matthew tully is for the indianapolis star and joins us now. how does the newspaper really feel about these republican candidates? newspaper that was pretty disappointed with john kasiche >> donald trump has this thing lead. matt: we have not had up: several days but the writing on the wall service the indicate yet a steady week here. cruz made a lot of news and he more dramatic with the alliance with john kasich and carly fiorina. not, aselieve it or been a steady, noncontroversial candidate in this week's race. it will be interesting to see what happens. it has been aike national race for so long i don't care about undecided voters. that sayste an essay even at a ted cruz event, it is all about donald trump. >> yes, yes. i was in a diner in the south side of indianapolis and these two diners, not unusual, they started talking on donald trump. one was a donald trump supporter and a ted cruz importer. they were all talking about donald trump. giving a sort of informal appearance to the press and only talked about was donald trump. even at a ted

john kasich in a brokered convention if he abandons the state before the campaign started. >> matthew tully is joining us from indianapolis, political columnist for the indianapolis star. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. matthew: thanks a lot. it was a pleasure. newsmakers,n arizona voting, immigration, puerto rico's debt, and other issues. sunday at 10 a.m. and 6 p.m. on c-span. >> independent media is the oxygen of a democracy. essentially holding those in power accountable. you know, we are not there to serve some kind of corporate agenda. thatwe cover warranties are not brought you by the weapon manufactured -- >> amy goodman, host of democracy now, talks about the books she has co-authored, 20 years covering the moments changing america. which looks back on some of the shows they have covered. amy: democracy now as opposed to 20 years ago, it really has not changed. bringing out the voices of the grassroots around the world, they are very much representing i think the majority of people. i mean, i think people who are concerned deeply about war and peace, about the growin

game looks like for the parties in indiana, long-time "indianapolis star" reporter and columnist matthew tullieod to have you with us this morning. >> good morning. >> indiana governor mike pence announced how great trump is before announcing he would be voting for ted cruz. >> i've come to my decision for who i'm supporting. i'm not against anybody butly be voting for ted cruz. >> that seems fairly non-committal as to who he's actually endorsing. is this typical mike pens hermi here? what's the strategy. >> you have an incouple bent governor who is in quite a bit of trouble, under 50% in approval rating in his reelect numbers. i think he had to be very careful here. he tried to cover all his bases with this. this sort of is an endorsement but wasn't much of one. if you listen to the tape, i think donald trump can walk out with more sound bites that favor him than ted cruz. >> the kasich-cruz alliance seems to have quickly fallen apart, being called the non-alliance alliance. even with the indy star endorsing kasich. have voters likewise ignored the alliance. you think people could still turn o