 And now I present to you James B. Madonna and the Rep. Dr. William J. Eisenman. At the finish here. Okay. Responding to Trump often means becoming the victim of his backlash, which some candidates craving media attention welcome. Trump fired back at Fiorina in a series of tweets Friday afternoon, including this message. Hey, whose campaign is dead? It's making false statements about me in order to salvage hope. Sad. It's amazing how popular Twitter is because they don't let you put too much. They... 147 characters. That's the limit, right? Yeah, that's the limit. And that includes spaces. That's correct. That's so stupid. All of which leaves the question, will Trump's latest round of controversial comments turn off potential supporters? Trump had been more controlled in recent weeks as he endured in the race, but he appeared to unravel a bit on stage a Thursday night at a community college in Fort Dodge, Iowa. At first, the audience was quick to laugh at Trump's sharp insults. But the applause came less often and grew softer as the speech dragged on. The audience grew quiet with a few shaking their heads after Trump's attack on Carson grew personal. A man sitting in the back of the auditorium loudly gasped. That was your gasp? Yeah. The Iowa caucuses are often dominated by evangelicals, many of whom have been captivated by Carson, who talks frequently about his faith. His faith? Yes. His faith. He has a faith. He was changed, don't you understand? But his faith doesn't tell him that you have to help unfortunate people? No, no, no, no. It changed him from being a pathological criminal into the nice, volumized guy that he is today. There is no Republican nice guy, but as he's nicer, he's trying to say he's nicer. As part of his critique of Carson's autobiography, Trump said he doesn't believe that Carson was able to so quickly overcome his violent temper after finding God. He also mocked and pantomined Carson's claim that a youthful stabbing incident was stopped by a friend's belt buckle. And the people of Iowa believe him, Trump said. Give me a break. It didn't happen that way. Don't be fools. Well, teabaggers, people that vote Republican, are not the brightest bulbs on the Christmas tree. Yeah, start him off. Yeah. Yeah, so. Carson and Trump have long attracted some of the same types of voters. Karen Dixon, 71, a homemaker, who attended Carson's event in South Carolina on Friday said she once supported Trump, but that his performance this week had changed her opinion. I can picture her talking right now, ranting, you know, like an old bag Republican. She would not rule out voting for him, but he's more drawn to Carson now. What an idiot. That brought him down in a mighty, mighty way, she said. She should go back to being a homemaker and making her insane asylum to get up on the stage in front of so many people and have so no dignity for another human being, much less a fellow Republican dignity amongst Republicans for him to do all back with his coat and belt that was totally unpresidential in my eyes. Well, in your eyes, you old bag, if you vote Republican, your opinion is worthless. Carson fan Don Pendleton, 64, said Trump, has a real chance to win. If he didn't have the language he has, his language turns me off. Don't call people stupid, especially the Isle of Older. Yeah, like Chris Christie do stuff like that, not Donald. At the Sunshine Summit in Orlando, Florida, tone and inclusion, especially on issues such as immigration reform, were a subtle subtext of the party gathering in a state with a booming Hispanic population in the critical central Florida corridor between Tampa and Orlando. But Trump's 20-minute speech in Orlando urging harsh immigration policies and other tough measures was warmly received. Warmly, huh? The crowd cheered wildly when he said that the border wall he wants to build is going to be a real wall. It's going to be a Trump wall. I figure, and I'm sure his name will be on it. Oh, indeed. And the Mexicans will pay for it. Sure, they will. Just like in Atlantic City, all his hotel casinos have his name everywhere, the Trump Taj Mahal. Everywhere you look you see Trump, Trump, and giant red neon letters. So that's it, going to take lunch. We're going to take a break now and you'll be, this is, well, we're doing, we have to do the show in segments. This is the end of this video, whether it be part one or part two. And we will be joined at the end of every video by our voiceover artist, William Hamilton Morrow III. And then we'll see you in the next video, which is the continuation of this week's show. 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