michelle. there were a lot of people out there who are not thrilled with the current slate of candidates and they believed perhaps paul ryan was going to be the knight in shining armor to come to the rescue at the last moment and they would then put on stage at the convention in cleveland and say here is our guy. there would be brokered deals behind close would be the nominee. it's now appearing less and less likely. you can't rule anything out. critics will say look, he also said he didn't want to be speaker of the house and then that is what happened. so you never never rule it out especially in a town like this. but at the moment it looks like the three republican candidates are the three the final options. as a result, that means the voters have to get it out of their mind, this paul ryan factor temporarily. michelle: scott, let's talk about the voters. what are we expecting in terms of voter turn-out since the two front-runners in this contest for president seem to have a lot of people who don't like them? scott: yeah. this is a fascinating thing to dissect. if you look at the new numbers that came out from the "associated press" and some surve