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rand paul scott walker and rick perry seemed to do themselves more harm than good. jeb bush clearly survived while as expected donald trump dominated the night. we start the hour live at that meeting in atlanta. nbc's kelly o'donnell is there. kelly, you're at the red state gathering. that's where they enjoy the reddest of red meat. very conservative group. do you expect the candidates to pump up but some like jeb bush may encounter a hostile crowd. what is it like on the ground there? >> reporter: real there's real electricity here, luke in part because they're active conservatives. they get out and vote. they donate. they work for campaigns. candidates and issues they care about. and the electricity is in part because they watched last night and they have an assessment and to see many of them in person today and tomorrow and hear them at length. participants satd ss said they to get hear a full speech and a real chance to immense themselves in what the candidates are saying and they're tailoring remarks to issues that malter to this conservative group. so you do h

rubio third, jeb bush fourth, ben carson rand paul, scott walker. i want to two to dana bash. dana sn. >>> thanks anderson i do have jeb bush's son here. or as your family calls you, jebbie. all of you, thank you for bicycle this. what was your sebsz. obviously, going in and guessing that you, as a family member, pretty merve e mer vous for hi dad. >> he did great. you know he did great: the truch factor of course he was preparing for anything that could come at him. take us inside. >> again, dad's campaign unique life experiences. that's what he's trying to get across, even with his heart, being totally transparent. >> do you think that coming away from this debate in all honesty, that people have a good sense of who jeb bush is and who he would be as a president). >> it's pretty civil. people got their points across. people will get to know him as jeb. it's committing. exciting. it's fun. >> he said that he didn't use the a word i guess, sch was reported today. have you heard back? and maybe a more specific question for you the how coyou do you feel when you hear donald trum

as of today, five candidates seem guaranteed a spot: donald trump, jeb bush, scott walker, rand paul and marco rubio. another three look highly likely to make the cut: ted cruz, mike huckabee and ben carson. that leaves three others to fight for the two remaining spots: chris christie, rick perry and john kasich. what better time for politics monday? tonight, with tamara keith of npr and susan page of "usa today." welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> ifill: so there is an elephant in the room as we always discuss on monday nights. his name is donald trump. let's get past that for a moment. what do these candidates have to accomplish on the stage thursday night to break through? >> i think they have different agendas facing them. i think for jeb bush, he wants to look presidential, an alternative to donald trump. i think marco rubio who's faded from the scene, he needs to ria cert himself as a player. scott walker needs to work on foreign policy, last time he had stumbles and missteps. so different players have different things they need to do. >> ifill: is there anything donald trum

john: coming up, scott walker ted cruz, chris christie, rand paul and professor and marianne here on "all due respect." ♪ john: that are lots of republicans running for president. does go through the other moments from last night. starting with scott walker who had a big zinger on hillary clinton's e-mails. mr. walker: probably the chinese and russian government know more about hillary clinton's e-mail servers. john: what did you think about scott walker? mark: i think he will do better in the other debates. i think the first national one, he was not as loose as he could be. he does need to get better. john: he has to get off talking points. i had some democrats last night who said he passed the intelligence seriousness threshold which for him was important. mark: he was solid all night, but he does need to get better. ted cruz's knowledge on foreign policy and russia on display. mr. cruz: you just mentioned the iranian general is directly responsible for t murder of over 500 american servicemen in iraq and part of this iranian deal is lifting the sanctions on the general sulamani.

marco rubio, scott walker and jeb bush. also this this morning, new information on the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. the state department has confirmed to nbc news clinton has certified under penalty of perjury that she has now turned over all work-related e-mails from her personal account that she used during her time as secretary of state. nbc's brian mooar is in washington this morning. brian, let's start with rick perry. there are signs that his presidential campaign may soon be over. >> reporter: yeah, there's news that rick perry's fundraising has all but dried up. he stopped paying staffers in the critical early voting states, but this morning it's not all bad news for the underdog. he's supposed to be the underdog, an afterthought, but democrat bernie sanders packed an arena in los angeles a day after drawing the biggest crowd of any 2016 presidential candidate. >> we have more than 27,000 people. >> reporter: front-runner hillary clinton is taking aim at republicans. >> the other side is pretty entertaining from

john: coming up, scott walker, ted cruz, chris christie, rand paul and professor and marianne -- all here on "with all due respect." ♪ john: there are lots of republicans running for president. let's go through the other moments from last night. starting with scott walker who had a big zinger on hillary clinton's e-mails. mr. walker: probably the chinese and russian government know more about hillary clinton's e-mail servers. john: what did you think about scott walker? mark: i think he will do better in the other debates. i think the first national one he was not as loose as he could be. he does need to get better. john: he has to get off talking points. i had some democrats last night who said he passed the intelligence seriousness threshold which for him was important. mark: he was solid all night but he does need to get better. ted cruz's knowledge on foreign policy and russia on display. mr. cruz: you just mentioned the iranian general is directly responsible for the murder of over 500 american servicemen in iraq and part of this iranian deal is lifting the sanctions on genera

scott walker, ted cruz, rants paul, chris christie. rick santorum, bobby joineddal, lindsay graham have all agreed with trump's position that being born in the u.s. should not automatically confer u.s. sit accept ship, jeb web marco cube oh, pa tack and i fe carli say u should leave it as it is. should this cause chest bum aret the republican headquarters. what does damage to one side isn't necessarily a benefit to the other, is it? >> i think that on both side of the aisle people wants to see a real debate with real solutions. that's really what interest are interested in. we know when solutions are explained in simple ways, -- >> jeez, that's neat. >> people born in the united states, that this is a part of our contusion, the constitution has never been changed in a way to limit civil rights. any change that has ever been in those civil rights arena to our constitution has expand the the civil rights. certainly this is not something that people want to hear candidates talking about right now. they want to hear about real solutions, t

. >> as for who's down, rand paul, scott walker and jeb bush also, post-debate hits. bush got hit the hardest. he's down six points. he was voted the most qualified candidate and one of the most likeable. harris? >> you know what's interesting in that, it's pretty close to donald trump to where he was before the debate now. he took a little dip. and now it looks like he's coming back. part of that might be some of the reactions this weekend. he's actually answering the questions people have, they wanted to know. what are the details of your immigration reform plan. he answered those questions. >> he did. and of course the thing we've been hearing so much from him on this while at the southern border. he brought it up and it is front and center on this plan. for the first time, trump explains how he plans to pay for that wall. trump says if the mexican government refuses to pay for it he would charge mexicans an additional fee anytime they apply for a u.s. visa or drive through a border crossing. taint, he's raising eyebrows over who is advising him on such policy plan

scott walker, ted cruz, rants paul, chris christie. rick santorum, bobby joineddal, lindsay graham have all agreed with trump's position that being born in the u.s. should not automatically confer u.s. sit accept ship, jeb web marco cube oh, pa tack and i fee carli say you should leave it as it is. should this cause chest bum are bumps at the republican headquarters. what does damage to one side isn't necessarily a benefit to the other, is it? >> i think that on both side of the aisle people wants to see a real debate with real solutions. that's really what interest are interested in. we know when solutions are explained in simple ways, -- >> jeez, that's neat. >> people born in the united states, that this is a part of our contusion, the constitution has never been changed in a way to limit civil rights. any change that has ever been in those civil rights arena to our constitution has expand the the civil rights. certainly this is not something that people want to hear candidates talking about right now. they want to hear about real s

as of today, five candidates seem guaranteed a spot: donald trump, jeb bush scott walker, rand paul and marco rubio. another three look highly likely to make the cut: ted cruz, mike huckabee and ben carson. that leaves three others to fight for the two remaining spots: chris christie, rick perry and john kasich. what better time for politics monday? tonight, with tamara keith of npr and susan page of "usa today." welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> ifill: so there is an elephant in the room as we always discuss on monday nights. his name is donald trump. let's get past that for a moment. what do these candidates have to accomplish on the stage thursday night to break through? >> i think they have different agendas facing them. i think for jeb bush, he wants to look presidential, an alternative to donald trump. i think marco rubio who's faded from the scene, he needs to ria cert himself as a player. scott walker needs to work on foreign policy, last time he had stumbles and missteps. so different players have different things they need to do. >> ifill: is there anything donald trump ne

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scott walker at 12%. behind them marco rubio and rand paul. bloomberg is set to release a poll today. that could shake things up at the bottom. voters across the country had their chance to see most of the republican field together. this was not a debate but one at a time candidate forum hosted by the new hampshire leader. cnn's athena jones as the latest. >> reporter: good morning, guys. this forum was a chance for voters to hear from all of the candidates who wanted to participate. any candidate who chose to show up could show up. this is about focusing on the voters in new hampshire, south carolina and iowa. aimed at the voters and airing on stations in those states. almost all of the candidates choose to come. three no shows. donald trump. he happens to be leading in the national polls and latest poll here in the state of new hampshire. he skilled the forumpped the forum last night. instead, candidates held their fire for hillary clinton. >> i'm fluent in clinton speak. when bill said i didn't have sex with that woman. he did. when she say

wait until you hear what scott walker has to say about it. we say good-bye to our biggest fren my, john stewart. don't miss it. see you at 11:30. >> we will see you. thank you very much. >>> up here first, another epa ah oh. the white house saying its new clean power rules are going to lower your energy bills, but will it zap your energy bills? the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> cleaner air and lower bills? that's what the white house is promising with its new clean power rules. take a look. >> this plan, the analysis shows lshgs ultimately save the average american nearly $85 a year on their energy bills. >> b

john: coming up, scott walker, ted cruz, chris christie, rand paul and professor and marianne -- all here on "with all due respect." ♪ john: there are lots of republicans running for president. let's go through the other moments from last night. starting with scott walker who had a big zinger on hillary clinton's e-mails. mr. walker: probably the chinese and russian government know more about hillary clinton's e-mail then do members of the u.s. congress. john: what did you think about scott walker? mark: i think he will do better in the other debates. i think the first national one he was not as loose as he could be. he does need to get better. i don't think that level of performance is going to be good enough. john: he has to get off talking points. he looks too canned. i had some democrats last night who said he passed the intelligence seriousness threshold which for him was important. mark: he was solid all night as was almost everybody but he does need to get better. ted cruz's knowledge on foreign policy, iran, and russia on display. mr. cruz: you just mentioned the iranian ge

wait until you hear what scott walker has to say about it. we say good-bye to our biggest fren my, john stewart. don't miss it. see you at 11:30. >> we will see you. thank you very much. >>> up here first, another epa ah oh. the white house saying its new clean power rules are going to lower your energy bills, but will it zap your energy bills? we debate, you decide. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. >> the e.p.a.'s wherein rules to fight global warming. will they heat your cooling bills? the slowest pace since 33 >>> cleaner air and lower bills? that's what the white house is promising with its new clean power rules. take a look. >> this plan, the analysis shows lshgs ultimately save the average american nearly $85 a year on their energy bills. >> but you say this wil

scott walker. >> i'm the only one that separateed siamese twins. >> and marco rubio aimed to unite. >> god has blessed us, the diffract candidates can't even find one. >> on the opening night of a strong republican fight. lisa desjardins, news hour cleveland. it was one year ago this weekend when the city of ferguson quickly moved to the center of national attention. protests followed the fatal shooting of michael brown by a police officer. the case called even more attention to the police shootings and the militarization of police forces across the country and triggered more debate and calls for reform. hari sreenivasan returned there to see how the city is faring. >> clifton kenny had no idea how much his life was about to change at this time last year. then 17 years old his mother had just died from stage 4 breast cancer. he was at home and bereft when social media brought him the photograph of michael brown's body. >> at first i didn't believe it. the community there was just trying to figure out what was going on, trying to figure out why this kid was lying in in the street. >>

scott walker. >> i'm the only one that separated siamese twins. >> and marco rubio aimed to unite. >> god has blessed us, the diffract candidates can't even find one. >> on the opening night of a strong republican fight. lisa desjardins, news hour cleveland. it was one year ago this weekend when the city of ferguson quickly moved to the center of national attention. protests followed the fatal shooting of michael brown by a police officer. the case called even more attention to the police shootings and the militarization of police forces across the country and triggered more debate and calls for reform. hari sreenivasan returned there to see how the city is faring. >> clifton kenny had no idea how much his life was about to change at this time last year. then 17 years old his mother had just died from stage 4 breast cancer. he was at home and bereft when social media brought him the photograph of michael brown's body. >> at first i didn't believe it. the community there was just trying to figure out what was going on, trying to figure out why this kid was lying in in the street. >> >

a jeb bush and rand paul and ben carson and marco rubio and huckabee and cruz. the bottom gets sort of tricky. you have chris christie and john kasich, but in our poll you also see rick perry close to those two. those three are really sort of jockeying for those last three spots. over the weekend, we heard from all of those candidates with kasich saying he would really like to be there, considering it is his state. chris christie says the rank doesn't really matter once you get on stage. rick santorum who hoping to get the tenth spot argues it's very early in the campaign. you mentioned vice president biden considering a run. that report initially coming out from "the new york times." not clear yet but they do report he may make a decision by september. >> getting interesting. thank you very much. >>> one person is dead and 15 others taken to local hospitals after severe weather uprooted a tent at a festival near chicago. witnesses say people sought shelter from hail and heavy rains in the huge tent but a massive wind gust blew it into the air and sending it cra

scott walker ben carson ted cruz, rand paul chris christie and john casey. perry, lindsay graham and others came up short. they'll meant in the second tier debate earlier in the day. the lobbying effort over the iran nuclear agreement is heating up. today at the white house. they appealed to the leaders. they took to the internet to urge american jews to reject the team. john terrett joins us from washington. >> that's right. good evening. welcome to you. we really are in the middle right now of two days of intensive lobbying recording the iran deal. both politicians, lawmakers and today in particular with jewish americans. the reason for this is that we are on the eve of vasion season here in d.c. the house is already gone the senate is about to leave town and so the idea is to put a bug in politician's ears. they don't have to vote on this in the fall. the hope is that they'll ruminate about what they hear now while they are on the beach. >> the toughest critic of the iran nuclear deal israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu addressing major u.s. jewish

ted cruz. >> fiery guy. >> scott walker. >> a fighter. >> rick perry. >> a really texan. >> john kasich. >> smart guy, too. all these guys they're mine friends. it's hard to say anybody bad about them. >> rand paul. >> a really nice guy. i do like him a lot. he called me, wanted to make. i do like him. i disagree with some of his policies. that's okay. >> marco rubio. >> he's an over rated guy. i think i have much better hair than he does. i think that i never really met him. i saw him quickly going on a stage. i thought -- i do think he was very very disloyal to bush. bush was his mentor. and bush was his mentor. i think he was disloyal to bush. and if you can, i hope you'll ask me about bush now. i thought it was horrible when he said "a dear friend". you said marco rubio to bush and bush said "a dear friend". that is politics. you've got to hate him. this is not marco rubio. >> what do you think of jeb bush putting aside the marco issue? >> he is a nice guy. he looks very unhappy to me. he doesn't look like a person that looks like he wants to be doing this. >> chris christie, you sa

ted cruz. >> fiery guy. >> scott walker. >> a fighter. >> rick perry. >> a really texan. >> john kasich. >> smart guy, too. all these guys, they're mine friends. it's hard to say anybody bad about them. >> rand paul. >> a really nice guy. i do like him a lot. he called me, wanted to make. i do like him. i disagree with some of his policies. that's okay. >> marco rubio. >> he's an over rated guy. i think i have much better hair than he does. i think that i never really met him. i saw him quickly going on a stage. i thought -- i do think he was very very disloyal to bush. bush was his mentor. and bush was his mentor. i think he was disloyal to bush. and if you can, i hope you'll ask me about bush now. i thought it was horrible when he said "a dear friend". you said marco rubio to bush and bush said "a dear friend". that is politics. you've got to hate him. this is not marco rubio. >> what do you think of jeb bush putting aside the marco issue? >> he is a nice guy. he looks very unhappy to me. he doesn't look like a person that looks like he wants to be doing this. >> chris christie, you s

walker, from rand paul. >> and so do people want to hear specifics from mr. trump. the reality is, trump continues to have huge crowds. he was out in dubuque earlier this week. i was out there. 4,000 people. he had a great turnout. lots of people from which is a t to the governor of wisconsin dubuque being right on the border there. and trump hit it out of the park repeatedly. and one of the things that's clear is that jeb has decided that he has got to go after mr. trump. that was the same day that the whole jorge ramos flare up with trump took place. two days later the quinnipiac poll comes out and shows that trump has a bigger lead than anybody else has ever had in the entire year. he has organizers on the ground in iowa. the people in his crowds in iowa the first caucus state and new hampshire increasingly are the real early primary voters. it is still way too early to worry about polls and stuff like that in those early states. folks don't make up their minds until the last weaning. the fact that trump is getting the activists in these early states is a

at the bottom of the list, we're seeing rand paul, scott walker, jeb bush, chris christie, and john kasich. interesting note when it comes to this. very few actually thought the three sitting governors performed poorly. so on the other end, who lost the debate? 29% of republicans chose donald trump. that's followed by rand paul, jeb bush, chris christie, and lindsey graham, top five of those who lost. let's look at how the debate influenced the gop standings when it comes to this donald trump still on top at 23% followed by ted cruz here. you got to consider this is kind of a major shake-up rounding out the top five. ted cruz at 13%. ben carson, 11%. carly fiorina at 8%. and marco rubio also at 8%. that's the highest fiorina has polled nationally. and to round out the bottom six. jeb bush, scott walker, former front-runners now at 7%. rand paul, mike huck key, and john kasich and rick perry tied at 2% at well. tom marks interesting when you see how the debate has shaken up the gop race. we'll continue to watch this play out day to day and how they'll stack up as we look forward to the next

walker, from rand paul. >> and so do people want to hear specifics from mr. trump. the reality is, trump continues to have huge crowds. he was out in dubuque earlier this week. i was out there. 4,000 people. he had a great turnout. lots of people from wisconsin, which is a threat to the governor of wisconsin dubuque being right on the border there. and trump hit it out of the park repeatedly. and one of the things that's clear is that jeb has decided that he has got to go after mr. trump. that was the same day that the whole jorge ramos flare up with trump took place. two days later the quinnipiac poll comes out and shows that trump has a bigger lead than anybody else has ever had in the entire year. he has organizers on the ground in iowa. the people in his crowds in iowa the first caucus state and new hampshire increasingly are the real early primary voters. it is still way too early to worry about polls and stuff like that in those early states. folks don't make up their minds until the last weaning. the fact that trump is getting the activists in these ea

and scott walker will come from the right and say you know what? he's not as conservative as you think he is. but here is the thing about what is going on in the republican party right now. this is about disrupting politics as usual. it's not about donald trump's positions. it's about people who feel d disafected from their republican party and saying okay, we got to stop this now and you have to start paying attention to us and listening to us and donald trump, for now, is the vehicle for that. and they are saying, you know what? the establishment hasn't worked so maybe it won't be donald trump. there is something else going on within the republican party other candidates have to pay attention to. >> they should listen. gloria is going to stick around because we are waiting. "out front" next, trump set to take the stage. the keynote speaker, the first time he'll speak out at a campaign event since the big headline-grabbing debate performance. we'll bring that as soon as he takes the stage and meanwhile, trump is flying high in the polls. the first

, the scott walkers that everybody was caulking about now have you rand paul complaining nobody will pay attention to him. what are they saying about now being, you know, the country mile away from trump? >> reporter: yeah, everybody in that category i put governor christie in that category, too, governor huckabee. they are all relying on two twin pillars to say hope springs etern am. one is trump willco lance and he will be down to 10% and that support will be up for grabs, they say $300 million i think jeb will have to spend, $300 million cannot convince a electorate to pick another bush, if you take bush and trump out of campaign, it's chaos. ted cruz, mike huckabee, chris christie, all of them think i will be the guy that emerges from that chaos, steels enough momentum to be the nominee. >> all right. donald trump spent yesterday in jury duty at manhattan supreme court while most of his fellow republican candidates were left responding to his hardline immigration plan. his main tenants are to make mexico play for the completion of a border wall, reduce the amount of available vis

. >> scott walker. >> i say rand paul. >> donald trump. >> big problem is being politically correct. >> win or lose donald trump brings excite to the republican party. >> it is good for the republican party. >> run to win. >> who is winning this debate? >> i think marco rubio is doing a great job. >> donald trump most consistent answers. >> i think in terms of the them donald trump. >> i think scott walker. >> 500 republicans and democrats came together to watch the fox news debate. and it was an exciting night. >> peter johnson jr. to for us. promises promises. vowing to repeal president obama's executive actions. >> the first thing i intend to do is rescind every uncontusionnal executive action byback obama. >> you do something and suppress it from wages. >> do they have the power to deliver on the promises? we are fact checking the promises up next. ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ ss simultaneo simult

joining the front-runners will be mike huckabee, ben carson, ted cruz, marco rubio, rand paul, chris christie, and john kasich. scott, bobby jindal and rick perry did not make the cut which was based on an army of five recent polls, including ourselves. >> pelley: and about six months now until the first votes are cast in iowa. thanks very much, nancy. an american-trained combat unit in syria is taking heavy losses in what one u.s. official calls "a friggin' mess." theus is spending hundreds of thousands of dollars training syrians to fight the islamic extremist group isis, but only 54 soldiers have been fielded so far, and more than 10% have been killed or captured. our pentagon correspondent david martin is told others in the unit have scattered. u.s. and allied warplanes attacked 19 targets yesterday in iraq and syria. no u.s. casualties. isis dismembered syria in iraq, and now runs its calf flait, or government, from capital city, raqqa. elizabeth palmer reports that isis is reaching deep for new recruits. given the depravity of isis, some of the images you're about to see are di

you are looking at scott walker jed bush rand paul and donald trump. goes down to ben carson. here is one that people were not sure was going to happen. john casic, the governor of ohio he has gone up in newhampshire and nationally. i suspect you'll see him there, because of this chris christie or perry will be out, if you ask me i'll say rick perry will not be there. a lot are waiting to see him in a debate that's where his downfafl bigins. >> any chance of carley. >> no there'll be a debate before the debate the undercard, the kiddy table. she probably will not make if. the reason they want carley fiorina there and the reason fox is propping them up - i spoke someone at fox news - they want someone to attack hillary clinton, a woman to go after hillary clinton's record. that will be a problem for the republicans going forward. >> what can we expect with so many candidates on the stage, and donald trump in there as well? >> you never know what to expect with donald trump, you can find crafty ways of going after him, and see people being dismissive of donald trump. the theatre

looking at scott walker jed bush, rand paul donald trump, obviously, and it goes down to ben carson. there's one that people were not sure would happen john kassig the governor of ohio he has gone up in the polling in new hampshire. i suspect because he'll make it there. chris christie and alan perry will be out. if you ask me i'll say alan perry will not be here. a lot of people are waiting to see alan perry in a debate. that is where his downfall began in 2012. you'll find crafty ways to go after donald trump, and you'll see people being dismissive of donald trump and the theatre will be trump himself. at the top you mentioned trump fired someone. he does that for a living. he fires out bombast and the question will be how will they handle it. a lot of people say the substantive debate because of donald trump, will be the debate previous to the main show. donald trump doesn't have tro go out and fund raise, doesn't have to be beholden to other people. the problem that a lot of voters has is that that means he'll be an autocrat. you'll have a wealthy person become the nominee or the

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walker, mike huckabee and rand paul. joining me now, jackie kusinich and john lapier. jeb bush notably not in the top five. governor scott walker not in the top five. donald trump still leading double digits and now he says he deserves the apology. what's your reaction? >> i'm not going to put a lot of faith in survey monkey. i will say this. donald trump -- this reminds me of an endless episode of "celebrity apprentice." it's like a reality show and not reality. it frustrates me as someone who wants to see a substantive debate with real leaders who have accomplished something in the political areasona. donald trump is a mmysogenist. if he is our nominee we'll get killed in the next election. it's frustrating for people who want to have a real debate. >> don't let the name of the survey fool you, the monkey part. they're a pretty reliable survey. i get it, the name strk me as odd as well. nevertheless their polling work has been seen as credible. and right now their numbers show no change in donald trump. do you feel tha

paul, chris christie, and john kasich. tonight's questions will come from moderator's and facebook users across the country with minute to respond to the questions. this will be donald trump's first ever political debate. >> i just want to be myself. well. i have been talking about a long time, we are talking politicians are all talk, no action, they don't get it done. >> reporter: the gb will be in prime time, 9:00 p.m. several gop candidates will have a chance to debate earlier tonight at 5:00 p.m.. grew. the event will be the first of nine scheduled debate. the next will be in september in california. juliet: new poll numbers show in new yorkers are getting tired of bill deblasio. robert: they are not happy with the way he's handling the homeless situation in new york city but today he is taking action. liz dol liz dollars outside tompkins plan. >> reporter: tomompins insuare park has been a long time trouble spot when it comes to homelessness. the mayor says this new initiative will help city-wide but the big question

donald trump, jeb bush, scott walker, mike huckabee, ben carson, ted cruz, marco rubio, rand paul, chris christie, john kasich. all rise on donald trump who will take center stage literally and figuratively. in an interview last night with bill o'reilly he admitted to being a bit nervous but said he hasn't rehearsed much. >> don't know how you can rehearse for a debate. i watched mitt romney, he let us down last time. he rehearsed. in that third debate was catastrophic. i don't know what happened to him but you have to be yourself. >> reporter: besides donald trump many will watch the debate to see how george bush performs-jeb bush performs machine will be asked about this controversial comment he made yesterday. >> the next president should defund planned parenthood. >> reporter: wasn't sure the federal government needed to provide as much funding as it does to address women's health issues. he later said he misspoke but his words drew criticism from hillary clinton. you are absolutely unequivocally wrong, she tweeted. the debate will allow candidates to address the issues which sometim

don't be part of the rand pauls or the scott walkers. because he is not establishment. >> there is been talk about position paper that's may be put out. putting more meat on the bone. do you expect to see that in the coming weeks? >> well, look. donald trump is a really smart guy. he understands the positions. the problem is positions change on a daily basis. >> that seem to be his message tonight. actually an interesting, critics say it is an interesting way getting specifics. >> it's not. >> right now, we have, what? 19 trillion in debt? millions on food stamps. we have crumbling bridges and roadways of the third world. who caused this? not donald trump. they're the problem. donald trump is the solution. >> one thing i found very interesting to hear him say tonight, and it seems effective, certainly to the crowd tonight. him talking about his own personal business experiences of. whether it was someone in florida or the post office in washington. he said all these people wanted to build it. i went down there, i punched and i punched an

scott walker, 65. ted cruz, 24. huckabee, 19. rand paul, eight. marco rubio, seven. ben carson, zero. scott walker is the experienced guy on this stage. 65 debates to his credit. donald trump zero. how does that play out tonight? >> there's certainly a very big difference between a campaign for being governor and running for president or being a county executive and running for president. but also ted cruz with that smaller stat, he was a champion college debater. that's still a different ball game. donald trump on the other hand, he spent a lot of time on television, he knows how to do this, he does a lot of tv interviews. so he's well-polished. ready to handle himself well on stage. the question is, which version of himself does he want to put on stage. that's the challenge. they have to prepare for a or b, which drurp shows up. the nice one or the mean one. >> does the tv experience translate to a solid debate performance. 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

marco rubio, scott walker at 6%. rand paul at 4%. and john kay -- kasich at 2%. in the two weeks since the last fox news poll was conducted, bernie sanders has jumped 8 points. this straw poll was a terribly informal poll. you could whack up and respond to that poll as often as you wanted to. and so we're going to struggle to apply any kind of scientific credibility to it. but in spirit, it's not that different than the iowa caucuses. >> yeah. it's also sort of, you know, i think it's a bit of fun for people who are at the fair to feel like they have something in the moment to participate in. i wouldn't set a great deal of store by it. the fox news poll out yesterday, though, you know, it had some pretty interesting numbers, certainly on the democratic side. shows, you know, sanders still running strong and biden. who hasn't obviously said that he, that he's running yet, you know, marking in double digits. and some pretty significant numbers on the republican side as well, jeb bush following to single digits, primarily. >> let's listen to what bernie sanders said

rand paul, scott walker and rick perry seemed to do themselves more harm than good. jeb bush clearly survived, while as expected donald trump dominated the night. we start the hour live at that meeting in atlanta. nbc's kelly o'donnell is there. kelly, you're at the red state gathering. that's where they enjoy the reddest of red meat. very conservative group. do you expect the candidates to pump up but some like jeb bush may encounter a hostile crowd. what is it like on the ground there? >> reporter: real there's real electricity here, luke, in part because they're active conservatives. they get out and vote. they donate. they work for campaigns. candidates and issues they care about. and the electricity is in part because they watched last night and they have an assessment and to see many of them in person today and tomorrow and hear them at length. participants sa s