>> look, gary tuchman's piece exposes that it's the rules. you can understand why trump is saying, i'm outraged. this is the way it is. we just never have the point that we're getting closer. ron paul did this to mitt romney. the people out-hustled mitt romney. >> the convention you have to have won the majority. >> the majority of the delegates in eight states. the romney campaign realizes it was going on to the nomination that ron paul was going back and getting more delegates in all these states. we're still going to be the nomination but we don't want a floor fight. they passed this rule. >> if donald trump had had more organization and aforethought and as he should have known what the rules are, he could have put in, gotten people to go to those meetings where delegates would be selected and his people would have competed? >> right. i think early on, the feeling inside the trump campaign and we were all covering it, was this was going to be wrapped up by now. they didn't need to do this. it's always the way it happened. they wouldn't nee

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gary tuchman, cnn, atlanta. >>> moments ago the zoo released a statement saying the public was neverrning the loss of the tiger keeper. joining su ining us is a zoolog the incident happened inside the cat's night house where they eat and sleep. what stands out about the incident? >> it's significant it happened in that particular enclosure. typically zoo cats, that's where they feel most comfortable. they are trained to feel like that's their territory. so when you talk about acts of aggression or acts of dominance, which this might have been either, that would be the most likely place for something like this. >> and the zookeeper was very experienced. her colleagues referred to her as the tiger whisperer. does it surprise you she would be attacked? >> i read somewhere where it said she had three years experience and hands-on stuff with tigers. i feel that's an exaggeration of skill. to be experienced in handling tigers because they are so intricate, you're talking 10, 15 years. these animals are super dangerous and people most typically get injured in their first five years of worki

where we do have a problem and gary tuchman from cnn had an interesting report the other night, peoplelected where their district mandates they be for trump on the first ballot but really they're for cruz. there's where you get a rub. they're not trump people. they're being forced by the laws of their state. >> you have places like pennsylvania coming up where, correct me if i'm wrong, they're not bound to any candidate. they can vote for who they want. >> that is correct. >> come convention time. >> i will be voting here in pennsylvania on tuesday. i will be making sure i know exactly, because it's only their name on the ballot. it doesn't say what candidate they support. so it's my job to know going in the ones with the front delegates. there will be, i think, as many as ten, if not more kanes on the ballot. we only have three slots. i have to know who those three trump people are own cast my vote accordingly. >> tuesday is a big day, obviously, with all these states. i just want to talk quickly about this issue that trump and cruz are divided on. it's the lgbt rights they most recen

. >> reporter: gary tuchman, cnn, wisconsin. >> who better to tell that story than gary on roller skatesing up, the latest polling showing ted cruz is pull eight head of donald trump in wisconsin. what would a trump loss in the state do to his chances of winning in the nomination? john king with the magic wall next. technology. technology... say, have you seen all the amazing technology in geico's mobile app? mobile app? look. electronic id cards, emergency roadside service, i can even submit a claim. wow... yep, geico's mobile app works like a charm. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >>> we are just days away from crucial primaries. john. >> reporter: wis wes could be critical in both the republican and democratic races from a delegate perspective and a momentum perspective. donald trump enters about 739. and ted cruz is a distant second. if trump can take wisconsin, so much money has been spent against him there. but there are two polls showing ted cruz with a lead and let's assume he wins and wins by a big margin and gets all or at least most of the delegates out of wi

gary tuchman takes a look. >> reporter: five hours in the snow to see their man.se are the trump true believers. >> whatever he does, you don't care? >> it's okay with me. i stand by him because i believe in him and know what he'll do is right. >> hot coals at this rally, would you walk over the hot coals for him? >> you bet. put them out right now, i will. >> reporter: and more and more of these true believers are adopting an us against the republican establishment viewpoint. >> do you think the republican party is trying to steal the nomination from donald trump? >> absolutely. >> you all agree with that? >> yes. >> do you think there's a conspiracy to take this away from donald trump. >> absolutely. i've voted republican my whole life. i'll follow trump whether he goes independent, third party, i'm voting for him either way. >> reporter: across the state in lacrosse, a different trump rally but the same sentiments. >> i think they're trying to pull a fast one. >> republican party? >> yes. >> i think the republican party is not only going to, they're not going t

gary tuchman, cnn, milwaukee. >>> during any normal election a republican running for u.s. not just need the backing of fox news and its conservative viewers but said candidate would actually try to woo and court the network. not donald trump. >> well, fox is playing games. fox is going to make a fortune. i told fox you should give money to the wounded warriors. i'm not a fan of megyn kelly. i think she's a third-rate reporter. >> that was back in january when trump pulled out of a fox news debate. part of his on again/off again feud with the network's star anchor megyn kelly. the ceo of fox news is this man, roger ailes, who has publicly defended kelly against donald trump but he's also tried to placate trum on a number of occasions as well pchb a. and now a new report in "new york" magazine reports that trum has super duper ultra top secret information, information hugely damaging about fox news and roger ailes. cnn's senior media and politics reporter dylan byers is here from the newsroom with more on what this dirt could be. the super duper alleged dirt and how donald t