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yes. it will also continue, i should note, at 11:00 p.m. eastern time here on msnbc with my post debate special. get a plug in for that. thank you, kathie obradovich from the des moines register. thank you, steve. jose, back to you in orlando. steve kornacki, thank you very much. much more from the sunshine summit here in orlando. and we have new information on the air strike targeting jihadi john. details next here on msnbc. dave s been working on his game, morning double bogie. hey, three putt. and starting each day with a delicious bowl of heart healthy kellogg s raisin bran. how s your cereal? sweet! tastes like winning. how would you know what winning tastes like? dave loves the two scoops and that kellogg s raisin bran is one more step towards a healthy tomorrow. you eat slower than you play. you re in a hurry to lose, huh? oh, ok! invest in your heart health, with kellogg s raisin bran. no crying today. could protect you from diabetes? ....
Around sanders and from people around o malley. they said, first of all, they believe there haven t been enough debates, there aren t going to be enough debates on the democratic side and they re looking at this one saying, well, we got one, but it s a saturday night debate. this is 9:00 p.m. on a saturday night, might reduce the audience a little bit. what do you make of that? well, you know, i think that you have to take the debates when they re scheduled. and you know, there are going to be a lot of people in iowa, i think, who watch this debate who are interested because it s in iowa, for one thing, and also, it s the first debate where we have only three democratic candidates. so, you re starting to see an opportunity to get right down to the people who are most likely to get the nomination. so, i do think there is going to be interest in this debate. and you know that the debate goes on after the lights turn off, you know. it continues in videos and ads and all kinds of things, ....
Discourse in the gop as being a bit strident? i mean, the only one that we heard, at least on tuesday, was kasich. i mean, he was the one that was coming out the more forcefully against donald trump s plan, calling it not a serious proposal, not an adult proposal. so, that really jumped out. but when we talk about those guys who are in the top three or four, it s this debate has made it difficult to really stand out and reach out to those hispanics because they re spending so much time talking about mass deportation, talking about who s for citizenship and who s not, and they re not able to really get to the issues that i think they want to talk about, like reforming the legal immigration system to make it easier for workers to get into the country. and so, we re spending so much time and they re having to defend each other or accuse each other of taking some extreme positions when it comes strictly to enforcement that it makes it harder for them to have that calmer conversation wi ....
This thing. ed o keefe, thank you. good to see you. likewise. we ve talked via satellite. good to see you in person. and now to president eisenhower s deportation plan that trump praised in the debate known as operation wetback. the operation deported an estimated 1 million americans to remote areas with sweltering heat and leaving some for dead. joining me now is a columbia professor who authored impossible subjects and also joining me is the organizing director at the leadership alliance astrid silva. what did eisenhower do 60 years ago? they had a military operation where they apprehended and deported hundreds of thousands of people, a million might be an ....
There s no cure. they can t stop you. pathological, there s no cure. now, he said he was pathological. okay. nbc s chris jansing is in greenville, south carolina, and here in orlando, hallie jackson. ladies, good to see you both. hallie, what was this all about yesterday? so, this wasn t just trump being trump, jose. this was like trump to the nth degree. he talked for 90 minutes plus, giving this, i think you called it epic, this wild speech the people seemed to respond to. i think a couple things are going on here. one, he s going after carson, like we ve seen before, although in a different manner, because carson has been doing well, and in some cases better than trump in a lot of these different polls. second, after the debate this week, who did we talk about? not donald trump a whole lot, right? right. we talked about ben carson, marco rubio, ted cruz, and even to some degree rand paul and jeb bush, but trump wasn t in the spotlight. so, this is a way for him to grab that ....