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Now is we re running for same position. and someone has convinced you that attacking me is good for you. in a move that stung more the most principled senate leader i know, marco rubio. reporter: but five years and a campaign later his record of attendance was low prior to his announcement of his campaign. and i just think that s wrong. reporter: bush, the once presumed front-runner who raised more than $25 million for his campaign and is back by a superpac that hauled in more than 100 million has had to cut payroll costs by 40%, and has dropped sharply in the polls. it s not on life support. we have the most money. we have the greatest organization. we re doing fine. reporter: now some political observers are concluding that bush s presidential prospects are doomed, even as he tries to project confidence he can make a come back. there are two types of politicians there are the talkers and there are the doers. i wish i could talk as well as some of the people on the ....
Jeb, i don t remember well, let me tell you, i don t remember you ever xhaning about john mccain s vote record. the only reason you re doing it now is because we re running for the same position and someone s convinced you that attacking you is going to help you. no, i ve been here s the bottom line. [ cheers and applause ] all right. going to last night s debate, everyone knew jeb bush needed to do well. despite his massive institutional advantages, bush has been languishing in the polls and just last week his campaign was forced to slash payroll costs by 40% amid rising donor concerns about his performance. it is fair to say that bush did not change the narrative last night. instead he faced headlines today like yeah, bush is probably toast and jeb died on that stage and jeb bush s campaign on life support after the debate. bush spent today trying to put a good face on what happened. in a conference call with donors he vowed to improve as a candidate. and in a perhaps ....
many republicans are panning his third debate performance. i m not a performer. if they re looking for an entertainer in chief, i m probably not the guy. bush, the once presumed fr t front-runner who raised $25 million for his campaign and backed by a super pac that hauled in more than $100 million has had to cut payroll costs by 40% and has dropped sharply in the polls. wednesday, bush struggled to make a mark and gave marco rubio a huge opening. marco, when you signed up for this, this was a six-year term. and you should be showing up to work. literally, the senate, what is it? like a french work week. you get three days where you have to show up. you can campaign, or just resign and let someone else take the job. i don t remember you ever complaining about john mccain s vote record. the only reason you re doing it now is we re running for the same position and someone convinced you this attack would help you. it must have stung more coming from a man that mentored ....
Around the country and said you re modeling your campaign after john mccain, that you re going to launch a furious comeback the way he did. by fighting hard in new hampshire and places like that, carrying your own bag at the airport. you know how many votes john mccain missed when he was carrying out that furious comeback that you re now modeling? jeb, i don t remember well, let me tell you, i don t remember you ever complaining about john mccain s vote record. the only reason you re doing it now is because we re running for the same position and someone s convinced you that attacking you is going to help you. no, i ve been here s the bottom line. [ cheers and applause ] all right. going to last night s debate, everyone knew jeb bush needed to do well. despite his massive institutional advantages, bush has been languishing in the polls and just last week his campaign was forced to slash payroll costs by 40% amid rising donor concerns about his performance. it is fair to say t ....
no, i ve been here s the bottom line. [ cheers and applause ] all right. going to last night s debate, everyone knew jeb bush needed to do well. despite his massive institutional advantages, bush has been languishing in the polls and just last week his campaign was forced to slash payroll costs by 40% amid rising donor concerns about his performance. it is fair to say that bush did not change the narrative last night. instead he faced headlines today like yeah, bush is probably toast and jeb died on that stage and jeb bush s campaign on life support after the debate. bush spent today trying to put a good face on what happened. in a conference call with donors he vowed to improve as a candidate. and in a perhaps unintentional group of messaging he spoke in front of the a jeb can fix it sign at a campaign stop in new hampshire where he insisted all is not lost. what do you make of the headlines that say your campaign is on life support? it s not on life support. we ha ....