we want to bring back dr. ben carson and dr. ben carson, some of these terrorists almost ucated in this way and kind of a sinister way of teaching these men commit children, basically that later in the life to do the stuff. how do you stop that? education obviously in a different way, bow do we oversee and stop that from haening? >> they have been very successful with their ideological education program. utilizing, you know, social network, media, very effectively. what we are going to have to do is take a peek -- take a page out of their books. began a counter. showing there are different ways of doing things and better ways of doing things. appealed to the more you minute hearing and sight of people. but we need to recognize that this is an incredibly powerful tool. in their case, they are using it for evil and we can use it for granted. you are a neurosurgeon by trade and best-selling author. you decided to run for president. how does a person go about how do you do that? >> well, i think you use the same types of techniques

ben carson, thanks very much for joining us. dr. ben carson: my pleasure, thank you. maria: first i want to get out of the way some of the attacks from media we know what you've said give us a straight answer dr. carson in your autobiography gifted hands ben carson story you tell of the story of being offered a sharply to west point at high school sometime after having durn with u.s. army chiefs of staff general william westmorland with you with general westmorland at that time. >> i don't remember if i was with him when the offer came the offer was not as i recall, from him, but they were multiple other officers around several things i was invited to because of status as city executive offer general westmorland was at one of them, there were congressional medal of honorer wins there as well really quite an honor but honestly 45 to 50 years ago, so i can't remember every single detail about it. but. maria: okay. dr. ben carson: many people subsequently have had that same offer, by the way, are willing to come out and talk about it. gentleman i only asked because his s

. >> and of course, you cannot forget dr. ben carson. what an incredible story. >> i'm ben carson. i'm a candidate for president of the united states. >> one of the best neurosurgeons in the world and might even be your next president. >> we are one nation. under god. indivisible. with liberty and justice for all. >> hearts and stories starts in a broken him anyoner city detroit. his mother worked or two or three jobs to make ends meet. and when carson started doing poorly in school she had a solution. >> turning all the tooth and make is read reports and submit to her written book reports but she couldn't read. but it didn't matter because it worked. >> he attended yale and medical school, revolutionizing his field. completing surgeries once thought impossible. including separating conjoin entwines. >> i'm the only one that separates siamese twins. the only one to operate on babies still in the mother's woman. the only one to take out have a brain. >> and of course, dr. carson jumping into the political spotlight the national prayer black fest in 2013. >> our national debt, $16.5

our guest today, is republican presidential candidate and neurosurgeon, dr. ben carson. he'll discuss his newest book, one he wrote with his wife, candy. titled "a more perfect union: what we the people can do to reclaim our constitutional liberties." but first, would like to introduce our distinguished head table. this head table includes club members and also guests of the speaker. from the audience's right, joseph morton, the washington correspondent for the ohama world herald and the membership secretary of the national press club. alfaruk is a report nor gray sheet. jennifer, president of respectability u.s.a. bengie sarlan, political reporter for msnbc. candy carson this wife of our speaker. [applause] >> thomas burr. the washington correspondent for the salt lake tribune and the vice president of the national press club. myron bellkind, george washington prosecutor president and former profit the national mess club. kevin meredith, the manager editor of the "washington post". gabrielle debenedetti, the national political correspondent for politico. jasmin is the c

and dr. ben carson's name is going to be eli. now, eli is, obviously, a byly call name and a nickname for students who go to yale and that's where dr. ben carson did some of his undergraduate work. david? >> tom llamas, thank you. let's bring in jon karl, code name chief white house correspondent. >> thank you very much. >> eight podiums instead of ten. chris christie and mike huckabee didn't make the cut. you say the biggest opening and perhaps the biggest stakes tonight, for jeb bush. >> yeah, no doubt. donald trump is center stage because he's leading in the polls. jeb bush has moved further and further out with each debate. he's one step away from the very edge of the debate. the last debate was devastating for him. he has a chance to turn it around tonight. this should be a good debate for him. it's on policy issues. if jeb bush cannot break through tonight, it is hard to imagine where he does break through. this, david, is as close to a do or die moment for jeb bush as you can get. >> and he's acknowledged to you, he needs

and dr. ben carson's name is going to be eli. now, eli is,obviously, a byly call name and a nickname for students who go to yale and that's where dr. ben carson did david? >> tom llamas, thank you. let's bring in jon karl, c ce name chief white house correspondent. >> thank you very much. >> eight podiums instead of ten. chris christie and mike huckabee didn't make the cut. you say the biggest opening and perhaps the biggest stakes toninit, for jeb bush. >> yeye, no doubt. donald trump is center stage polls. jeb bush has moved further and further out with each deba. he's one step away from the very edge of the debate. the last debate wasevastating for him. he has a chance to turn it around tonight. him. it's on polic issues. if jeb bush cannot break through tonight, it is hard to imagine where he does break through. this, david, is as close to a do or die moment for jeb bush as you can get. >> and he's acknowledged to you, he needs to g better. jon, thank you. >>> meantime, a lightning rod issue duringhe debates, what to do about

and dr. ben carson's name is going to be eli. now, eli is, obviously, a byly call name and a nickname for students who g go to ye and that's where dr. ben carson did some of his undergraduate work. david? >> tom llamas, thank you. let's bring in jon karl, code name chief white house correspondent. >> thank you very much. >>>> eight podiums instead of ten. chris christie and mike huckabee didn't make the cut. u say the biggest opening and perhaps the biggest stakes tonight, for jeb bush. >> yeah, no doubt. donald trump is center stage polls. jeb bush has moved further and further out with each debate. he's one step away from the very edge of the debate. the last debate was devastating for him. he has a chance to turn it around tonight. him. it's on policy issues. if jeb bush cannot break through tonight, it is hard to imagine where he does break through. this, david, is aslose to a do or die momen for jeb bush as you can get. >> and he's acknowledged to you, he needs to get better. jon, thank you. >>> meantime, a lightning rod iss

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movement.donald trump regains the lead from dr. ben carson. trump pulled in 25-percent of the vote -- carson dropped 10 points to 18-percent.ted cruz jumped all the way to number two -- with 23-percent of likely caucus goers -- meaning it's a dead heat within the margin of error. the next day -- the democrats poll came out.hillary clinton kept her lead in iowa -- at 51- percent.bernie sanders is still in second and martin o'malley rounds out the three person democratic field. between what could be an international crisis on the border between turkey and syria to some reshuffling in the iowa polling nubmers -- we brought in university of iowa professor cary covington to break down what it all means for the 2016 race.we started by asking him how the race of changes for candidates now that the sitting president is dealing with big -- and potentially dangerous -- international issues. the concern over terrorists and refugees hits close to home here in the corridor.the mother mosque of america in cedar rapids is the nation's oldest house of islamic

our thanks to ben carson and dr. siegel for the new drama involving the family of that illinois cop who reportedly staged his own suicide to look like a murder. up next, the troubling story about this guy's alleged mist res and his own son. ♪ don't just eat. mangia! bertolli. awe believe active management can protect capital long term. active management can tap global insights. active management can take calculated risks. active management can seek to outperform. because active investment management isn't reactive. it's active. that's the power of active management. >>> developing tonight, dramatic new information in the case of an illinois cop who reportedly went to great lengths to make his suicide look like a murder. there are multiple reports tonight that lieutenant joseph glenowitz may have had his alleged mistress marry his son, who's in the army, so that they could both enjoy military financial benefits. this comes a day after investigators say he also tried to put a hit on a local leader. joining me to disc

the focus, the economy. about dr. ben carson. the retired neurosurgeon particularly his claim that as a teen with a temper, he tried to stab a friend. carson often talks about his violent youth, including the time he sails he tried to hit his mother with a hammer. >> picked up a hammer, went to hit her in the head with it. behind. >> reporter: but carson says he overcame his anger, finding god. >> if you try and hit your mother over the held with a hammer, your poll numbers go up. this is a strange election, isn't it? man. you stab somebody, and the newspapers say you didn't do it. and you say, yes, i did, i did it. if they said i didn't do it, i'd be so happy. this is the only election in history where you're better off if you stab somebody, what are we coming to? >> reporter: this morning on "gma," trump at it again. >> you know, i try to figure out what's going on here. you hit somebody in the face with a lock. hammer. >> reporter: carson says he's being investigated more than any other candidate, including president obama, ev

ben carson. rival dr. ben carson. sabrina: trump says it's the beginning of the end for carson's presidential the end for carson's presidential campaign....with only a little over a day till the two meet face to face on the debate stage in milwaukee.. abc's stephanie ramos reports "script: a busy weekend for g- o-p presidential candidate dr ben carson... 5505 / tvu 6 @ 10.52 natsot - ben carson / (r) presidential candidate "estado 51!" carson at a rally in puerto rico sunday - candidate "estado 51!" carson at a rally in puerto rico sunday - throwing his support behind making the u-s protectorate into a state. the candidate appeared as his usual, low key self... the opposite....from this fiery display on friday... sot : dr. ben carson (r), presidential candidate: what a bunch of garbage. the scrutiny into carson's past heating up.... and carson firing back... on this week with george stephanopoulos sunday....carson addressed the accuracy of his life stories which are in question. sot george: in the end, do you think al

movementdonald trump regains the lead from dr. ben carson. trump pulled in 25-percece of the vote -- carson dropped 10 points to 18-percent.ted cruz jumped all the way to number two -- with 23-percent of likely caucus goers -- meaning it's a dead heaeawithin the margin of error. the next day -- the democrats poll came out.hillary clinton kept her lead in iowa -- at 51- percent.bernie sanders is still in second and martin o'mamaey rorods out the three person democratic field. international crisis on the border between turkey and syria to some @eshuffling in the iowa polling nubmers -- we broughghin university ofofiowa professor cary covington to break down what it all means for the 2016 race.we started by asking him how the race of changes for candidates now that the sitting president is dealing withthbigig- and potentially dangerous -- the concern over terrorists and refugees hits close to home here in the corridor.the mother mosque of america in cedar rapids is the nation's oldest house of islamic faith. for decades - imam taha tawil says io

and dr. ben carson's name is going to be eli. now, eli is, obviousl a byly call name and a nickname for students who go to yale and that's where dr. ben carson did some of his undergraduate work. david? >> tom llamas, thank you. let's bring in jon karl, code name chief white house correspondent. >> thank you very much. >> eight podiums instead of ten. chris christie and mike huckabee didn't make the cut. you say the biggest opening and perhaps the biggest stakes tonight, for jeb bush. >> yeah, no doubt. donald trump is center stage because he's leading in the polls. jeb bush has moved further and further out with each debate. he's one step away from the very edge of the debate. the last debate was devastating for him. he has a chance to turn it around tonight. this should be a good debate for him. it's on policy issues. if jeb bush cannot break through tonight, it is hard to imagine where he does break through. this, david, is as close to a do or die moment for jeb bush as you can get. >> and he's acknowledged to you, he needs to

voters picked dr. ben carson. trump one point behind carson at 27%. florida senator marco rubio sitting 16 points behind trump in third place with 11%. no other candidate cracking double digits. will the debate tomorrow shake up g.o.p. candidate rankings, tweet yes or no using #greta. we will show you your votes on the show. the political panel is here david catanese and "the washington post" james holman. david, first to you, the polls, ben carson high likabilities plus leading the poll in south carolina. that's good news for dr. ben carson. >> definitely good news for him. he has seen this all over the country. although south carolina the results they are usually changed after what happens in iowa and new hampshire. so a little early to put too much into south carolina. but, frankly, this is why he is getting all that scrutiny. this is why news organizations are digging in to every word he has ever written. if he was at 4%. no one would be digging into this. it's because he is at 28%. >> a little bit more than digging into it. also going to donald t

your health. >>> dr. ben carson made the rounds slamming the media. here is what he said on nbc's "meet the press." >> i've always said i expect to be vetted but being vetted and what is going on with me, you said this 30 years ago, you said this 20 years ago. this didn't exist. i just, i have not seen that with anyone else. >> keeping them honest, one piece of dr. carson's past raising questions didn't happen 20 or 30 years ago. during the last republican debate, dr. carson denied having links to the nutritional company mannatech. take a look. >> i didn't have an involvement with them. that is total propaganda and this is what happens in our society. total propaganda. i did a couple speeches for them. i do speeches for other people. they were paid speeches. it is absolutely absurd to say that i had an kind of relationship with them. do i take the product? yes. i think it's a good product. >> well, as we reported before, dr. carson is claiming he has no ties to mannatech don't stand up to scrutiny. tonight dr. drew griffin has more information. >> it'

and presidential candidate ben carson? this. >> let me just briefly delve into how i became associated with the products of this company. >> reporter: ben carson has a relationship with mannatech spanning nearly a deck said since he began taking it beginning in 2004 to 2013, dr. carson made four speeches in front of mannatech sales associates and the most recent speech carson was paid $42,000. for the three previous speeches, the company made donations to the carson scholarship fund but wouldn't say how much. in his speeches and testimonial interviews used in promotional videos, carson discussed how he beat prostate cancer with surgery while taking mannatech's supplements. >> that was as close to nature as i could possibly get and that's really how i settled on it. >> reporter: until he decided to run for president, dr. ben carson's image was front and center on mannatech's website and promotional material. >> we are proud to be the exclusive sponsors of the program you're about to watch with dr. ben carson. >> reporter: d

ben carson and allegation that stories resident carson's past dented up. >> it's a weird dealing going on but a lot of statements that are very troubling statements. >> dr. ben carson. >> carson spent his sunday at a rally in puerto rico, throwing his support behind making the u.s. protectorat into a state. >> state 51. >> the candidate appeared as his usual mellow self, fire cry from the feisty display on friday. >> wait a minute. don't lie. >> the latest questions raised by the "wall street journal" center on a story from carson's 1990 auto biography. he says there was a hoax test on his perception 301 class and everyone walked out but him. according to carson, the student paper even took a photo. the warm reported that yale says there was no such class by that name and no such picture exists. >> this is stupid. >> today carson took to facebook, showing this article from the yale daily news which talks bat hoax test for a class called psychology ten. it does not mention carson by name. hi posted this syllabus for a class from 2002, not 1970. despite his explain asias more questions r

and i'm sure ben would also. >> speaking of dr. carson, he found himself this week under increasing scrutiny, this week facing questions about how accurate his stories about his past have been. about how violent he was. about whether or not he received an offer from west point. whether he was the most honest student in the class he took at yale. you told "the washington post" that all this scrutiny this week for carson is the beginning of the end for him. what do you mean by that? >> well, it certainly is. it's a lot of scrutiny, and frankly, it's a lot of statements that are under fire. and i hope ben's going to be okay with it. it's going to be interesting to see what happens. time will tell. but it is certainly a lot of people are asking a lot of questions all of a sudden. you know, it's a little bit tough. i would say it's not so easy on ben. i hope frankly it comes out great for him. >> do you think that he has not been honest? >> i just don't know. i'm not involved. i don't really know. when you say, though, hitting your moth

ben carson slips to third overall in iowa, the latest poll holds some good news for him as retains the highest net favorability rating of any candidate. senator marco rubio stays steady at 13% and rolled out his first ad targeting early voting states. >> my father stood behind a small, portable bar in the back of a room for all those years, so i could stand behind this podium in front of this room. >> also tonight a brand new national fox news poll shows the majority actually supports trump's plan to deport everyone who is in the u.s. illegally by a margin of 52-40%. >>> president obama meets with his french counterpart to talk strategy against isis and the turkish shoot-down of a russian war plane.

specifically you, dr. ben carson. cuz in the last 37 years the number of jobless people has decreased four times after a raise in the minimum wage. i'm rating his statement as false. or as dr. ben carson calls it, autobiographical. (laughter) (applause) next up we've got. >> if putin wants to go in, and i got to know him very well because we were both on "60 minutes." we were stablemates. and we did very well that night. >> oh. trump is so cute. he thinks he's friends with putin because they were on a show together. now techically trump and putin did appear on the same episode of "60 minutes." in two completely unrelated segments that were shot in different cities. (laughter) in different countries, on different continents. (laughter) so we're going to class fie this one as wrong but adorable. like a puppy snorting cocane. (applause) now even if trump had met putin on "60 minutes," karmee fiorina wouldn't have been impressed. >> i would not be talking to vladimir putin right now, although i have met him as well, not i

ben carson. lots of policy issues from immigration, to what the u.s. should do if it was an isis terrorist bomb that took down the russian passenger plane a week and change ago. we have lots to discuss with the

ben carson will join us live in the 8:00 a.m. join us with dr. ben carson coming up in the program. more deal flow happening. lots of merger in the energy space. the markets are expected to open lower. nasdaq and s&p 500 also selling pressure this monday morning. let's take a look at the action in europe. german down quarter of percent. ftse 100 is up. markets in asia this morning, closing mix. nikkei in japan up almost 2%. hang seng and hong kong lower and kospi weaker overnight. >> and fire and it's caught in the run. inside the end zone for a touchdown to win the game. >> maria: philadelphia eagles a fourth-quarter comeback against the dallas cowboys in overtime. game winner.

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ben carson and allegation that stories resident carson's past dented up. >> it's a weird dealing going on but a lot of statements that are very troubling statements. >> dr. ben carson. >> carson spent his sunday at a rally in puerto rico, throwing his support behind making the u.s. protectorat into a state. >> state 51. >> the candidate appeared as his usual mellow self, fire cry from the feisty display on friday. >> wait a minute. don't lie. >> the latest questions raised by the "wall street journal" center on a story from carson's 1990 auto biography. he says there was a hoax test on his perception 301 class and everyone walked out but him. according to carson, the student paper even took a photo. the warm reported that yale says there was no such class by that name and no such picture exists. >> this is stupid. >> today carson took to facebook, showing this article from the yale daily news which talks bat hoax test for a class called psychology ten. it does not mention carson by name. hi posted this syllabus for a class from 2002, not 1970. despite his explain asias more questions r

ben carson. the beginning of the end for carson's presidential campaign....with only a little over a day till the two meet face to face on the debate stage in milwaukee.. abc's stephanie ramos reports a busy weekend for g- o-p presidential candidate dr ben carson... 5505 / tvu 6 @ 10.52 natsot - ben carson / (r) presidential candidate "estado 51!" carson at a rally in throwing his support making the u-s state. the candidate low key self... this fiery display on sot : dr. ben carson (r), presidential candidate: what a bunch of garbage. the scrutiny into carson's past heating up.... and carson firing back... on this week with george stephanopoulos sunday....carson addressed the accuracy of his life stories which are in question. sot george: in the end, do you think all of these questions are going to really help your campaign? carson: yes, because people are clearly able to see what's going on. number of people that come up and say, don't let them get you down... believe you. his campaign has now c

they are tied in third place behind the political outsiders dr. ben carson and donald trump. jamie weinstein is here, senior editor of "the daily caller" joining me to talk about all of this. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> what's working for rubio, what's working for cruz? >> i think in both cases they both run very good campaigns to date. cruz has kind of surprised in his fund-raising numbers. he's raised an unbelievable amount of money. people didn't imagine that. he's focused on iowa, the evangelicals and nonestablishment. he's run a good campaign. rubio is a natural politician. he inspires people and has run a good campaign. he hasn't raised as much as cruz but has spend what he he has raised well. >> what points do you think each of them will need to raise in fbn's debate tuesday? >> it's interesting because they see a coming clash i think between the two. cruz is kind of a bleakly attacking rubio, saying very nice things but then will put a jab that he's a moderate, in in the moderate lane, which is not a really fair assessment. rubio has a 90-something percent

ben carson. in that piece claiming carson fabricated the story that he applied to and was admitted to west point. the problem is, that isn't what carson claims. and now person finds himself wondering how he got in the midst of a controversy over a school he chose not to attend. we take all of that up here tonight. our top story at potential setback for hillary clinton's presidential campaign. it appears tonight the former secretary of state signed an agreement for criminal penalties for unauthorized or negligent disclosure of classified information. and that's exactly what she is accused of doing with her private e-mail server and state department e-mails. "fox news" senior political correspondent mike emanuel is live in washington with the latest for us. mike. >> good good evening. a sense of information nondisclosure agreement was signed by then secretary of state hillary clinton in january january 2009 right after taking office. in the document clinton signed as a scoremack i've been a feisty

blasting the man who now holds the lead, dr. ben carson. and a new and blunt message aimed at jeb bush, telling him, it's time to get out of the race. here are the numbers tonight. dr. ben carson surging seven points in less than two weeks, followed by trump, marco rubio. abc's tom llamas with trump's new words. >> reporter: today, donald trump doing what he does best -- selling donald trump. his new book out this morning. donald trump is still attracting the most mediand the biggest crowds. all these people lined up to get their book signed. but his poll numbers are slipping. the man topping trump, dr. ben carson, today on "gma trump hitting him hard. >>ben doesn't have the experience. it's not his thing, george. you know, you're born with it. it's not his thing. he hasn't got thehe temperant for it. it's not the right thing for him. >> well i would say experience comes from a variety of different things. it didn't only have to be i one segment or the other. >> i'm praying for you! >> reporter: today in tampa, 1,00000 carson supporters tur

blasting the man who now holds the lead, dr. ben carson. and a new and blunt message aimed at jeb bush, telling him, it's time to get out of the race. here are the numbers tonight. dr. ben carson surging seven points in less than two weeks, followed by trump, marco rubio. abc's tom llamas with trump's new words. >> reporter: today, donald trump doing what he does best -- selling donald trump. his new book out this morning. donald trump is still attracting the most media and the biggest crowds. all these people lined up to get their book signed. slipping. the man topping trump, dr. ben carson, today on "gma," trump hitting him hard. >>ben doesn't have the experience. it's not his thing, george. you know, you're born with it. it's not his thing. for it. him. >> well i would say experience comes from a variety of different things. it didn't only have to be in one segment or the other. >> i'm praying for you! >> rorter: today in tampa, 1,000 carson supporters turned up for his book signing. >> he's a true christian with values. >> he stands up

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blasting the man who now holds the l ld, dr. ben carson. and a new and blunt message aimed at jeb bush, telling him, it's time to get out of the race. here are the numbers tonight. dr. ben carson surging seven points in less than two weeks, followed by trump, marco rubio. abc's tom llamas with trump's new words. >> reporter: today, donald trump doing what he does best -- selling donald trump. his new book out this morning. donald trump is still attracting the most media and the biggest crowds. all these people lined up to get slipping. the man topping trump, dr. ben carson, today on "gma," trump hitting him hard. >>ben doesn't have the experience. it's not his t tng, george. you know, you're born with it. it's not his thing. he hasn't got the temperament for it. it's not the right thing for him. >> well i would say experience comes from a variety of different things. it didn't only have to be in one segment or the other. >> i'm praying for you! >> reporter: today inn tampa, 1,000 carson supporters turned up for his book signing. >> he's a t

blasting the man who now holds the lead, dr. ben carson. and a new and blunt message aimed at jeb bush, telling him, it's time to get out of the race. here are the numbers tonight. dr. ben carson surging seven points in less than two weeks, followed by trump, marco rubio. abc's tom llamas with trump's new words. >> reporter: today, donald trump doing what he does best -- selling donald trump. his new book out this morning. donald trump is still attracting the most media and the biggest crowds. all these people lined up to get their book signed. but his poll numbers are slipping. the man topping trump, dr. ben carson, today on "gma," trump hitting him hard. >>ben doesn't have the experience. it's not his thing, george. you know, you're born with it. it's not his thing. he hasn't got the temperament it's not the right thing for him. >> well i would say experience comes from a variety of different things. it didn't only have to be in one segment or the other. >> i'm praying for you! >> reporter: today in tampa, 1,000 carson supporters turned u

blasting the man who now holds the lead, dr. ben carson. and a new and blunt message aimed at jeb bush, telling him, it's time to get out of the race. here are the numbers tonight. dr. ben carson surging seven points in less than two weeks, followed by trump, marco rubio. abc's tom llamas with trump's new words. >> reporter: today, donald trump doing what he does best -- selling donald trump. his new book out this morning. donald trump is still attracting the most media and the biggest crowds. all these people lined up to get their book signed. but his poll numbers are the man topping trump, dr. ben carson, today on "gma," trump hitting him hard. >>ben doesn't have the experience. it's not his thing, george. you know, you're born with it. it's not his thing. he hasn't got the temperament for it. it's not the right thing for him. >> well i would say experience comes from a variety of different things. it didn't only have to be in one segment or the other. >> i'm praying for you! >> reporter: today in tampa, 1,000 carson supporters turned up

lou: dr. ben carson, validated in a story tonight, his version of the yale story. i thought it was going to be one of those things that had to dissipate and move on, here it is, validating his view and version. >> ben carson is winning his war against media, he has been talking about press bias since high got into that campaign, he was animated for a low key guy. that press conference in florida, and interviews, a big composite be on -- combative one on cnn, it is fair to look at their back ground but you cannot public and broadcast unless you have details be you cannot prove a negative, when he the average viewer, who will watch this, say gee, he was 14 he did this, and he used a wrong word, they don't care, they care about the issues that face the country. lou: they are engaging in politics of personal destruction not journalism, i want to share from palm beach last week, a news conference, dr. carson held to defend himself, the tone of this reporter, speaking to ben carson. >> hope you won't prevent to us to verify description -- >> you don't have to believe it.

blasting the man who now holds the lead, dr. ben carson. and a new and blunt message aimed at jeb bush, telling him, it's time to get out of the race. here are the numbers tonight. dr. ben carson surging seven points in less than two weeks, followed by trump, marco rubio. abc's tom llamas with trump's new words. >> reporter: today, donald trump doing what he does best -- selling donald trump. his new book out this morning. donald trump is still attracting the most media and the biggest crowds. all these people lined up to get their book signed. but his poll numbers are slipping. the man topping trump, dr. ben carson, today on "gma," trump hitting him hard. >>ben doesn't have the experience. it's not his thing, george. you know, you're born with it. it's not his thing. he hasn't got the temperament for it. it's not the right thing for him. >> well i would say experience comes from a variety of different things. it didn't only have to be in one segment or the other. >> i'm praying for you! >> reporter: today in tampa, 1,000 carson supporters

ben carson. >> i think dr. sar son appeals to carson appeals tothe conservative crowd, but has a different approach. instead of being the rival rouser, he has been a soothing candidate, and the soothing alternative to trump's bio and the fact that he is an outsider and his ideas are appealing. i think the pit fall is the lack of experience over the course of the campaign y come to hurt him, and you know, this him not being used to the length of a campaign, the issue that might come up and his experience once we get a little further in into we will have to see. >> carlie fiorina, she is a great debater. she has shown in the first two debates, she knows the issues, she is on top of the issues. number two, she can go after hillary clinton reeffectively. when she -- very effectively. and when she talks the loss of her daughter, it's really motion, and people, everyone that has had tragedy in their lives identify with carlie fiorina, and the record at hewlett-packard that is something that is going to be front and c

blasting the man who now holds the lead, dr. ben carson. and a new and blunt message aimed at jeb bush, telling him, it's time to get out of the race. here are the numbers tonight. dr. ben carson surging seven points in less than two weeks, followed by trump, marco rubio. abc's tom llamas with trump's >> reporter: today, donald trump doing what he does best -- selling donald trump. his new book out this morning. donald trump is still attracting the most media and the biggest crowds. all these people lined up to get slipping. the man topping trump, dr. ben carson, today on "gma," trump hitting him hard. experience. it's not his thing, george. you know, you're born with it. it's not his thing. he hasn't got the temperament for it. it's not the right thing for him. >> well i would say experience comes from a variety of different things. it didn't only have to be in one segment or the other. >> i'm praying for you! >> reporter: today in tampa, 1,000 carson supporters turned up for his book signing. >> he's a true christian with values. >> he st

dr. ben carson saying he saw it, too, but late today, offering an apology. meanwhile, the new poll showing trump's lead holding firm. carson ten points behind. but first tonight, the two candidates, the firestorm over what they said they saw on 9/11, one candidate standing his ground. the other reversing course at this hour. abc's tom llamas on the campaign trail. >> reporter: tonight, saw, refusing to back away from this comment many say is a lie. >> 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. >> reporter: george asking trump about it on "this week." >> you saw that -- >> it was on television. i saw it. >> with your own eyes? >> george, it did happen. >> police say it didn't happen. >> there were people that were cheering on the other side of new jersey, where you have large arab populations. they were cheering as the world trade center came down. it was well covered at the time, george. >> reporter: today, dr. ben carson says he saw it, too. >> di

dr. ben carson saying he saw it, too, but late today, offering an apology. meanwhile, the new poll showing trump's lead holding firm. carson ten points behind. but first tonight, the two candidates, the firestorm over what they said they saw on 9/11, one candidate standing his ground. the other reversing course at this hour. abc's tom llamas on the campaign trail. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump says he saw what he saw, refusing to back away from this comment many say is a lie. >> 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. >> reporter: george asking trump about it on "this week." >> you saw that -- >> it was on television. i saw it. >> with your own eyes? >> george, it did happen. >> police say it didn't happen. >> there were people that were cheering on the other side of new jersey, where you have large arab populations. they were cheering as the world trade center came down. it was well covered at the time, george. >> reporter: today, dr. ben

dr. ben carson saying he saw it, apology. meanwhile, the new poll showing trump's lead holding firm. carson ten points behind. but first tonight, the two candidates, the fistorm over what they said they saw on 9/11, one candidate standing his ground. e other reversing course at this hour. abc's tom llamas on the campaign >> reporter: tonight, donald trump says he saw what he saw, refusing to back away from this comment many say is a lie. >> i watated when the world trade ceceer came tumbling down, and i watched in jersey city, new jersey, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering. >> reporter: george asking trump >> you saw that -- >> it was on television. i saw it. >> with your own eyes? >> george, it did happen. >> police say it didn't happen. >> there were people that were cheering on the other side of new jersey, where you have large arab populations. they were cheering as the world trade center came down. it was well covered at the time, george. >> reporter: today, dr. ben carson says he saw it, too. >> did y

dr. ben carson saying he saw it, too, but late today, offering an apology. meanwhile, the new poll showing trump's lead holding firm. carson ten points behind. but first tonight, the two candidates, the firestorm over what they said they saw on 9/11, one candidate standing his ground. the other reversing course at this hour. abc's tom llamas on the campaign trail. donald trump says he saw what he saw, refusing to back away from this comment many say is a lie. >> 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. >> reporter: george asking trump >> you saw that -- >> it was on television. i saw it. >> george, it did happen. >> police say it didn't happen. >> there were people that were cheering on the other side of new jersey, where you have large arab populations. they were cheering as the world trade center came down. it was well covered at the time, george. >> reporter: today, dr. ben carson says he saw it, too. >> did you see that happening though on 9/

dr. ben carson saying he saw it, too, but late today, offering an apology. meanwhile, the new poll showing trump's lead holding firm. carson ten points behind. but first tonight, the two candidates, the firestorm over what they said they saw on 9/11, one candidate standing his ground. the other reversing course at this hour. abc's tom llamas on the campaign trail. >> reporter: tonight, donald trump says he saw what he this comment many say is a lie. >> 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. >> reporter: george asking trump >> you saw that -- >> it was on television. i saw it. >> with your own eyes? >> george, it did happen. >> police say it didn't happen. >> there were people that were new jersey, where you have large arab populations. they were cheering as the world trade center came down. it was well covered at the time, george. >> reporter: today, dr. ben carson says he saw it, too. >> did you see that happening >> i saw the film of it, yeah

ben carson. will he respond to the latest line of attacks from donald trump? >>> also happening right now, marco rubio is about to speak at the sunshine summit. that's in orlando, florida. it's hosted by the republican party in that state. rubio's new comments on immigration after openly feuding with ted cruz. we'll play that for you. >>> plus, the new details into why defense secretary ash carter suddenly fired his top military aide. >>> and this -- >> with poverty at an all-time high, it's damn near impossible to take care of themselves without the possibility of prison, of death. >> that is rapper and activist jeezy expressing his frustrations over problems impacting the black community, like poverty, police brutality and tensions on college campuses around the country. he'll join me live with more on his message and why he's trending this morning. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ [ birds squawking ] my mom makes airplane engines that can talk. [