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these semantic backflips to avoid the term combat is a disservice to those who are putting their liveshe line. >> asked carter, the troops are in combat, unfortunate the white house won't do the same. a pentagon spokesman says this. >> we made very clear what american troops are now engaged in overseas. in many cases they are in harm's way and there have been instances where they are engaged in combat situations lose the secretaries clear about that. these folks are in harm's way and have been in certain situations. they found themselves under fire. they are not in combat operations, they have found themselves in combat. >> is the white house sanitizing the news for our protection? >> secretary gates spoke out on this. we have literally got thousands, and trainers, advisers, and combat troops, a strategic decision by the administration but a certain point, and undermining as secretary gates doing a service. they are putting their lives on the line every day. what we have to see moving forward, a navy seal died in combat fighting alongside -- what does that say about the role he played,

you saw the rhetorical backflips paul ryan had to do, because he already said, i promise to support the republican nominee. look, i think this is a mark of just how vicious these republican primaries were. and the fact that ted cruz can't go out there and say he's going to support donald trump. it was because a lot of these dw attacks were very personal, for cruz, it was against his wife, against his father. for marco rubio, he ended up in a gutter, in a place he didn't want to be, trying to out-trump trump. it's really hard to say he's not ready for the presidency, then turn around and say you're going to vote for someone, even harder to pull off ringing endorsement in that sense. >> thank you, sarah. my political dream team is here. my head is spinning. i'm not sure what any of this means. i support him, but not sure i'm going to vote for him. republican strategist kevin mad p with us. bakari sellers and market hoover. what's your takeaway on these contests tonight? >> i think it spells trouble for hillary clinton because she hasn't been able to close a deal. she said some pretty dama

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and the semantic backflips to avoid using the term combat is a disservice to those out there putting ended combat operations in iraq. it's over. we're done. we're out of there. we're all of a sudden back there. and to pretend -- and even secretary carter has said these troops are in combat. so why the white house can't bring itself to acknowledge what everybody in the world knows is unfortunate. and particularly in the message that it sends to those folks out there on the ground. >> if you are in a firefight, you're in combat. >> i'd say so. >> you've served a lot of different presidents and presidents of both parties. looking at 2016, presumptively, we have a race between one of the most prepared people in traditional terms of policy and experience and one of the least prepared people in terms of conventional policy and experience. in your view, what does a president need to know? >> i think the first thing that a president needs to know is what he or she doesn't know. to acknowledge that no matter how many times they've been briefed or how much experience that there is a lot that t

and yet, he's so scared of donald trump, he's doing backflips.ng rubio, trashing him a month ago, now saying he's going to get onboard. and it is, it's fear. they're afraid they're going to be left behind. >> there's a resignation that he's going to win the nomination. pence's comments, i agree with nicole, he said more about trump and more kind things about trump than he did about ted cruz, which signals in every which way, just reinforces your point. i guess the interesting thing here in the next few weeks will be how many more. i mean, trump is going to win indiana unless his public polling is completely off. how does cruz, or how do cruz and kasich both respond? is there a move at that point from priebus and others who say, let's consolidate now, let's try to help fortify, let's help down-ballot races across the country. you have to think they're reaching that point. and that trump will arrive at this convention with far more than the 1,237 needed. >> so mean, despite his unity pledge last summer, remember that, when they were all sort of for