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That was a decent debate. obviously we had assurances that it was going to be straight up finance which is what they do every day. >> could you imagine -- >> -- it was nothing but a crap sandwich. >> is this a comic book version of a presidential campaign, you liesing to the american people about benghazi? that has as much chance of succeeding as you flying off this stage hillary clinton. >> what was good is that the candidates didnt take the bait. bernie, even know that was a patty cake debate ...

Ought to install meters in their dressing rooms. let me move on to topic number 2, this weeks gop presidential debate was a ratings win for cnbc but critics say the moderators were the biggest losers of the night. what about that? john harwood in particular made mistakes in his facts and then he began for example editorializing, asking trump if his campaign was out of the comic book. is this beyond the pale, what does it show us? >> it is beyond the pale and it shows us that people who are tryin...

Partnership for februarys debate claiming the cnbc debate was conducted in bad faith. writing, the moderators engaged in a series of gotcha questions, petty and mean-spirited in tone designed to embarrass our candidates. this comes after days of fierce and relentless criticism over the format and questions. >> what its turned into is a, gotcha! thats silly. >> reporter: all about trying to figure out the gotcha question to make people look bad. >> i dont like the questions. so theyre a little to...

Noticing the questions and noticing the answers and then theres an overwhelming push about liberal questions. one of the questioners was a reporter named rick santelli. hes credited with finding the tea party. this is hardly referred to as a super pac. >> i dont really care what the partisanship is. i care what questions they ask. why in the world would you talk about fantasy football? why would you start with donald trump and a comic book campaign? thats not respectful to the process. donald tr...

>> in 2008 barack obama missed 60% or 70% of his votes and the same newspaper endorsed him again. so this is another example of the double standard that exists in this country between the mainstream media and the conservative movement. >> the democrats have the ultimate super pac. its called the mainstream media. >> wait a second. we have $19 trillion in debt. we have people out of work. we have isis and al qaeda attacking us. and were talking about fantasy football? [ cheers and applause ] >> t...

15 people were injured. a prep school graduate sentenced to one year in jail for having sex with a class mate. he was convicted of sexual assault and using a computer to lure the 15-year-old girl to a sexual encounter. he claims it was consensual. now back to "hannity." for all your headlines, log ton to fox news.com. as the dust settles from last nights third gop debate, the moderators from cnbc, they are now facing well-deserved widespread backlash. many claim their questions were kprierd ...

Federal prisoners that are drug offenders. its the largest release of federal inmates ever. tapping into her creative jui juices, one cop broke up a fight in d.c. to diffuse a situation and challenged a teen to a dance off and said if she won the t n teens would have to leave the area. im patricia stark. back to hannity. news.com. as the dust settles from last nights third gop debate, the moderators from cnbc, they are now facing well-deserved widespread backlash. many claim their questions ...

Was conduct in bad faith. in the letter it says the moderators engaged in a series of got ya questions, petty and mean spirited and designed to embarrass candidates. the move comes after days of fierce and relentless criticism. >> what its turned into is a got ya. thats silly. >> was about figuring out the got ya question. >> you would think in a debate with cnbc they would talk about the economy. >> i dont like the questions, so they are a little tough. >> among the complaints about the debate,...

>> youd have to cut by 40%. >> its not true. >> you said yesterday that you were hearing proposals that were just crazy from your colleagues. who are you talking about? >> why not slow down, get a few more things done first, or at least finish what you start? >> it raises the question whether you have the maturity and the wisdom to lead this $17 trillion economy. what do you say in. >> unbelievable. naturally, the candidates on the stage did not take this ridiculous line of questioning lying dow...

>> no, its not a comic book. >> the few questions ive got, the last one i need is to give him some more time. i love donald trump, he is a good man. im wearing a trump tie tonight. get over that one, okay? [laughter] >> i do, however, believe in reagans 11th commandment and will not be engaging in awful things about my compatriots here. jenna: so, obviously, a lot of fireworks. all going in different directions. later in the hour were going to dig deeper into the candidates messages on economy. ...