wow, more than half of you. okay, who should go and why? i think that rand paul should go, as much as i like carly fiorina, i don t think it s going to happen. so she could go. i m saying that because we need to funnel this down and really get to focus on people who could eventually make it to the end so we can make the right decision. who should go? jeb. jeb bush? jeb. this great governor of florida? yeah, well, i guess. why should he go? he s not going to make it. there s no um. you know, he s different. he needs it kind of reminds me of romney. romney was brilliant, smart, but he didn t have the oomph. you know? the spinach. who should go? there s eely no need for an undercard debate anymore. and jeb s just bad. he s just really bad. so in the back row, i know that you all think that some of the candidates should not be able to go on to iowa.
huge fight with donald trump when you re just weeks ahead of iowa. cruz is on the rise right now. we have seen that if donald trump really starts to go after one of his rivals in the past, that does not bode well for whoever donald trump is attacking. question. do you think this is the last time we see an undercard debate? this is decided largely by the party. will the rnc force a win? do you think jackie i ll direct it to you. do you believe that this is the last time we see an undercard? do you believe there will be a force forced undercard before the debate? you think going into the new year some of these undercard candidates have had their moment and they haven t been able to get on the main stage. you haven t seen governor h huckabee get on the main stage. you have to think days are
whether that plays out in a different way, i don t know. general hertling, the so-called commander in chief test is not only about what happens in the battle field, but also, here at home. i know you feel strongly about bowe bergdahl being brought into this campaign, particularly about what donald trump has been saying. indeed. and i think lindsey graham, senator graham got a little fired up about that in the undercard debate. and basically said, hey, as the president and i would even expand that and say, even as a candidate, you can t say those kind of things. and the reason why is, it s not just the verbocity and what s being say, but it affects the trial. i could see the lawyers coming up and saying, our client can t get a fair trial, because if there s anybody on the jury who s a trump supporter, they ve heard donald trump say, the guy should be found guilty and executed. so it s something we in the military call command influence. and you can haven t it in a military trial.
point. they talk about isis propaganda, isis talks about a gray zone. they see themselves as representing a kind of radical, in their view, pure version of islam. then there s the infidels and that gray zone of people in the middle. they re trying to make sure there s no gray zone. right. often it s the moderates that get attacked first by these groups, because they don t want there to be this gray zone. they want it to be black and white, them or us. and if you think about it right now, the war against isis, the vast majority of the people die rg muslim, but the vast majority of people who are fighting are muslim. the kurds, the turks, whoever is going out there, the sunni arabs, there are virtually no americans, christians, non-muslims in the fight. it s moderate muslims, trying to take on the radicals. and what we should be doing, it seems to me, is supporting those people, encouraging them and making them feel, no, you represent what we see as the world of islam, not isis. it
take on the radicals. and what we should be doing, it seems to me, is supporting those people, encouraging them and making them feel, no, you represent what we see as the world of islam, not isis. it was one of the points that lindsey graham made on the undercard debate, which is, what do you say to the king of jordan, who is an ally in this fight, you know, this offends huge numbers of people in jordan, you know, does the king of jordan not get allowed into the country? he s muslim? you know, part of the difficulty, i think the media is having is how to deal with a proposal that is, quite frankly, nonsensical. he begins by saying, it s a complete and total shutdown of all muslims, then he says, no, i don t mean american citizens. then somebody asks him about government officials. he says, no, we ll make an exception for that. and then someone asked about athletes. he said, we d make an exception for that. first of all, it s not a complete and total shutdown. secondly, there s no w