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Which i have. now, it's interesting because senator sanders promised to be providing his tax plan before the iowa caucus. and yet i don't think we've seen those. so i think i'm telling the voters what i will do, where i will get the revenues from. you can see, you know, what i'm proposing, how much it will cost. i think that's what voters deserve to have before they make their decision. >> all right. final question. you know, i had someone who's an adviser of yours, a friend, david brock, on this program. it must have been a few months ago. and we talked about electability, which has become so...

And you know, this is the ele electability question. i took a look at a "new york times" survey just last week which came out and said that electability was of very low importance to gop primary voters. i think by a margin of 7-1, when you said what's the quality or characteristic that's most important, being a strong, tough leader came in at number one and way down on the list of choices was electability. you wonder, alisyn, if at some point, because the desire among all the people who will be in this hall come tomorrow night is first and foremost to beat hillary clinton. will there be a prac...

So the electability question, they say trump, but the numbers tell a different story. >> steve, thanks so much. we'll be watching later tonight. the hillary clinton fund for 9/11 first responders expired last month. now a group of firefighters are putting republican presidential candidates on the spot ahead of tonight's debate. the international association of firefighters ran this full page ad in the milwaukee journal sentinel today. it reads, quote, a question worth asking in tonight's presidential debate, where do you stand on the 9/11 health and compensation act? it's meant to pressure c...

Hillary clinton when it comes to the benghazi hearing. this is not about rallying democrats behind her. they are going to behind her and see this as a partisan witch hunt. what this is about is the electability question. coming off of joe biden's announcement yesterday, there's going to be a reckoning with the democratic party. can she win, virginia, north carolina, colorado, new mexico, the states that obama won in 2008. because if florida and ohio are kind of off the table if it's a bush or kasich on the ticket, she's deputy to win those states. the question is not so much about the democrat...

The electability question, which at first seemed to be an obstacle, seems to be disappearing. >> reporter: it does soon that way. i am consistently surprised at how many different times of people do support -- people that just say frankly what we've been saying over and over again, that they are sick of politicians, specifically that they don't necessarily need to agree with everything he's saying in order to support him. last night was a good example of that. donald trump did not talk about the 9/11 comments he made about george w. bush and the fight he's been having with jeb, because accordi...