[Conscience of a Conservative]

LOL! Make a couple thousand statements a week (while in the traffic of a campaign) and then remember every one over the last few months...

Except I'm not talking about one of the thousands of statements he makes a week. I'm referring to the immigration policy statement that is posted on Trump's website, which is one of only three policy statements on his website (the others being his tax plan and his second amendment plan). So, yeah, I would expect him to know what's in it.

[Ohioan]

I believe that it was clarified--while both the moderator & Trump were talking at once--that it was someone else who posted the Zuckerberg comment on the Website. It is a non-issue, unless you are just trying to stir up conflicts among Conservatives on personal issues--rather than legitimate discussion over policy issues.

Becky Quick was trying to show off her skills as a questioner. Also, CNBC have been up until very recently, part of the group that took Jeb Bush as the virtual nominee from his first announcement. So they are having a bit of trouble--internal trouble in their own minds--over Jeb's rapid disintegration. (Not excusing Becky's misuse of her position as a moderator. That was not excusable.)