KAYE: Let's check in now with Paul Steinhauser. Paul, I guess you have a little preview of the tonight's debate for us. It's pretty important for Rick Perry.</s>PAUL STEINHAUSER, CNN DEPUTY POLITICAL DIRECTOR: Sure is. Eight people on the stage tonight at the Reagan Library, the presidential library in California. It will be right for Rick Perry. He's got more on the line than anybody else and the most to lose. He just jumped into the race for the White House less than a month ago, but he's now the front-runner in every poll. So there you go, they'll be gunning for him. He hasn't had a lot of experience lately debating so all eyes on Rick Perry. Let's also talk about Rudy Giuliani, the former New York City mayor who made a bid for the Republican nomination four years ago. Randi, you know, he's been flirting with a run again this time around. But in comments yesterday at the National Press Club here in D.C., he sure sounded like he wasn't running. He said it would be difficult for me to be nominated. Here's what else he said. Take a listen.</s>RUDY GIULIANI, FORMER NEW YORK MAYOR: I think we're truly desperate that then I may run, which is the way I got elected mayor of New York City. Do you know what my slogan was? You can't do any worse.</s>STEINHAUSER: A little humor from Rudy Giuliani. You can hear more from him. Tonight, he's on Piers Morgan at 9:00 Eastern right here on CNN. Randi --</s>KAYE: It is nice to see that he has a sense of humor about that. Paul, thank you very much. Thank you for watching. That will do it for me. Brooke Baldwin picks it up from here. Hi, Brooke.
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