blamed cnn.laming cnn. he didn't mention ted cruz. he didn't mention ted cruz in the press conference until he was asked about it. >> well, cnn is not at fault. cnn is not at fault. and i see this narrative being pushed on fox network -- >> i agree with you. i agree with that. >> it is absolutely untrue and i was there. >> mona, what do you make of all of this? donald trump and ben carson both now going after ted cruz over his iowa tactics. do voters, do you think, care about this kind of thing? >> this is the year where everyone just said, we don't want political professionals, we ant outsiders. and what you saw this week were two outsiders making rookie mistakes. right? ben carson made an announcement that he wasn't going to new hampshire. kind of a big mistake to make in this environment. and it was seized upon by the cruz people, perhaps a little illegitimately. that's between dr. carson and mr. cruz. you could call it carson's wardrobe malfunction. but -- and then at the same time, you have

cnn never corrected its reporting because cnn never had anything to correct. the cruz campaign's actions the night of the iowa caucuses had nothing to too with cnn's reporting. the fact that senator cruz continues to knowingly mislead the voters about this is astonishing." joining me in new hampshire this morning is chris moody, along with dylan buyer, for media and politics. in washington, strategist doug high, former rnc communications director, and in charlottesville, director of the uva center for politics. larry, let me ask you, you're an independent voice, not a cnn person. what do you think happened here? do you think cruz is to blame, or is cnn to blame? >> there's no question about it. this isn't a close call. cruz is to blame. cruz and his staff. now look, everybody knows what he was doing. he was shifting the blame to cnn for a dirty trick. what was the reason for the dirty trick? to get some of those carson voters in the iowa caucuses to switch to cruz. he was the second choice of many of the carson voters. it's perfectly obvious. so why did cruz r

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cnn reported.hey didn't correct the story until 9:15 that night. >> the timeline indicates that initial tweet from cnn was followed by another one within one minute. everybody can see what happened, and you can make year own judgment. >> thank you. >> when you're president of the united states, governor of a state, the memorized 30-second speech where you talk about how great america is end doesn't solve one problem for one person. >> this notion that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing is not true -- >> there it is. there it is. the memorized 25-second speech. >> that's the -- >> it was reported just moments ago that the north koreans testlauntest test launched an intercontinental ballistic missile. >> china says they don't have that control over north korea. they have tremendous control. i deal with them. >> we're going to build a wall, triple the border control. >> i will simply say i have somebody in mind to build it. >> the property from -- >> a lot of times -- let me talk. quiet. [ booi

tonight only on cnn. christine, i just cannot emphasize enough how much these other candidates, the non trump candidates, need to do tonight. they need to do something to change the trajectory of the campaign. trump keeps getting win and win. >> the question about taxes doesn't dent his support. john, for many years, reporters following donald trump and his business wondered if the "e" in ceo stands for exaggerator. the question is will you finally be able to see the tax returns? it doesn't seem like a fire is burning under him to release him. >> we will see what he does. we will see if he continues to get questions. i imagine every time he does an interview, he faces those questions. the real issue is will the other candidates bring it up on stage tonight? will they make it an issue? sometimes they backed off. >> we will find out. thanks, john. talk to you soon. in houston. we have new information that president obama's pick to fill the supreme court vacancy could be someone republicans will have a tough

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cnn made a report. it is big news when a presidential candidate says i'm not leaving iowa to go to new hampshire and south carolina. i'm going back to florida. cnn did report that. he's been very open to the public. he said, listen, i apologize for not clarifying or having the campaign clarify that he's just making a pit stop in florida. but this has been blown out of proportion because donald trump lost the race. three candidates -- >> hold on one second. before we get to the donald trump part of it -- i know we have a bit of a delay. bob, let me just finish here. i want to get to the bottom of this first. putting donald trump aside, the tweets that came out from cnn were carson won't go to new hampshi hampshire, south carolina, but will instead go to florida for some r&r and then washington, d.c. for the prayer breakfast. he'll continue the campaign no matter what the results are tonight. how could the cruz justify an e-mail thabout this? how could that be acceptable in any situation? >> i think two t

eastern, right here on cnn >> 9:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. twitter is appreciating how hard we're plugging this. one extra plug. we get paid by the plug. >>> a dramatically new tone, a new reality in the republican race with several candidates on the attack. donald trump has enjoyed a big lead in polls in new hampshire, 18 points ahead of ted cruz, but that was all before he lost iowa. to cruz. now the top two candidates are aiming their fire not just at each other but also at marco rubio and the media spin that his third place finish in iowa was better than cast. >> everyone was saying, what do you think about the amazing third place finish of marco? i just kind of laughed and said, fwo gosh, when the first thing you want to talk about is the amazing third place finish? we've been joking that in media world, bronze is the new gold. >> he comes in third. i come in second. trump, no good. rubio, unbelievable night. unbelievable victory. the headline is, winner of the night, marco rubio. >> we're number three! we're number three! chief politica

we'll tell you who won. >>> from cnn headquarters, welcome. to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm george "cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> and a very good day to you. we begin this hour with the race for the white house and the political storm that is brewing in the united states with less than a week before voters cast ballots in the states of south carolina and nevada. presidential candidates from both parties are very busy on the campaign trail, trying to sway voters in contentious races, and now the death of a supreme court justice, antonin scalia. it has raised the stakes with both parties keenly aware that filling this vacancy can tip the balance of the court. republicans continue courting evangelicals. so the big question looming over the campaigns, who will president obama nominate for the court, and what will republicans do about it? that is especially true in the state of south carolina where republicans have just come from a very contentious debate there. phil mattingly reports from the primary battlegroun

our political team passed on a cnn news story that cnn broke. the news story said that ben carson was not continuing from iowa on to new hampshire he was not continuing to south carolina. instead he was going home to florida. that was a news story cnn posted. and our political team passed it on to our supporters. it was breaking news that was relevant. subsequent, the carson campaign put out another statement saying he was not in fact suspending his campaign. and i apologized to ben for our team not passing on their subsequent clarification. but this is not campaign that scapegoats are staffers that hold someone out the and fires them for political purpose. no, we're not going to scapegoat anybody. and i would note that the news story that our passed on was true and accurate. cnn reported it. and in fact, ben did go to florida instead of match or south carolina. and so you've got to understand. >> is it a dirty trick to confuse voters? >> is it a dirty trick to pass on your news stories? you are in the business. would you think it was a dirty tr

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of course, there is the cnn town hall tonight.atest from cnn's jeff zeleny. >> john and christine, the democratic race for the presidency is down to two candidates. hillary clinton and bernie sanders, they will both be on center stage at the cnn town hall tonight in derry, new hampshire. they could not be presenting different arguments here. bernie sanders is going to call for political action, to join his movement, to join what he calls a revolution, to change campaign finance and wall street. hillary clinton is fighting to do what is possible, to do things that are practical. both of those arguments were on display as they flew from iowa to new hampshire on tuesday, making their case, beginning to make their appeals to new hampshire voters. >> i think it's important people understand that good ideas are one thing, but you've got to know how to implement. you've got to have a record of getting results, and i'm taking my ideas and my record to the people of new hampshire this week. >> last night we showed that working people, lowe

>> new information from cnn's sources.ials, analysts here and in somalia giving strong indications this is probably a bomb. the way the metal is contorted right there at the blast point, the location of the damage on the plane, all point to the likelihood that this aircraft was a terrorist target. terrifying moments after an explosion rips a hole through the fuselage of this passenger jet. a flight attendant shouts for people to move to either end of the plane. passengers are confused, shell shocked, but their pilot, with herculean resolve, steers the jet safely back to the somali capital, mogadishu. the explosion on an airbus operated by daallo happened shortly after takeoff on tuesday. they tell cnn tonight one passenger was blown out of the hole at about 12,000 feet. two others were injured. >> objectively based on the evidence we see here, what do you think happened? >> well, this has all the hallmarks of an explosive device. you have the skin of the aircraft tearing outwards. you have sooting back behind the source of

but what cnn did, bill, in my view, in my view, what cnn did isn't nearly as bad as what the cruz campaign's campaign announced that he was not dropping out of the race. okay? he was not dropping out. that didn't stop senator cruz's national chairman. co-national chairman, congressman steve king from sending out his own tweet. and that said carson looks like he is out. iowa'ns need to know before they vote. most will go to cruz, i hope. look, what cnn did, i will be generous and say it was an honest mistake. they shouldn't stonewall but they made an honest mistake. that, what the cruz campaign did doesn't look like an honest mistake it. it looks like a dirty trick. >> cruz himself says he didn't know anything about it. >> i'm willing to accept that but somebody knew about it. ohio could you not know -- how could a campaigny. >> king knew about it because king an hour and 2 ominutes after the cnn fallacious report. an hour and 2 ominutes, that's a long time. all right, tweeted out what you just said. so, all right. i will accept your explanation. but, you know, it comes a point where if maj

a source tells cnn there will be no autopsy.ision made by scalia's family and texas justice of the peace. the washington post reports scalia was pronounced dead over the phone after the officers an assured of no foul play and scalia's doctor told her the 79-year-old jurist had several chronic conditions. meantime, senate republicans calling for no replacement nominated for scalia until after the november election. as cnn's manu raju, that is something the white house has no intention of honoring. >> reporter: good morning. president obama said he would c justice scalia. that doesn't mean the battle lines are not drawn. mitch mcconnell sets the schedule of who is nominated on and confirmed. he decided the next president should nominate, not the current president. president obama did not listen to senator mcconnell and is planning to move forward. now the question is will the republicans allow a vote on the floor of the senate and the senate judiciary committee to confirm or deny the next supreme court justice. this is something t

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cnn's tom foreman has a closer look in our fact check. >> at absolutely no time has cnn reported thatson is dropping out of this presidential race. not on air, not online, not anywhere. and yet around the iowa caucuses, the cruz campaign suggested just that and blamed it on cnn. he did it again in the debate. listen. >> they didn't correct that story until 9:15 that night. so from 6:30 until 9:15, that's what cnn was reporting. >> and that is an outright lie. let's explain what really happened. before the caucuses began, our chris moody tweeted, "ben carson will likely speak at his victory party in iowa before caucus results are in so he can catch a flight. he'll be in d.c. for the national prayer breakfast." and then he said, "ben carson's campaign says he plans to stay in the race after iowa no matter the results are tonight." and then 45 minutes after this, he hit it again by saying, "folks, ben carson is just making a brief stop at home in florida tonight and campaign says he'll be back on the campaign trail by wednesday." even if that's what cruz is talking about, this is well be

but what cnn did bill, in my view, in my view, what cnn did isn't nearly as bad as what the cruz campaignson's campaign announced that he was not dropping out of the race. okay? he was not dropping out. that didn't stop senator cruz's national chairman. co-national chairman, congressman steve king from sending out his own tweet. and that said carson looks like he is out. iowa'ns need to know before they vote. most will go to cruz, i hope. look what cnn did i will be generous and say it was an honest mistake. they shouldn't stonewall but they made an honest mistake. that, what the cruz campaign did doesn't look like an honest mistake it. it looks like a dirty trick. >> cruz himself says he didn't know anything about it. >> i'm willing to accept that but somebody knew about it. ohio could you not know -- how could a campaigny. >> king knew about it because king an hour and 2 ominutes after the cnn fallacious report. an hour and 2 ominutes, that's a long time. all right tweeted out what you just said. so, all right. i will accept your explanation. but, you know, it comes a point where if maj

let's bring in cnn political commentator, ryan liza, cnn politics, and jonathan martin, national political correspondent for the "new york times." guys, thanks very much. according to our reality check team, then senator clinton, she voted against the amendment that would have put more emphasis on u.n. inspections. they rated her answer, though, as false. let me start with you, ryan liza. what do you think of how she handled that specific issue? >> well, i think i would disagree a little bit with that rating. i mean, look, there was a legitimate case of if you gave the bush administration -- and frankly, i can't believe we're still talking about this 12 years later. but if you gave the bush administration that vote, that it would strengthen their hand at the u.n. that was the argument. that turned out to be a catastrophic mistake for most of the -- i think most republicans. and not just the democrats who supported it, but most republicans agree with that these days. the shocking thing is, 2008, obama hammered her with this, and this is the issue that he won that primary with. and all these

i was watching cnn last night.e were watching the town hall that donald trump had last night. he was challenged to name his national security advisers. he couldn't do it. when he is faced with voters who want real information and want real policies, not just the attacks and insults. that's where he really falls short. so that's going to be his challenge. we will see jeb bush fighting for his life. you saw in the national cnn poll. 4% nationally. that's not good. he is about 10% barely in south carolina. this is jeb bush's last stand. he will have to pull some tricks out of his bag in order to really make his case for why he should stay in the race past this weekend. >> he's clearly in trouble. the msnbc/wall street journal poll as well. who would republicans trust as president? rubio, cruz and carson over trump and bush. trump over bush. amazing numbers. josh rogin. more coffee for you. see you in a bit. >>> one more cnn republican town hall live tonight. john kasich and jeb bush and donald trump. at 8:00 p.m. >>>

into "cnn newsroom." are wounded. several are dead. we understand that rescue workers are on the scene. as soon as we get new information and pictures and video we'll bring it to you this hour. >>> republicans are getting an early boost in the new hampshire primary. the first primary of the u.s. presidential election kicked off just after midnight local time in dixville notch and two other small towns. >> now with just nine votes to count in dixville notch, john kasich has six of them. ted cruz led with 9 of the 21 cast there. according to the latest poll, donald trump leads the republicans and marco rubio is second and ted cruz is at 14%. >> for the democrats in new hampshire, bernie sanders holds a huge lead as you see. some 26 points ahead of hillary clinton and the initial voting results from the three little towns are reflecting this lead. so stay tuned for that. >>> one of the more colorful moments in this new hampshire race came monday as donald trump blasted ted cruz. >> a trump supporter shouted

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"cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> good day to you. we begin this hour with the crisis from syria and new news from turkey. the turkish defense minister telling a state-run news agency that turkey has no intention of sending in ground troops. all of this comes as turkey brushes aside appeals to stop shelling kurdish militias in attorney syria. it says it is retaliating against the kurdish rebel group, the ypg that the u.s. considers an ally in the fight against isis. the u.s. has urged ankara to demonstrate restraint. >> translator: the ypg will withdraw and not go close again. it will not attempt to shut that corridor ever again. it will not have delusions of using the base to attack the syrian opposition. it will evacuate that air base. >> the turkish prime minister there. so while diplomats try to reach an agreement on the details for the cessation of hostilitiehost the kremlin revealed that president obama and president putin had a frank and constructive phone conversation on sunday. mr. obama urged russia to end its air campaign.

let's go to cnn's sunlen serfaty.occupy the republican side with only only five days to go before the new hampshire primary. >> reporter: this poll was done entirely after the iowa caucuses. and it shows absolutely no bump in the polls for ted cruz coming out of his win there. and tonight shows donald trump holding tight to his lead. on the ground in new hampshire, the race taking new shape. the new cnn/wmur poll showing donald trump well in the lead. with marco rubio surging to second. close behind ted cruz, john kasich and jeb bush. today, the iowa winner in portsmouth taunting trump. >> donald trump is very rattled right now. he told the entire world he was going to win iowa, and then he didn't win. >> reporter: his latest weapon, former democratic president jimmy carter. the cruz campaign is out with a web video highlighting what carter said this week about trump. >> if i had a choice between cruz and trump, i think i would choose trump. the reason is that trump has proven already that he's comple completely malle

the cnn republican presidential debate 8:30 p.m. here on cnn. you know, debate matching parties all over campus planned, christine. you can see the signs all about here. the excitement is building. they know that they lucked into a very big deal in the nominating season. >> absolutely. you look at the field. ted cruz, the only other candidate to win a state. we are talking about the candidates to win their home states to stay alive. when has this been the thing, the only thing you have that can keep you going? >> you have to go back generations. it used to be a thing. nominate their governor to send them to the convention. that has not happened in 50 years. now all of a sudden it is possible that that is the only way to block donald trump. margaret hoover says it is not about beating donald trump, it is all about blocking donald trump. >> donald trump has disrupted the playbook making it so important and interesting every single moment of the next week. john berman in houston for us. thank you. go get a cup of coffee. >>> new information this mo

against cnn contributors. stone wants called our reporter abusive diva and borderline retarded and roll land martin a stupid negro, moron and token and suggested he eat more fried chicken. they were released by "media matters." stone attacked knnavarro again d called cnn biassed and said it seems the clintons said do not interview me again in the future because i'm not pc. turns out stone who also appeared on fox news in recent months has made disparaging comments about megyn kelly in the past. fox grodropped him but there is bone. stone should be asked about the tweets the next time he shows up on fox. "ahead on "media buzz," facebook turns mean spirited. people are feuding and unfriending each other. but first, what do ordinary voters think about how the press conference trump? >>> we explored a question on the night of the dweeb a focus group in houston. >> how many of you think the media is fair overall to donald trump? raise your hands. so it's most of you. all the media is saying is that he's hit a ceili

cnn, 1 and 15 minutes, msnbc, 1:47. after the cnn debate in texas, trump was interviewed twice on the postgame show, so it does seem like the camera or the people who make the decisions that it goes on camera do love him. i want to play for you a sound bite involving what some other are saying about the other candidates and whether they should stay in this race. take a look. >> i would say ben carson and john kasich, it's time to move on so the supporters and money can go to someone else. >> it would take a miracle for not only you but john kasich with a delegate situation being what it is to overcome trump. >> a lot of things can happen, bill. >> why do journalists keep telling candidates they should drop out of the presidential race? >> well, on opinion that people are entitled to do so, but ordinary journalist, if luke at how we're framing the coverage, it's largely in terms of how to beat trump. what combinations of which votes if people drop out can overcome the momentum that trump has rather than more what you wou

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tune in to cnn tomorrow night. it's the last time the republican candidates face off in a debate before the crucial super tuesday primary day. wolf blitzer moderates from the stage right behind me. it all starts at 8:30 p.m. eastern only an cnn. >>> for the democrats, it's a fight for votes in the south. in just four days voters head to the polls in the democratic primary where african-americans made up 55% of votes. fast forward to 2016, today hillary clinton picking up a major endorsement as she and senator bernie sanders both try to show how they would confront the needs of the black community. cnn's joe johns joins me live from columbia, south carolina. joe? >> reporter: jake, a new line of attack for bernie sanders today, accusing hillary clinton of actively backing the 1996 welfare reform bill that her husband as president signed into law. some activists have said that bill essentially removed the safety net from needy families, the clinton campaign has said it reduced child poverty rates. today, clinton scor

cnn's chief medical correspondent, dr.t time ago and asked him how's it going. >> a year now seems longer than i thought it would be. so i definitely have an appreciation for, you know, certain things that freedom and, you know, being on earth provide, but certainly, you know, being confined for this period of time is not something that i think people would -- it's different when you're in space and doing something that you think is important, but i definitely think i would, you know, kind of relish my freedom more after this experience maybe than i did before. >> too cool. sanjay gupta joins me now. i saw him the other day -- >> it is too cool. >> part of the football, the super bowl pregame show and he was tossing the football, you know, toward the camera. i mean it's awesome just what he's done. i can't believe it's almost been a year. what else did you talk about? >> we talked about so many things and it is so cool. it was interesting, he was giving a response -- we started talking about gravitational waves. you heard

eastern right here on cnn.f blitzer will moderate live from houston texas only on cnn and the democratic town hall is this tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. hillary clinton and bernie sanders face the voters one final time before south carolina votes. that's tuesday live on cnn. >> lots more on politics but first we're following breaking news in michigan this morning. a gunman on a shooting spree in kalamazoo. new details and a live reporter next. . i work for the dogs twenty-four seven. i am the butler. these dogs shed like crazy. it's like being inside of a snow globe. it takes an awful lot of time to keep the house clean. i don't know what to do. (doorbell) what's this? swiffer sweeper and dusters. this is nice and easy boys. it really sticks to it. it fits in all the tight spaces. this is really great. does that look familiar to you? i'm no longer the butler, i am just one of the guys. four score and seven years ago, our [train horn blares]th-- to the continent -- ... a new nation. announcer: presidents day may be

you're watching cnn. i'm borooke baldwin. trump tops the poll in the most dominate way seen yet. 49% of the vote. crushes the theory that as this race is thinning out trump could face stiffer competition from remaining contenders. so how is or should the republican establishment hailing the fact that trump is very likely to become the republican nominee for president? let's discuss. amy stoddard, associate editor at the hill, genevieve wood, formerly with the republican committee. and alex burns, national correspondent at "the new york times." welcome to all of you. a.b., kicking it off with you, certain republicans refusing to wrap heads around that trump could be the nominee. the first republican senator to say unequivocally he will not be supporting trump if he is the nominee. tomorrow's super tuesday. the voters are speaking. who is it for the republican leadership to decide who should represent the party? >> it's not the decision of the republican party to decide who the nominee is. it's voter's decision. but donald trum

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the town hall will air live on cnn. it will also stream online. the candidates will have the chance to answer questions from palmetto state voters. again it starts at 8:00 tonight, right here at the old cigar warehouse in downtown greenville. cnn will also host a town hall tomorrow night in columbia, featuring jeb bush, john kasich, and donald trump. aly myles wyff news 4. myra: thank you.

cnn's rosa flores is in rome for us. rosa, the pope never a shrinking violet when interjecting himself in situations like this. did he mean to say this? did he know what he was saying when he said those words? >> reporter: miguel, good morning. i think the context is important here. the framing of the question as well. here's the question that was asked of pope francis. something along the lines of pope francis you have been speaking eloquently about immigration in mexico. right across the border, the election for the white house. the frontrunner for the gop is saying he vows to build a wall. he vows to deport 11 million undocumented immigrants back to mexico and other countries. the question was this, pope francis would you recommend for american catholics to vote for this man? of course, you just heard his answer, miguel, in that sound bite. that's why he says i can't tell you to vote or not to vote. that is not his role as pope. he does speak with moral authority as we know. miguel, you and i have been following his v

linda kincade, cnn. >>> the u.s.hospital in azaz. u.s. national security adviser susan rice condemned the bombing in northern syria in the strongest terms. she said it runs counter to the commitments to a cessation of hostilities that was agreed upon in munich. now, that agreement is due to take effect at the end of this week. the syrian government has not issued a statement about the air strikes. but turkey's prime minister blames russia for the missile attacks in azaz. >> translator: even while we're having these meetings, russia hit the hospital in azaz with a ballistic missile. >> so far, there's been no official response from russia. >>> the humanitarian need remains urgent, although most parties have agreed in principle to allow bow sieged areas. isis has not. the u.s. is considering air drops of food and medical supplies. frederik pleitgen visited a u.n. distribution center outside damascus where the world food program is ramping up its relief effort. >> reporter: these images shocked the world. people starvin

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they will face the voters in a cnn town hall. they each have new strategies in play to win votes before south carolina. >>> and uber driver admits to having a role in a deadly shooting spree while he was working. why police are calling his rampage baffling. welcome to "early start." i'm christine romans. >> i'm john berman. it is tuesday, february 23rd. donald trump out in front in the latest polling, but still working it hard. he held a raucous rally in las vegas overnight taunting protesters and taunting ted cruz. calling him the biggest liar in politics, a basketcase and calling him sick. cnn's jim acosta with the latest. >> reporter: john and christine, donald trump delivered one of his most fiery speeches to date. the focus of the attack was ted cruz. following up on the firing of the cruz communications director, trump branded the senator a rally time and time again. >> the evangelicals did not vote for him. you know why? because they don't like liars. they're really smart people. they don't want to vote for a liar. but it

this is "cnn newsroom." with the south carolina republican primary just days away, the presidential candidates' attacks on each other are intensifying. they've called each other liars and questioned each other's accomplishments. and as they battle for votes, president barack obama offered an unusually candid prediction of donald trump's chances of winning the white house. >> i continue to believe mr. trump will not be president, and the reason is because i have a lot of faith in the american people. i think they recognize that being president is a serious job. it's not hosting a talk show or a reality show. it's not promotion. it's not marketing. it's hard. and a lot of people count on us getting it right. >> this man has done such a bad job. he has set us back so far. and for him to say that actually is a great compliment if you want to know the truth. you're lucky i didn't run last time when romney ran because you would have been a one-term president. >> well, the back and forth comes as a new poll shows t

sunlen serfaty, cnn, nevada. >> for analysis of the twists and turns of the race, we turn now to cnnitical commentator peter beinart, also contributor for the atlantic. he joins us from new york. thanks so much for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> so let's start with the losers of the south carolina primary and what needs to happen to those candidates that were not in the top three now that jeb bush has bailed out. >> well, i think ben carson is really a dead man walking at this point. i mean there's really -- his candidacy has not had any life for weeks and weeks now. i think the real question is will he stay in, which probably hurts ted cruz because of his evangelical support, or will he kind of limp on, which probably tracts a little bit from cruz. the more interesting case is john kasich, who did poorly in south carolina, but has positioned himself as the most moderate candidate in the race and is putting a lot of emphasis on michigan, which is near his native ohio. and then of course ohio itself. if kasich can come in strongly in michigan, he is a midwestern governor. then i th

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i know it's your poll, cnn's poll, cnn a few days before iowa had bernie sanders winning by eight andult. i don't mean to discount the poll. i think something is going on there. nevada is a very difficult state to poll because the caucus there is so -- caucus states are typically just difficult to poll. but i agree with patti. bea bernie sanders is running a heck of a campaign. the campaign on both sides know that nevada is going to be sort of hand-to-hand combat. they are both organizing very well and it is going to be close. i don't put anything past the hillary clinton organization, though. they've been working the state for a long time. they've developed a lot of relationships and i think that is -- that's going to help them on caucus day, on saturday. >> it is saturday. we'll be cover it live all day, both the nevada caucuses and the republican south carolina primary. patti solis doyle, thank you. appreciate it. >>> ted cruz is going to talk to the media at any moment and they just scheduled this event. what does he have to say in what news does he want to make? is it a response