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And carly fiorina at hewlett-packard the stock taked 15%. 30,000 jobs disappeared. she was fired and the compact acquisition was a disaster. i think the problem isn't humanizing herself. it's good she is specific on issues. but they also want an answer to the question what have you done before that qualifies you. the question i ask is how do you use her experience at hewlett-packard and lucent to qualify you to be president of the united states. >> at the moment no one in the republican party seems to be interested in that. martha: if you are talking about your background and history. doug is ...

Tech companies were failing. >> that is true. >> and yet hp underperformed all of the other companies a at this time. >> and it is '99 and the dot-com bubble was about to burst, and not a great time for tech, but ibm and others fell but not as far as hp, and lucent where she was a rising star, the stock prices went up, but there was a lot of funny accounting going on at that company, and debt financing, and loaning the money to customers to buy the equipment, and that has gotten criticism. >> and carly was asked about that and a strong defense of the record at the debate, and listen to this. >...

Fight. donald trump and carly fiorina have taken shots at each other on the campaign trail, but this is the first time they'll meet face to face. trump has moved from criticizing fiorina's face to her business record. fiorina was forced out of hewlett-packard in 2005 after a tumultuous tenure as ceo. trump calls her time at hp a disaster. >> she had tremendously -- you could call it bad luck. you could call it -- she did a bad job. but hewlett-packard was a disaster. and lucent, the company she was at before hewlett-packard, was a disaster. and these were two disastrous reigns. her persona is ...

From? >> but romney might need to change his stump speech. the washington post revealed that under romney, bain capital encouraged companies to move jobs overseas, actually, romney was a pioneer in the industry. the washington post discovered that bain pushed to export jobs at companies like ibm, hp, dell, and lucent. he encouraged these companies to move jobs overseas while romney was in charge. the romney campaign is not happy about this report, no doubt. they will not talk about specifics. they only say the report is flawed because it doesn't dif r differentiate between outsourcing and offs...