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but part of it played an interesting role, as donald, because michael normousanonymous -- an e influence at that time, but he hated henry wallace. he said -- he referred to a wallese, and referred to it as a wintry snow that covered everything. still hear some of the rumbles of this and i don't know if anybody here remembers this, but there was a famous feud between mary mccarthy and lillian hellman. and they were on "the dick allen show," andick cavett onically, cavett was egging ccarthy, and basically, she finally said, "everything she writes is a lie, including ,'" and this went on for a long time. so the battles about the popular front, which involved views on war in which a number of american veterans had just died, discussions and views about the new deal, views about the communist party, views about american expression, these were all mixed up with the left-wing policies of the 1940's and these are still going on. yes? age.u call it the brazen what would you call the 1920's? mr. bender: besides the jazz age? i mean, it is a funny thing, a lot of people in 1930's -- i mention in passing that for us, it is obvious that the

michael steele. donald trump was on fox news this morning, and mike wallace, i always call him mike, chris wallace askede ways he's pollerizing the electorate. >> if you had purposely set out to turn off voters, especially women voters over the last two weeks, i'm not sure you could have done a better job. >> all i can do is do what i do. i'm self-funding my campaign, i'm not one of these politicians controlled by the people that give them money, believe me, and they're totally controlled. i think i'm doing very well. was this my best week? i guess not. i could have done without the retweet, et cetera, et cetera. i'm doing okay. >> michael steele, if donald trump doesn't understand that he's potentially wrecking the party that he is claiming to want to lead, then what can the party do about someone like that, who doesn't seem to even understand the negative impact he's having? >> you're making an assumption, i think, that donald trump is somehow connecting himself to or aligning himself with, quote, the party. donald trump is not a party guy. he's very much, as mr. sykes says, has been outside of the co

villanova but when we think about u inform c, you've got the michael jordans, the sam perkins, you got the james worthies. you have rasheed wallace, vince carter, i mean, that program is a factory. right. so you don't expect almost like little villanova beat unc. the other part of this story, guys, is that three times that unc has won championship, they have done the by going through villanova. '82, 2005. >> really. >> and 2009. so unc has been a thorn in villanovass side. in fact they beat them in the last final four that villanova was in 2000 nip. how sweet is this. >> so this is a little get back. >> i'm telling you, it is. >> a little get back. let's go back out to trang with the thousands of students. celebrating to night. hi, trang. >> reporter: definitely celebrating we've tried to move further away from the crowd but they just keep coming down here. take look. this is an incredible shot. this is the intersection of lancaster avenue and saint robs road here in bryn mawr. this is ground central where the party is really going on here outside of kelly's tap room. take look. massive crowd. i mean students -- they're slowly tr

interesting role, as you say, because michael donald hated, and he was in a norms , he wase of that time variable in his political ambitions but he hated henry wallace. he referred to a debate to wall-ese, and referred to it as a wintry snow that covered everything. there was one tradition that sort of stood against the popular front culture. hear some the rumbles of this in the 1960's. there was a famous feud between mary mccarthy and lillian hellman. and they were on "the dick cavett show," and basically, cavett was egging on mary mccarthy. she finally said, "everything she writes is a lie, including including 'the,' and 'of'" and this went on for a long time. so this was a battle that went back to those days. lillian hellman would accuse her of writing like john steinbeck. so the battles about the popular front, which involved views on the spanish civil war from which the last american veterans had just died, discussions and views about the new deal, views about the communist party, views about abstract expressionism these , were all mixed up with the left-wing policies of the 1940's and the corals are still going on. -- quarels are still going o

michael hufff before this began. the last time there was rallyl here for primary contender, 1977 for george wallace and before that, 1960the people of frederick to haveh a contender come to their townon and it also tells i was little t bit about this race. race. it's not normal for a state like maryland to have such an influence in the primaries and it's still does -- it does in this 2016 election. now, for ted cruz, though, partp of the reason why this might bet the second time he's here thisei week is because the polls areol not looking good for him in maryland.land he is polling in third when yout look at average of real clear politics polling. p so he certainly trying to pick k up those numbers in maryland mar there are eight congressionalon districts. each of those districts award a three delegates and they are ty winner take all for each ofach those districts.istrts. so ted cruz is going to have tot try to win a majority in at a least a handful of those districts to take a few more moe delegates away from donald trumt in the hopes of getting to thatt contested convention because ass we saw after new york, it so i

wallace. managing editor of blom berg politics john heilemann and in philadelphia, former chairman of the republican national committee, michael think he's more like a veteran columnist. >> and nicolle is like the iron woman. you were here all night, right? >> caffeinated. >> so how are your parents doing this morning? >> they text me all night, like as though it's like it's my primetime coverage. it's like jump in and tell them that donald is evolving. jump in and tell them -- i said at one point for his own political purposes, it might have helped him with what he has to do to give her a little quick congrats on her wins tonight and they fire back with texting rage. he should never -- >> michael steele, has he -- he calls himself the presumptive nominee. what should we call him? >> the presumptive nominee. if he were any other candidate, that's exactly what everyone in washington and around the country would be calling him inside the gop. donald trump put together a massive coalition of support last night. he is now won in every -- he is winning in every region of the country. the base is now consolidating behind him. what h