joining me now bob cusack, editor in chief of thehill.com. i should be dead: my life surviving politics, tv and addiction." and matt lewis author of "too dumb to fail." i asked, is he becoming the new face of the republican party, donald trump? and she said yes, he is. so matt, you first. donald trump is even closer to the nomination after big wins yesterday. you were hoping that the others could pull together to stop him. is he just unstoppable now, do you think? >> getting that way. john kasich, you know, helped out the never trump cause of course by winning ohio. the winner-take-all state with the 66 delegates. that helps. i think it's going to be very close. trump could get the 1,237 delegates he needs or there could be a convention fight. in which case he threatens there may be a riot if he's deprived the nomination. so things could get hairy in cleveland. >> marco rubio suffered a humiliating defeat in his own home state of florida. in his speech he blamed establishment republicans for the fractures in the party. listen to this. >> in 20

do you see an irony, bob cusack? >> i think this actually helps donald trump. this is what a lot of the republican electorate, they're very frustrated that big business, the lobbyists have been controlling the party. he goes after the pharmaceutical industries, goes after hmos. this is something that he says the iraq war was a disaster and a mistake by george w. bush. so i think in this situation, there are corporations who doesn't like how unpredictable trump is. that helps his populous allure. >> the article says they have largely avoided the delicate choice between possibly offending mr. trump's passionate followers by distancing themselves from him or angering the equally vocal constituencies opposed to his candidacy. >> look what happened to nbc, they had this big falling out with him and then a few months later he's on snl. if they do so, it's up to them. i don't think it's a good business choice or smart p.r. move. up to them. >> there is pressure being put on companies to pull out. should they? >> whether or not you want to be on the right side or wrong

it was like watching a football scrimmage more than watching a presidential debate. >> bob cusack, we'rering about trying to create a contested convention to stop trump. do you think thaps goit's going work? >> i think it would be very difficult because if you look at the map, things have to change dramatically. donald trump has been winning for seven months. we don't get to a brokered convention unless some of these guys start winning a lot of states. based upon the polls this weekend, i don't see it. i don't think the debate changed much. >> nick, the campaigns aren't buying this strategy. ted cruz is in second place and still has plenty of money to keep going. isn't this all wishful thinking by the establishment? and they're playing with fire, aren't they? >> well, i mean, i think they're desperate. i think that they are just aghast at the idea of trump as the nominee. not only what he would do to the country, but what he would do to the party. you've seen more than a hundred foreign affairs experts from the republican party writing an open letter saying they will not support trump. t

joining me now john cusack, bob beckel, and nat lewis, the a author of too dumb to fail."aid is he the face of the new republican party now, donald trump and she said yes, he is. matt, you first. donald trump is even closer to the nomination today after big wins on yesterday. you were hoping the others could pull together to stop him. is he just unstoppable now, you think? >> getting that way. john kasich, you know, helped out the never trump calls by winning ohio, the winner take all state with the 66 delegates. so that helps. i think it's going to be very close. trump could get the 1,237 delegates he needs or there could be a convention fight, in which case he threatens there may be a riot if he's deprived the nomination. things hairy in cleveland. >> listen to marco rubio. >> in 2010 the tea party wave carried me and others into office because not enough was happening and that gave republicans a majority in the house. but nothing changed in in 2014 those same voters gave republicans a majority in the senate and still nothing changed. i blame some of that on the confiden

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do you see an irony, bob cusack? >> i think this actually helps donald trump.ctorate, they're very frustrate thd that big business, the lobbyists have been controlling the party. he goes after the pharmaceutical industries, goes after hmos. this is something that he says the iraq war was a disaster and a mistake by george w. bush. so i think in this case swaigsi there are corporations who doesn't like how unpredictable trump is. that helps his populous allure. >> the article says they have largely avoided the delicate choice between possibly offending mr. trump's passionate followers by distancing themselves from him or angering the equally vocal constituencies opposed to his candidacy. >> look what happened to nbc, they had this big falling out with him and then a few months later he's on snl. if they do so, it's up to them. i don't think it's a good business choice or smart p.r. move. up to them. >> there is pressure being put on companies to pull out. should they? >> whether or not you want to be on the right side or wrong side of history, whether or not you

joining me now is bob cusack, editor in chief of the hill and matt lewis, senior contributor to "the daily caller." welcome back, gentleman. >> thank you. >> they were so good, we're having them back. bob, the "sun-sentinel" said they can't endorse anyone, even their own senator. how'd we get to this point? >> i think anecdotally, a lot of my friends who maybe lean right, they have -- and actually, some that also lean left, they are not satisfied with the field. it's amazing, because we've had so many candidates, especially on the republican side, that you're seeing a lot of voters who are unsure. i think that why michael bloomberg was considering getting in, more so if sanders had defeated hillary clinton. that looks less likely now. and donald trump appealing to many voters, but certainly not all in the republican establishment. so i think there are some voters out there who despite all of these candidates, are very frustrated. >> so let's look at this monmouth university poll. it shows marco rubio losing to trump by eight points, 38% to 30%. a smaller margin than other recent polls

back with me now, bob cusack, hilary rosen, and matt lewis. so marco rubio only that two wins.if you look at florida on march 15th, here's what follthe polls show. you say florida is his waterloo moment. so it's do or die for him there, right? oh, absolutely. i think right now it's about stopping donald trump. and marco rubio plants himself in florida and runs like he's running for re-election in the senate or running for governor or whatever, and he's going to use the turnout operation, the infrastructure that he has. and if he has a good debate, and if he continues -- we've seen the trend where rubio kind of overperforms on election day, late deciders break his way, it's going to be tough, but maybe can pull off a miracle. and if that happens, as we were saying earlier, it makes it much more likely that donald trump can't get the 1,237 delegates he needs. >> bob, do you think he can pull off a miracle there? >> i think he can. i think he's got to let it fly. he's been too careful throughout his campaign. he's not been as accessible to the media as donald trump and if you look

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