mike huckabee: did you say nice things about me? >> is that i'm presenting you with the key to the city because you are from little rock. mike huckabee: you are a great american. i don't care what these other people say about you? >> can i get a picture? mike huckabee: will's everything in the city of jeffrey rock -- open everything in the city of jeffrey rock? nice to see you! good to see you, darling. i'm so glad you came. have you had any food yet? oh, you will. appreciate that. >> we know this country will be a much better place to live. mike huckabee: thank you. let me see if i can get that right -- that. there we go. you need to let that dry. that surface is very slick. how are you doing? look up there. hi. >> can i get a picture with you? mike huckabee: sure. how are you doing? great to see you. what are you doing here? somebody asked me when i would leave this afternoon. can we get a photo? mike huckabee: absolutely. what are you doing in iowa? [indiscernible] >> what do you think we should do with the 11 million illegal imm

if you support mike huckabee, 2 02-748-8922. mike huckabee won the iowa caucuses in 2000 eight. former fox news analyst and former governor of arkansas from 2007 area back on the campaign trail 2016. recent author with the latest have seenyou may coverage of this on c-span2, " and gravy."rits, this is part of our daylong coverage. we will hear later from martin o'malley. jim webb at 2:00. martin o'malley at 5:00 eastern. all of that live on c-span. going to louisville, kentucky, and beverly supporting my cup of the. --mike huckabee. hear, and what did you think of his comments? huckabee.y like i feel he israel and has her to our, and i would really like to ask him to talk about -- i have not heard one political person running for office talk about how they would try to get the 10 commandments back into the and get god back into america. as far as i am concerned, they do not need to be afraid to talk about god. anybody that has a problem with that, can turn it all off. think it is fair to worry about people that do not believe in god, but what about the christians who believe in

. >>> mike huckabee visits israel and has a new plan for the nuclear deal. that is coming up. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call now to request your free decision guide. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer ] you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. plus, there are no networks, and virtually no referrals needed. see why millions of people have already enrolled in the only medicare supplement insurance plans endorsed by aarp. don't wait. call now. candidate mike huckabee is in israeli today and set to hold a news conference in jerusalem this morning. he is expected to focus on the iran deal and he is, of course, a vocal critic of that green light. orien is in jerusalem for us this morning. good morning. >> good morning, christine. governor mike huckabee expected

thank you is what mike huckabee wanted. he got the attention that donald trump was getting before for a brief shining moment. people were talking about mike huckabee a coincidence, a week out from the debate and he is someone trying to get into the debate. so it serves hung how's cynical agenda to get the press talking about him and the same kind of attention that the republicans except for donald trump have been clamoring to get. >> the traffic to his website went up 100 percent and he got on a bunch of tv shows. >> you previous this is part of trump affect for the fact that he had to use something that he knew would be inflammatory? >> in question. i am disgusted that he used the murder of six million jews to do it but he accomplished his cynical political goal. donald trump has raised the bar for people he has allowed other candidates to try to compete as saying outrageous things such as minimum -- action -- as mexicans rape and there is never an excuse to talk about the home cost unless you talking about the homicide or

. >> governor mike huckabee. closing statement. >> it seems like this election has been a whole lot about a person who is very high in the polls, but doesn't have a clue about how to govern. a person who has been filled with scandals and who could not lead. and of course i'm talking about hillary clinton. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> i think america is in trouble but it is not beyond repair. it will take leadership who sees the greatness of this country and who believes that once again, we can be one nation you said god. i'll be my best to do that and thank you for your support. >> governor scott walker. >> thanks. i'm a guy with a wife and two kids and a harley. one article called me aggressively normal. i ran for governor because i was worried about my future. then i took on the big government union bosses and we won. they tried to recall me and we won. they targeted us again and we won. we balanced the budget cut taxes and turn our state around with big, bold reform. wasn't too late for wisconsin and it is no

mike huckabee: i understand, and i want to . challenging the russians and the saudis, because they are not able to fund their weapons of destruction. especially when we get the technology where it becomes more affordable. >> [indiscernible] mr. huckabee:i'm sorry, what was the first part? stewardship? i think that we have a great obligation. to be conservationists. that means that we need to leave the environment in better shape than we found it. scout camp rule. we should enjoy the environment, use it, we should not abuse it. this is a very important resource. >> [indiscernible] mr. huckabee: -- say yes or noto without knowing. >> ok, thank you so much. i hope you had a great time at the parade last night. >> i want to get a picture with you. what is your plan to ensure safe and affordable electricity in the future? we need to be the exporter of energy to countries all over the world, africa, europe, and asia. power structure of russia, it ran, and saudi arabia, and brings jobs. >> what are you doing now? >> how are you? >> how

. >> governor mike huckabee. closing statement. >> it seems like this election has been a whole lot about a person who is very high in the polls, but doesn't have a clue about how to govern. a person who has been filled with scandals and who could not lead. and of course, i'm talking about hillary clinton. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> i think america is in trouble but it is not beyond repair. it will take leadership who sees the greatness of this country and who believes that once again, we can be one nation you said god. i'll be my best to do that and thank you for your support. >> governor scott walker. >> thanks. i'm a guy with a wife and two kids and a harley. one article called me aggressively normal. i ran for governor because i was worried about my kids' future. then i took on the big government union bosses and we won. they tried to recall me and we won. they targeted us again and we won. we balanced the budget, cut taxes and turn our state around with big, bold reform. wasn't too late for wisconsin and

mike huckabee is expected to meet with prime minister benjamin aninetanyahu. netanyahu is perhaps the most outspoken of this iran nuclear deal. huckabee spoke with cnn's wolf blitzer and blasted the iran deal. >> we violated every single thing that we said was a prerequisite in this, whether it was any time, anywhere inspections, whether it was that they couldn't have any enrichment, whether it was -- there were unlimited access to the inspections. none of that turned out to be true. we caved in on all of it. we don't even have our hostages back. >> reporter: mike huckabee spoke with the israeli/palestinian conflict and he held a fund-raiser in the west bank settlement of shelo. christine, mike huckabee making very big statements here and making it very clear where he stands on the conflict and the iran deal. >> the iran nuclear vote is happening next month. dozens are in israeli visiting with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. was he able to influence them, do you think. >> reporter: that is the big question. 58 congressmen in all and 36 republicans and the r

>>> mike huckabee refusing to apologize for opposing the iran nuclear deal by invoking the holocaust. >> it was despicable and terrible. he should apologize. >> it's a deal breaker. it should be over for him. you don't say that. >> do comments like these warrant so much coverage? >>> four days until the first fox debate. how much could it help or hurt jeb, scott, marco and others going up against the donald and jon stewart takes me on over a report on his secret white house meeting with the president. >> i understand if there are folks at fox concerned that any meeting that i take with a powerful individual should be disclosed disclosed disclosed. >> you don't think that's a problem? >> was the president of the united states trying to influence or intimidate or flatter me? my guess is uh-huh. did it work? might have. >> that was precisely my point. i'm howard kurtz and this is "media buzz." >>> i covered the battle between donald and his ex-wife as a reporter in 1990 and it got ugly. now that bitter divorce has been dragged into the presidential campaign. ex-wife, trump made me feel v

and that's the case with mike huckabee a couple of times that you referred to. we just wrote about. in one case he said that there were no -- we cannot allow iran to self-inspect. that's the statement he gave. the deal itself, doesn't -- the deal itself requires iran to sub met to daily inspections at all declared nuclear facilities and continue with electronic monitoring. for the declared nuclear facilities, that's not the case. what he's talking about is a side deal that deals with one very important military site. and in that case, that's a confidential agreement. we don't know what's in it. on one side you have people like mike huckabee saying there are self-inspections, meaning that iran would be collecting samples and then turning them over to the u.n., but the iaea says well, that's not the case at all. that that's misrepresenting the facts. so you know, again, facts are in dispute. >> of course. and vaccines. very briefly presidential candidate carly fiorina made claims that some vaccine preventible diseases are not kmunicable. what's the fact versus fiction? >> we looked at

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large numbers also like marco rubio and mike huckabee, far more than dislike them. over half dislike trump suggesting he will have a hard time reaching those hostile voters and attracting more supporters. while several others have room to surge. some of those looking to surge be at tonight's voters first residential forum in new hampshire. 14 candidates will be at this event sponsored by the union leader "the gazette" and "the post and courier" out of charleston. c-span will have the only nationalized coverage of it, starting at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. take a look at the ad put together in the papers by c-span. it re-airs at 9:30 and 11:30 p.m. eastern time for those of you on the west coast. there is also in the papers this morning this headline that, donald trump was on sunday talk shows criticizing his fellow republican candidate for recording -- four courting the coke brothers. -- koch brothers. 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

this seems like a perfect setting for mike huckabee. he seems like he can shine on the soapbox. >> absolutely. first of all, he has the experience of having run for president before, and that is really invaluable but, also, he has that easy, folksy style, a very conversational way of addressing people. interesting he chose to go into the attack on hillary clinton. this is not a republican crowd necessarily at the state fair. this is a bipartisan group, so going right on the attack is something that i think may be something that not all the candidates choose to do from that particular venue. >> now, kathie, we can't let you go without saying this is an opportunity to connect with voters. they're right there with him and they are. that's the beauty of the state fair. it also does come with some risk, doesn't it? the soapbox is where mitt romney uttered that infamous line, corporations are people, and that obviously was used against him throughout his campaign. >> yeah, absolutely. i mean, this is a really sort of a fluid situation at the

[laughter] >> last week, mike huckabee criticized the iran nuclear deal comparing it to the holocaust. >> last month, lindsey graham hit hard at donald trump. >> i don't care if he drops out. stay in the race. just stop being a jerk. and then give out his personal cellphone number. then he released a video on ways to destroy your phone but did not help his poll numbers which are too low to attend to the debate. rick perry also failed to make the cut despite saying this. >> donald trump is a cancer on conser conserve -- conservatism is dangerous. >>reporter: in the democratic conservatism -- hillary clinton's supporters say the democratic debates can't come soon enough. her numbers are dropping prompting her campaign to start running television ads in new hampshire and iowa. polls indicate clinton has reached her lowest favorability rating in eight years. one issue thursday night involves u.s. policy in the middle east and in syria. an al quaeda linked group has -- al nusra attacked u.s. backed syrian forces and 60 rebels trained by the united states have joined the battle so far. trai

mike huckabee santorum scott cruz and walker. i think mike huckabee emerged as the strongest candidate at this point going into iowa. and if you win it it's a big deal. it's not everything but it keeps you in the race. >> any larger themes you're seeing emerge in terms of what the republican party stands for? >> i think there's a real cleavage in the party, with people who want to offer a hopeful message, john kasich and jeb bush this n that category. and people who want to divide polarize -- >> i put rubio and rand paul in that category too. >> most definitely. and it's really in a lot of ways the mirror of what president obama has done which is make everybody mad, attack people personally and really drive the base. >> polarize the electorate and then drive conservative turnout and that will carry you to victory? that's explicitly the cruz strategy. kim, is there anybody you think is really maybe on the way out here really hurt by this? >> look i think most of the people in that first debate that you saw, they didn't do anything

he and mike huckabee are pretty middle of the road when it comes to those issues. so you've got to find a way to poke a hole in trump's policy ideas and not just grasp for some rhetoric. we'll see if this first debate is a chance to do that or if they wait a little bit and watch what happened. next, hillary clinton, her taxes, her income and her e-mails from the private server. first rick perry challenging donald trump to what you might call a modern-day duel. >> he said you don't belong on the debate stage on august 6th. he questioned your energy, toughness, and quote/unquote brain power, that it might require to run a successful campaign. what would you say to mr. trump if he were standing here saying that in your presence? >> let's get a pull-up bar out there and see who can do the most pull-ups. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. big day? ah, the usual. moved some

mike huckabee. boy, he did have a heck of a closing statement. it was actually talking about hillary. very funny. everyone says housing. the ups and downs in the market. something happened today in the middle of the stock market free-fall could prove it is going to come back. the camp is on that right now. katrina, what do you think? >> well, interest rates, we have news now that interest rates may go up. i actually honestly don't think that they will. however, the anticipation that they may go up is definitely going to get a lot of buyers back into the market. my concern is not so much interest rates. my concern is low inventory. low inventory is creating an increase in prices and the increase in price is actually much higher than wage growth. >> the interest rates tumbled today and people were leaving stocks, going into bonds, treasury bills and notes. the price went up. deals went down. right now you take a look at what a treasury note is yielding. you could get a 3-something mortgage again. does that inties people in. >> a lot of people will

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so far mike huckabee, ted cruz and jeb bush have all taken the stage. jonathan serrie is in atlanta with what the candidates are saying. hi, jonathan. >> reporter: hi, leland. and in addition to those candidates you mentioned, originally donald trump had been scheduled to speak this evening. but he was disinvited today by the organizer of the red state gathering because of his controversial remarks about fox news anchor megyn kelly. this presents a challenge to the other candidates who are trying to stay on point and keep the focus on political issues, issues ranging from obamacare to religious liberty to the current administration. moments ago we heard from presidential candidate ted cruz who says that if elected the first thing he intends to do is rescind obama's executive actions that he has taken during his administration. the texas senator spoke here at the influential gathering of conservative activists. and earlier today red state attendees also heard from former arkansas governor mike huckabee who talked about the importance of energy independen

we areas some ideas, but really here to see mike huckabee. we are sitting there waiting to see him. that is the reason we are waiting. >> you have been following mr. huckabee's campaign? >> my wife has. and was in a focus group, it was quite interesting to me pretty --e that had what do i say -- notions about who they were supporting? a lot of them changed. at the university, we had a closed circuit tv. we were not there. they were at a different location. but then we voted as to whether it was positive or negative, and governor huckabee actually came out much, much stronger after people saw him in the debate. i was certainly intrigued. i have not totally made up my mind, but i was certainly intrigued with him. and i wanted to see some more. this is aee: i think wonderful country that ought to be preserved. and it will be preserved without the participation of those of us to every day had to worry about how we were going to pay the bills, get our kids to go to college. i came to the conclusion that everybody wants to eat from a clean plate. but somebody has to do the dishes. and man

let me play with mike huckabee said when asked if donald trump should backtrack here. >> should mr. trump apologize to megyn kelly? >> i'll have to leave that to him. i'm the only person who can talk about what mike huckabee will do as president. >> when megyn kelly listed off all the ugly names that donald trump called other women and he said oh, rosie o'donnell. the crowd kept laughing. the crowd was willing to laugh when he called rosie o'donnell a pig. now some of those same people have pitch forks behind donald trump. so the question is, is it okay when he calls this liberal television host a pig but when he calls someone who is seen as a leader of fox news coverage this awful thing that he claims he wasn't saying, then it is certainly mysoginist and outrage when it was okay to call rosie a pig? >> misogyny is a terrible campaign strategy. it's also just bad form what he said. it's bad -- it's not polite. >> why did he get laughs about rosie and not about megyn kelly? >> it's not appropriate to do it about rosie either. i don't know why. misogyny is bad politics and bad form an

we will re-air those tonight at 8:00 beginning with mike huckabee. you will also see democrat jim webb and we will re-air martin o'malley as well. back to the iowa state fair tomorrow morning as jeb bush and -- will be on the soapbox starting at 10:30. eastern time. tomorrow evening, our road to the white house coverage continues with donald trump in new hampshire. he will have a rally at 10 p.m. eastern time.

[ air horns blaring ] it's mike huckabee! [ cheers and applause ] next up, he went to yale, so "yale" ready for this? it's ben carson. [ cheers and applause ] he's a medical genius, but tell that to his what he says. and he's a doctor, but he don't want no scrubs. he wants to be president. and he's about to put his neurosurgery training to use, because the things he says will blow your mind. >> obamacare is the worst thing since slavery. [ explosion ] >> he said that! put this guy in prison, 'cause he's gonna steal your vote. but watch out, because if sexuality works the way he says it does, he might turn gay in there. it's ben carson! [ cheers and applause ] next up, you ready to bust a cruz? it's texas senator ted cruz!

. >>> mike huckabee is heading to israel to meet with officials and discuss the iran nuclear deal. last month, the candidate says this will take israel quote to the door of the oven. he said it is important to talk about the deal with israelis. >> i think it is the most dangerous situation that we face not just for the middle east, but for the rest of the world and a long time, this is essentially arming and equipping a terrorist state. they hold americans hostage right now. we are being pushed to get into a deal to give us nothing, but the iranians to end up with a nuclear weapon. >> mike huckabee had praise for donald trump calling him a master at branding. he said it helped trump get ten times the press coverage than any other candidate. huckabee said if he got that attention, he would be leading in the polls. the pentagon plans to expand an the number of drone flights overseas. 50% of more flights would broaden intelligence collection in ukraine and iraq and syria and north africa. the plan would grow the military's capacity for lethal air strikes. if put into action, the first

huckabee. trump is due to report for jury duty today in lower manhattan. last week he would willingly take a break from something on the campaign trail to answer that simons. trim to trade standing presidential candidate hillary clinton over her e-mail scandal. the chair of the house select committee on benghazi speaking with chris wallace on fox news sunday. >> any of those 30,000 e-mail she destroyed about yoga lessons in chelsea's weddings, what if they aren't available? >> the greater steps you take to clean something or delete something, that is a higher level of consciousness of concealment. tree into a fox news poll finds 58% of americans believe mrs. clinton knowingly lied when she said her e-mail server did not contain classified information. the poll showed dropping 50% the first time of vermont senator bernie sanders keeps climbing. the former secretary of state is 49%, senator sanders has 30%, joe biden was undeclared receives 10%. lauren: that's unbelievable. a key republican said

mike huckabee went this morning. mr. huckabee: this is called q&a . that means question and answers in your world, but for me it means questions and avoidance. you ask questions, i will try not to do anything that will end my presidential aspirations here today at the soapbox. john: that was huckabee, trying to do the soapbox. martin o'malley is going to be number two. that's happening now. is this a quaint little iowa tradition that is all cute and no one cares, or could this have a real impact on a candidates fortune? mark: the des moines register says huckabee did not get a lot of questions. the soapbox is a special thing. the register lets anybody ask questions, the format is very open, and it is one of the big testing grounds on how you handle hecklers and hostile questions. stand -- the democrats sneend a lot of hostile people. hillary clinton and mr. trump are not subjecting themselves to the soapbox. john: most of these guys, even when they do town hall meetings, they are basically friendly crowds. republicans go to republican events and democ

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 done before you will win in that job. so why should we not expect that in this debate you won

we will sit down with republican presidential candidate mike huckabee who met with the biggest critic israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu. >> i would 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 will ask our sunday panel. >> the fight over government funding for planned parenthood after a new video draws outrage all now on fox news sunday. >> hello from washington. we have exciting news in d.c. that everyone can actually agree on. the national zoo's giant panda had two panda cubs yesterday and delivered the first cub in the afternoon but the surprise second cub came just at 10:00 last night. >> we developed a bunch of strategies to be able to swap the cubs but it is up to her and how cooperative she is with us in the swapping process because obviously these are her cubs and she is not keen on us taking them >> the cub's big sister celebrate as second birthday tomorrow. >> after the new information of hillary clinton use of a private server 300 maims have been flagged for

i kind of like mike huckabee and rick santorum and rick perry. i think one of them three would be the best ones to leave the republican party because on the democratic side again, i like hillary, but if she can come clean with the e-mail and the phones and everything, i think she would be good because we did have president clinton, we did have a surplus and everything, so that is something that america needs the kind of look at, too. i think this clinton would be a good president for us. host: the reports say she will be at the fair tomorrow, but not speaking. it looks like we can go back to des moines to seek some of the comments. jeb bush is leaving. let's take a look. to a, governor. -- thank you, governor. [indiscernible] jeb bush: these are surprising businesses that do not need washington. i trust the governor of iowa and his department to deal with regulating iowa agriculture. [indiscernible] cutting taxes devastated the price of corn. three dollars and cost production is over four dollars. [indiscernible] [applause] >> it is recommended w

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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

mike huckabee says dealing with iran would in danger. president obama: it's a general pattern that we've seen is -- would be considered ridiculous if it weren't so sad. gwen: but huckabee did not back down. >> wasn't comparing the president to adolf hitler. when we did not take seriously the threat that was made to jews for 20 years after the writings of hitler -- gwen: chris christie flat out said what others are thinking that no matter what his popularity now trump has a disqualifying characteristics. this was in a conversation with john harwood. >> not possible for him to be a successful president. i think it's much less likely for him to be successful than it is for me to be successful. i don't think it wow be in the best interest of our party who i don't think would be an effective president to be the nominee. in the end that's why i'm running. gwen: some republicans are worried about the stone throwing. jeb bush speaking today tried for a little humor saying he looks forward to sharing the stage with another candidate ben carson a

. >>> mike huckabee heading to israel to discuss the nuclear deal. the candidate said the iran deal would take the israelis quote to the door of the oven. >> i think it is the most dangerous situation that we face not just for the middle east, but the rest of the world and a long time. this is essentially arming and equipping a terrorist state. the iranian government is not to be trusted. for 36 years, they kidnapped americans and killed americans. they hold americans hostage right now. we're being pushed to get into a deal that gives us nothing, but gives the iranians the capacity to end up with a nuclear weapon. >> huckabee expressed admiration, sort of, for republican rival donald trump. calling him a master at branding. it helped him get ten times the press coverage. huckabee said if he got that attention, he would be leading in the polls the. >>> the u.s. pentagon planning to expand the drones overseas. it would broaden intelligence in ukraine, iraq, syria, south china sea and south africa. it would grow the military capacity for lethal air stri

the nine governors are -- jeb bush, scott walker, mike huckabee, chris christie, john kasich, rick perry, bobby jindal, george pataki, and jim gilmore. the first five made the cut for the top 10 debate. collectively the governors of the u.s. population, some 97 million people. the five senators are -- ted cruz, marco rubio, rand paul, rick santorum, and lindsey graham. cruz, rubio, and paul made the top 10 cut. senators are representing 21% of the u.s. population. then there are the political outsiders doctor-donald trump, ben carson, and carly fiorina the first two of whom were in the top 10 debate. measured by their standing in the polls, the three republican front-runners are donald trump, jeb bush, and scott walker. the democratic presidential debates are not yet scheduled but are expected to kick off in iowa this fall. question, were there any stand outs and stand out moments in these debates? pat? >> well, john, i think everybody is going to focus in on donald trump and it was a very rough, tough night for him. did was he hardened and solidified his base and may have added to it be

mike huckabee is the first one to go. he went this morning. mike: this is called q&a. that means questions and answers. for me, it means questions and avoidance. i will try not to do anything that will end my presidential aspirations here at the soapbox. john: that was huckabee. martin o'malley is going to be number two. that is happening right around now. is this a quaint iowa tradition that is cute, or can this have a real impact? mark: "the des moines register" sponsors this. huckabee didn't get hard questions. this is where mitt romney was asked about economics and said, corporations are people. john: we were there. mark: the soapbox is a special thing. "the register" lets anyone ask questions, and it is one of the big testing grounds of how you handle hecklers and hostile questioners. i bet you democrats and a lot of hostile people -- two people aren't doing this. hillary clinton is not subjecting herself, and mr. trump so far is not subjecting himself. john: that is the key thing people forget about that romney event. the guy who got him to say that was a critic,

if you're a mike huckabee or a rick santorum, bush isn't so much in your lane. bush has this lane where he's trying to be the moderate middle of the road republican. if you are in the lane where you want to go for the far right and that cohort, i think you might see donald trump in your lane. he clearly owned that resentment anti-establishment core grouping of other republican primary voters. and if he's in your lane, at some point, he may not do it tonight. if you're going to own that lane, you're going to have to take donald trump. on i think a lot of them will sit back and wait for donald trump to self-explode. i have a feeling donald trump will let them down. >> now, when cornell said let him down, donald trump by many people's analysis has risen based on anger and anti-establishment and a lot of dissatisfaction. if he comes off too tame, if he come off presidential as we say, where he is not expressing that anger, that discontent, will he risk disappointing his base and those that have been supporting him feel, well, now he's getting like everybody else. he

and next to bush on the other side former arkansas governor mike huckabee. in the fifth spot newcomer to politics neurosurgeon dr. ben carson. we should point out the five polls included in the average were conducted by the following organizations. bloomberg, cbs, fox news monmouth university and quinnipiac university. meghan. >> coming in in the next five this is where the real drama has been. because the question has been who will make it into the tenth position? and appear on the primetime debate stage with the fox news anchors at the debate? the list begins ted cruz. he's at 5.4%. senator ted cruz of texas. senator marco rubio also coming in at 5.4%. senator rand paul at 4.8%. governor chris christie at 3.4%. and the tenth participant who will appear on stage at the fox news debate this thursday night is governor john kasich with 3.2%. the governor of ohio. which will be the state in which the debate is held. that edges out governor rick perry who had been in that position up until recently but did not average into the top ten according to these polls th

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to have to quickly talk about mike huckabee he is the best report -- storyteller he is charming and wonderful i saw him in the hallways in the morning out of my hotel room he was walking down the hallway in did not miss a beat. how are you? mrs. huckabee was with him i don't expect to be recognized everybody calls me dennis anyway. [laughter] by the way he is a very bad man. dell by his book the 10 commandments is because it is a bat and ball dash a best seller i warned her about that i suggest because of their experience to identify as a native she did work the back roads like mike huckabee did. body general -- body is the only one that speaks faster than i do. he has trouble getting traction early on but what that space he sued the federal government over common core that is his issue the most explosive domestic policy issue i have seen arrive on the political scene in 25 years and the beats have no idea how badly screwed up whole market is at the kitchen table and there is nothing worse than a mom and dad who can to second grade math and they are mad and this is an issue growing and bobby

christine todd whitman will join us with your take back so i'll be talking with mike huckabee to get his take on the whole shebang last night. keep it right here on the fox business network on "mornings with maria." so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep them all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberyy apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. with at&t get up to $400 dollars in total savings on tools to manage your business. >> i didn't get a phone call from bill clinton before he jumped in the breeze. did any of you get a phone call? i didn't. maybe because they hadn't given money to the foundation are donated to his wife's senate campaign. preprinted less about benghazi. she lies about e-mails that she is still defending planned parenthood and is still the front runner.

former arkansas governor and presidential candidate, mike huckabee mike huckabee is next. he sat done with cnn's s.e. cupp to talk about cultural and landscape in his book "god, guns, grits, and gravy." this is an hour. >>> governor huckabee, i think it is worth pointing out the irony that you are sitting there in new york where i used to live and i am in washington where maybe you will live in just over a year? >> guest: we will see about t t that. i did say there is only one address in all of washington i would have any interest in moving to and i think you know which one that might be. >> host: i do and we will talk about 2016 in a bit. let's talk about your book "god, guns, grits, and gravy." explain the title, first of all. >> guest: it is not a recipe book of southern food. if you are saying i don't know

. >> the parade continues in iowa, mike huckabee, so many others gathering there. this state has suddenly become important with donald trump is in first place there. ben carson is in second place there, and scott walker, the good neighbor who thought he could raise this as his hometown son favorite status has dropped to third. keep an eye on that. live to our control room. tryouts for ralph's job, and getting very, very interesting players on that. in fact, you won't believe how interesting. who has showed up in that seat? more after this. so you're a small business expert from at&t? yeah, give me a problem and i've got the solution. well, we have 30 years of customer records. our cloud can keep them safe and accessible anywhere. my drivers don't have time to fill out forms. tablets. keep them all digital. we're looking to double our deliveries. our fleet apps will find the fastest route. oh, and your boysenberyy apple scones smell about done. ahh, you're good. i like to bake. with at&t get up to $400 dollars in total savings on tools to manage your business. test

and coming in at number 4 former arkansas governor mike huckabee. midway through the pack, number 5 is retired neurosurgeon and political newcomer dr. ben carson and representing texas in the number six spot u.s. senator from texas ted cruz. also from florida taking the seventh spot on stage u.s. senator f

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