. >> i want lanhee to get in on this. go ahead. >> i think to matt's point, this is the issue with donald trump. there is no core there. there is no conservative core there. in a republican primary, i tend to think over the long haul, it's a problem. he doesn't stand for a strong foreign policy engaged in the world. the fact that this individual has been all over the map when it comes to issues of life, the fact that he has a policy that is mercantilist at best, i think those are going to be the more important issues. the fact that he doesn't have a core, the fact that he really is a conservative. he gave this radio interview in wisconsin where he got absolutely hammered and the reason why is because he has no conservative core and i think voters are going to see through that in the next few weeks. >> does this problem get worse if he faces hillary clinton in the general election, matt? >> well, if will be interesting to see how he does, how he pivots, performs. clearly i think that hillary clinton is going to try a coupl

i think lanhee makes a good point. section of the electorate -- >> i want to say that mitt romney was politically correct and he lost big time in the last election. >> so political incorrectness is the way to win. >> no, he's super nice and they blew it. >> that's it tonight. thanks for watching. our live coverage continues in just a moment with max foster in belgium. good night. the saliva coming off and you got this turning. that's why i need this kind of resolution and computing power. being able to use a pen like this. on the screen directly with the image. it just gives me a different relationship to it. and i can't do that on my mac. this is brilliant for me. ♪ >>> hello. welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm max foster live for you in brussels. within the past few hours police have raided more homes here, one anti-terror operation took place right in front of our cameras. officers spent hours inside this home and have been sealing off streets. police have arrested at least six peo

we'll talk to him and lanhee chen working with marco rubio.t is a wonderful lineup on merica's politics. ♪ tom: up at 19th street. at that steakhouse next to the acclaimed willard hotel. they are the republican establishment. they wake up to a critical 14 days moving to michigan and then on to florida for the grand old party. it was most fascinating last night. we'll continue our coverage through bloomberg "surveillance" this morning from washington. francine lacqua is in new york with a look at the week. what do we have? francine: we just had some breaking news before get to what we need to watch out for the rest of the week. the sports authority, a retailer in the u.s., a sporting good and apparel retailer just filing for chapter 11. we're understanding that basically they will plan to file for bankruptcy within days. now this is -- tom, i guess it is huge because we talked about defaults from the fact that in this kind of environment, we may see more retailers go under. tom: have you ever been in a sports authority? francine: i haven't. do

lanhee: you have to go back to jonathan: you have to go back to october. only the s&p and u.s. is 66 points off the level we started. things are looking good, although the ftse is turning down. interesting because u.k. miners are gaining the european banks are gaining. it is mostly banks in southern europe that are showing big gains produce the credit ubs rising.and antander doing quite well this morning. asian banks overnight -- big green arrows. the hang seng more than 3% and the nikkei in tokyo, big gains, 4% and chance. it has been a strong day for equities. the question is, will the u.s. followthrough? i think we need oil to turn around for that to happen. david: it was a big night last night, super tuesday. 11 different states. it was a big day, good or bad. one of the stories we want to talk about is donald trump. republican contest. if you have gone back the year, most people would not have predicted it. yet, as you look at the markets, it is hard to see a discernible reaction. josh, you know wall street and washington. is this because the markets has only prices in or