this, huh? what a troop. >> reporter: what is your father like as a grandfather? >> he's been great. he's at a different stage in his life. he's able to relax a little bit more and be a grandfather. >> everyone having a good time? >> i can see my kids running up to him and giving a hug and just respect him a lot. seems even the littlest trumps are already learning from grandpa. >> a few months ago. we're walking down the street. and my daughter sees a large pot hole in the middle of a new york city street, and she looks at me and she goes, "mom, grandpa would not like that." so it's very cute. and she's 4. so she's observed him. >> definitely genetics. >> yeah. >> reporter: those grandchildren ranging in age from 17 months to 8 years old have an unlikely uncle in 9-year-old barron. >> why is your head on a baseball over there? >> reporter: while we were there, barron made a cameo appearance at hi

donald trump: we all have a different tax plan. some i don't totally agree with one thing we understand, each one of those tax plans, is better than the mess that we have right now. >> from crowd there aplace, last hour you asked about marco rubio's plan would drop top rates 35% trump, complimented rubio by saying he got to know him other night thinks he is a nice he added rubio doesn't know about taxes finances trump said nor should he a little back-and-forth there. >> thank you so much, with more on tuesday's night debate, who they think came out on top want to bring in former reagan economic advisory art laufr from washington, d.c., steen diamond staff writer washington times, good to see you, thank you so much for joining us, all right, art laffer first your take all the tax plans, cost money, between two and 12 trillion dollars, law explain to us, why it is okay, to worsen the deficit next decade in order to get growth once again, sustaining in this country. >> i don't think they will do that in fact if you really put in somet

i think donald trump triggers that kind of reaction. i'm not saying we should be out there trying to play the same game donald trump plays, and i would never want to see that. we need constructive actions to stop racism and racist remarks. but to your point on immigration policy, i think most americans know the simple math and how to get this done. not every one of those folks documented in this country will ultimately say. some really are here to work and be able to send money home. what we really want to do is give those who want to make this -- proven that they want to make this their home for the right reasons and prove over the longerered that they should be able to do that, make it so that we know who's in the country because at the end of the day we should in fact immigration policy that not only helps our economy and our security but helps families throughout america gain more employment, better employment. charles: what kind of penalties for people who came into the country illegally, what kind of penalties should they pay? i k

donald trump. gwen: and if you are ted cruz? click so far his strategy seems to be wait for donald trump to implode and then inherit. he said i love donald trump but i disagree with him on the issue of a registry. and then he moved on. he still finds that he is riding in trumps wake, and he is doing well in iowa. he is number two in a recent poll there. are bernief you sanders -- remember bernie sanders? has an incredibly rockist, very loud, very supportive grassroots coalition loud, very very supportiveourassroots coalition. some thingshere are that work against bernie sanders, which is that he has not been able to demonstrate command of the issues on foreign policy. it was clear in the debate which happened barely a day after the paris attacks. in his opening statement, he said to lines about paris and then made a very strange segue into his usual stump speech. gwen: it made perfect sense for his strategy not to talk about what he doesn't. >> and going back to his uncomfortable positioning in tha

a chance to interview donald trump again. but his competitors will. the interview routine has now been left -- has now become, let trump tell a big lie and then ask him some inane time-wasting question about poll numbers. and let's just stipulate here that every question to any candidate about poll numbers is an inane waste of time, and utter failure of the imagination. asking a candidate a question about poll numbers means you've already asked every question about 2k3w06r7bing policy you can possibly think of. donald trump knows he has an open invitation to appear on this show which, of course, he will never accept. because he also knows that he would not get away with a single lie here. donald trump knows there is no politeness limitation here that would inhibit me from calling him a liar, as i have done, many times for many years. and as "the new york times" and "the washington post" are now finally doing. donald trump also knows that i'm happy to keep doing this show without ever getting the ratings bump of an incoherent

i mean, what -- do we have to talk about donald trump? no, i'm not quitting. he is entertaining, he's fun, he says really funny things in the breaks in the debate, but i'm running for president of the united states and it's a serious endeavor. >> bush continuing to take thinly veiled swipes at trump and rubio. out on the trail yesterday making references to the big personality on the stage as well as candidates who want to go from one side of tfof the capit the next. >> america does it better when it's a dynamic response to the opportunities and challenges we face. that's how we do it. that's how we roll as a country. and we are not rolling that way right now. that's how america has always been, moving forward. always believing in the dynamic response, always embracing the unforeseen because we are americans, dammit. >> i want to win. i want to win. i want to restore our greatness as a nation. i don't want to talk about it anymore. >> but for us who? who is going to lead the world? who is going to take care of the persecuted? who is going to take care of oppre

chuck is similarly put off by donald trump and the existence of donald trump and what donald trump said because we're talking about the old rules verses the new rules, i wasn't sure a lot of other people are as well. it only seems to feed the machine. the trump machine. good, bad and different, he dominates the conversation. >> there are two separate things you talk about, the first is the facts in the merit. the other side of it is the political question does it'd impact or hurt donald trump. the answer has been no. >> let's talk to donald trump. joining us now, republican presidential candidate donald trump. >> you have to get the facts also. in sar society at that y in sarasota you said 5,000 and it was 12,000. we have to get our facts straight, mika. >> oh, thank you. all right donald. >> we have a lot to get through. we have a lot of people who want to get through things. let's start with willie. a jersey native. you're not getting your facts right. 12,000, not 5,000. >> donald, let me ask you first, senator john mccain, had him on earlier. yesterday he was asked about the rhetoric

people will wonder is donald trump doing it for donald trump, or because he believes he can bring something to the presidentie. ben carson - he has to paint a picture of the narrative he's said in the last few weeks and years. he had an average night. carly fiorina, he did well. john kasich must be a bit concerned. he's been solid. he came over as a bit abrasive. his campaign might find itself in a bit of trouble. all in all if you look at how it shapes the race, this has been a significant debate. this will change things. personalities that will carry over problems that may have been created, that others will struggle and others rise. this was a key moment in the race for the white house in 2016 >>> thank you >>> protests have been taking place outside the center where the debate took place, several hundred gathered in the arena. police moved in to break up the crowd. similar protests held in other cities across the u.s. on tuesday. >>> syrian government troops broke a siege of a strategic air base by i.s.i.l. fighters. it's the first gain by government forces. the air base east of aleppo

julie: trump is doing well because it's been donald trump. ben carson is doing well because it's ben carson. but who is jeb bush. sandra: whoopi goldberg fanning the flames and defending "the view." carly fiorina says she is tired of being insulted by liberal feminists after the co-host mocked the way she smiled. michelle col lidges said fiorina looked demented. but whoopi goldberg says fiorina is blowing the comments out of proportion. >> we helped raise your profile. you weren't worry about republican backlash. we were respectful and gave you your due. just so we are all clear, you have to know the difference between when somebody is coming for you or when somebody is paying you a compliment or saying here is my observation. if you get that together maybe you can be president. harris: is she trying to say she is giving her constructive criticism. sandra: i don't know. is that what she is doing? it sounds like she is trying to take credit for carly fiorina's rise in the polls. >> also for feminism in the country. was i inferring too much fro

this is donald trump getting substantive and it's donald trump trying to make an argument to the american people that he'll be best for the white house. >> katy tur in new york. we turn to chris jansing in tampa, florida. explain to us what you're hearing from the carson campaign and how they are nurturing this new lead in florida. >> reporter: well, it starts in places like this. this is a bookstore and you know he's on this book tour. it was with the folks who loved his books, who went to his speeches, that he first got convinced to become an improbable candidate, now the even more improbable front-runner. i talked to his senior strategist today. he said look, it's much easier to become number one than it is to continue so their challenge is how do you build on this momentum and they are doing that by having their super pac here, they are signing people up, getting e-mails, but remember, they are already not just first in the polls, they have the most fund-raising among the republicans, the most social media and the most number of individual donors. we talked to quite a few of them alre

donald trump's new book dropped today. what is the latest on this day in trump? >> as you may know, donald trump likes to promote himself. he was releasing his latest book today and gave us a preview of what to expect between now and the end of the week as he gets ready for "snl." take a listen. >> this even i'm meeting with the staff and we'll start the preparation and pick the skits. am i nervous? not too nervous. but we'll do a good job and have a fantastic show. we're going to have a lot of fun. my jeb impression? no, i don't want to show a person sleeping at a podium. >> you saw there he's holding back his jeb impression but maybe we'll see that later in the week. >> donald trump, he does ton of media all the time. why is this controversial? >> a number of latino groups are protesting that he is hosting. and their issue is it's not a news show. and donald trump has offended a number of groups with some of the disparaging comments he made about them and they don't feel he should be given this platform when he's making these comments. a number of people hit ba

donald trump on the attack tonight. our special report on the people battling to keep carson number one. let's go "out front." >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett "out front" tonight, mid-air explosion. a u.s. official telling cnn a military satellite detected a mid-air heat flash just before metro jet flight 9268 won't down. suggesting a possible explosion onboard the airbus jumbo jet. russian officials releasing this drone footage of the crash site. 224 people killed in this crash. this as isis is claiming responsibility for, quote, bringing down the jet. in this five-minute video, the terror group says, "we are not only going to shoot down your planes, but we will invade your country and slaughter your people." u.s. intelligence officials say isis has given no proof it was responsible, but investigators are desperately trying to determine if terror is to blame. egyptian authorities on the ground looking at the largest remaining piece of flight 9268, the tail you see here. all angles on this story tonight. ian, what is

but what's going to happen is donald trump is smart. he surrounds himself with people that can help him get the job done, and it's going to be done, and he can get it done and will be a great country again. >> reporter: somebody who might disagree with you is on our right. ben, you came in as a ted cruz supporter. you like his immigration plan? >> yes, ma'am. i like how he wants to solidify the border. that's essential. we need to secure the boarder from happening the terrorists. if we have an open border, they come in and out. and this splolidified ted cruz r you. >> yes. i liked his statement about not being for amnesty as well. >> jane, what about you. certainly in the christian community, immigration is important. >> it's difficult as a christian. we have to reconcile the commands of having compassion and that we have to follow the laws of the land. we have to find a way to make those two work together on it. it's interesting, though, in the area of immigration, it's the only policy that has been created more so, i'm a santorum supp

donald trump estÁ bajo fuego de sus rivales. (hablando en inglÉs) sino escuchar hablar asusta, no es un candidato serio. en un comercial comparar las posiciones d donald trump con las acciones nazis, son las palabras de este prisionero de guerra que estÁ repartiendo responsabilidad, esta crÍtica es clave. >> es importante que separan de donald trump para que se den cuenta que no todos los republicanos piensan como Él. lourdes: se burlÓ de un reportero con impedimentos fÍsicos. donald trump sigue contando con el sÓlido apoyo de los republicanos, pero analistas del partido dicen que no puede contar con eso para ganar la nominaciÓn, y no descartar del todo que sea candidato del partido,, es toda la informaciÓn, regresamos a los estudios. marÍa elena: cada noche un inmigrante pasa en un centro de atenciÓn privado, el gobierno paga precios de hotel a las empresas que los dirigen, para conocer este y mÁs negocios de la inmigraciÓn, cuentan su viacrucis de tres aÑos a un inmigrante, es un adelanto de lo que podrÁn ver el

in a fox news poll released just hours ago, donald trump, dr. ben carson take the top slots, followed by senator ted cruz and senator marco rubio tied with 11%. then you have jeb bush, mike huckabee, john kasich, rand paul all with 4%, carly fiorina and chris christie round out the top ten. a new quinnipiac poll shows trump and carson virtually tide at the top followed by senator cruise and senator rubio both in double digits. polls also show cruz beating hillary clinton in a potential head-to-head match yp in the general election. in iowa senator cruz is gaining momentum. a kbur monmouth college poll shows cruz in third place behind carson and trump. rubio is the only other candidate in double digits. cruz takes third again in another iowa poll with trump and carson take first and second. here with reaction 2016 goll presidential candidate texas senator ted cruz on the rise. senator, congratulations to you. >> thank you, sean. >> how many of this do you think is related to what i think will be taught in journalism school? the moment you had rea

i mean, what, do we have to talk about donald trump? no, i'm not quitting. >> all right, jeb bush continuing his attacks on marco rubio and the senior's voting record. i should say that marco rubio willals been in new hampshire campaigning today a. big day in the granite states. hillary clinton enjoying a significant surge in the latest polls, the former secretary of state campaigning in iowa, where voters seem to be warming up to her. she promised a clinton presidency will include a swift hike in the min william wage. >> i favor a $12 an hour minimum wage at the federal level and the reason is, that would be setting it at a level that would be equivalent to the point in our history inflation adjustedters, that was in 1968. >> more positive polling news for the clinton camp. voters in new hampshire haare suddenly having a sec look. >> reporter: john and allison, hillary clinton is wrapping up a campaign in iowa. you can see her behind me here, take i shaking hands, signing pictures. she's answering so many questions here, trying to sign

donald trump has made a big deal about veterans. much less with the people on the stage being able to do it it hadn't been for these folks. we owe them with a debt of thanks. >> 1 million veterans will benefit if we raise the wage. republicans fail to understand how important this issue is to average americans who need to have their wages lifted. tonight, he said 80% of the black youth are unemployed. that is not true. we're all grateful for that, to about 20%. it's still high. i doubt very seriously these young african-americans, male and female, want to work for a substandard age, as ben carson said. he needs to be vetted and he will be vetted. and one last thing, we talked a lot this elegant evening about a lot of thing, but we didn't talk about the improving economy you should president obama. i still want to give president obama and those 13 million jobs a shutout because i'm sitting next to these people. >> thank you for joining us. >> that does it. our debate coverage continues after this break. is that coffee?s yea, it's nes

between carly fiorina and donald trump. is donald trump saying that because they were both on "60 minutes" the same night, though it wasn't taped at the same time or in the same place, that he has a relationship with putin? >> so i wasn't -- that was my read last night in real time. i was corrected rather vociferously as one is on twitter by a lot of people. no, no, he was saying he's met him several times. this happened to be one of the times when they were together. >> stable mates. >> stable mates were his line. they're not stable mates unless the stable is the whole world. putin was in russia when this interview was taped. fiorina, however, her best line of the night was this thing about we didn't just meet in a green room. but in fact when she met with putin it was in a green room getting ready for a speech. it wasn't a tv green room but it was a green room. neither one of them won that exchange. not in a good way. >> who did it hurt more? >> probably hurt fiorina more. trump's brand is able to sustain saying things th