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greg abbott and other republicans. >> don't talk over each other, guys. >> please don't talk over each other. because i think it's disrespectful to the viewer. ben, finish your thought and then mark't say that greg abbott has distanced himself. people have criticized greg for not distancing himself enough. some people think he has been too loyal by not coming out and announcing him saying he would never appear with him on the campaign trail. let's make sure we get the facts straight about this. now back to ted. i think ted when he came out on my show to talk about this, he did feel bad. as we chatted about it, for putting people in an awkward situation on something he had nothing to do with the campaign stop. as he said it to me, i would not ever use those words again towards the president of the united states of america. i should have used better vernacular, as you heard in part of his apology there. in the whole 20 minutes we spoke, it was a ted nugent that i do think actually felt bad for this entire episode in which it probably never would have happened. >> i do not think -- listen, i don't think about ted. >> you don't like him. >> i don't really have any feeling about ted n

. >> and that is the mark of leadership and i'm very concerned about abbott because he's going to havetougher decisions than this when he's the governor of texas. if he beats wendy davis. if you're the governor of texas and you're stumped by this question, should americans in this day and age be calling people racist names, i am very concerned about that leadership. >> and also if you're running a campaign who said they didn't know about these previous statements -- >> google. >> rand paul did the right thing last night. he came out with a strong statement. he said that abbott -- that -- he said that nugent should apologize and nugent sort of apologized. >> leadership. i like that. >> rand paul did the right thing. >>> up next, climate change controversy. sent for ted cruz talks exclusive to cnn and calls out the secretary of state john kerry. >>> plus, venezuela is being cr down on cnn as we try to cover the growing political unrest. what one lawmaker is now calling an assault on the news media. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave t

today marks the first day of early voting in texas. they invited him to campaign with greg abbott and they think that it is going to pay off among republican primary voters. the example i was given was they are doing this event at a very small restaurant in denton, texas. they had about 100 rsvps before they invited ted nugent. it is 300 after they invited ted nugent. they know it is controversial, the things he is saying, not just that but many other things. they say he is a draw and that's why they are doing it. >> pretty candid. as cynical as it is, at least it is candid. >> they aren't backing off at all. i have been watching the tweets coming from his campaign. they are very, very proud of this. they are promoting it. the democrats in texas are jumping all over this. the democratic party chairman responded, texans deserve better than a state-wise candidate running for governor who welcomes ted nugent and his repugnant comments. abbott is defending it saying is a forceful advocate for constitutional rights, specially the second amendment. let me ask about the democrats here. t

nugent is also campaigning for greg abbott, a republican running for the governor in texas. markr political director and is here with more. senator paul isn't the only republican condemning nugent's remarks. >> he's not. we're starting to hear from other republicans that probably don't want to be asked by ted nugent, including john mccain, ted cruz, rick perry, all who appeared on cnn's air in the past couple days, and including many others that will start appearing on other outlets. but let's hear what john mccain, ted cruz, rick perry had to say in the past couple days about ted nujent's remarks. >> it's a free country, but that kind of language really doesn't have any place in our political dialogue. it harms the republican party, i am sure that it harmed that candidate there, and it should be obviously repudiated. i am a severe critic of president obama, particularly on national security, but that kind of language, he's the president of the united states, he has been elected and reelected, and i believe we should treat him respectfully. >> those sentiments there, i don't agre

marks when you talk about this apology. my mother in kansas would not have accepted this as an appropriate apology for an offense. and it is causing a lot of trouble for greg abbotty democratic opponent, out there talking about this today, talking about who he associates himself with, tying him to these words. although greg abbott his issued a statement saying he found it offensive and distancing himself from it. but this is -- you know, it can be a problem for political candidates, who they associate themselves with, who raises money for them. this is has been a gift to democrats. >> a gift to democrats. on a national level, dana. but maybe in politics and in texas and, you know, the smaller counties and towns, will this really have an impact on abbott there in texas as maybe we feel it might covering it from new york or d.c.? >> well, look. abbott still remains the favorite as any republican would in a race like this to be the next governor. but look, i mean, if the ted nugent fans were already voting for abbott, and this is probably a net negative, because it offenders just about everybody else. so he's not really gaining anything by this. i also don't think h