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even a small slip-up at a presidential debate can impact the race for the white house. cnn s sara murray has a look back at some of those moments and how they influenced the election. i want to build a wall. immigration did not come up in 2016 because mr. trump brought it up. more energy tonight. i like that. as it relates to my brother, there s one thing i know for sure, he kept us safe. he s an okay doctor. reporter: it s one of the highest stake moments in presidential politics. you guys nervous? reporter: a few minutes, seconds even on the debate stage can define a candidacy, sending contenders soaring in the polls or struggling to find their footing. this moment in the first republican presidential debate mr. trump reporter: solidifying trump s candidate who doesn t play by the rules and boosting him even higher in the polls. in the second gop debate, carly
we re back live in las vegas where in 24 hours, the five democrats running for the oval office will for the first times square off in the presidential debate tomorrow night and it will be a crucial moment. it could make or break somebody. sarah murray is outfront. i want a build a wall. immigration did not come up in 2016 because mr. trump brought it up. more energy tonight, i like that. as it relates to my bother, there is one thing i know for sure, he kept us safe. he s an okay doctor. you guys nervous? [ laughter ] a few minutes, seconds even on the debate stage can define a candidacy sending contenders soaring in the polls or struggling. this moment in the first republican presidential debate solidifying trump s standing as a candidate who doesn t play by the rules and boosting him even
the number of political rules don t apply to trump. we ve seen that over and over and over again. but when it comes to what s going on with clinton s staff, he is trying to tie scandals to show it s across the organization. so this is a smart play by trump, and i stop and i say that slowly. yeah, he just doesn t play by the rules, doesn t have. but a lot of people are talking about him in connection with abedine and the state department and he s bringing it into the mainstream. he s more broad based, direct attack mode. right. now he knows they ve gone under his skin, and they need to continue to respond to him. we ll see how they continue to deal with this, but he s bringing the worst out in everyone across the board. 68% say the e-mail controversy isn t important to
because he couldn t pay his bills from time to time. this is all part of the entire person. it s not an either/or proposition to me. yes, his issues are important, what he says is important, what he s done is important. but where he s been and who he s been, that s important, too. especially if you re running for president. the roundtable is going to stay with us. up next he s a liberal crusader, but is he also a spoiler? congressman alan grayson doesn t play by the rules. could that come back to haunt democrats? you pay your auto insurance premium