tackle. sandra: before we started show, i saw one of my colleagues on business network, four of top eight tweeted stories on new york times are trump stories, obviously related to this. that has historically in his race for the white house, helped him. but, you go back to the main criticism. you read it in your intro, andrea. jeb bush saying his policy proposals are not serious. you wonder if that has been the criticism from his own colleagues on the right all through his campaign. why he didn t come out with such a bold call, why did he not come out with a more detailed policy proposal? here is what we ve heard from him. he first called for a ban on all muslims, okay? then his aides were challenged on that notion. one of them stepped up, cory, said, everybody would be banned. trump later then decided to elaborate on the ban said it would not apply to muslim members of the military or people living in the country. so does he
frontrunner is drawing swift rebukes from his rivals. jeb bush tweeting quote, donald trump is unhinged. his policy proposals are not serious. marco rubio saying of trump, quote, his habit of making offensive and outlandish statements will not bring americans together. and on the o reilly factor this reaction from carly fiorina. that overreaction is as dangerous as barack obama s underreaction. i do not think that helps us defeat isis here at home or deny them territory abroad. he is mobilizing anti-muslim sentiment. he is preying on the fears of the american people. it is called rabblerousing. andrea: while his rivals say that the donald has crossed the line, not so from many of his supporters. trump in south carolina receiving a boisterous standing ovation as he shared his idea, telling the crowd that a ban is quote, common sense. and that his muslim friends