. >> charlie baker went from governor of massachusetts to leading the and see aa and dealing with all of its issues. >> you need to talk about acknowledging all of the issues and figuring out a way to actually solve and deal with them. >> here to break down the xs and os, 2 hall of fame coaches. >> an unbelievable group of players and coaches over these 47 years. >> nearly retired syracuse men 's coach, jim boeheim, and former notre dame women's coach, moffatt mcgraw, along with a team of efforts. this is cnn primetime. inside the menace. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening, i am chris wallace. it is that time of year again when college basketball puts the madness in march. people who don't know -- from a pick and roll are busy filling up the bracket to 100 million brackets. the so-called big dance is a big moneymaker. and the ncaa which runs the show is dealing with some big issues. in a minute you will hear from that organization's new leader. but first, cnn's coy wire tips off the hour. making us inside the menace. joy interpolation, inside the madness. >> it is the wildest thing in my entire li

we have a picture you can see of -- there is charlie baker.on't know if you made -- >> the ball went in. okay? >> yes, okay. more impressively, your wife was a gymnast at northwestern. your kids played division iii football. i'm sure you got -- as you mentioned at the top, a lot of job offers that would have been a lot easier and a lot less complicated. so let me sort of end this conversation where i began it, why on earth did you decide to take all this on? >> i do think it is at a tumultuous time. i do believe it's a big-time transitional period. and i worry a lot that some of the stuff you talked about around dii and dii athletics, around women sports, around all the issues that are swirling here, if they all go sideways we probably destroy what i think of as one of the best human potential development programs we have as a country. do i think i can bring something to that? yeah. i mean, i've been spending the last eight years of my life trying to balance the interests of a lot of different points of view. and more often than not i've been

. >> todd: we can all agree or disagree, we have to agree charles is right there and slamming charlie baker getting politicians involved with nil, saying schools that can't afford best players will become irrelevant. that is a fact. march madness down to four, final four, miami reaching the round for first time in school history after taking down texas. >> the three. . and put in. over the back foul and omier ties it. >> hurricanes overcome 13-point second half deficit to win 88-81, as san diego state punches their ticket with controversial win over creighton. and he drives. [cheering] >> tramel to the free-throw line. >> todd: you played basketball, you don't call anything and you call that the game coming down to it. he missed the first and drained the second giving the aztec the lead and last-second heave and no dice. saturday's first final four, why can't i say final four? >> ashley: it's monday. >> todd: san diego state facing florida atlantic, before miami takes on uconn. with regard to uconn, people got mad at danny hurley, criticism i hear and hurley in the final four, i will be yel

. >> ashley: barkley slamming ncaa president charlie baker for planning to be a politicians involvedes and schools cannot afford the best players will become irrelevant. >> todd: the game turn down your tv volume because sports, march madness now to the final four. miami with reaching the round for the first time in school history after taking down taxes. >> a foul and ties it and gives it away at the line! >> todd: the hurricanes over the coming 13-point second half deficit to win 88-81. san diego state also punches their ticket, the first time to a final four but controversial. >> get it in. three seconds, two seconds, drives! he will go to the free throw line! >> todd: i don't see it. i watched it 20 times. the game coming down to foul shots. the travel, followed election leak 1.2 seconds left on the clock. he missed the second giving the aztecs a one-point lead that they would hold onto. but as a result the final four matchup. i guarantee you did not have these at home. and playing everyone's, besides ashley stro ashley strohmier and playing the uconn huskies. they are the bite f

charlie baker left massachusetts, governor hogan saying he is not running. >> governors are known iney are in large dates or are catching fire for some other reason aren't really known that well outside of their states. they have to really work hard. a good xample is a guy named bill clinton. nobody knew nationally who he was and the criticism was he was a failed governor, republican said, of a small state. it was true then and it was hard for him to get known. it worked for him, but that is what these governors have to overcome in the early parts of the primary process. >> we are also seeing that not only are republican governors popular in democrat led states, they are popular in republican led states, and that is why you see migrations from democratic traditional states, the migration has been to southern states. whether that be florida, tennessee, north carolina, leading into where americans are moving to. it is republican governors in democratic and republican states that are getting high approval marks. amna: when you look at the folks that we just heard from, you see where the

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governor charlie baker of massachusetts, the new head of the ncaa. -- i would think if you've called him, he would take your call. are you going to say to him hey, get us involved? >> well, i respect him and the job lhe's done thus far in his career and have a man of his stature taking over gives a certain level of excitement. what are you going to do? like -- he's not even going to go to indianapolis. he's going to be -- he's going to stay where he's had -- he'll spend a lot of time right by you in the district of colombia because the ncaa feels that they need government to take care of what is happening right now with nil, pay for players, things like that and they may be right but then government will be involved from that moment on for your future. like what's the plan? you know, in other words, treat it like a business and that's why i think you should be more sports specific. i like men's and women's college basketball to be treated as a business. it is. it's a billion dollar business. >> let's talk finally about some actual games. i think the

larry hogan, charlie baker in particular, phil scott.hose are the people you want to run for president. they have the ability to unite across partisan lines. hogan now realizing there is not a place for him in the republican party, bowing out before a fight saying this is not the one he's taking on. i think that's a loss for the nation. >> trump is making his speech. he was headlining and really basically the major political force there. there is no room for any of the republican hopefuls. he made a comment that stood out to me about what he believes is essentially his 2021 message is going to look like. >> in 2016, i declared i am your voice. today i add, i am your warrior. i'm your justice. and for those who have been wronged and betrayed, i am your retribution. i am your retribution. >> it's so interesting to see that be his message when steve bannon said essentially there is no time for on the job training. when you look for who's going to be the nominee in 2024, what is this going to be? >> i covered a lot of cpacs as we all have ov

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charlie baker left massachusetts, went to run the ncaa. governor hogan is not running. in their states. they are really known that well outside their states. they have to work hard on that process. a good example is a guy named bill clinton. nobody knew nationally who he was. the criticism is he was a failed governor, republicans said, but of a small state. that was true then and it was hard for him to get note. it worked for him but that's what governors have to overcome in the early parts of the primary process. david: we are also seeing that not only are republican governors popular in democratic led states but also republican led states. that's what you see the migration from traditionally democratic states, california, illinois, new york, to southern states, whether that be florida or tennessee or north carolina. all of those leading into where americans are ultimately moving to. republican governors democratic and republican states getting high approval marks. amna: when you look at some of the folks we heard from, potential candidates, nikki haley in particular,

charlie baker, had an approval rating in the 70s and the yaho is and that party ran him ou of politicss >> yeah, bill scott. >> there is a way -- >> phillips got! , and there is a way for republicans, you've shown the, way and other people have show it, and has nothing to do with being divisive helping to do with being wok wars it has nothing to do wit trying to find the mos divisive issues out there. talk about that, and talk abou how crazy it is that you've go all these republican governors with approval ratings in the 70s and 80s, and nobod nationally is interested >> well, you make an excellent point! look, i'm leaving the blue state in the country with very high approval rating, and we focus on a solving it i when we talk about reachin across the aisle and working together to find compromise, and to get things done it's what most americans are looking for regardless of thei party affiliation. unfortunately, you know, donal trump said that we're gonna be winning so much, we're gonna get tired of winning but all we've done is lose again and again. we lawfully in the last thre electi

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paul, charlie baker and larry hogan endorsed me and governor bryant in alabama endorsed before he went to jail. [laughter] so that turned out to be a mixed blessing. they all sat on the sidelines and when i called andin asked fr help you know what they said to me, let me see where the chips fall and we will get back to you. nobody wanted to take a chance. nobody wanted to take a risk. and so as we approach whatever we are going to do in 2024 i would suggest to all of you the country is worth taking a risk four. now we should support the people we believe would be the best president not the one that is ahead in the polls. i was on the jack heath show this morning and he said to me what is the path to victory and i said i knew you were going to ask me that question so i looked it up.n. i looked for the closest that happened in 15 and in fact suffolk came out with a pole on march 206th, 2015. you know who was in the top two spots in the republican primary, jeb bush and scott walker, president bush and president scott walker. you remember scott walker wasn't even on the ballot by the time

>> i think charlie baker being a politician, i think the real question how much -- two years ago whenh is the most significant thing to happen in the try of college sports and the ncaa wasn't anywhere to begin with they lost a lot of availability. >> to what expent and i was reading with the night condition and they said back it beforecast will walk away and have an independent -- >> break away from the nalk knack? >> break away from the ncaa. there is so much money in college football playoffs, which is going to go now from six to 12 teams, i think that generates about $500 million two, three, four, five years from now, that's going to be $2 billion. we talked about the tv revenue the big ten negotiated this year of team in the big ten, whether you were rutgers or ohio state got $3 million, $4 million. >> wait a minute rutgers doesn't get the same has as ohio state. >> they do >> what! oh my god! >> so i believe that power fiech football does not need the ncaa. and i think but this needs maybe a little leader sthiep from the ncaa to help get that done and baker as a poll signatures h

he is playing to the trump win of the party at this point >> peter baker, charlie savage thank you so, breaking news we got a msnbc today from your reportin as well as nbc as well appreciate it. for more now let's go to capitol hill nbc congressional corresponden julie tsirkin joins us now working off of what peter wa saying, going back and forth i congress, what are you seeing? >> we had no shortage of reaction to this all morning particularly when it comes t speaker mccarthy yesterday saying he is directing relevan house committees to look int this matter. i should note, before you hear all this reaction, both from democrats and republicans, i is notable that one of those chairs, the chair of the house financial services committee patrick mchenry, was asked about this all morning he seemed to deflect in saying it is if he weaponizatio committee, chaired by ji jordan, and that would potentially be taking thes different investigations on. though it is not clear wha power, if any, the house has i a local district attorney' case take a listen to some of tha reaction >> no one is above t

charlie baker in the 70s and the yahoos in that party ran him out of politics.cott. there is a way forward for republicans. you have shown the way. other people have shown. it has nothing to do with being divisive and woke wars and finding the issues out there. talk about that and talk about how crazy it is that you have all the republican governors with approval ratings in the 70s and 80s and nobody nationally is interested. >> you make an excellent point. look. i'm leaving the bluest state in the country with a very high approval rating. people liked it solving issues and working together to find compromise. it is what most americans are looking for. unfortunately donald trump said we are going to be winning so much we'll get tired of winning but all we have done is lose and again and again. lost in the last three election cycles and not sure how many times you have to beat your head against the wall to realize that doubling down on failure is not the road map to success. it is what i talked about right after the 2020 election at the reagan institute. we have

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