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This, public policy polling, which is a democratic firm but still released this poll in september. they found 44% of republicans, 44, think that the president is not born in the united states. which is just false. 54 think hes a muslim. so when half of the party believes things that are factually false -- and theres no amount of facts that can turn them off of that, heres whats happening. the magic recipe is what hunter s. thompson said, fear and loathing. when you hate someone and fear somethin...

Or inspirational for a political process. but look, for the republicans not named trump or carson to make a dent they have to convince people that not to be afraid. and thats just really hard to do right now when weve had terrorist attacks overseas and our government here preparing for maybe new terrorist threats here. thats just very difficult to do. it takes a special kind of leader. and were just not really seeing that yet. >> to be clear, trumps numbers seem to have gone up since the terror ...

Which she claims rightly that paul krugman, the nobel prize winning columnist for "the new york times" praised. hes got to have something there from the left. he cant say wall street is bad and you represented new york, therefore, well, what? >> s.e. culpp, do you agree? >> that was a strange pivot. shes getting flack for invoking 9/11. even if you follow the bread crumbs wherever she was going, it was a strange thing to bring up. i will say, however, that i think at large and especially in the ...

Policy conversation. i actually thought she looked best when she was talking about banking, that one moment notwithstanding. >> was that her best moment, peter? >> yeah, i thought she also did well on gun control. i think this answer on 9/11 is going to -- one thats going to resonate. i would be surprised if she repeats it. i think it plays into the stereotypes, the negative stereotypes people have. it was a canned political answer. and it reminds democrat of just what they dont like about repub...

Go without really getting personal with hillary clinton. i mean, there seems to be this whole terrain that they dont want to go into which is actually -- where shes vulnerable with the american people on her trust worthiness and her sort of being in touch with regular people. you saw senator sanders many times, i thought conciliatory during this debate to say with all due respect, secretary clinton, even when he would disagree, thats very lovely. she has proven over time many times that she is n...

Molester. i think this is one of the things that gets overblown here. you know, dr. carson himself brought this up. he wrote it in his book. >> s.e.? >> i think dr. carson should stick to medicine and donald trump should stick to business. donald trump doesnt really understand what pathological means and you shouldnt diagnose ben carson. i dont think this is, you know, going to be an effective strategy. im not really sure -- its interesting, because dr. carsons critics are trying to discredit hi...

People had to wait in lines to get through. they had to pass through magnatometers screening people for weapons. theres a lot more security around. and there was the usual secret service sweep with dogs. the longer the venue, the longer the wait. its going to be coming back through those magnotometers. a different feel. >> thank you, athena. donald trump likes to interact with people and wanted secret service protection but obviously it creates some speed bumps he had not foreseen. "outfront" ri...

America. >> s.e., at the debate when they were talking about a trade deal and donald trump obviously hates the pacific trade deal. rand paul jumped in when donald trump was talking about how china would benefit and said donald, i want to inform you china is not even in the trade deal. i spoke to donald trump about that off the camera and he said he didnt even hear rand paul criticize him. the bottom line is, he didnt say china would get in and benefit by the back door. we find out today that per...

Pretty clear which role he likes better and were likely to see him sharpening those edges once again as he draws distinction with his rivals in campaigns more aggressively. but he did tell us today that tone is important and added one thing. maybe im learning something. erin? >> it is that. a bit more of a humble side of him perhaps that is winning some over. "outfront" now, katrina and s.e. cupp, our political commentator. there is donald making a case for why theres a tale of two trumps. is it...

Room. and i think when he tried to land punches at last nights debate against kasich, against certainly carly fiorina, they fell really flat and turned some people off and on policy, whether it was immigration or putin, i think most of the other candidates got the better of him on those issues. >> katrina? >> well, look, i think that donald trump is just donald trump. he is the same person every time, though hes a little more calm in these debates but he didnt really lose anybody. if you liked d...