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And take a look at new hampshire, donald trump has a bigger lead there in the recent polls in new hampshire. up 12.6. let's bring in our panel. charlie hurt, political columnist for the washington times, amy walter, national he hadder for the political report and syndicated columnist, charles krauthammer. charles? >> well the trump interview was extremely interesting. he's extremely good at this. because he dances and he dekes and he faineints and he disa appears. without backing down, when you asked him about his critique of the romney plan, which was self-deportation, which is a lot softer t...

>> asked if he was trying to put a pricetag on the rule of law, earnest said donald trump should simply be asked how much is deportation force would cost. but earnest called such a plan quote inhumane. brett? >> james, thank you. let's talk more about the immigration issue and the republican presidential race with businessman and gop presidential candidate, donald trump. who is also the author of the new book "crippled america: how to make america great again." coming to us from trump tower in new york. mr. trump, thanks for being here. >> hello, brett. >> you know, this whole issue of depor...

He's a front-runner, he's made this issue, which was way off the table, the central issue, deportation or not. it used to be citizenship or a work permit, you get to vote. what kind of -- barriers you want border. to insure that there are no more illegal immigration. but now the debate is deportation. we've never had that. >> charlie, what about this? in the big picture of this republican primary? >> well, i think that a big reason why donald trump has done so well in terms of reaching voters, is that he, if you look at his plan as charles was saying, a lot of these things, are no, it's no dif...

Eisenhower as a model in the mass deportation of illegal immigrants. >> i like ike moved a million and a half illegal immigrants out of this country. moved them way south. they never came back. >> official figures at the time claimed eisenhower in a program officially named operation wetback, deported up to 1.3 million people. but historians today say the figure was closer to 250,000. and there have been varying assessments of how brutal the process was. >> families were torn apart. they would be taken to holding areas, large parking lots. stadiums and so forth. and eventually put on buses, of...

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