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mr. trump responded by scheduling his first rallied before the primary hometown.an's when he asked the crowd how it liked its congressman, he was met with boos and jeerswith charlie skies, who is very popular in the state. series of calls on other talk radio shows, which carry outside influence among the republican primary voters and engaged in a combative back-and-forth with mr. sykes. we are talking to women only this morning. your thoughts about donald trump. , scottconsin governor walker, endorsed ted cruz in that state ahead of the primary on tuesday yesterday. ted cruz getting that endorsement. regina, kansas city, you are supporting donald trump. good morning. caller: i am supporting donald trump. i think we need an executive in the white house. donald trump has more than enough executives experience. lways dogging him, because he pays attention to twitter, i feel at least we would have a voice. we would he heard in the white house. other policies, domestic policies, as far as standing up for pro life, that is up to the people to do, to change this country. it is not up to the president. he cannot do it by himself. it has to be the people's voi

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about the best way to respond to donald trump and that there are some conversations about people jeering mr. trump are turning their backs to them and that the rabbis one to make it clear that they did not object to hearing the invitation for him to speak. they do not want to treat him rudely and contribute to what they feel is a toxic atmosphere around him but they would send a message by not going and not appearing at the event. their concerns, certainly rest on what he has said on israel issues where he said he will be neutral between the israelis and palestinians, but even more than that rests on his rhetoric about immigrants, about potentially imposing religious test for immigration, what he said about women and some of these issues that they feel are not welcoming and inclusive which are strong and important values for them. >> it's important to note that his appearance meant that he was not going to be in salt lake city. fox news canceled the debate that was originally scheduled for monday, march 21. any reaction reaction from the trump campaign? >> they have said some of the things that mr