president. donald trump, carly fiorina, and ben carson. and tonight, you'll hear from all three. but who are these outsiders? we start with the front-runner, donald trump. >> we need a leader that wrote the art of the deal. >> you know him as the donald, and there's a chance he may be your next president. >> i'm really rich. >> 1968, donald j. trump graduates from wharton's school and starts working at his father's real estate business and moves the company to manhattan and turned the trump organization into a global brand. >> i'm donald trump and i have properties all over the place. >> the donald is new york's most well-known and controversial developer, making huge deals. the grand hyatt, trump tower, the atlantic city, new jersey, kinds, 1980. later, golf courses, hotels and buildings in new york and around the world in 1987, the donald pushing his book "the art of the deal. ." >> i like making deals. preferably big deals. that's how i i get my -- >> in 1990s total cries. a dechine to in the realization market and corporate bankruptcy but now his company survived but ready for th

the female host of "the view" chose to criticize carly fiorina's appearance rather than her argument at the republican debate. >> people told me i didn't smile enough. she looked demented. her mouth did not upturn once. >> yesterday the presidential candidate fired back and issued a challenge to the women. >> it's funny, you know, i was on "the view" several months ago. they said nothing like that to my face. maybe if i come back on again, let's see if they will have the guts to say it to my face. >> we will see it soon because she announced she is going back appear on "the view" on friday, and this is what she expects from her co-hosts. >> i don't need an apology, but i think this points out that liberals, and that includes liberal women, when they don'tm the messenger. >> carly will be here on friday, and i will point out, when you were here last time, we welcomed you to our table, we helped raise your profile so you would be included in the sea of mad. you weren't worried about any kind of republican backlash, no one was backlashing, we were respectful and gave you your due. so ju

, jeb bush, donald trump, ted cruz, carly fiorina and rand paul this is varney and company, kicking off or debate coverage. neil cavuto is in milwaukee, as everyone knows by now. neil, welcome to the show, i want to hear about a return to rprosperity, i want to hear a prosperity plan. am plan. am i going to be happy? neil: do you want to hear it from me or the candidates? you are quite right. they will make the pitch, which could be a favorable environment, fewer of home, more time to make the pitch. they all have an opportunity to sort of pitch that prosperity point that you have been mentioning. no one is doubting there is a recovery, it is tepid. for many the jobs that we've seen are not the big jobs, not the quality jobs that a lot of candidates' to see, they have to spell it out, we have given them more time to let them answer, 90 seconds to let another candidate, respond in 60 seconds, the point to explain, get this out in a -- professional manner without need lessagetation that comes up. everything goes back to money issue, to the green. as you pound every day on your show. >

house? plus the battle between "the view" and carly fiorina. whoopee goldberg firing back after she achewed the show of bias. hi i'm heather cox on location with the famous, big idaho potato truck. our truck? it's touring across america telling people about idaho potatoes. farmer: let's go boy. again this year the big idaho potato truck is traveling the country spreading the word about heart healthy idaho potatoes and making donations to local charities. excuse me miss, have you seen our truck? you just missed it. ahhh! aw man are you kiddin' me? andrea: republican presidential candidate jeb bush is launching his jeb can fix it tour. his latest attempt to breathe new line to his campaign. the former nor today governor kick off his campaign with a reboot, vowing to fix washington. this is not first time that bush has hit the reset button. "the weekly standard" pointing out this is jeb's fifth so-called reboot. but whatever you want to call it, bush is telling gretta he's just look to get his campaign back on track. >> this is the time we were launching the book. i have got to get bet

? >> i think carly fiorina has been really strong talking about national security i thought she did in that exchange. the green room comment is a swipe. in reality she and others are strong talking about foreign policy or national security whether carly fiorina or marco rubio or ted cruz and donald trump is on a little lightfooting when it comes to foreign policy. there is lot of depth and nuance that he really don't want to get into. she did. she did a good job cutting to the chase. andrea: julie, another debate you thought was pretty notable was one between rand paul and marco rubio, the one we played into the intro about spending. rand paul tried to speak out on behalf of fiscal conservatives. you're costing too much money with expanded tax plan. this is why rubio won the night i thought. he turned it around, rather than getting hit on spending issue took it to the military. we want a strong national defense. the audience went wild. who could disagree with that. rand paul, didn't step up and didn't link the cost of war. he didn't put him back. i thought rubio won. harris: strong nat

insults. we'll see. but certainly, we can say when carly fiorina jammed him up on vladimir putin and grabbed a hold of that moment that was indicative of how the evening was, not just for him, but her. she found ways to get into the discussion and had a very good debate. cruz, rubio, both had very good nights. but i also put fiorina in the mix and rand paul, finally got the lemon out of his mouth that he had for the previous debates and did an okay job. >> here is the key for you. trump has a very good come back against fiorina on that putin thing. we're going to talk about it later in the show. howie did anyone's fortune change tonight? >> probably not. because there is a laser focus on economy and jobs and ins, it was a good debate for the country, but not that many. jabs were thrown that might take away from this is that the two nonpoliticians didn't do anything for their standings and two cuban american senators had very good nights. and jeb is off life support. >> here is the thing about the two front runners. is it all about, they don't want to jeopardize standings but they

unafraid. >>> tonig"Ñ, "olnoÑi;orÑi record," carly fiorina hitting back. hewlett packard ceo and presidential candidate squaring off against the ladies or should i say the mean girls of "the view"? that big interview coming just days after the show's host said fiorina's face looked commented she challenged the hosts to say it to her face and they did. >> how will you get a thicker5ó skin to accept some of the humerus things that will be said about you. >> hey, if you meant your comment about my face being commented and a halloween mask as humorous so be it. i guess you misinterpreted donald trump's comments about my face. >> i have a real thick skin, no, no, no. >> hold on, carlie. hold on. thick skin.again. >> it's the wounded warrior. give me a minute. >> i defended you against donald trump's comment. he is running for president of the united states. and he was making a nasty comment about your looks. and i took him on on this show. but, we are comedians here. i make funnel of hillary's pants suits and hillary's husband's sex light, john boehner's tan. ben carson. >> i want to

milwaukee, on town with with candidates, marco rubio and carly fiorina to get their take on the economy, the military and taxes. ben carson under fire for his west point story now. so is it a fabrication or is the media to blame what he says? which gop candidate's tax plan would work best for you and your family and the nation's economy. one of america's leading economists will join me live as we take a look at each candidate's proposal, today on "sunday morning futures." >> the fourth republican presidential he did badebate tw away. tuesday night 9:00 p.m. eastern, florida senator marco rubio seeing a recent surge in the polls, latest fox news poll has rubio tide for third place with ted cruz at 11%. senator rubio just unveiling his military agenda late last week. senator rubio joins me now. congratulations, up to number three. you've been really surging in the polls last couple of debates. to what do you attribute that to? >> we have a campaign that continues to talk about who we are and what we would do given the opportunity to be president. and i think as i've always said, as we con

from a cuban immigrants' son so the u.s. senate. carly fiorina is another declared candidate for president, and rising to the challenge, she shares lessons she learned from her difficulties and triumphs. south carolina residents senator lindsey graham released an ebook on his web site, in "my story." he details hi childhood and career in the air force. former arkansas governor mike huckabee gives his take on politics and culture in, god, guns-grits and gravy. and in "american will" bobby jindal use 14 eventeds from the neighbors' past to explore his vision for the future. john kashich calls for a return to what he sees is a traditional american values in "stand for something." more presidential hopefuls with books including democratic candidate and harvard law school perform loren lessig. he argues for campaign finance reform. george pat tacky is -- pataki is running for president. and kentucky senator rand paul calls for smaller government and more bipartisanship in his book "taking a stand. money another entrant in the presidential race is marco rubio in money person dreams" he

too optimistic about jeb -- >> no. >> as you know, on the last gop debate, carly fiorina said, look, i know during the first debate people told me i should smile more. and she put this fixed forced smile on her face. the audience reacted. the audience there, at the arena. then last week the ladies on "the view" talked about it. in fact, one of the hosts said that when she did the forced smile, carly was demented. and the other said there should be a fiorina mask. this morning carly fiorina responded to that. >> i think what these women represent is a set of liberal feminists who believe that if you do not agree with them, on their liberal orthodocksy, that you don't count. that somehow you're not a woman. >> that is carly's take on the ladies on "the view." does she have a point or not? >> you know, arthel, i think the meaner appearance, dress, all these things are important. i think she has a point that perhaps the media tends to focus -- to think it's okay to talk about the appearance of republicans more than democrats. i think it's all fair game. that may make me in the minority,

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carly fiorina and the other republican candidates ahead of tuesday's debate. coming up, what to keep an eye on in the gop showdown. >>> and new questions about airport security. an investigator now saying that it looks more and more likely that it was a bomb that brought down that russian jet over egypt's sinai peninsula. >>> and ford is unveiling the new terms of a new labor contract. what is in it and whether the workers will actually go for it. >>> we might be getting closer to a definitive answer in knowing what caused the crash of that russian jetliner in egypt. investigators are reportedly, quote, 90% sure the noise heard in the final seconds of a cockpit recording was an explosion caused by a bomb. now, this according to a member of the investigation team. conor powell has the details. hi, conor. >> reporter: hi, arthel. there's growing concern in egypt that this accident, this possible attack that will have on its tourism industry and questions about airport security. this comes as the lead investigator in egypt says there was an undetermined noise coming from -- right before th

." >>> last week some of the hosts at "the view," said some mean things about carly fiorina's face during the cnbc's degait bait. the presidential candidate challenged them to say them to her face if she returned to the program. she just did and here's what happened. >> you were a little upset with us about -- a comic comment that was made. >> hey, if you meant your comment about my face being demented in a halloween mask as humorous, so be it. i guess you misinterpreted donald trump's comments about my face and thought those weren't human. >> i'm not defending you against donald trump's comments, but we are comedians here, i mix on hillary's pantsuits and hillary's husband's sex life. i don't understand why any politician is exempt from my comedic jokes. >> you know what, joy. you can say whatever you want. you always have, you always will. i'm not going to stop that i'm not going to stop that. and don't worry, i have skin plenty thick enough to take whatever people throw at me. >> then they tried to accuse fiorina of capitalizing on the controversy, but carly fired right back. >> having

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people whenever and wherever, it may actually play well the same way that carly fiorina being on the undercard debate and her saying i deserve to be on the big stage helped her rise. e she couldn't keep it there. she didn't capitalize on that moment, but chris christie is a smart guy. i think if he plays this well, especially spending a lot of time in iowa and new hampshire, south carolina, it may play to his advantage. the same way that huckabee is trying to do the same thing. >> ben ferguson and a.b., thank you very much. i appreciate it. >>> coming up next, this is already a stunning story. this illinois police officer staged his own suicide. it sparked a manhunt for his killers. now we have new details. this officer also had plans to execute a murder for hire plot on a fox lake village administrator. hear from her, after the break. ♪ building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. mi'm a lineman here in oakland. day in, day out, a large part of what we do is about providing reliable power

presidential candidates is carly fiorina, as you pointed out, we now know in that debate she claimed to see video that she described in great detail but video that never surfaced. to your point, the videos in question, at least those that many people can find online, have been heavily edited and planned parenthood was legally permitted to get reimbursements for organs that were donated for research. with all of that said, i don't want to play what carly fiorina said just this sunday, yesterday, regarding the attacks on that planned parenthood center. >> so typical of the left to immediately begin demonizing a messenger because they don't agree with the message. the vast majority of americans agree, what planned parenthood is doing is wrong. what i would say to anyone who tries to link this terrible tragedy to anyone who opposes abortion or opposes the sale of body parts is this is typical left wing tactics. >> what is your response to that? >> well, extreme disappointment that anyone in this moment in the days after a tragedy like this could be politicizing, raising arguments and lies t

much. the issue of fraternities on college campuses. >>> carly fiorina, she's planning to confront the women of "the view." they have invited her to be on the show after they mocked her appearance during the republican presidential debate. so we'll discuss that. what's ahead for her. >>> also a breaking story, did isis take down a russian passenger jet? u.s. intelligence combing through radar, satellite data. they have the black boxes. we'll have a live report on that coming up next. wfrom your cold & flu. you give them a case of the giggles. tylenol® cold helps relieve your worst cold & flu symptoms... you can give them everything you've got. tylenol® i've got a nice long life ahead. big plans. so when i found out medicare doesn't pay all my medical expenses, i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insura

trump and carly fiorina. donald trump: if putin wants to go in, and i got to know him very well -- carly fiorina: i have met him as well. in a private meeting, not in a green room for a show. john: trump says he was stable mates. that is a pretty big stable. as for fiorina -- >> i met him in beijing. we were in sort of a green room setting, two of us were giving a speech at a major economic conference. the two of us were sitting in a chair like this about this close for 45 minutes. john: my question for you, first of all, why must these people who are famous and accomplished, why must they embellish the truth of their encounters with vladimir putin? mark: the trump one is ridiculous. it had nothing to do with any real association. with carly fiorina, she has boasted about her relationships with world leaders. to say there is a distinction between a green room for a tv show versus a green room for a conference. it was a longer meeting, but man, what a ridiculous boast. john: whether donald trump and vladimir putin met on "60 minutes," whether carly fiorina met him in a green room, what do

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reporter said he wanted to strangle carly fiorina. ron white is run for president. join me. >> i'll make the decision, i would rather have my finger on the button than anyone i saw up there. and so, i am going to run for ♪ kennedy: welcome back. carly fiorina, getting poked from both sides,. >> ronkonkoma walk away -- ronald reagan walk away. >> can i finish with my time. >> why does she keep interrupting everybody. kennedy: and in a campaign stop in new hampshire, hillary clinton laughed when a former hewlett-packard employee suggested strangling carly. >> every time i see her on tv, i want to reach through and strangle her. i know that does not sound nice. >> i would not mess with you. kennedy: let's welcome back joanne nosuchinsky, and anthony, look ho i who is here. colin quinn. you have a resume longer than milton bureau's resume. i am delighted you are in the house. >> thank you. kennedy: hello colin. . >> trump should have stayed, respond stop her from interrupting before a strangled her. kennedy: what i if he just reached over. is this her way of i totally want to strangle

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to be a challenge to get back up into that debate. we haven't seen anyone do it since carlie fiorina. it will be interesting especially because christie has really been saying some things that have gotten a lot of attention recently be it on addiction and be it on this debate raucous. just go up there and debate'¡Ñ who cares about debating about the rules. so, he has had a lot of people listening to what he has been saying. the fact that he has dropped now you have to wonder what's going to happen in the future. as senator rand paul squeaking by with .25. i'm interested in this debate because this is a business debate on the business channel. and you have got donald trump and carly fiorina and carly fiorina who did very well in two debates ago. she needs to make a big showing tuesday night. >> she has had good debates. the question is what do you afterward to keep yourself as part of the mix and part of the discussion. you also see the drift of jeb bush from the middle of the stage now towards the wings. is he is going to be second from last on one side i think according to that lineup

rubio carly fiorina all will be here. plus the cnn anchor take as cheap shot at the moderators. >> it appears to me the moderators didn't ask very challenging questions. >> yale and some other college campuses being torn apart by unruly students who are attacking freedom of speech. we will have a follow-up report tonight. every time i see her on tv i want to reach through and strangle her. >> also ahead, hillary clinton under fire for not scolding that man who was talking about carly fiorina. we'll tell you what's going on. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. the post debate blues. that is the subject of this evening's talking points g(÷ because we have no agenda here, i don't watch the debates with a rooting interest i'm simply interested in seeing if presidential candidates are really looking out for you. i believe you guys should be able to make up your own minds about who did well and who did not do well in the debates. as i said last night after all the investor b

vote for him. carly fiorina, you know, if you look at favorable/unfavorable, she does extremely well. and this field is fluid. so i think it's exciting to watch as these candidates, like trump, like carson, like carly fiorina, who are not political professionals, continue to garner the attention of the republican electorate and of the nation. >> so, michael, again, we're waiting on this news conference right now. donald trump expected to come out any minute and speak about his new book "crippled america," have i a copy. he's not smiling on the cover have this book. he's grimacing. it's a menacing look as he talks about america. in his new book he talks about his upbringing. he notes the small loan he got from his father of about $1 million to work on his first big hotel project in manhattan. i'm not sure if people in this country really know the donald trump story. that his father was an incredibliy wealthy real estate developer in the new york area. how much help did he really get from his family over the years? >> what's really interesting is donald trump is the last person you wan

the most threatening guy on the stage. even more so than carly fiorina. people make the argument carly or hillary. no, it is rubio that most scares the democratic party. trish: he is phenomenal debater. he has authenticity to him at that is very important in time like this. but let me just ask you, senator, because you know him, sort of up close and personal. >> one of my best friends. >> when you're in a room with him, when you're talking through these issues, from a substance perspective i think one thing, to come across well in a debate stage and think on your feet but you know, when you peel back those layers and go behind the scenes what is he like? >> i'm glad you brought that up. thune, graham, marco would be in gym 6:00, 7:00, marco would be there surrounded by desk in the senate gym, surrounded by papers, studying learning, getting ready for committee hearings, the caucus the votes. then he do his job and work hard whatever he needed to do to raise money and raise awareness on particular issue. thursday he get on plane go back coach his kids pop warner football team as head co

taking issue for carly fiorina not for her record at hewlett-packard, but how she looks. >> she kicked off her thing, saying, you know people tell me i didn't smile enough during the last debate. she looked demented. her mouth did not down turn one time. a smiling fiorina. kennedy: i like how joy bay hair said that would make a great halloween mask. kennedy: carly had a good come back. >> there is nothing more threatening to the liberal media in jen rel and hillary clinton in particular than a conservative woman, maybe if the ladies of the view, if i come back on again, let's see if they have the guts to say that to my face. kennedy: to that demented face? yeah. they would claim it is a misunderstanding when carly goes back on the show this friday. for those of us who stand outside inner circle of feminism, we have best perspective, we know that feminists don't stand for us, they want to keep women dependent on government as much as possible, it is about a narrow agenda based on victim hood. i can't think of anything less empowering, would they dare say anything in hillary clint

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agree with you, don't demonize us. we all have rights. everybody. andrea: carly fiorina speaking out for the first time since hillary clinton's controversial response to a supporter who said he wanted to strangle the gop candidate. wait until you hear who she is blaming. >>> we're less than three months away from iowa caucuses but the republican field holding steady at 15 candidates. what will it take to thin the crowded contest down. >>> right after the show it gets really wild. you have to watch "outnumbered overtime." even louder. foxnews.com/outnumbered. click the over time tab. tweet us your questions and comments. tell us what topic your fired up on this thursday. ♪ . . i brought in some protein to get us moving. i'm new ensure active high protein. i help you recharge with nutritious energy and strength. i'll take that. yeeeeeah! new ensure active high protein. 16 grams of protein and 23 vitamins and minerals. ensure. take life in. some neighbors are energy saving superstars. how do you become a superstar? with pg&e's free online home energy checkup. in just under 5 minutes y

the country. >>> all of that, plus 2016 presidential candidate carly fiorina. hannity starts right here right now. >>> republican front-runner donald trump is taking heat over his plan to deport illegal immigrants. this comes after the it 2016 gop hopeful made this historical reference at tuesday a 's debat. >> we are a country. they'll have to go out, they can come back. but they'll have to come back. >> dwight eisenhower. people liked him. i like ike. the expression. moved 1 1/2 million illegal immigrants moved them just beyond the border, came back. moved them further. they came back. moved them way further south. they never came back. you don't get nicer, dwight eisenhower. >> some are slamming donald trump for his eisenhower analogy but yesterday donald trump stood by his plan and even proposed a so-called deportation force to expedite the process. >> is you're going to have a deportation force and you're going to do it rue mainly and you're going to bring the country -- frankly, because you have some excellent, wonderful people, some fantastic people that have been here for a

, right? >> okay. >> ted cruz would be second. carly fiorina, third. all right? they know how to do that format. right? >> sure. >> people on stage, bunch of moderators here come the questions and then, boom, boom, boom, they frame them. but is that what we want to elect a president off? being a good debater? >> that is a great point, bill, i talked to a lot people about this. if you look at someone like a jeb bush, i'd be saying this is a very substantive person, someone who really seems to love policy and cares about policy and knows what he's talking about. but he's just not campaigner but might make a great president. >> could you vote for jeb bush? >> i've never voted for a republican. >> never? in your life? >> no. no. i'm a democrat. >> you're not a leming are you? there has got to be some good republican candidates somewhere along the line? >> yes. there has. >> i voted for democrats and republicans, i'm independent. >> right. but i would in theory and i think, yes, that jeb bush would be the kind of person i would consider. >> you want a sensitive person to vote for? >> yes

. >> carly fiorina could not get a representative to make it to the meeting at the time. this is a surprisingly friendly meeting thinking when you are looking at representatives from 15 campaigns that were able to come up with something. >> there's something. that's a shocker. kristin fisher live for us. do not miss the debate one week from tomorrow. to find the fox business network log on to foxbusiness.com/channelfinder. >>> was it a traffic accident or an act of terror? officials now say a commercial jet broke up in the air before crashing in egypt and killed everyone on board that plane. kelly wright is here with breaking developments. >> good morning to you, heather. an investigation is underway to determine what caused the plane to crash over the sinai peninsula an area where egyptian security forces are fighting islamic insurgency led by isis. they are rejecting the possibility of technical fault causing it to crash in egypt. red sea result char mel shank to moscow. the charter flight disintegrated into the air. the wide debris field told them that foul play brought the plan

. >> yeah. one thing i learned is that the carly fiorina campaign said they are not going, they are not sending anyone, which is interesting because debates have really been a friend to her, at least the first debate. the rubio campaign noted that debates have been great, according to rubio, which are undisputedly true for him for the last debate. he was one of the big winners. they, like everyone else, says they want the debates to be more substantive. the candidates didn't get a lot of time on the carson side of this. they want more opening and closing arguments, more time to talk directly into the camera and talk about what they want unmediated by us in the media. >> but here's the thing, ryan. okay, isn't that what an ad is for? >> of course. >> isn't that what an advertisement is for? is it realistic to have a debate like carson outlined? >> i'm not an expert on how these debates are paid for or put on by the networks but they cost a lot of money and i'm not really sure, speaking for myself, of course, that you're going to find a media partner that wants to sponsor a debate that is

gain more control over up coming debates, representatives from all but carly fiorina's camp are meeting to try to wrestle control from both the republican national committee and the network's hosting those debates. but some say the list of their demands is much too long, we'll be picking up the 2016 race with real clear politics, caitlyn burns and town haul guy benson, including this for the first time since july name other than trump to top a national poll. also tonight, a deepening mystery over the weekend a airline crashed in egypt that killed all 229 people aboard. company executives have ruled out technical or human error. but aviation officials say any conclusion at this point would be premature. u.s. officials say they're not ruling out terrorism. and liberal hollywood rushing to director clinton's defense over his anticop comments. >> i'm a human being with a conscious. and when i see murder, i cannot stand by. and i have to call the murder, the murdered, and i have to call the murderers, the murderers. >> i want to say this, you're a boss, you're absolutely amazing, kee

. >> ted cruz would be second. carly fiorina, third. all right? they know how to do that format. right? >> sure. >> people on stage, bunch of moderators here come the questions and then, boom, boom, boom, they frame them. but is that what we want to elect a president off? being a good debater? >> that is a great point, bill, i talked to a lot people about this. if you look at someone like a jeb bush, i'd be saying this is a very substantive person, someone who really seems to love policy and cares about policy and knows what he's talking about. but he's just not a great campaigner but might make a great president. >> could you vote for jeb bush? >> i've never voted for a republican. >> never? in your life? >> no. no. i'm a democrat. >> you're not a leming are you? there has got to be some good republican candidates somewhere along the line? >> yes. there has. >> i voted for democrats and republicans, i'm independent. >> right. but i would in theory and i think, yes, that jeb bush would be the kind of person i would consider. >> you want a sensitive person to vote for? >> yes. i want a

. (matt) just two days after the fourth gop debate presidential candidate carly fiorina stopped in siouxland. (sheila) in onawa, iowa, fiorina insisted that political polls shouldn't matter. here's ktiv's tiffany lane with our decision 2016 coverage. << carly fiorina says we should return to, what she calls, a "citizen government." "this government, under republicans and democrats alike has gotten so big, so powerful, so complicated, so inept honestly, so corrupt," said fiorina. government" starts with a zero-based budget. that's a method of budgeting in which expenses have to be justified in each new time period. fiorina would also slash the tax code... from thousands of pages right now, to just three-pages. nats sot (taxes?) her ideas have resonated. fiorina's sixth nationally among gop candidates with three percent support according to realclearpolitics dot com average. in iowa, she averages 4.5 percent, which is good su hall meeting in onawa, iowa carly fiorina told community members that votes that win elections." "in many of these national being asked," said fiorina. "you wil

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carson and carlie fiorina, and we're goioi to ask you each of you, we're going to give you trump, we're going to give you fiorina and carson. tell us why they continue to do well, especially trump and drdrcarson no matter at they say. it seems resonate even greater. they raise more money? what are the pit falls going forward and what are their strengths? we will start with you hall. >> i think theyare continuing to be angry. >> tell us who you are talking about? >> donald trump. >> mr. tmp. >> he continues to have anger among the far right of the spectrum on the republican side. he continues to tap into that especially with the immigration issue. that is the number one driving force for most of these voters, they arehe people that hehe, they are a cancer, the ones that keep pushing, the an tie conference immigration crowd. i think the biggest pit fall for donald trump is that hiss campaign is earned of free media. that is the biggest thing for im. can he keep that up? i'm not sure. he is running with a very short staff. i think he has ten staffers, even. it's going to be interesting to

facebook carly fiorina rushed to carson's offense writing "all the monet in the world won't make you as smart as ben carson" trump also weighed in on isis 20:31:40 i would bomb the shit out of htem, i would just bomb those suckers" with the gop front-runner this week calling for a deportation force to reomove more than 11 million undocumented immigrants president obama responded on abc news "imagine the images on the screen flashed around the world as we were dragging parents away republicans -- now, on a collision course over immigration... ... including its marquee match-up between ted cruz and marco rubio. (rubio/sc) "ted is a supporter of legalizing people that are in this country illegally." cruz -is going after rubio for his support of a failed immigration bill two years ago -- as part of the bipartisan "gang of eight." (:)(cruz/laura ingraham) "the gang of eight voted as a gang against enforcing and securing the border." narr:) meanwhile, ben carson's facing questions.... ... for defending his best friend -- a business partner and convicted felon. 3/8 oral surgeon alfonso cost

the carveout states, is that it gives everyone an even playing field. someone like carly fiorina, who doesn't have the big dollars and who isn't well known, she can come to new hampshire and talk to thousands of voters over visit after visit after visit. and she can get that notice. and don't forget that the media plays at a role in all of this, combined with what we do on the ground here in new hampshire. america is watching, they come into our backyards and our diners and that is important what the media does. laura: what do you make of this year, where you have donald trump and ben carson, they are dominating this race. these are the kinds of candidates who traditionally you think of in a new hampshire as being whittled away. i am wondering if you could talk about with the dynamic is in new hampshire and what you think is happening in the larger race? jennifer horn: there is no question that voters across the country, including here in new hampshire, are very frustrated and angry at a different functional -- as a dysfunctional washington. we see that on both sides. we see that in t

taking issue with carly fiorina one dash carly fiorina for how she looks. >> she said people tell me i did not smile enough during the last debate. [laughter] >> can you imagine that? >> i love how joey said that would make a good halloween mask but don't worry she had a good cutback. >> there is nothing more threatening to the liberal media and to hillary clinton and a conservative woman so of course, there is a double standard maybe if i come back on again if they will have the guts to say that to my face. kennedy: that mouthpiece will only act to face it and claim it is a a misunderstanding when she goes back on the show this friday. if yes stand outside the circle of feminism we know they all stand for us they want to keep people dependent on government as possible to keith and in power it isn't about celebrating sisterhood to have a narrow hypocritical agenda i cannot think of anything less than powering with a season davis hillary clinton? no. because it is the allocated to all of subjugation the rest of us you don't have will on our eyes are less devoured by the wolves. >>

, invigorating. cynthia: carly fiorina also got in the zone. jeb bush gathered his thoughts to touch on topics of concern to iowans. jeb bush: the debt, deficit, divide, inability to get things done in d.c. carly fiorina: they're concerned about the fact that wages haven't grown. they are concerned that the world is a dangerous place when we're not leading. cynthia: although these white house hopefuls have given these speeches so many times, backstage, you can see they don't take their time on stage lightly. realizing this could catapult them to the big stage of the u.s. presidency. marc rubio: going up on stage, i just sort of remind myself what an honor it is to aspire to the highest office. and how far removed that is from the life my parents lived not too long ago. a lot of fun, rewarding, hope it works out. cynthia: cynthia fodor, kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. todd: the candidates each spoke for about 15 minutes, while hundreds of people visited surrounding booths handing out food and info on the candidates. hot topics were tax plans, national debt, and immigration. some even po