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I thought his comeback, just as a woman, did not land. >> it did in the spin room. >> it was the same thing as the original comment to begin with. >> he almost doubled down with that comment. >> if you are a normal human being judging it, yes. if you are trump in trump world in trumps head, the same guy to make that comment. that is how he justifies it. >> the "rolling stone" article was in print. this was live in real-time. women were watching. they were watching in droves. we are seeing women ...

Traditional rules apply. is he going to stay where he is and not evolve as a candidate. i think that was an example, he is who he is. i thought it was actually a funny moment. rand paul is not that sympathetic of a character. >> especially last night, he was dow dower. >> he was dower. >> can we talk about donald trumps lack of a poker face. he was like leaning on the podium. >> he went through the whole emoji thing. >> but why? remember who he is? this guy knows who he is. how do you get attent...

Much difference there was on the stage in terms of what the candidates were going to say. i dont know how much anybody was going to debate policy and that when you started cutting sometimes that meant you would cut a question because it wasnt necessarily going to be a great exchange or a great question opposed to whether or not the topic was important. we had a great one. maybe the people doing the next debate. we thought there could be a great debate on trade between mike huckabee and senator r...

Have moderatormoderators. im not saying defend donald trump but i would like to see whats it like when the moderators arent making it all about one candidate. >> arent we all obsessed with donald trump. >> no, my point is when were doing a debate theres a job you have to do and its not to obsess about donald trump. its to get candidates to give their views and debate views on certain issues. you want to hear and flush out issues. they as in cnn were obsessed with donald trump. >> theyre asking q...

Green. >> michael sheen curtin. >> my uncles well always love and remember you. [speaking spanish] >> my nephew jonathon capello. martha: moving messages from family members. and you can see when we take a look at the split screen, the pentagon as they prepare for the ceremony that will happen at 9:37 this morning. well stop to commemorate the moment the plane crashed into the side of the pentagon. general jack king will be with us to talk about his experiences on that day.

The agreement go forward, which i think it will, implementing it well and enforcing it. and making sure that congress can be a constructive partner in that, not just playing political games to try to embarrass the administration, try to undermine the agreement. we need focus working together on making sure its implemented, tough enforcement and countering iranian aggression in the region. and a lot of days, alex, its going to be like a split screen. one side of the screen will be the agreement g...

>> but reagans optimism infused everything. >> but donald trump is tough. but donald trump and hillary clinton said it herself, why did you go to his wedding? because hes fun. its fun. and you do a split screen of donald trump talking and jeb bush talking, keep the sound down and you tell me who the voters think is optimistic and whos blown? >> there is something about the joy with which hes campaigning. >> they had that screen ready, didnt they? >> yeah. >> i dont know. i was talking to a very ...

Case. you have to make the case and change peoples minds. although ben carson is polling well, theres a lot of people watching that debate who are seeing him for the first time. >> whoever the nominee will get long speeches. theyll have a chance to say what they want to say. why shouldnt we see them grilled. >> exactly. >> the important function of debates now are to knock politicians off their scripts. these arent really debates. no one is talking to each other. this is the only opportunity tha...

You have to tell your mind. there are a lot of people watching the debate who are seeing ben carson for the first time. >> whoever the nominee is is going to get long speeches. theyll have a chance to say what they want to say. why shouldnt we see them, like, grilled. >> the thing about debates now is to knock politicians off their scripts. this is the only opportunity you have to knock a politician off their talking points. >> we did have a split screen and appreciated that. and appreciated the...

Crowd. the terrifying moments, sounded like a dozen gunshots. everyone scattering and running. if you go to the st. louis county police department, twitter feed, they show pictures of police cars with bullet holes through their windows. one through a bumper. as is so often the case in these crowds, when you dont know where the gunfire is coming from. so and he gets still too early. one thing is clear, this peaceful weekend again has been shattered by violence. ceremoniously on the one-year anniv...