now. he doesn t want ton lo lose girl. not to the anyone, especially not publicly. that s why he redefining, as a victory. as he lose, he ll come back and say i put all these things on the agenda, i spoke for the people who had no voice. now i m going to be your media star. i m looking to see donald jr. set up as a candidate for the future. donald jr. is the one to watch. don jr. donald trump, he is a world champion of confidence. there you go. thank you so much for joining me. gosh, talk about a great book about donald trump. coming up, polls paint a very bleak picture for republican candidates up and down the ticket. communications, dire director f rnc will be here. its way in your day, i hear you. to eveone wihis pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinily painful, i hear you.
it was tough and it is fair. that doesn t seem to be reviews we re hearing over course of reaction to this week s debate. here is ben carson when he was asked how he thought it went. watch this. it s not about me and gotcha questions. it s about the american people and whether they have the right to actually hear what we think. the whole format, was just, craziness. and, i think, one of the sentinel moments when the audience began to boo. martha: so apparently, now the campaigns are talking a lot about the process going forward. and, they have, they want to register concerns about the way they think that things should be done. i heard reince priebus, head of rnc, very volatile last night on outspoken with sean hannity, a different experience with cnbc. the first debate cnbc did was focused on business and economics.
severed head. bill? bill: how much of an impact is his death on isis? how much does it matter, peter? reporter: could hurt isis s ability to recruit germans to train as terrorists in iraq and syria to send them back to europe to carry out attacks. german law enforcement sisters said that cuspert played essential role for isis. there are already several hundred germans among several thousand western isis fight is. terror experts said he was the best-known german isis member. now, reportedly dead. bill? bill: thanks, peter doocey out with that story of washington, d.c. 27 past. martha? martha: senator ted cruz making strong impression, catching voters attention during the debate. he is running as an outsider railing against his own party. should republicans support him? we ll talk about it. bill: high school football coach
and millions of dollars of his money to get precisely number of electoral votes i will get. zero. i don t think signing the pledge mattered either way. he should have crafted his own pledge and stuck in the face of rnc. i m sorry, the party over years is democrat-light on number of issues. he is winning on issues. fight illegal immigration. sign my pledge and i will sign yours. up until then he was running for the republican nomination. he was standing up on that stage with the first debate with all those other republican candidates. plus he did indicate with south carolina he would have to sign a similar pledge part of the primary. he was kind of indicating he would do that this just says i m serious about this. i m like, i m going head first into getting this nomination. a lot more people think hey he might be republican nominee. it was a bit of distraction people asking him if he runnings for third party. now he doesn t have to answer
doug hyde says steele is trying to ease tensions by shaking up his staff and holding a conference call with rnc members. you have some distractions you re dealing with right now. certainly there have been. that s why we put changes in place. changes that are not just administrative, but personnel, as well. they are changes that needed to be made. reporter: steele didn t help matters when he told an interviewer as an african-american he has a shrimper margin of error. when you re a fat red neck like me you can say they ll hold me to a higher standard. reporter: before you think this is another inside the beltway story, consider this. we asked ten out-of-towners touring the capital the question, who is michael steele? head of rnc. nearly all of them knew the answer. head of the rnc. chair and he s in real hot water over the strippergate or whatever you want to call it. chair of the republican national committee. reporter: that story about