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items not just jeb bush and ted cruz that are making breaks him. it's russell moore, the southern baptist leader saying these remarks actually go a little too far. so you are seeing some worry, some concern from republicans that this could damage the party, that trump is going a little too far even though the american public is showing a lot of resistance to this idea of allowing in syrian refugees. >> there has been discussion about isolating muslims versus christians and giving some advantage to christians. another thing we're hearing from jeb push bush is trying to make argument that experience matters versus apeelectric terror rat that wants outsiders. is that sticking. >> it didn't seem to be. donald trump has not been hurt by the paris attacks. there is sort of the thought that maybe this would be the moment that sort of reminded voters to take this seriously,
breaking news tonight, i want to share with you, it's from a jeb bush event tonight. black lives matters protests. a breakout at the end of the bush event in las vegas. take a listen. [ chanting ] >> you can hear black lives matter and then some people chime in white lives matter. a campaign spokesman says jeb bush met joining me with the washington reporter from the washington post. a democratic strategist and republican strategist rick wilson. >> so jeb bush's event is disrupted by black lives matter protesters.
protesters taking the mic from bernie sanders. listen to this. >> i would never give up my mic microphone. i thought that was disgusting. that showed such weakness. the way he was taken away by two young women. the microphone, they just took the whole place over. that will never happen with me. i don't know if i'll do the fighting myself or if other people will. but that was a disgrace. i felt badly for him. but it showed that he's weak. you know what, he's getting the biggest crowds and i'm getting the biggest crowds. we're the two getting the crowds. but, believe me, that's not going to happen to trump. >> rick, do you think he's going to see some protesters now? >> i think he just bought himself some trouble. he's talking about fighting with people and if i were counseling, you know, one of the republican candidates, i would say, you know, particularly jeb bush and rand paul have been very low to the right on crime movement, which is going to address a lot
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follows with 8%. jeb bush, rand paul, marc marco rubio, 5%. rib rick, what do you find surprising about this poll. i find it a bit surprising since her numbers were different. she was in the secretary debate last time. >> carlie has clearly sustained a major bump. seven times today, prior to your guys tonight, the seven previous polls and was the only candidate who gained in the seven surveys. tonight, donald trump lost position in five of the seven. he gained in two and lost in five. so rubio and carson were the group that sustained or increased and trump, walker, et cetera, were in the lower tier of the surveys of the last 7 surveys before yours tonight. so in is still -- as robert
>> don, look, in 2007 dp-- >> i'm going to stop you right there. juliany didn't have billions of dollars squeezing the other candidates out like boa constrictors. >> there's a definite proportional relationship to the amount of media coverage that donald trump receives based on the foundation of his celebrity. >> but whose fault is that is this. >> listen, you guys have chosen to allow donald trump to drive the story. that's fine. that's your prerogative. but, at some point, you have to ask him to start answering real questions. >> robert, before you go, i have to say this to rick. if jeb bush or any of the other candidates chose to call in on this network, we would allow them, we have asked for them
to do in terms of disruption. but smarter candidates will try to go out and diffuse the simpluation a little bit. >> robert? >> one central challenge to the republican party is how to appeal to the minority communities that have not voted for the gop in many cycles. and you've seen rand paul and jeb push bush trying to go into urban areas and reach out to the black community. when it comes to a year of unrest, there still is a disconnect between the gop and many of these frustrated activists. it's an uncomfortable effort. >> i want to play this and then i'll let you weigh in. ben carson had an event and he was asked about the general issue. i want you to take a listen and then we'll talk. >> well, of course black lives malter. but what i feel is that instead of people pointing fingers at each other and just creating
at the temper of the electorate and you look at the ted cruz voter, ben carson voter, as we were talking earlier, if you add up donald trump, ted cruz and ben carson you've got a lot of angry people who are arguably justifiable ticked off at what's happening in washington. >> 40% when you add those three together of the republican party electorate is an open rebellion. i think one of the smartest columns that anyone has written analyzing this election was by peggy noonan. when you talked about the rise of donald trump, i'm not anger, it's contempt. contempt for political establishment, contempt for what these voters view as an out of touch elite. we'll see that anger play out over the course of this entire primary season. you see that fault line. you see the trumps the cruzs, the carsons, the outsiders versus the insiders. kasich and christie at the end of the debate stage tonight clearly drawing from jeb bush. some of the there candidate, huckabee, if they were to rise
people don't really know. what does jeb bush have to do in the short amount of time that all of these individual candidates are going to have tonight to define himself? >> the reason that i decided to support governor bush early on -- i want to say with john sununu here i'm pro bush but i'm sure not anti-kasich. he's a wonderful guy in every reguard. i signed up with jeb bur because i heard a positive message about the future in the country grounded in syria policy concerns that need to reform our regulatory process, taxing system educational system. and i think that -- amidst all this talk about how angry people are, it's very important for the party to understand that the country may -- you may win a primary as an angry candidate. the country isn't going to elect an angry president. and governor bush can put forward his positive optimistic message about the future of the country which is why i think he would be the best candidate and will be the best president.
donald trump doesn't strike me as someone who takes a big step like this because someone wants him to. he seems to be someone who very much operates under the premise of free will and i think this is his decision. >> there's no role no behind the scenes role of the clintons encouraging -- >> no. no, i think, again, donald trump, i don't know the man but it seems to me he's quite capable of making his own decisions and doesn't strike me as someone who takes a big step because somebody else finds it to be in their interest. he seems to be pretty motivated by what's in his interest. >> starting last friday when we were all down in florida hillary clinton certainly seemed to be going after jeb bush taking him on at the urban league taking him on since, of course in response to what jeb bush said about women's health. are you assume that jeb bush will emerge as the candidate in the general election campaign, that he is most likely going to