The main debate, the GOP candidates’ fourth, starts at 7 p.m. Arizona time (9 p.m. Eastern) and is hosted by Fox Business Network and the Wall Street Journal.
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But Fiorina, who has seen her poll numbers drop after a strong early debate, looked re-energized when she challenged her rivals on foreign policy and claimed she had met Russian leader Vladimir Putin “not in a green room for a show” – a mocking reference to Trump.
“You want to draw out the differences, but I don’t think you need to draw (them) out taking somebody’s head off and having a fight”, Bartiromo said on Monday.
Making a concerted effort to keep questions substantive and issue focused, moderator Neil Cavuto went so far as to say the debate was, “not about the moderators”.
Four low-rated Republican presidential candidates gather Tuesday in the city known for its beer for a different kind of “happy hour”.
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“I haven’t decided yet”, Miller said. “They asked questions, often good ones begging for specifics, then frequently receded while the eight primary candidates instead delivered parts of their stump speeches or answered the questions they preferred to be asked”.
“Come on, folks, we all know you can’t pick them up and ship them back across the border”. David Vitter, R-La., moderators Kelly C. Spires and Jeremy Alford and gubernatorial candidate state Rep. John Bel Edwards, D-Baton Rouge, prepare for a debate, Tuesday, November 10, 2015, at LPB Studios in Baton Rouge, La.
Cavuto has said that he will stick to business and economic issues mostly and will remain objective. “You have to be able to think on your feet”.
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Both debates will broadcast on the Fox Business Network cable news network, which can be found on certain subscription packages. After all, if they turn on Fox, they won’t have any other major network to turn to next. While the network didn’t attract as many viewers as Fox News (24 million) or CNN (23 million), it did set a new record for the network with 14 million people tuning in, which FBN will be hard-pressed to match since it is available in fewer homes than CNBC.
