what would president marco rubio do? >> i think what people have to understand is the american portion, the u.s. portion of the sanctions were passed by congress and they are in the law today. the way the president will lift that is through the use of a security waiver. the next president of the united states simply has to undo the use of the waiver and the sanctions necessary place and they would be reinstated. you don't need a cabinet fully stormed to do that. in fact, i'm telling everyone if i'm elected president, we will not use the waiver to hold back sanctions, especially not as a result of this deal. >> the deal as you point out, lots of people can poke holes in it and point out flaws. the obama administration said what's the alternative. they argue that this deal and the sanctions depend on international cooperation and the russians and chinese were already talking about getting rid of sanctions. is it not possible that this is the best deal any american president could have gotten? >> i don't think that's true.

what would president marco rubio do? >> well, i think what people have to understand is that the american portion, the u.s. portion of the sanctions were passed by congress. they are in the law today. the way the president is going to lift those sanctions is by the use of a national security waiver. the next president of the united states simply has to undo the use of the waiver and the sanctions are already in place. and they would be reinstated. and that's what i would do as president. you don't need to have a cabinet fully formed to do that. in fact, i'm telling everyone now that if i'm elected president of the united states, we will not use the national security waiver to hold back u.s. sanctions against iran. especially not as a result of this flawed deal that he's pursuing. >> the deal, as you point out, lots of people can poke holes in it, lots of people can point out flaws. the obama administration says what's the alternative? they argue that this deal, and the sanctions, depend upon international cooperation, th

if he repeats that line, what does a marco rubio say? what does a jeb bush say? again it takes them off of their pro-active message. >> i don't question perry's sincerity. he's got hispanics in his family. he's the governor of a border state. he lives in that community. but there's some politics here. you know, donald trump is now polling relatively substantially in iowa but perry is spending a lot of time in iowa. his hopes rest in part on a solid iowa showing. >> one of the things lost in the trump apal ooza as i'll call it, he's a factor in this crowded republican field, lost in that somewhat has been the jeb bush has stagized. if you look at the recent polls. a month or so ago we were talking about jeb. now he's first place in the national polls. no huge lead but first place in the latest new hampshire poll and if you talk inside the bush campaign they seem to have a sense that okay, they changed their staff. they shook up the staff a little but but they haven't changed their message. they feel things are better. fair? >> i think so. i think not only has bush

>> i would say marco rubio. that's what i would say. >> brianna, mike, ana, dan, thank you so much for coming this morning. thanks for spending your sunday morning with us. jake tapper will be right here next week. "fareed zakaria gps" starts right now. this is "gps," the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i'm fra read zakaria coming to you live from new york. it's been a tumultuous week on the world stage and we'll tackle all of it. 23r eenna, tense negotiations over iran's fluke clear program. fr

to marco rubio, and to scott walker. so if you're a republican and you're looking at the map in 2016, this is obama versus romney. that's a tough map to look at for republican. but play out what we just saw. what if republicans win colorado. win iowa. and win virginia. now, under this scenario hillary clinton would next still be the next president of the united states. but how do republicans if they can do that get to the white house? here's what they think. win the two big ones. you take florida, you take ohio, that's a republican presidential. and the democrats narrowly lose. that's a long way off but remember it's a tough map for republicans. but they can do it with just five states, actually. just change five states and you can do it. lisa lerer at the core of the questions in colorado virginia and iowa about hillary clinton her honesty and trustworthiness. with that as the back drop it cannot be a good thing to have the justice department now getting a referral to investigate whether sensitive classified information

we see because of his rise other people have fallen in our poll. >> well look at marco rubio. look at. this we'll show our viewers, he's at 6% nationally in our new poll down from 14%. scott walker hasn't declared yet but he's only at 6% down slightly from 10% so they're going down. trump is going up. >> right. i think what our poll really shows is that jeb bush has solidified himself as the front-runner in this very crowded field but donald trump is sucking up all the oxygen right now and oxygen is what scott walker and marco rubio, two contenders serious contenders for the nomination, that's what they need to expose themselves to not just republican voters but donors and the republican universe at large. so with donald trump sucking up the oxygen marco rubio and scott walker don't have as much ability to get their name out there. >> what he's saying is resonating with some folks out there. hillary clinton leads all the democrats by huge numbers right now. more than 40 points. bernie sanders has been drawing enthusiastic crowds but he's behind the vice president jbdoe biden w

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in between that you have marco rubio and chris christie all trailing hillary clinton pretty severely. it's of course very interesting to see -- how they match up noo n these key early states like iowa and new hampshire. >>> well, the hits keep coming for donald trump. mexico now saying it will not send any contestant to trump's miss universe pageant. trump is not taking any of this lying down. cnn is in washington with the very latest. >> reporter: the hits are still coming but trump isn't saying he's sorry. he sees himself as a truth-teller here. he believes he's right on this illegal immigration issue. so far it doesn't seem to be hurting him. he's surging in our latest poll. that may be more of why you saw trump's quintessential style in new hampshire. refusing to back down about his controversial comments about grants. >> we have to stop the illegals from coming in. >> reporter: the reality mogul caused an uproar in his announcement speech two weeks ago. >> they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. and some i assume are good people. >> reporter: nbc cut ties

but two notable names fell out of the top five, marco rubio and scott walker. should there be any concern in their camps? >> i think this is exactly where you want to be when you're this far out. you want to be in the middle of the pack. you want to definitely be able to get on that debate stage. i don't think that's going to be a concern for marco rubio or for scott walker. but if you are the front-runner and we've seen it with jeb bush it comes with a really big target on your back. i think marco rubio and scott walker are perfectly happy to sort of sit in the middle be these kind of sleeper candidates and wait for a breakout moment whether it comes on the debate stage or a win in iowa or new hampshire. >> sure to be an interesting nomination fight. thank you both so much. we appreciate it. >>> still to come right here in "newsroom," celebrating victory. fans all over the country going wild as the u.s. women take down the world's best soccer team. andy scholes, the americans one win away from the trophy, is that right? >> that's right. usa shutting out german

she went to florida, the home state of jeb bush the home state of marco rubio, and she went after jeb bush not by name but it was pretty thinly lyly lyly veiled and also talked about the cuban trade embargo, which is sort of thumbing your nose at both jeb bush and marco rubio, and a big chunk of the cuban community there. what do you think of that move? >> certainly she wasn't subtle on her attacks. i think she employed what i think is a good idea which is the old jordan rules for basketball which is no lay-ups. if jeb bush was going to show up at the urban league which i think was a smart thing, she wasn't going to make it easy. he has a record and should not be able to show up and not get scrutiny. on the cuban move i think it was smart, the campaign understands where politics in florida is going. obama won on many of the cuban precincts in 2012. the younger cuban electorate is supportive of lifting the embargo. so this was smart. play offense, not defense. i think it was a good day for the clinton campaign. >> ana, jeb bush didn't really play offense or defense. he didn't really re

ask your doctor about xarelto®. >>> hillary clinton and gop candidates including jeb bush marco rubio, chris christie rick perry and lindsey graham will spend the day stumping in new hampshire. some are taking part in parades that kicked off moments ago. bernie sanders and martin o'malley are doing the same this hour in iowa. cnn politics reporter m.j. lee, joins us now for more. i understand you had or saw a rick perry, jeb bush meeting happen today. are are that's right, allison. we are hearing that rick perry and jeb bush rendezvoused in amherst. this is bound to happen when you have so many candidates coming to new hampshire and iowa to partake in the july fourth weekend celebrations. i'm here in the northern new hampshire town of gorham. i am seeing some of the town's residents setting up their chairs and getting ready to see hillary clinton participate in the town parade later thisafternoon. >> i hear that hillary clinton's main opponent, bernie sanders, is drawing big crowds. how much does this worry her? >> reporter: she was asked about that at a local ice-cream store near anh

you have people -- marco rubio want to appeal to his pan inpanics. he talks about his father who was a bartender, the journey is the essence of american dream. that's a conservative message about the american dream that would appeal to a lot of americans. very stark contrast to what donald trump is saying. the problem is you can't exclude trump from these debates. you can't be heavy handed. he's in second place. >> yes, he is. >> first place depending on the pole. a lot of americans a lot of base conservatives like donald trump right now. so it's a very delicate situation. >> right. ari, to the point matt is making about the american dream, you hear that with marco rubio. to a lot of people aside from the horrible comments that donald trump made in the past week or so, donald trump stood for the american dream. this was a guy who talked about making billions had the apprentice was giving people their shot at the american dream. that's part of the reason he appealed to people. >> a lot of american dream is making money. donald trump has done that. man

then the numbers against florida senator marco rubio, they aren't much better. it is close in virginia as you can see there. the only difference two points two percentage points so within the margin of error. but the largest gap between clinton and wisconsin governor scott walker this is where the big gap exists. again, you can see the closest between them there in virginia. i want to take a closer look at this poll and the candidates. we have cnn political director david chalian joining us to talk about this. sometimes polls come out and confirm what you already know or suspect. this is interesting, this poll. yesterday what is the big take away? >> let's put the caveats in place. it's a snapshot in time looking at a general election that's not until a year and a half from now is very difficult to do. but it gives us information. there are warning signs for hillary clinton about how voters are perceiving here in these key states. these are battleground states and she is in terms of her favorability rating underwater. a majority of voters in these three states s

we got another statement today from florida senator marco rubio who calls these comments offensive and divisive. that's a harsher tone. >> he made these comments during his announcement speech initially. i would say the harshest ones that he made chris. it seems like they have percolated and it's now -- it has been this slow burn. now it's this huge uproar. why is that? >> donald trump isn't someone who backs down. he repeats it. when he tries to explain himself, it gets worse. i talked to a number of republican activists that do a lot of outreach to latino voters. one of the groups is part of thekoch brothers. they have invested so much in this. they have done well as far as getting their people in communities. donald trump comes in and says all of these things. they are worried they will set the efforts back. >> do republicans need -- marco rubio put out a statement. do republicans need to come out more strongly? >> they thought donald trump would implode on his own and they wouldn't have to engage directly. as we saw from the clips, he managed to say a lot and do a lot of damage in

marco rubio is somebody who is extremely weak on immigration. he all of a sudden toughened his stance because his poll numbers went down. i could be much more offensive to rick perry. he was governor of texas. the border is a disaster. >> he was just getting started. he says among other things. lindsay graham wants to bomb everybody. asked why carly fiorina is running for president, says chris christie missed his time. ahead, do you know who this little girl is? police are trying to figure it out. her body has been found. so far no one has been able to identify her. details. and my conversation with crime fighter john walsh ahead. when you're on vacation, it's time to play. so at hilton we say play hooky from your regular monday. and while you're at it play hooky from the ordinary. the uninspired. the routine. but mostly, just play. when you plan a vacation at any one of hilton's 12 distinct brands you always get the lowest price. only when you book direct at hilton.com. we live in a pick and choose world. choose choose choose. but at bedtime? .

we'll ask senator marco rubio in an exclusive interview. plus, defending the deal. >> you're going to hear a lot of overheated and often dishonest arguments. >> the pde

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. >> do you expect that marco rubio really wants to talk about immigration considering his history on the issue? >> why not talk about immigration? we are a country with marco rubio has over a million people per year that come to the united states legally. we are a coup industry out of immigration and the country has not done that. >> thank you for being here. >> thank you, victor. >>> at this hour the pope is meeting with sick kids. then he has a meeting at an important hospital. >>> and then a doctor who admitted to giving patients chemotherapy even when they didn't need it. than allergy medicines alone. so you can breathe and sleep. shut your mouth and sleep right. breathe right. i can offer you no interest sittifor 24 months.oday thanks to the tools and help at experian.com, i know i have an 812 fico score, so i definitely qualify. so what else can you give me? same day delivery. the ottoman? thank you. fico scores are used in 90% of credit decisions. so get your credit swagger on. go to experian.com, become a member of experian credit tracker, and take charge of your score. what

rubio in their home state. bush has picked up $2.6 million from floridaians so far and rubio more than $1 million behind the former governor. >>> a longtime al qaeda operative with a $7 million bounty on his head killed in syria by a u.s. air strike. the pentagon confirming that al fadli died when his car was struck on july 8th. fadhli was taken out by u.s. air strike. a defense department official says his death will degrade and disrupt the sternal operations of al qaeda. >>> the white house pulling out all of the stops to sell the nuclear deal with iran. secretary of state john kerry and other top officials meeting with house and senate members in enclosed briefings this afternoon. ash carterer after stops in israeli and the middle east is heading to saudi arabia today to meet with members of the saudi defense ministry. >>> the white house deciding not to blame china for the huge hack that exposed the personal information of 22 million federal workers. according to administration officials, the u.s. does beli

here's marco rubio taking on donald trump. rubio is likely the debate as well. all of this the here. >> i don't think the way he's behaved over the next few weeks is worthy of the office he seeks. we have a president now that has no class. and we have a president now that does selfie stick videos that invites youtube stars there and people that eat cereal out of a bathtub that accuses his -- you just saw the interview where he goes on comedy shows to talk about something as serious as iran. the list goes on and on. >> he's trying to play exactly to what we're talking about. but he's doubling down. you don't call the president of the united states classless. you don't call him classless for things that raub rubio will do when he becomes president. the selfie stick is to reach the media the way they are doing it. >> i will say that rubio was late to the game in terms of conducting trump. it took him a long time to figure out exactly what he wanted to say. and to you know he's got a very tricky position on immigration. and, you know he's figuring out his message an

florida senator marco rubio for his tax proposal. >> senator rubio's would cut taxes for households making around $3 million a year by almost $240,000. >> reporter: and jeb bush for saying this -- >> people need to work longer hours and through their product activity gain more income for their families. >> reporter: purpose clarified he was talking about americans working part time and want to work full time but clinton seized on his comments. >> you may have heard governor bush say last week that americans just need to work longer hours. well he must not have met very many american workers. let him tell that to the nurse who stands on her feet all day, or the teacher who is in that classroom, or the trucker who drives all night. let him tell that to the fast-food workers marching in the streets for better pay. they don't need a lecture. they need a raise. >> reporter: she started wisconsin governor scott walker for taking on unions. >> republicans like scott walker have made their names stomping on workers' rights and practically all the republican candidates hope to do the same as presid

look at marco rubio, his numbers are going down. scott walker the governor of wisconsin, his numbers are going down. i don't know if that's a trend. >> if you look inside the polls you see donald trump appeals to an older conservative group of sort of base republican voters because his anger and his kind of stream of consciousness about all of america's issues really strikes a cord with those voters. those voters are looking at scott walker. they're looking at marco rubio so temporarily at least in our polling they seem to be the ones suffering the most. chris christie one could argue, as the so-called tell it like it is candidate also stands to suffer from donald trump's entering into this race. one thing i want to point out which i just looked up in april 2011 wolf you know who is number one in the polls? donald trump. donald trump. now different, not a declared candidate at the time and all the rest but he does have this way of being a showman and kind of rising up in the polls. but there is a certain amount of gravity here i bel

the survey also shows her trailing jeb bush marco rubio and scott walker in hypothetical matchups in those three states. this is why trump worried republican leaders. they believe several candidates have a real chance of defeating hillary clinton next year or whoever becomes the democratic nominee, but they believe trump could damage the brand of the entire republican party. jake? >> jeff zeleny thanks so much. >>> coming up a little lighter fare. the night all of twitter has been waiting for. sharknado 3, now with mower sharks and more natives. the most amazingly trashy stars will be here to answer your questions. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like... my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. we only eat chex cereal. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! ♪ the goodness that goes into making a power kale chicken caesar salad is rivaled only, by the goodness felt while eating one. panera. food as it should be. my name is ronda derosa and i'm a gas superintendent for pg&e. as a ga

marco rubio has still not really addressed this in a sport statement when asked by a reporter about this. i would call that a leadership with a small l moment. rick perry has addressed this and others, but if the republican party is going to grow the outreach to hispanic voters, they have to stop this discussion. people remember 27%. that's the percentage of the hispanic vote that mitt romney won. 40% in 2004. there is no path to the white house for republicans if they don't expand that 27%. this origin is difficult. >> one of the things that was interesting, the point that mike huckabee made for a lot of latinos are socially very conservative. church-based anti-same-sex marriage, antiabortion. yet they vote democratic for a number of reasons and one of the reasons is if you talk to latino activists and republican latino activis activists, they hear a message that we don't want you. that's what they are trying to change. >> that's what donald trump's comments are doing. they are inflammatory. you have seen a republican party and they invested millions in trying to do outreach to latino v

rick sanatoriumtorum is kind of on my radar. >> scott walker jeb bush donald trump, marco rubio is up there. rand paul is up there. there are five guy who is you say you're not considering. why not? >> they haven't necessarily backed up -- rubio supported amnesty without building a wall or doing anything else. and jeb bush he's a complete and total moderate. >> you're a democrat. but you say you're considering jeb bush. >> well jeb definitely has an appeal for latinos. if i was republican i would say it would be stupid for the republican party not to go after jeb bush. he's the only one that's going to get the independent votes. all the other ones are too far right to get anybody in the middle. >> i think it's going to be really important to them as a republican candidate who speak to their issues. cultural competency and also representation. i think jeb bush in the strongest republican in that way. and although i have voted democratic all my life i would give him a vote of fantastic. >> so you wouldn't actually vote for him, but you'd pat him on the vote. >> you know what he'd say to

some of them on the committee, for instance marco rubio, warning this deal is only as good as this president, and that perhaps the next president, i.e. him, might be able to undo it. take a listen. >> we will coordinate in every possible way with israel with respect to israel's concern -- >> so if israel conducts a cyber attack against the iranian nuclear program, are we obligated to help them defend themselves against the israeli cyber attack? >> no. i assure you we will be coordinating very very closely with israel as we do on every aspect of israel's security. >> that's not how i read this. >> i don't see any way possible that we would be in conflict with israel with respect to what we might want to do there, and i think we just have to wait until we get to that point. but i do think, senator, i listened to a long list of your objections about it but there was no alternative you or anyone else has proposed. >> i sure have secretary kerry. >> i know marco rubio is objecting to that and he has laid out what he thinks the alternative should be which is tougher sanctions, force iran to do mor

. >> and we also hear that marco rubio will be at mitt romney ease lakehouse. what do we know about that meeting and what it means? >> reporter: many of the 2016 republican candidates consider mitt romney to be an important leader of the party now. in fact as you mentioned chris christie and marco rubio, they had a sleep sloefr at mitt romney's house, and jeb bush earlier today told cnn this would be important for whomever to get the endorsement from mitt romney because of hi stature and role in this process. he has previously said he will probably not make an endorsement in the primaries, but we'll see if he means it when he says he doesn't mean to wade into this process. >> m.j. lee, thank you so much. >>> all right. still ahead, a 10-month-old baby drifting out to sea for half a mile before her parents even notice she's gone? the shocking details about what happened next. ♪ i'm the biggest threat your business will ever face. your size, your reputation mean nothing. because tomorrow, i'll be your competitor. and i was born to disrupt everything you think y

. >> i think marco rubio said the deal is irreparably flawed. which makes me wonder do you think there was any deal that the republicans on hill would have accepted? >> certainly i think the nuclear dimensions of the deal frankly are far stronger than anyone had expected, really bites hard into the iranian nuclear program for quite a long time. i think as you heard in the hearing, a lot of the objection was really directed at the idea that iran would, in fact, get economic relief and concern about non-nuclear dimensions in terms of using those resources. >> so the main objections that i heard to the deal go as follows, that people like alan cooperman who say the centrifuges -- first of all there should have been more centrifuges disconnected, and more importantly, they're not destroyed, but merely disconnected. that iran still has in a storage room somewhere these thousands of centrifuges it could reconnect very quickly and therefore your breakout time scenarios are unreasonable, they could much more quickly race to the amount of material to mak

we will ask marco rubio in an exclusive interview. defending the deal. >> you will hear a lot of dishonest arguments. >> swinging for his historic

and we have seen full-throne comments from rick perry and certainly marco rubio. i think you are starting to see the trend change a little and they take on donald trump in a way they were trying to ignore this and it will go away. it's been a few weeks and it hasn't gone away. >> thank you. >>> we'll talk about the escaped killers in new york as one is spilling the beans about how they planned this breakout and why. but can anything david sweat says be trusted? ou fell in love? when you got married? when you had kids? when did you first fight to be considered a family? when you fell in love? when you got married? when you had kids? family isn't defined by who you love, but how. tylenol®. 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. moms know their family's mouths often need a helping hand. after brushing listerine® total care helps prevent cavities strengthens teeth and resto

in some ways marco rubio's backed away from it. she's trying to pivot to the general election as focused on the primary. she knows how important those latino voters are going to be in the general election. republicans have also made efforts to really restore their brand among latino voters and they also are very aware that donald trump hurts that brand and that rebranding they're trying to do. i thought it was a very interesting pivot. she's set to meet with the congressional hispanic caucus in the next couple of days. so we know she's focusing on that obama coalition. >> jeb bush and his team said in part this after voting for the poison pill amendment that stopped immigration in its tracks as a senator and saying she believed the unaccompanied minors should be sent back to their home country last year, she is now running further to the left on immigration policy than even obama's white house blooe believes is feasible. hillary clinton will say anything to get elected and her numerous flip-flops prove it. >> i don't think you can

i don't find marco rubio or jeb bush to paternal. now would you like to make a point z point? >> i don't think you're latino. i think you're an american. >> what am i? >> you're an american just like me and everybody else in this country who is here legally. >> i am an american. america is my home, i'm an american who was born in nick w rag what. naturalized under ronald reagan's -- now you've lectured me on how i should feel as a republican. now you've lectured me on what i'm hedging me and lectured me about what i am, do you have an actual point? >> are you not an american, ana? >> respond? >> are you not an american? >> did i not just say i'm an american citizen? i'm a proud naturalized american. >> there are no latinos in this country. there are no african-american -- >> you're the one that brought up the term but go right ahead. >> we are all americans. >> uh-huh. >> and that's what we're talking about here. and we've got a lot of people who believe very strongly and you saw those people with donald trump over the weekend whose family members have been killed and they wer

scott walker, jeb bush, donald trump, marco rubio, rand paul is up there. there are five guys who you say you're not considering. why not? they haven't necessarily backed up -- rubio supported amnesty without building a wall or doing anything else. and jeb bush, he's a complete and total moderate. >> you're a democrat, but you say you're considering jeb bush. >> well, jeb has an appeal for latinos. if i was republican, i would say it would be stupid for the republican party not to go after jeb bush. he's the only one who will be able to get the independent votes. all the other ones are too far right to get anybody in the middle. >> in terms of being in iowa, the largest ethnic minority here are latinos. i think it will be really important to them to speak to their issues, cultural competency and also representation. and i think in that way jeb bush is the strongest republican candidate and, although i have voted democratic all my life, i would give him a vote of fantastic. >> you wouldn't vote for him but you'd pat him on the back? >> absolutely. >> you kno

. >> it marco rubio, trumps comments are defensive and inaccurate and divisive. >> marco rubio is extremely weak on immigration. he toughens his stance because his poll numbers went down. if he ever got elected you would have people flowing across the boarder. >> rick perry i was offended by his remarks. he will have to to defend those remarks. i will stand up and say they are. >> i could be more offensive to rick perry. he was the governor of texas. the border is a disaster. he could have done more to make the border strong. >> lindsey graham tweeted why would any group vote for a party if it embraces that view? i sure as hell wouldn't. >> lindsey graham has been nice to me but he wants to bomb everybody. every time i watch he wants to bomb everybody. >> carly. >> -- viciously fired, she then ran for senator. >> did she do a good job? >> no. you don't generally lose your job when. >> she is nice. she ran for the senate in california against barbara boxer and got killed. got killed in a landslide and now she is running for president. >> ted cruz. >> i have great respect for the fact that he

he blasted senator marco rubio as well. what do you make of that strategy of going hard at your opponents? >> this is what trump does. how many people he has called a loser, and it's a lot of people to say the least. every time you attack trump, you give him basically more power because you add fuel to the fire and that's why they didn't want to say anything at first. but at some point, they realize we have to actually come out and condemn this. what i think is very interesting is when trump was in chicago last week he was asked about immigrants who are living in the country illegally and what to do with them. and he said give them a path. a path to legality. and so it's very interesting, him making all of these comments. i followed him with him a couple days later in new hampshire and he kind of ignored the question and wouldn't answer it. >> as trump, when do you have to come up with policy solutions rather than saying everything in this country is broken? >> that's the great question. how long does this last? what we've

. >> marco rubio, his comments are offensive. >> marco rubio is weak in immigration. his poll numbers went down. if he got elected, you would have people flowing across the border. >> perry, i was offended by the remarks. they were offensive. >> i could be much more offensive, but he was governor of texas, the borders of diz astzer. he could have done much more as governor to make the borders strong. >> lindsey graham why would they vote for a matter that embraces that view. i sure wouldn't. >> he wanlts to bomb everybody. every time i watch him, let's bomb everybody. >> a couple other. carly fiorina? >> she came out weak yesterday, in my opinion on immigration. harsh on me because i'm strong on the immigration situation. she lost her job at hewlett hewlett-packard hewlett-packard, viciously. >> you don't think she could run the country? >> she's a nice person. she's very nice. she ran against barbara boxer, got killed in a land side. now she's going to run for president. i have great respect he had the courage to back me up and say what i'm saying is right. all i'm s

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rubio in their home state. bush picked up $2.6 million from floridians so far and rubio nearly $1 million behind the former governor. >>> a long time al qaeda operative with a $7 million bounty on his head killed in syria by a u.s. air strike. the pentagon confirming that al fadhli died when his car was struck july 8th. the jihad i didn't tellist was a leader of a group in syria. a defense department official says his death will degrade and disrupt the external operations of al qaeda. >>> the white house pulling out all of the stops to sell the nuclear deal with iran. secretary of state john kerry and other top officials meeting with house and senate members in closed briefings this afternoon. defense secretary ash carter nears the end of his tour to the middle east. little or no progress reported after his stops in israeli and jordan. carter is heading to saudi arabia today to meet with members of the saudi defense ministry. >>> the white house is opting not to retaliate or publicly blame china for the huge ha

marco rubio and rick perry are concerned. perry turns around and said donald trump shouldn't be aloud on the debate stage. i have spoken to people at the gop and they told me they're getting bombarded by phone calms from various different candidates who are all concerned and do not want donald trump on that stage because he's going to dominate the stage and they're concerned. what is he going to say about me when i turn around and make a statement. they're very concerned. they don't want him. they don't want him in this presidential race. >> michael cooler we appreciate you coming on "new day" to give us the perspective on donald trump. >> nice to see you. >> thank you very much. >>> would you like to read this? i will. i don't know if you had any last parting shot. >> we know that you don't have to come on the show. you don't have to do this. donald is driving the bus in terms where he wants to be and doesn't. it's good you come on and defend the position. we look forward to having you. >> is that better? >> i like that. >>>

jeb bush, mitt romney, marco rubio, ted cruz supporting him, where do you stand on what donald trump has been saying? >> honestly donald trump needs no help from mike huckabee to get publicity. he's doing a really good job of that. so i think what i've been doing is focusing on what my own views of immigration happen to be, rather than weighing in on getting in this battle of are we with trump or against trump? look, i'm for some reasonable approaches to immigration that start with a secure border. i've committed to get that done within a year. and the reason i say that we would do that, jake 73 years ago we built a 1700 mile road from british columbia to alaska in less than a year. the fact that people say oh, we can't secure the border. that's nonsense. this country can do it if we want to. you just have to have a president who is committed to it. >> well i hear what you're saying about wanting to focus on your own immigration policy. but, a lot of people, a lot of republicans, think that the language trump is using is damaging to the republican brand especially as we approach the

he is bleeding off a tremendous amount of support from the field especially when talking marco rubio down eight points walker down four points that's the wisconsin governor. those are not a good poll for those guys for sure. look at democrats. hillary clinton is just taking it really taking the field as we have seen her doing. 57%. i will say it's down since may, but it's really within the margin of error. you can't say she's sliding, but bernie sanders getting excitement there. look at the national match ups. the good news for jeb bush is in a national match up against hillary clinton, he is doing the best. the bad news is that he is still trailing her by 13 points. you look at how donald trump shapes up here 25 points behind hillary clinton in between jeb bush and trump you have marco rubio and chris christie. they are trailing the democratic front-runner. >> interesting, brianna. it's not all up for donald trump. mexico is saying it is not going to send a con tes tant to the next miss universe pageant citing his derogatory comments about mexicans. the donald is not apologizing. he

marco rubio is a very positive candidate. i hope that scott walker rectifies some of his comments as it relates to immigration and paint a more positive tone. because that's what it will take. if we're seen as anti-immigrant seen as grouping all mexican-americans and hispanics all in one bucket because of a few isolated incidents unfortunate incidents, but isolated incidents, we're going to -- listen we're going to wish that we had the 27% that romney received in 2012. >> wow. chris, you hear what rudy says. i know you've done a lot of reporting on gop outrage to the latino community. this is very important to the party. >> it absolutely is. they've been putting the resources behind it the past several years proving that point. not just within the republican party, who has recruited presidential candidates like jeb bush rick perry, who are very good at talking to latino voters. also outside groups. the koch groups like libre initiative doing this full-time. i talked to them and they said this is killing them. they've worked s

rubio. what does this all mean? trump called into cnn's "state of the union" this morning in fact to react to that poll and said republican party leaders finally seem to be accepting that he's here to stay. >> they view me as an outsider i guess, and now they're starting to view me not as an outsider because i'm leading in all the polls, not just yours. i think they have been really nice over the last few days. they're starting to see what's happening. there's a movement going on. this is more than me this is a movement going on. people are tired of these incompetent politicians in washington that can't get anything done they can't make deals, they can't do anything. they go and all they care about is getting elected. they don't care about anything else. >> cnn's sunlan serfaty is in our washington bureau with more on this. >> reporter: what this poll really does know is that trump is not just a hiccup in the race right now he is the front runner among the republicans. it's also important to

puts pressure on jeb bush and scott walker and marco rubio, people i like and respect to have something to say. if they get up there and are platitudeness politicians they will look pale compared to trump. >> paul, again, donald trump has given a ton of interviews. hillary clinton has given her first national one yesterday. do you think -- is he upstaging her? why? why isn't she coming forward and -- talking. it does seem -- surprising, no? >> she is talking a lot just not to national media except cnn. >> talking to small groups of people. >> right. she is already famous. and hillary i'm sure she has an ego. she doesn't have an ego like donald. >> she is going town to town, person to person. giving interviews to iowa, new hampshire journalists, cnn. that's fine. what trump is doing, he is a very smart guy. he is channelling the id of the republican base voter. and bill is right he is going to get up on the stage. republicans are going to watch this. they're not knot going to want the fancy jeb bush pelligrino or marco rubio water, they want the donald trump crazy water. >> they want the

. >> we also heard from florida senator marco rubio, another declared presidential candidate and republican field and he also had some heavy fire pointed to trump, really ramped up criticism. he said in a strongly worded statement that trump's comments are not just offensive and inaccurate, but they're also very divisive. >> all right, sunlen, thanks. >> so how do you solve a problem like trump? for people who believe that he is a problem that's going to be one of the hot topics discussed on cnn's "state of the union." and, two, two of the 2016 candidates are going to join the show today to talk about the race for the white house. one former arkansas governor mike huckabee. the other bernie sanders, vermont senator. he's getting a lot of attention and big crowds on the campaign trail, rising in the polls. let's bring in the host of "state of the union," cnn's jake tapper. jake, good morning to you. i'm sure trump is going to be one of the topics you're discussing with mike huckabee. >> it's one of the topics that all republicans are talking about these days because obviously there are two c

>> we have an exclusive interview with senator marco rubio, republican from florida who is also running for president. we'll ask him about trump's comments. he's also been very critical of some major obama foreign policy positions, including the iran deal, and normalizing relations with cuba. tomorrow here in washington, d.c., the cuban embassy opens. so we'll ask him about that as well as hillary clinton. we also have an interview about the iran deal with secretary of state john kerry, and the secretary of energy, ernest moniz. dana bash is going to join us. she has an interview with governor scott walker of wisconsin. the latest republican to declare his nomination. and we have a full roundtable talking about all the issues of the day, and a new cartoon for the state of the cartoonion on "state of the union." >> i love that last 60 seconds. the state of the cartoonion. jake tapper, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> and "state of the union" with jake tapper starts at the top of the hour, 9:00 a.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> have you heard about the shocking new details this morni

marco rubio just calling him out yesterday on his immigration comments. do you think we are going to see a ramping up of that of these candidates shifting from a policy of sort of ignoring what he's been saying on this to calling him out? >> reporter: i think it's certainly possible. i think this is because the public reaction has been so fierce. there has been such anger and frustration over the comments that he has made and i think a lot of people are looking at these republican candidates and saying well where are you on this issue, and you better disagree with him and you better condemn him if you want to be on sort of the right side of this discussion. >> thank you. a lost those candidates are there. let us know what you hear from them on that. thank you. with me, chris moody. i want you to take a listen to this. this is another sound bite i want to play from the interview on fox news this morning. let's roll it. >> everything we do in this country is just off. our trade deals are terrible our border protection is terrible our security is terrible. l

him and marco rubio. from what i understand marco rub rubio's was like four pages long. >> so far. >> that's right. >> they're all required to. >> they're most certainly are. donald trump's is 91 pages. >> can i take a look? >> that i can't. what he did do is he put out a financial statement release that he did exactly what he was supposed to do one day in advance of the date he was required. tremendous, tremendous teamwork in order to get that 91-page document done. and i'm going to tell you, and i consider myself to be an expert in real estate. i can tell that you $10 billion number in my estimation is low, and -- >> why? >> because i know the value of new york city real estate. you're talking about the prime properties, you're talking about 5th avenue and let's talk about out of new york on the pacific ocean, on the potomac river you have a thousand acres in the middle of miami, just to name a few. the assets that donald trump has, the locations are second to none. >> michael, why do you want -- why do