somebody to help make them safe. the real story in my mind and i think this will play out over the course of what may be a relatively long nomination season is that his tag line is i ll make america great again. but what makes america great is our values, our traditions, the things that we believe in. the greatest and most iconic to me landmark in america is not sing sing. it s the statue of liberty. it inspires people to think this country is great, not just here in the u.s. but overseas. so when he talks about using religious tests to block people from coming in, you can t imagine people like abraham lincoln for example or ronald reagan who apologized to the japanese americans. paid reparations. interesting since trump himself cites the fdr internment
journal said did donald trump s comments frequently insulting and he has the wrong approach on many issues? 41% agreed. 24% agreed with this statement. trump s manner and language bother me but he s raising important issues. so they may oppose 6 in 10 may oppose the plan but trump still has considerable support. also new changes in the republican race. dramatic changes and again, trump is on top. this is from a cbs new york times poll. trump staying on top with 35% but cruise and carson, especially if i bring in october numbers you see the difference. donald trump up from october. ted cruz quadrupled up from 16% and ben carson support is cut in half and marco rubio and rand paul finishing the top five in the republican race. that s a big shift but again in the national poll, yet another one, anderson, showing donald trump remains with a commanding lead. i know one of the polls asked potential voters to describe their feelings of if donald
we can t worry about being politically correct. we just can t afford any more to be so politically correct. donald trump tonight in new hampshire. the larger backdrop, new polling that shows strong support for trump and ideas within the republican party whether the party leadership likes it or not. our chief national correspondent john king looks at that and more tonight by the numbers. john, these new numbers, what do they show? first numbers asking americans what think think of donald trump s proposal to ban muslims from entering. the poll out tonight. 25% of voters support that. but 6 in 10 american say they oppose trump s proposal that muslims should be banned from entering the united states. 57% is among all voters. 38, 39% divide. mr. trump s proposal may not hurt them and the wall street journal said did donald trump s comments frequently insulting and he has the wrong approach on many issues? 41% agreed.
they didn t know what these voters wanted in 2012 or 2008 either. but the one thing to your question what they could actually do, the one thing that hasn t really happened is there aren t major republican organizations, forget the other candidates going after trump on the air waves running ads against him. there were some john kasich ran this sort of over the top ad comparing trump to hitler in new hampshire, the koch brothers aren t funding massive ad buys attacking donald trump in iowa. you have some groups doing that. there hasn t been a full spectrum press against trump because the assumption is he ll fade or it s not worth attacking him because you don t want to alienate supporters. i would say another thing here is that donald trump is really an attitude more than a plan and at some point, the party leaders need to press him for an actual credible plan which i think he s largely lacking. he s been pressed in countless interviews and his supporters don t seem to care so much a
but 24% agreed with this statement. trump s manner and language bother me but he s raising important issues. and 22% said trump tells it like it is and has the right approach on many issues. 6 in 10 americans oppose the plan but he has considerable support. also new changes in the republican race. dramatic changes and again, trump is on top. this is from a cbs new york times poll. trump staying on top with 35% but cruz and carson especially if i bring in the october numbers, you see the difference. donald trump up from october. ted cruz quadrupled up from 16% and ben carson support is cut in half and marco rubio and rand paul finishing the top five in the republican race. but that s a pretty big shift there. but again in this national poll, yet another one, anderson, showing that donald trump remains with a commanding lead. i know one of the polls asked potential voters to describe their feelings of if donald trump or hillary clinton were elected president. what did they say? t