presidential candidate carly fiorina campaigns in iowa. >> thank you so much. i am so honored to be talked about and sharing a stage and endorsed by this great gentleman from nebraska. i want to introduce my husband standing behind jeff there. frank and i met 4 years ago after i got out of the secretary tall pool i finally got an m.b.a. joined att, i was an entry level salesperson clawing my way up. nobody took me seriously. but i don't give up easily. i had this problem. i wanted to figure out how to solve it. nobody would help me. somebody said you ought to go meet this guy. so i went and met frank. he was something of a technical expert. he took me seriously, solved my problem. he was really cute. so i had to marry him. when we were riding over to the event, i was asked a question about, when did you first start thinking about running for president, so i have a story, and i will tell you. it was in the summer of 2014. then, i was at a rotary club meeting, and i was giving a speech, a political speech, and if you have ever been to a rotary club meeting, or you are a rotarian, you

. thank you. [applause] ♪ [indiscernible] >> when my you come to missouri? carly fiorina: i am not sure. -- ted cruz: i am not sure. >> thank you so much. thank you. ted cruz: thank you. ♪ [indiscernible] ted cruz: thank you very much. [indiscernible] ted cruz: a little bit of time. don't forget to sign. [laughter] >> thank you so much. >> can you take my picture with him? thanks so much. thank you. ted cruz: what is your name? >> [indiscernible] we get a lot of shadows here. >> thank you very much are being here. -- for being here. [indiscernible] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ted cruz: it is a flat out lie. i have always supported it. >> i think that would help the whole system. ted cruz: thank you very much. it is my birthday. how are you doing sir? >> thank you. ted cruz: very detailed immigration plan on our website. thank you, thank you. >> mr. cruz, that second chronicle verse, [indiscernible] feel -- thank you very much. god bless you. >> a real pleasure to have you. it i

and applause] . moderator: thank you, governor. carly fiorina? >> my husband frank they mentioned i love spending time with, he's down there, he was excited the other day because in new hampshire he was introduced as my eye candy. [ laughter ] >> you know everybody out there watching knows this, you cannot wait to see the debate between me and hillary clinton. you would pay to see that fight. and that's because you know i will win, and that's important, we got to start by beating hillary clinton. all of my life, i have been told to sit down and be quiet, settle, settle, don't challenge the system. that's what the american people are being told now and we have been told that for way too long. sit down and be quiet about our god about, our guns, about the abortion industry. settle for illegal immigration that's been a problem for decades as so many of our problems have festered for decades. accept a system of government and politics that no longer works for us. i will not sit down and be quiet, and neither will you. so i ask you to stand with me. fight with me. vote for me. citizens,

, 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 the future. the donald, st

, we'll bring you the story of carly fiorina, who collected a paycheck from a company who produced vaccines from fetal cells, cells that come from terminated pregnancies, anding thus a hotly contested law with ethics. with the 2016 campaign just days away, we ask, who is pro-life? it's the "inside story". welcome to "inside story," i'm ray suarez. for decades, ending abortion has been an important rallying cry in the republican party. annoying tool, a fundraising issue, a litmus test for candidates. republican governors have made it harder to get in their states. and sent it up to appeals courts to directly challenge the language of roe v. wade for one. one with her credentials, carly fiorina, the only woman in the republican field, but leaves little daylight between yourself and her male colleagues on the debate stage. the secondly taped conversations between planned parenthood officials dominated several news cycles, can attacks and counter attacks, and threats over the acquiesces of feet al tissue, in research, and what was permissible and impermissible in this little known it s

>> sit down to discuss why the right fit for the white house.candidate carly fiorina has not made any appearances of her own in las vegas.... state party chairwoman are supporting her. we sat dowitam trk >> republican candidate carly fiorina has made one appearance. we sat down with amie to talk about her nevada campaign. >> obviously with at large field,atc that's what stood out with you. what makes her the good choice for the republican base? >> i like the fact she has her conservative principles, she is fixed to them but not a black or white candidate.s she's a good listener. she has a campaign right now called your voice your ad. what that does is the general public can submit their ideas and thoughts to carly fiorina on how they would like to improve government issues such as healthcare with the vaccines and the campaign will put those together and they will issue them out so that way the general public can say i like that person's idea. my own and that's important because that's something most mixes are not good at. >> as a former business executive we have a donald trump, a ben

. trish: former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina. former arkansas governor mike huckabee. and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. this debate will last one hour. each candidate will have up to the 0 seconds to responds to each -- up to 90 seconds to respond top each question and one minute for follow up. when your time is up you will hear this bell. in tuesday's state of the union address the president said our economy is strong and said millions of jobs have been created. what else your after he saysment of the economy right now? i would like to hear from all of you on this one, beginning miss fiorina. >> if i may begin by saying how honored i am to be standing here with two former iowa caucus winners. governor, senator. and how honored i am to be talking with all of you. i am not a political insider, i haven't spent my lifetime running for office. the truth is i have had and have been blessed by a lot of opportunities to do a lot of things in my life. and unlike another woman in this race i love spending time with my husband. i'm standing here because i think we have to rest

on the corner. [applause] carly fiorina: i will promise you as commander-in-chief, i will tell you, support, invest in, listen, lift up and to honor --ryone who served and has everyone who serves and has served. we will reform the veterans administration and we will lift up and honor everyone who serves from the cop on the heat to the soldier in afghanistan. if someone has done something wrong, they must be held with account. let us start, please, with some of our politicians. [applause] running willfor stop i am pro-life. we put as not ok that price tag on babies and body parts. what will you do to land parenthood? carly fiorina: i hope all of you who are here know there has not in a more outspoken advocate for life and against land parenthood than carly fiorina. [applause] : i spoke at the march for life in washington, d.c., before they shut the city down. and, the reason i now have been the most effective advocate is because frequently at my fence, planned parenthood protesters show up, they throw condoms at me. they shout and scream. it get what -- but guess what? i am not goin

to impose new sanctions on north korea. coming up next, presidential candidate carly fiorina, her opposition to planned parenthood and her connection to a pharmaceutical company making vaccines from foetal stem cells. >>> president obama met with bernie sanders today. he arrived at the white house for the meeting this morning and the two democrats talked for about 45 minutes on a range of topics >> we discussed a number of issues, foreign policy issues, this morning, domestic issues, occasionally a little bit of politics. but i enjoyed the meeting and i thought it was a very positive and constructive meeting >>> the white house said bernie sanders asked for the meeting. president obama has not endorsed a candidate in the democratic race. it is less than a week until the iowa awe can you sayes appeared the democrat-- caucuses. we have justin long here. he is campaigning for bernie sanders. welcome. good to see you. why did you decide to campaign for bernie sanders? >> well, i cam pained four years ago for obama and in 2008 and 2012, actually, and i've never been so taken by a polit

were by carly fiorina. saying to every adversary and every terrorist organization on the planet is open season. that is the difference it made. that is paraphrasing and in reference to the remarks clinton said at her 2013 benghazi hearing. she had her on bill clinton and the relationship, she was really loaded and ready to go but if the question is who lost or suffered a bit it was ted cruz. it was difficult for him. >> i was made uncomfortable by his attack on the moderators. >> they were asking tough questions. >> jeb bush got to sort of a little bit. if the only time you gets more is it your greatest adversary is not onstage fact what is hillary clinton gets the nomination? i think he did well last night, he finished complete flops, it wasn't so negative because the teddy bear line was the opposite of where he normally goes with donald trump but it was interesting to get to see him formulate his own argument. can he do that when they return to the same stage in a couple weeks? >> it does seem like that when trump is on stage, he talks to sean hannity, am i getting better at goin

republican presidential candidate carly fiorina is campaigning here in nevada. where she'll be today as she wraps up her trip. ((kirsten joyce)) > and a piano prodigy is honoring and celebrating martin luther king junior today... for being his inspiration. /// < welcome to a brighter morning, this is 8 newsnow with kirsten joyce, sherry swensk, demetria obilor and brian loftus > ((kirsten joyce)) > thanks for joining us, i'm kirsten joyce. ((brian loftus)) and i'm brian loftus. one walmart store is now closed on north nellis boulevard following the company's announcement... that its closing down hundreds of other stores. ((kirsten joyce)) walmart is closing 269 stores globally... including 154 here in the u-s. karen castro looked at how the closure on north nellis boulevard will impact that area. ((karen castro)) walmart customers crowded the parking lot on the last day of business. the company announced it will be closing the craig and las vegas boulevard location on friday. ((scott welshhons - walmart customer: it's a madhouse in of the cold stuff is being put on sale so ever

building. " " jenna: ben carson and carly fiorina say they still have high hopes for their presidential campaigns. tim: that's despite lagging poll numbers. the g-o-p candidates were in town tonight. jenna: bria bell talked with both. she joins us now in studio. bria: tim and jenna, rebulican presidential candidates ben carson and carly people of iowa will support them. caucus is more than a couple weeks away and both parties are using their last efforts to express why they hould earn the right to hold office. "well i've been coming to iowa for a ling time and voters win elections, not polls," said fiorina. a recent poll released by quin-e- pee-ac university today shows donald trump and ted cruz as the two top candidates for the state of iowa. ben carson is currently ranked fourth with 7 percent of voters, while carly fiorina has only one percent. today, both carson and fiorina visited northwest iowa today to try to gain more support as the weeks away. says he's had to make adjustments to his campaign in order to gather more people with hands on experience. "we've made some organiztiona

introduce them. former hewlett-packard ceo carly fiorina. [applause] former arkansas governor mike huckabee. [cheers and applause] and former pennsylvania senator rick santorum. [cheers and applause] moderator: this debate will last one hour. each candidate has up to 90 seconds to respond to each question, one minute for each follow-up. moderator: when your time is up you will hear this bell. [bell ringing] let's dig in, in tuesday's state of the union address the president said our economy is strong. he cited the significant decline we've seen in unemployment rate and millions of jobs that have been created. what is your assessment of the economy right now? i would like to hear from all of you on this one, beginning with miss fiorina? >> well, thank you, good evening, if i may begin by saying how honored to be standing here with two former iowa caucus winners. governor, senator. and how honored i am to be talking with all of you. you know, i'm not a political insider. i haven't spent my lifetime running for office. the truth is i have had and been blessed by a lot of opportunity t

okay. /// ((denise valdez)) > carly fiorina visits las vegas... to meet with voters face to face. ((dave courvoisier)) our poltics now team sits down with the presidential candidate... to get her view on the topics ranging... from immigartion... to the education savings account. /// ((denise valdez)) > and the democrats honor... martin luther king junior. the question bernie sanders raised... in honor of for the civil rights leader. oice over: "now, nevada's first choice for news. this is 8 news now at 5.")) > ((dave courvoisier)) > the making nevada a priority this election year... right now republican candidate carly fiorina is wrapping up a campaign stop... after making appearances in both reno and las vegas. ((denise valdez)) the former hewlett packard c-e-o spoke at the peppermill at an intimate gathering with voters. she sat down exclusively with politics now anchor's patrick walker and steve sebelius before this morning's appearance. patrick joins us with what she had to say about some nevada issues. ((patrick walker)) on average... she's polling 7th out of the 12 remainin

presidential candidate carly fiorina is in las vegas looking for support. and she's not the only candiate making a stop in vegas this week. good morning i'm maria silva. i'm dave hall. now it's time to get a first look at your fox5 weather 24-7 forcast... meteorologist cassandra jones joins us now. good morning i'm cassandra jones with fox5. we will continue under a thick cloud deck over the next few days with a slight chance of showers through this afternoon with breezes 10-20 mph and a high of 61 degrees. a series of storms that are central california will fuel the clouds the next few days. the cloud cover also means temperatures will move up a few degrees above seasonal averages wednesday right through until next saturday. we will be in the low to mid 60's through this time frame with cooler temps by sunday. here's your fox5 traffic solutions here is a look at your drive here are the accidents to watch out and alternate routes you can use listed on our maps here are the construciton areas to look out for and alternate routes listed on our maps here are your photos for the day back to t

courvoisier)) > polling at fifth-place in nevada among republican voters... carly fiorina wrapped up a 36-hour trip to nevada... trying to gain momentum. the trip comes four-and-a-half weeks before the state's republican caucus. thanks for joining us... i'm dave courvoisier. ((denise valdez)) and i'm denise valdez... in for paula. our "politics now" team caught up with the republican presidential candidate at the peppermill today. fiornia had to say about foreign policy. ((patrick walker: "when you look at the polls... carly fiorina is on the outside looking in... both here in nevada and nationwide. she told a group of about 100 voters today... that doesn't phase her... and she said she's in theherace for the long-haul.")) ((patrick walker)) the former hewlett- packard c-e-o spent an hour chatting with supporters during her "coffee with carly" event at the peppermill fireside lounge. she fielded questions questions veterans... and said she wants to face hillary clinton in a debate. steve sebelius and i sat down with her for an exclusive the peppermill. fiorina praised the state's edu

forsyth, both former nevada republican state chairwomen and both supporting carly fiorina. pleasure to have you all on the program. >> thank you for having us. >> i want to start with amy, you and i had lots of conversations off the air, as well as on the air, about all the republican candidates and what was it that finally brought you to carly fiorina? what was the number one thing? >> interesting that you ask that because you're right, we did have an opportunity to meet with she was somebody who struck me as somebody who is confident, very upbeat, knows exactly where she wants to take this country, she has detailed plans, she's very strong, she has had many ups and downs. she's overcome many obstacles, she's a mom, a wife and that's obviously something i relate to. i have four kids. when i was state party chair, i was the youngest in the nation at the time, that was not an easy job for me. i did come across several difficult situations, where i had encounters with grown men who would tell me i was wrong, yell in my face, didn't make my life very easy, but i admire that about her,

issue this election season. carly fiorina said she would not give a dime to planned parenthood. that comes amist controversy, accusing the group of making money from the sale of aborted fetuses. ray, what do you have? >> richelle you may recall earlier in the campaign season, carly fiorina made a big splash when she during one of the candidate's debates gave an impassioned rejection of the use of fetal tissues, of the methods of acquiring them, and their use in research. it propelled her for a time to the top rank of the polls, but we found out some things about her service as a board member on a pharmaceutical giant that was using those same stem cells derived from fetal tissue. >> so ray, tell us more about this exclusive report. i know you are going to have it tonight on "inside story." >> well, as a board member who was receiving a salary for guiding the corporation, she stood in line to derive some n den -- benefit from the production of vaccines from these stem cell lines. this is somewhat in contrast to her impassioned statements on the campaign trail and her consistent, one w

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the democrats duked it out on stage republican hopeful carly fiorina met in nevada. . >> thanks for joining us on this sunday night. topping our news republican presidential candidate carly fiorina made a stop in reno this afternoon. jamie hayden covered her town hall did she joins must the studio. jaime how many people showed up to hear her speak. >>reporter: well 150 people showed up this afternoon. carly fiorina didn't hold a big rally event like other candidates who recently campaigned in northern they have nevada. she held a town hall at lake ridge golf course. although she dropped in the polls she believe she still his a chance of becoming president. >> you have a pleasure to the qualities to be the next president of the united states carly fiorina. >>reporter: republican presidential candidate carle ever is still hoping to win your vote. >> i have to thank all you have for not just showing up i have to thank you for believing in me. >>reporter: she recently got dropped in the polls. she's not giving up. on sunday the former hewlett- packard ceo told her supporters at a town h

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. >> thanks. lou: up next here, carly fiorina getting rave reviews for her performance in tonight's earlier debate. she needed a strong performance by all accounts. she delivered. "time" magazine declared her the clear winner. was she? we'll ask her. carly fiorina joins me here next. stay with us. ♪ you can't predict... the market. but at t. rowe price, we can help guide your investments through good times and bad. for over 75 years, our clients have relied on us to bring our best thinking to their investments so in a variety of market conditions... you can feel confident... ...in our experience. call a t. rowe price retirement specialist or your advisor ...to see how we can help make the most of your retirement savings. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >> there are is the debate stage iv an evening second presidential debate. joining us now from the first presidential debate, former hp ceo carly fiorina and i want to say first welcome and congratulations. our pleasure. "time" magazine immediately calling you the winner of the debate tonight saying that you have sharp elbows

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first debate. carly fiorina, rick and tore you have and mike huckabee will take the stage and trish regan and sandra smith will moderate. tonight marks the 6th time the republican field has gathered on one stage and the second time the fox business network has had the privilege of hosting the event. it will be a terrific evening. only 7 candidates in the second debate. fashion stall security, illegal immigration and our economy are topics that dominated the campaign trail and our news over the course of the past half year in this country. i'll be joined by familiar faces to you all, and the candidates will be joining us for interviews throughout the evening. right now chris stirewalt and ebony williams join me in north charleston. relationship can strategist ed rollins joins me now from new york. we begin with carl cameron in north charleston. reporter: one of the main narratives has been the ends of peaceful play between peaceful play between donald trump and ted cruz. for several months the two said they like one another, they like one another and they will refrain from attacking

ten this morning. but presidential hopeful carly fiorina heads to des moines to celebrate the new session... she'll be at the iowa state historical building tonight for a welcome back party. the event begins at 5-30. a handful of other candidates makes stops in iowa today as well... for the republicans... rick santorum, jeb bush, mike huckabee, and donald trump. and hillary clinton represents the democrats with stops in ames and eastern iowa. minority voters have a better sense of how hillary clinton would fight for them... for two hours... she, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley faced off inside drake university's sheslow auditorium for the brown and black forum. with the iowa caucuses just 3 weeks away and a near tie clinton and sanders... voters were ready to hear how their view of minorities to set them apart... "jonathan douglas"minorities aren't talked about that often...you might get one question on black lives matters and the rest is pushed away towards building a wall and having the mexican government pay for it so i think focusing on it and having an in-depth conversati

republican presidential candidate carly fiorina spoke at the first in the nation presidential town hall, hosted saturday by the new hampshire republican party. she talked about domestic policys she would enact as president and took questions on abortion, birth control and criminal justice reform. this is half an hour. >> all right, new hampshire. let's give a warm new hampshire welcome to ms. carly fiorina! cheers and applause] ms. fiorina: hi. great to see you all. thank you. good to see all that energy after lunch. have you ever noticed how politics kind of it covered like a sport these days? is like a gain. my team versus your team. who is up, who is down. maybe that is because politics is become an inside game. politicians have been playing it all their lives. we have people like hillary clinton who sit inside the system, raking in millions by selling access and influence. we have people like donald trump sitting outside the system making billions by buying up people like hillary clinton. that is the game, folks. that's been what's going on for a long time. the political establ

carly fiorina and jim gilmore. the lower-polling republican candidates taking aim at hillary clinton, the media and the gop establishment. let's bring in senior political strategist for schoen consulting, also a fox news contributor and a republican strategist. so, tony, from the point of view of a republican, how did it go last night? no donald trump on the stage. what about the others?

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kentucky senator rand paul, former ph ceo carly fiorina and mike huckabee and rick santorum. rand paul not participating in the debate. >> we are a lot more involved in the debates than we used to. it's a corporate product that network get to set the criteria, all this shows is what a competitive field it is. we have adversity team of candidates that are out there. >> nicole: make sure to tune in this thursday in fox republican debate, sandra smith and trish regan will kick off the early debate at 6:00 p.m. eastern time t late debate at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. don't miss it. >> lauren: president obama addressing final state of the union, that is tonight. will not make appeal to americans to keep democratic in the white house for third straight term. the president will outline domestic and international priorities that build on steps he has taken during his two terms in office. south carolina governor with response. fox business niel cavuto followed by state of the union address. >> nicole: check the medicine cabinet. big children's cold medicine recall. if you like to text, you wa

/11 was a good move. carly fiorina didn't share this stage with hillary clinton or donald trump at that didn't stop her from going after the front-runners. coming up we will be talking to a supporter of fiorina. >> we need a president who understands technology in the oval office. mrs. clinton cannot wipe the server with a towel. many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies very rapidly. that's why dentists recommend cleaning with polident everyday. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. david: this is a sped up version of what happened today the dow plummeting plummeting over fiber points driven lower by concerns over china's economy and a drop in oil to under 30 bucks a barrel. it ended at under 400 but still it was bad. >> in the fight agains

: republicans ben carson and carly fiorina are in sioux city tonight... later on in our newscast, joins us live from fiorina event at bevs on the river. imagine being support for a the difficult nes couple had to face ... jenna:but a doctor's decision to try open heart surgery... made all the difference. deborah souverain brings us more. deborah: michael bacon was on life support for nearly a month....after suffering from a bacterial infection in his but when the line for him...a cardiac surgeon at mercy hospital refused to give up. " it just hit me like that," said mike bacon. "i was good in the morning, i mean i didn't feel good, afternoon i was in the hospital. i was that sick that fast, "said mike mike doesn't remember much mote from that day in september... but his wife bonnie, recalls every moment, like it was yesterday "he actually dro over to urgent care on hamilton," said bonnie bacon "i can't even remember that" said mike bacon. "there was like 8 times i told him pull over i need to drive and he's like 'oh no i'm fine' and i'm like, 'no you almost hit that gaurd rail and your cro

and former ceo of hewlett packard, carlie fiorina. [ applause ] >> former arkansas governor mike huckabee. [cheers and applause] >> also with us tonight, two-time senator from pennsylvania rick santorum. [cheers and applause] >> and former virginia governor jim gilmore. [cheers and applause] >> in debate, the first debate of the evening, will last one hour. each candidate will have one minute to answer each question. if you run out of time, you will hear this. [bell] >> never changes. so here we go. 97 hours before iowa chooses, in fact, the last two winners in this state are on this stage tonight. governor huckabee, in 2008 you won by 9 points here. but this time your support seems to be going to senator ted cruz and donald trump. why, governor, is your message not working this time? >> i don't think it's that the message isn't working. i think the message isn't getting out because the message that i have this time, bill, is exactly what i said eight years ago a. i talked about how people standing on their feet on factory floors. people who lift heavy things, who sweat through t

. unfortunately, some people get noticed for the wrong reasons. for example, carly fiorina currently polling at 1 percent in iowa. this campaign is starting to make her tenure at hp look like a resounding success. >> her campaign is dismissing claims she ambushed a group of preschoolers on a field trip. the preschoolers are visiting the bot an gal kardz enwhere the someone says the campaign ushered them in for a staged antiabortion rally. >> trevor: look, how desperate can a person be. i know you are trying to prove a point. but tricking kids into joining your antiabortion rally, that is just disgusting. like even witches take kids to ginger bread houses, at least, you know, the kids are like i mean, yeah, she tried to eat me but at least it didn't get political. and you know what, i'm going to give you the warning that those kids never got. carly fiorina is not safe for young audiences. >> four year old boy was sitting at carly fee's feet as she discussed her support for the unborn child protection act and desire to defund planned parenthood. >> planned parent hoodz clinic were alte

early contest states. does carly fiorina, who came in with no one knowing who you are, ms. fiorina: of course the political establishment was to take away power from the voters of new hampshire.the political establishment has wanted to winnow the field as quickly as possible. that is not in voters' interest. immediate once to put on a good show, that is not -- the immediate wants to put on a good show, that is about taking power out of the hands of the voters of new hampshire or iowa or south carolina. and that is not the way this country is supposed to work. let' s keep power in the hands of the voters of new hampshire. people here take this responsibility seriously. it' s new hampshire' s job to vet candidates and winnow the field, nobody else' s. josh: thank you. best of luck moving forward. time is flying. thank you, carly fiorina. back with more. stay with us. congress doesn't regulate wall street... wall street regulates congress. it's a rigged economy that sends and it's held in place by a corrupt political system where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. my ca

president hillary clinton and we never would have gotten a president ronald reagan. >> carly fiorina, telling this jammed and cozy room she's in it to in the low signature single digits. >> thursday, get ready. >> i never attacked him on his looks. donald trump returns. his first stop here. over at 790, talk now, kevin is talking about one guy. >> trump, trump, trump, and more trump. they're angry and they want an angry an tv candidate and donald trump is their angry candidate. >> the donald was in virginia today courting evangelicals. >> we're going to protect christianty. >> trump arrives leading nationally but facing a challenge from ted cruz. back at the studio. >> now i think it's a two, maybe a three person race, i think ben carson is done. i think rand paul is >> don't tell this crowd, and this lady. >> i love her because she's honest. >> they don't think carly fiorina is done. >> i'm going to be there when she's president. >> and we should note that mr. trump within at south point on thursday. for all the can days the focus right now, of course, is iowa, that's where carly fiorina is

bomb. carly fiorina's blame's hillary clinton's policy failures. she's here tonight with more. >> iowa and new hampshire are going to whittle this field down from 12 to 5. >> chris christie now gaining traction in new hampshire. >> it's important for us to do well here in new hampshire. i think from the reaction we're getting here we feel moment really moving in our direction. >> the new jersey governor explains the importance of the granite state. >> i know when my father puts his mind to something, he's going to do a phenomenal job with it. he's a great businessman. i know he understands what this country needs or what it wants. >> donald trump's son don jr. weighs in on his dad's campaign and much more. also bo dietl, katie pavlich and sheriff david clarke respond to president obama's gun grab. >>> welcome to "hannity." tonight the all important iowa caucuses are only 26 days away and two republican hopefuls are battling it out for the top spot now in the hawkeye state. according to the real clear politics iowa average, texas senator ted cruz currently maintains a small lea

presidential candidate carly fiorina is accused of using a group of daycare kids as props during an anti-abortion speech. stacey: kcci mark tauscheck is here to explain. mark: during a 40 minute appearance carly fiorina discussed a wide range of topics from employment to simplifying the tax code but a polk city man , is upset his 4-year-old son had a front row seat while fiorina discussed abortion in front of a large picture of an unborn fetus. >> anger and disgust really, and disappointment. mark: he doesn't understand how his son's day trip wound up in the middle of a campaign event. cartoons and play with toys. mark: 4-year-old chatham was sitting at carly fiorina's feet as she discussed her support for the unborn child protection act and desire to defund planned parenthood. >> planned her desk parenthood clinics were altering late-term abortion techniques for the purpose of harvesting body parts. mark: there is debate over how the children wound up center stage, we saw them coming in with a candidate. >> very young caucus-goers. come on, they're all applauding for you. mark: fiorina'