his last name. we have a few children going to take rides today so where are the children? get them over here. that s great. i love children, i love iowa. great place. i love my kids. come here, kids. does anybody want to take a ride? [ cheers and applause ] if you re scoring at home, he loves iowa, kids, and also the bible. we have all been experiencing what as the donald himself noted friday, some have taken to calling the summer of trump and for many the presidential candidates backed by the big money movers and shakers in the republican party particularly jeb bush, scott walker and marco rubio it has been more like the summer from hell. a new national poll finds all three are being crush bid trump and that s not the only bad news. they are also losing to ben carson and ted cruz who are in second and third place nationally and who like trump are self-styled outsider candidates who are, let s say, disfavored by much of the gop donor class. it s been a particularly rough few w
it s been a particularly rough few weeks for walker who today clashed with protesters at the iowa state fair and who spent the first few months of the campaign as the clear favorite to win iowa. the wisconsin governor has been sinking in the poll there is. saw his iowa support drop from 18% to 11% in one week. as trump continues to dominate the poll and the airwaves, what s emerged is a somewhat bizarre ideology we might call trumpism which combines extreme polarizing and confrontational sometimes offensive rhetoric with an ideologically jumbled mix of policy positions. some of them far, far, far to the right but some of them far more centrist than most of the rest of the entire gop field. trump s newly unveiled immigration policy, which would involve deporting millions of immigrants living in the u.s. undocumented and ending automatic citizenship for children born on u.s. soil, that position, i think it s safe to say, falls squarely in the far right extremist category. we ll have much
e-mail i m talking about the whole e-mail scandal. it s a scandal. she s been protected. it s been amazing to me how she s been protected. even the fact the times i respect the times for going after her like that. but even the fact they changed the story at their request, they were more right the first time. whether it was the first time or the second time what hillary did is criminal. i don t think it was a criminal and i don t know whether or not that takes her out of the race but she shouldn t even be in the race. whether she is or whether it s a guy like sanders, which is hard to believe, but whether she is in the race or not, i guess step by step, i m not thinking too much about hillary right now, i m thinking about a man who s in favor of common core a man who s weak on immigration jeb bush and a man like walker who, frankly, his state is having tremendous difficulty. i love wisconsin, it s a great place. but he s putting debt up to the gills, the school system is
bill: personal story segment tonight. many may remember j.j. walker who hit it big in the tv series good times. he has a book out called dy. in omite. his signature phrase. we spoke a few days ago. in studying your rise from a poor kid to national tv, good times it was interesting to see that you made it on your own. you are an icon, everybody knows good times. at least you are not a greeter girl. i m known as the sultan of smooth. bill: and you separate then from many african americans who support barack obama. you are not a real big supporter. how did that happen? yes. is more like a tony roberts type of guy. you feel real good and you are happy and everything and then
candidates who are, let s say, disfavored by much of the gop donor class. it s been a particularly rough few weeks for walker who today clashed with protesters at the iowa state fair and who spent the first few months of the campaign as the clear favorite to win iowa. the wisconsin governor has been sinking in the poll there is. saw his iowa support drop from 18% to 11% in one week. as trump continues to dominate the poll and the airwaves, what s emerged is a somewhat bizarre ideology we might call trumpism which combines extreme polarizing and confrontational sometimes offensive rhetoric with an ideologically jumbled mix of policy positions. some of them far, far, far to the right but some of them far more centrist than most of the rest of the entire gop field. trump s newly unveiled immigration policy, which would involve deporting millions of immigrants living in the u.s. undocumented and ending automatic citizenship for children born on u.s. soil, that position, i think it s safe t