over there in the middle and you can see how close they are to the moderator, and dana bash and hugh hewett are right there, and you know, jake, you can t handle the truth! or i disagree with you, and that can get dicey, because, kate, it is the audience where it is different in the debate where in cleveland, you had five or six people screaming, this is more intimate where the candidates are bringing the families and such, and the not so raucous thing that we saw before. but you will be here tomorrow, kate, and not bad. what do you think? nott bad at all, and it is up close and personal. and everybody has like a personal space issues, and many people do, and if they want to get in a fight, they are very close on the podiums, and even
and one of the big factors in how the debate plays out is the rule rules and how the stage is set, and so cnn s tom forman is going to take a closer look at what to expect when the bell rings for the main event. the same ten candidates that we saw last time around will be on the stage with the addition of carly fiorina who was in the before happy hour debate who has jumped foup the bigger group, and what do they have to work with in this contest? no phones, no tablets, no notes, no prop, and each candidate will have a pad of paper, and a pen and a glass of water. and what will they be facing? well, the panel will be comprised of the moderator, jake tapper, and also cnn s dana bash, and hugh hewett from radio, and they will be posing the questions along with questions from facebook, twitter and instagram and so forth. and the subject matters are domestic policy and foreign
headlines for the kurds and the middle eastern people he made in an interview with hugh hewett. he said if you don t know the answers to these questions, you are not fit to be commander in chief, he suggested. trump said it amounted to a game of gotcha. what did you think? i think i would rather have a president who is tough and puts america first than can win a game of trivial pursuit. i don t know if other candidates were posed the same question and i don t know if they had the answers, but i don t think the public gives a flying flip if they know who is a specific leader of a specific region or religion. that leader will change of course when the next president comes into power just based on the volatility of politics in the other areas.
this, but if hugh hewett is a third-rate radio show host, why did he go on his show? good question. ethan, you said trump shouldn t attack every time he is asked a hard question? why not, it kind of is working for. this is kind of like the situation where you want the current to be able to talk to people, the current president, he doesn t like to talk to people who don t agree with him. shouldn t the commander in chief be asked tough questions? no. or about the ayatollah khomeini, he could be asked tough questions i thought when hewett said quds, not kurds, trump should
to use a private e-mail system. but this shouldn t raise questions about her judgment. and a major whale rescue operation off the coast of southern california, the coast guard and a whale rescue expert trying to free a giant blue whale caught on a fishing net off palos verdes. the whale is estimated to be 75 feet. veteran researchers say there has never been a rescue of a caught blue whale before. you re watching the most powerful name in news. fox news channel. welcome back, time to find out what we got wrong and what we missed. from tv s andy levy and the news desk, are you ready, andy? i m ready. are you ready? i don t know if i am. i guess we ll find out. trump and hugh hewett, anthony