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Executive experience such as governors or senators might have an opportunity to poll. thats not been the case. one of the reasons hes done so well in the republican party, not the nation as a whole but the republican party and specifically with one core group of the republican party, is because of his determination on this issue and not in terms of the specifics he offers but the idea that he thinks hes critical of the rules of engagement that president obama has been adhering to, political corr...

New hampshire from the "manchester union" newspaper. i think the argument that they made is that christie has executive experience as a governor -- >> which is an argument ben carson cant make and thats the other ryal e aae aae aal rival . >> then trump is a reality star in comparison. >> new york mayor rudy giuliani speaking out now on donald trumps claim that he heard -- or saw thousands of people cheering after 9/11. now giuliani is saying that there were some people cheering. let me play wha...

In new jersey he has sort of executive experience to be tough on terror. somebody else whos been talking a lot about september 11th is donald trump with his comments that new jersey muslims cheered 9/11. this has been obviously widely debunked, widely discredited. governor christie was not quite so harsh on donald trump a couple of weeks ago when he sort of said, oh, i dont recall what happened, i dont remember it happening. he was much tougher this week. listen to what he had to say here in new...

>> ive heard you talk about the executive experience of governor. is it frustrating, three out of race, most running at 3% or 5%. is it frustrating that voters seeming not to place a high value on having run a state? >> no, its pollees. there are no voters yet. no will vote under february, so youre saying politicians tend to love polls when theyre in the top tier. >> sure. they love polls when theyre in first. i understand that, but the fact is everyone will acknowledge that 60% to 70% of the pe...

Clinton and i am going to talk about and be focused on hillary clinton as the person to beat to get to the united states. >> to have a face off against hillary clinton you have a a lot of other people you have to beat in your party and it seems that you are a bit of a political brawler. you are pulling punches. >> no, times, in politics, you need to take the driver out and use the driver. sometimes you need to use the pitching wedge. that is the strategy is not called pulling purges. haw is the ...

It for them. >> ive heard you talk about the executive experience of governor. is it frustrating, three out of race, most running at 3% or 5%. is it frustrating that voters seeming not to place a high value on having run a state? >> no, its pollees. there are no voters yet. no will vote under february, so youre saying politicians tend to love polls when theyre in the top tier. >> sure. they love polls when theyre in first. i understand that, but the fact is everyone will acknowledge that 60% to ...

His supporters. donald trump has made very clear that he will tackle back against anybody who either insults him or catches up with him in the polls. obviously senator cruz hasnt insulted anyone. everybody says hes so nice to donald trump. look at debates hes been supportive and polite to all of the others, senator rubios team started to hit him. so hell hit back. well see what donald trump does. super pac of senator cruz himself will continue to make his case to the voters. >> doesnt he have to...

Are just angry with government. and i understand that. >> and so do you think this will play out where a governor somehow will come from behind? >> i dont know. well just have to wait and see. i do believe that people will begin to say who can win on the republican side. and who would be the best candidate and who would be the best president. we dont need on-the-job training. weve had some of that. we dont need that. we need someone who has the executive experience, someone who can run a governm...

Better grasp of whats going on. she will be more fluent in the language of foreign policy. which isnt to say senator sanders doesnt have some experience. he is a senator. he deals with foreign policy. martin omalley has had executive experience as governor. he is not steeped in foreign policy the way hillary clinton is. she will stress that and seem like the person who is more in command of understanding whats happening. >> well have to wait and see how it plays out. brianna, thank you so much. ...

Government back. >> here now is the president of the national center for policy analysis, fox news contributor lieutenant colonel former congressman allen west. good to see you, sir. >> good to be with you, sean. >> the year of the outsider. the year of the insurgent. heres the big question for me. one is why and number two is by the time people go vote, do they make it all the way to the end? in other words, do people, do they go all the way or do they begin to second guess? >> well, i think it...