>> we is acknowledging he was meeting with reince priebus. we your outside in the alewhere you saw the motorcade pulling out. so we could not definitively say it was with reince priebus but there is no way that donald trump would have been in the rnc for 45 minutes to an hour with anyone other than the head of the rnc, reince priebus. and the fact is, he's got a lot of repair work to do. they have to bring this party together and there's got to be concern that down ballot races are in jeopardy. they could lose the senate. because of all of the controversial statements. we do know duncan hunter announced today he would be part after house leadership committee for donald trump. we know there's been very little congressional support for trump here in washington. that duncan hunter's spokesman said this moting, foreign policy meeting, which preceded the meeting at rnc today, has been previously scheduled. scheduled a week ago they said. bass not in response to the -- in the last 48 hours, in the interview with chris matthews, on foreign policy an

reince priebus is the chair of that. it is expected he will step down from that post in january of 2017. it was important that loyalty pledge that all candidates signed early on in the process when there were 17 people running to be the gop nominee. joining the conversation from washington, our msnbc analyst, former national spokesperson for ted cruz's campaign, rick, what do you make of this meeting and how important the relationship is between the rnc and presumed front-runner in donald trump in this moment in time after that town hall last night? >> well, the presumed front-runner or presumed nominee, and nobody reached that level, really gains control of the republican party. they become head of the republican party. so in one respect this could be donald trump coming over there to see this is how things will be when i'm in charge. i doubt that's it. i don't know if it is so much the loyalty pledge. those reince priebus has been known to call different candidates in camps to ask everyone to tone it down, keep it civi

it is interesting to hear reince priebus say no, the minority will not speak for the majority.majority of delegates. otherwise, you may not get the nomination. it is also worth noting he went on to say he doesn't expect someone who is not running for president to not get the nomination. he thinks ultimately the republican nominee will be donald trump, ted cruz or john kasich. he didn't say if donald trump gets close, that is good enough. he should automatically be the nominee. >> trump will outline his middle east policy. he will talk to republican leaders. making his case for why he is their guy. all this happening as there were the incidents of violence again at a trump gathering. protesters blocking a road to a big trump rally. you had a sucker punch seen around the world. donald trump says this about the violence at the events. >> these are professional agitators. someone who roped the block so people have to wait hours to get in, i think that is fair. there should be blame there too. when signs are lifted up with tremendous profanity on them. the worst profanity and you ha

he had a one-hour meeting with rance priebus, the chairman of the rnc, the rnc releasing a statement said that he had a positive discussion about the current state of the race and chairman priebus will be reaching out to every candidate who is remaining, who wants to have these type of discussions. john harwood heard from the trump camp, a conversation was mainly about delegates. delegate rules at the rnc convention in cleveland coming up in july and how the allocation process would move forward. i can report from communications with rnc official that this meeting was in fact scheduled last week, it was originally supposed to be ten minutes and ballooned into an hour, party unity also on the docket. so, a lot of things being discussed, presumably one would think that maybe rance priebus would suggest tone down the rhetoric to donald trump because, as you mentioned, chuck, in he are worried about that building behind me about his effect on down ballot races, the senate, the house in play. if you look at projections. but donald trump showing face here and for all accounts at least on t

he just wrapped up a meeting with reince priebus. string of potentially damaging gaffes on abortion and national security. for ted cruz and john kasich, the hope is this rough week for trump marks a turning point in this campaign. even with his campaign in turmoil, donald trump was all smiles. criss-crossing washingtons in motorcade, trump sat downith top rnc officials behind closed doors. later vowing in a tweet that he will bring the party together. even as john kasich and ted cruz furiously try to block his road to the white house. >> i have to tell you that as commander in chief and leader of the free world, you don't get do-overs. you need to be able to get it right the first time. >> reporter: kasich nvd cruz are tag teaming trump over his comment that women should be punished if they undergo an abortion. >> do you believe in punishment for abortion? yes or no, as a principle. >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. >> reporter: on a popular conservative wisconsin radio show, cruz attacked trump as uninfo

he's said to be meeting with reince priebus right now.has complained over and over again about treatment by the republican national committee, and one could expect that's one of the things on the agenda as the two meet today. we will continue following this, and if he speaks to reporters as soon as he exits the building, we will bring that to you. there he is. you can see donald trump giving a big wave to the crowds there as he gets into his vehicle. not stopping to talk to anyone. again, he just emerged from the meeting with reince priebus, talking to the rnc, potentially about his treatment. we might anticipate hearing more from donald trump as the time goes on. he's getting ready to pull away there in his vehicle. he is in washington, d.c. today. said to be also meeting with some of his advisers on international issues. again, donald trump there leaving rnc headquarters. not talking to any reporters. reports meanwhile today that some of the country's biggest and best known companies are rethinking plans to sponsor the upcoming gop conv

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reince priebus the chairman this and say we will come together in november. but you've got a sitting member of the u.s. senate from nebraska and it this sitting governor of massachusetts. both saying they will never support donald trump if he's the nominee. i've never seen anything like this. you cannot walk back some of the statements. i know the candidates last night said they would support donald trump if he was the nominee but you get the feeling like how can you really support someone you've called a comment and a fraud? >> we look forward to show. you can watch the full interview with reince priebus on facing south florida sunday morning at 11:30 here on cbs 4. >>> police make an arrest in the case of sulfur of the people pickpocketed at a local businesses. what the topic said the suspect told them about the victims are >>> the investigation into the allegations. >>> a south florida man sues marco rubio and ted cruz training they are not eligible to be president. a judge rules whether the case to move forward. >>> plenty of warm out there today. tempera

quote, had a very nice meeting with that reince priebus and the gop. looking forward to bringing the party together and it will happen. exclamation point. trump in d.c. meeting with some of his national security advisors the team he put in place to help him with issues of security and policy here at home and all across the globe. as far as other candidates go in this race, ted cruz not in wisconsin today, just like trump and kasich not here. they will be back tomorrow. ted cruz well-represented in the badger state. governor scott walker cut a tv spot airing here in wisconsin for cruz. walker announced his endorsement earlier this week. john kasich was in the northeast today. he leveled some of his harshest attacks on trump to date. where we are, you might wonder about all the farm equipment. this is the 56th annual show. we were talking with voters, throughout the day. very apparent what they're looking for here in wisconsin. at least as it relates to the agriculture industry. many voters are are talking abot change. >> everybody is looking for some ki

no doubt he is meeting with rooens priebus.ew house committee with two members of the house who have endorsed him, collin and dunk can hunter. a lot of developments happening with donald trump today in washington, d.c. he's behind closed doors meeting with the rnc. remember, they wanted him to sign the pledge a couple of months ago after he became a candidate to say he would remain a republican and run as a republican. every candidate signed that. in the past couple of days they have changed their opinions on that. what are they talking about? we'll keep an eye on this developing story. more after this. olay total effects a skin transformation that rivals the leading department store moisturizer. revives skin to fight 7 signs of aging. with olay, you age less, so you can be ageless. olay. ageless. it's everything you've always wanted. and you work hard to keep it that way. ♪ sometimes, maybe too hard. get claimrateguard® from allstate. it helps keep your homeowners' rate from going up just because of a claim. call an allstate a

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joining us rnc chairman reens priebus with us. how are you? >> doing great, sean.or having me. >> what do you think of that poll? 59% say whoever has the most delegates should win. >> well, i mean, what do i think about it? i think it makes sense, right? it does make sense but you have to have a majority of delegates just as the person there just mentioned. and that's just a way it is. you have to have a majority on the floor. and if one of the candidates has a majority going in to cleveland, it is a lock. it's a guarantee. you will be the nominee of the party. we've put provisions in place to make sure that that can't be taken away. the bound delegate rule is very clear. so if you have a majority of the delegates going in to cleveland, you will, in fact, be the nominee so -- >> say somebody's 100 short. >> i know. >> mathematically, trump and cruz have a shot. trump better than cruz right now. that's where we stand. john kasich has no shot but he's saying to me have a big battle convention floor. his hope is that he will get the nomination that people have have mo

reince priebus is a pragmatic guy. of experience or commonsense would be holding their breath as to actually pledge a sign to being honored, god forbid somebody do that. you know, this is getting nasty. this is getting nasty and i think the message out there to the three candidates is, look, folks, let's tone down the rhetoric. at some point we will all have to unite. we all have to come under the same tent or we are going to lose. those are basically to change the rhetoric, change the tone, he is the clear front-runner. it's time for him to start talking a unifying message, to start giving republicans like me some hope that maybe there is some room under a republican tent if he is the nominee. right now i don't see it. i don't feel it and it will be very difficult for it come august. >> tara, if mr. trump doesn't become a uniter, is it pretty clear to you at this point that the republican party is fractured beyond repair, that moderates and conservatives cannot exist within one party again? >> i think this is the one

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john harwood, cnbc, rance priebus talked to donald trump about party unity. he also talked to donald trump about the delegate process, the allocation of delegates how the process would run within a contested convention and what that would mean for the future of the trump campaign and other campaigns. this united states something they're coming to a head now on, steve, because of the likelihood that a certainly a possibility. also today, the rnc started a website that talked about how a contested convention would run. convention facts, delegate facts and whatnot. so, certainly an interesting meeting. it went for about 45 minutes to an hour. donald trump giving a big wave to the crowd of people that had swarmed both entrance and exit to get a look at him, went on his way. but i can tell you, on good authority, steve, politically, donald trump is very worrisome for people in the building behind me of what effect it could have on down ballot races in the senate and the house but most of the conversation but was delegate process and what would happen if donald tru

i'll ask the republican party chairman reince priebus. >>> seeking donations.eporting about a major turn around by trump. a source now telling us his self-funded campaign will go after big donors after trump secures the presidential nominati nomination. does the brash billionaire now planning a huge fund-raising scheme? fight night. the four remaining republican candidates facing off tonight for the first time since trump's slew of super tuesday victories. will marco rubio try to repeat the assault that seemed to throw trump a bit off balance in their last meet-up, and will ted cruz join in to unleash a political bloodbath? >>> answering questions. the u.s. justice department granting immunity to a hillary clinton staffer who set up her private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. an unexpected twist just ahead of the cnn democratic presidential debate in flint, michigan. will clinton herself be questioned as part of the fbi investigation? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situa

priebus! >> yeah, i look like a priebus. >> priebus? had been reince. >> thank you. >> thank you, reince. >> aren't you glad you're not reince today? >>> a second federal judge is opening the door to letting a conservative watchdog group question the state department officials about hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server while she was secretary of state. in a three-page order filed yesterday, u.s. district senior judge royce lamberth granted a request from the group judicial watch to pursue legal discovery. the judge cliebed clint eddescr e-mail arrangement as "extraordinary" and said there have been shifting explanations. clinton maintained she did what was allowed and didn't send or receive information marked "classified." >> cokie roberts, they've now angered two federal judges. two, not one. they have angered two federal judges. not a wise move. >> this story won't go away. that's clearly the case and if i were she, i would like to get it all out right now. >> why isn't it going to go away? >> because it keeps plodding its

i hope chairman priebus stood strong. we'll stick by the rules. if you get a majority, you're the nominee. deirdre: let me ask you where the opportunity lies as you see it for senator cruz? donald trump had a very rough and fractured the past 24 hours. he made extreme statements on all kinds of subjects. dr. ben carson who endorsed donald trump on the show last evening. here is what dr. carson said in response to some of trump's comments on abortion. >> mr. trump stated if there are punishments, if abortion is made illegal, the punishments should be directed to people performing the abortion as opposed to woman who is already being punished in the situation. deirdre: congressman, how do you see senator cruz coming out reaching out to half the population in the u.s., which happened to be women? >> first of all, ben carson, in that statement shows why he couldn't last as candidate. he wasn't ready for prime time. he hadn't talked about these issues in this case, he doesn't understand the pro-life movement, on those of us who are trying to protect th

here is chairman of the rnc, reince priebus. great to have you back on the program. this is interesting p newsing. why now, reince? why file the lawsuits now? >> we filed the original request six months ago, and under the law, you have to provide a reasonable amount of time in order for agencies and governments to comply with open records q. after many attempts, our lawsuit becomes ripe after a certain period of time. and we filed our complaint with the federal court and we went through the process of obtaining the documents, the employee's, text and e-mails. and they have not complied. i have worked in government work and other people know what it is all about. it is simple. citizens can request documents from elected officials and the law requires a response. the state department has not responded at all. and completely stone walled. and we are not the only ones who filed the lawsuit, the associate press, gawker and vice. you know the story. we are another group. >> when i spoke to judge napolitano said the lawsuit is redundantant and at risk for being fined for ar

and so i, it's a prisoner's dilemma for reince priebus.ell you, it's got to be tough back room conversations with him right now. harris: i'd like to know exactly how they know just how unbound these delegates are. remember, dr. ben carson comes with a number of those unbound delegates. maybe not a huge number, but it starts the trend of others looking, you know, are there other people who have gotten out of the race that may step with a donald trump that just may have a few of those unbound delegates? it's hard to say. >> well, harris, you said it better than anybody, he's been playing this card game for a long period of time. harris: exactly. >> he hoe knows -- he knows their hand. my guess is he's going to galvanize those outsider delegates. they always talk about trump being below, at the 35, 40% number. what they fail to mention is that the outsider vote -- carly fiorina, ben carson, if you want to include ted cruz -- it's over 60%. if he becomes that outsider galvanizer, he's going to crush them. andrea: kirsten, it goes to the establ

reince priebus is here. here is what donald trump told "the o'reilly factor" about that closed door meeting. >> it was a very good meeting. we met with reince priebus and the staff they are very good people. actually a terrific meeting i think. it's really a unity meeting. we are leading by a lot. we have far and away the most delegates. millions and millions of votes more than anybody else than ted has than, you know, kasich has. and we really, i think they want it to really discuss, you any, unity and i like discussing unity, too. >> republican national committee chair reince priebus joins us, good evening, sir. >> hi, greta. >> how would you describe that meeting with donald trump today? >> i don't think that was far off. first of tall wasn't a surprise meeting. i night ruin the fun. >> when was it scheduled. >> days ago. >> that sounds like a little bit of a surprise. >> i hate to ruin the fun. when a can dot says i'm going to come in town have meetings want to stop by and say hello? no problem. let's ch

god bless you, and let's have a great debate. >> that's reince priebus, the chairman of the rnc.et's bring back gloria borger and john king for a quick final thought. certainly an interesting message from him. >> the chairman of the republican party needs to state we're all going to be behind the nominee. that that's an open question this far into the process after this many debates tells you everything you need to know. there are still candidates on that stage and forces in the party who say we're going to try to block donald trump no matter what it takes and some people say publicly, i will never support him if he's the nominee. prince priebus as the chairman knows his party may fracture if the trajectory of donald trump continues. his party may yet fracture. he's trying to hold those pieces together. good luck. >> not only justice people who say they won't support donald trump but the former republican nominee for the presidency, mitt romney, has come out and said i will never support donald trump. so he had to do that tonight to sort of tell everyone we are going to be behind

chair of the gop, reince priebus. you heard glenn beck who thinks your party is headed to civil war. >> well, look. we've got a process and i've said it repeatedly. whoever has the majority of delegates is going to be the nominee of our party. those delegates are -- are obviously in many cases bound to the outcomes of these primaries and caucuses and so, those are -- those are the rules that are laid out. there are no plans to undo the rules. or change the nomination process midstream. so, we're going to be 100% for the nominee, george. and so, that's where we're at. that's where i have always been. that's what i have always said. >> in the past, you have called the idea of a brokered convention an extreme hypothetical. after last night, it is a more real possibility that no one gets the 1237 they need before cleveland in july? >> you know, i highly doubt it, george. happening. it doesn't mean it's impossible. it just means that, you don't know what next week is going to bring. or the week after. or a month from now.

how do you think -- is reince priebus doing a great job here? it feels like no one feels that the gop is taking control of this. now the notion of rewriting the rules before the convention has a lot of people worried. >> i think of the national party like an offensive lineman at a football game. if they are not doing their job right, you can't win. charles: the quarterback is getting sacked over and over again. >> reince priebus is taking it from all ages, but he's a three-term chairman. he will wind up being the longest serving chairman in the republican party's history. they put on a great nominating contest. they are being transparent and open with what they are doing. they are not going to rig the rules. by the way, a plurality does not get you a nomination. the rnc would have to rig the rule are the in favor of a candidate who didn't get a majority. you didn't get a majority the delegates will decide it. that's what the rnc has been about. they haven't called balls and strikes and they let it play out. charles: here's the thing. we show whe

he said, just had a very nice meeting with reince priebus and the gop.ng the party together and it will happen. rebecca, your reaction? we got to bring you in. >> sounds like the meeting went well. it's i think indicative of how much trump has changed over the course of this campaign, that he is now talking about uniting the party, tweeting out this very diplomatic really for him tweet about his meeting with reince priebus, just at the same time, really, in the same week that he has been warning the republican party against pulling any fast ones on him. he flamed up over this louisiana delegate selection process. where ted cruz's campaign went in and just by virtue of their better organization were able to come out with more delegates than trump. it looks like for now they've made peace. >> quickly, nia, rand paul is touting this big endorsement tomorrow. do we know anything about that? >> you know, i don't personally know anything about it. you know, we'll have to see. i think the story of endorsem t endorsements this year is that they really mattered.

. >> reince priebus says the party will be behind the nominee. >> i think it depends who the nominee is. i think if the nominee is ted i think if the nominee is donald trump, it is impossible. there is a significant percentage of republicans who will not vote for him. they won't. they'll stay home before they vote for him. they find him to be offensive and vulgar and not a conservative. a man who never voted in a republican primary in his life and now wants to be the nominee for the republican party. if 15 or 20% of your own party doesn't vote for you, there is no way you can win a general election. we're ready behind as it is given the last two elections. we need someone who can nite the party, but also who can grow it. >> has thereeen any discussions to join forces against donald trump? >> no. that is stuff that people dream up. like something out of house of cards. i'm running for president. if that works out, i hope it does, with god's will, i'm prepared to do the job. florida is critical. whoever wins florida in my opinion, whoever wins the primary on tuesday in florida is proba

had a very nice meeting with reince priebus and the party at the gop. looking forward to bringing the party together and it will happen. what would it take for you to support him at this point? >> no, there's nothing he could possibly say for me. i look at this holistically in his 30-year record from statements that are quite offensive from race to women to just a character issue, the fact that he brags about playing to people's fantasies and selling them things, and just making comments about how stupid people are and how he's able to manipulate them. his record as a businessman i'm concerned about, how he stiffs small businesses, doesn't take responsibility for them. his basic temperament is a problem for me. look at all these things in totality. i don't care that he decides a year ago all of a sudden now he's pro-life, all of a sudden now he's against immigration, now he's against obamacare when he was for single payor at one poin point. i'm looking at these things in totality and i'm seeing them as a con and a sales job. everything i've seen coming

>>> a big meeting between the rnc's chairman, reince priebus, and donald trump today. what was discussed? some should ted cruz be worried. we report, you decide. >> roaring like a bunch of lions in march. the dow surging more than 7%, helping to turn a positive for the first quarter. the question is,er is this rally for here? larry says, it is, cal is not so sure. why aren't you sure? >> there's no catalyst in my opinion. you need a strong jobs report tomorrow, you need corporate earnings that have demonstrated significant traction in order -- we also need to calm down with the international community with respect to national security because the markets are paying close attention to that. and lastly, charles, you are in an election year, and historically election years the market does not do well. >> larry, we had the worst start in history to the market but we have been able to turn it around for a series of reasons. that last jobs report was considered good at 242,000. why is this real, larry? >> i think it's real -- back up and forget about the last six or seven mo

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we met with reince priebus and the staff. a terrific meeting and it is really a unit meeting. we're leading by a lot. we have far and away the most delegates. >> who called the meeting? did you or did they? >> i think it was probably mutually called. we've been talking and dealing a lot. >> so i didn't let him stop right there. i asked him again. i wanted to know. did you call them or did they call you? >> you're very suspicious of this. >> i am. i literally got a call from the people high in the rnc twice yesterday. before o'reilly and after. they want to talk about whether they can change the rule. >> you've been saying you're afraid they are going to change the rule on trump. you have to hurry up. they want to us get out. >> go for it. i caught him as he was coming out. rnc meeting. and his tenor and demeanor was very telling. check it out. >> in a good way or a bad way? >> you have to tune in. >> a tease. >> anyway, watch. >> that would an american president in smoke weed? the coming up next. (patrick 1) what's it like to be the boss of you? (patrick 2) pretty great. (patr

the biggest applause at the convention was when reince priebus talked about beating hillary.a very united party. could we potentially have a multi-ballot convention? sure we could. it's rare it was threatened in 1976 by ronald reagan but it didn't happen. we no who we don't want and the policies that have failed for the last 7 1/2 years, and we know about the corruption of the clintons and why they are not fit to serve this country and scam billions of dollars as they have been doing during sick terry clinton's time as bill clinton raked in money leveraging her activities. charles: i get that there is a common foe, but i have to disagree with the party might be, particularly with the brokered convention. you have hashtags, never cruz, never trump. to look the other way i don't know will be the answer. encase itch is hinting he will say something in the next 24 hours saying he will never vote for donald trump if he's the nominee. that cannot help the party. >> he might vote for donald trump if he's the running-mate. you know, you are laughing, but let's think back. i'm old eno

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what chairman priebus is saying and what it could mean for the party going forward. >>> and he's not the only one on the campaign trail. bernie sanders hitting the trail with his wife this weekend. what difference could that make with the voters? not a lot of people know much about sanders. we'll have a profile of mrs. sanders as fox news channel rolls on this afternoon. >> we're staying in until the convention. i mean, there are a lot of large states coming in the future. and as i said, the more people know him, the more they support his ideas. so time is on our side. pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything. sfx: leaf blowers the yardley's. dad! sorry. spring is on. start your trugreen lawn plan today. trugreen. live life outside. e*trade is all about seizing opportunity. so i'm going to take this opportunity to go off scr

. >>> let's get more on this now from the chair of the republican national committee, reince priebus. mr. priebus, thank you for joining us this morning. >> good morning. >> you heard that interview with mr. trump. has he does enough to contain the violence at his rallies? >> well, look, i mean, i think he's -- trying to make the point that, we want to talk about both sides, but clearly, both sides need to condemn violence. and violence is never the answer. and i think as far as everyone getting involved in the crowds, leave it to the professionals. the sheriff there was in the crowd. and secret service is there. that's their job to do it. i think that is the best place to leave it. violence is never the answer. condoning violence is never the answer. it's not what we're about. and, i think everyone agrees with that. >> everyone agrees with that. but what have you told -- i know you speak with the trump campaign and mr. trump himself, what have you told him about this? this is not the first time this happened. we're seeing it again and again and again. >> we have talked about it a lit

this is all cause for the republican chairman reince priebus thinks professionals should deal with protesters, not campaign managers. a man at one of his arizona rallies sucker punched. miguel, christine. >> thank you, chris. the protester who got sucker punched at the rally is speaking out. the video shows bryan sanders escorted out of the building by security. when things got out of hand. listen to sanders describe what happened. >> i had a sign that said bad for america. it had trump with the confederate flag superimposed on his face. i had that in my hand. i had a peace sign up. the guy grabbed the sign out of my hand and sucker punched me. he got on top of me and hit me a couple more times. this is democracy. people that don't want us to be at the event, they should look deep inside themselves. this is what it brings. it's the '60s all over again. getting punched in the face is no problem. trump is not going to be in the white house. >> the man seen punching sanders on the video is 32-year-old tom pettaway. >>> donald trump and his two republican rivals making a push for votes before two

anyone who believed it, including rnc chairman reince priebus, who is from wisconsin, was really diluded themselves. you can't have watched donald trump's politics and approach and have thought he was serious about it. and nor should the other republicans have said such a thing. you know, these candidates, or donald trump will appear today in northeast wisconsin, in a district represented by congressman reed ribbal. last year, the congressman made it clear that he would not support donald trump as the republican nominee. that's a republican congressman saying months ago that if trump was the nominee, he could not and would not support him. now, the fact of the matter is he actually just took a serious look at the situation and said this can't be the republican party. and it is always seemed absurd to me that so many republicans would have press conferences and object to donald trump and say, oh, we don't like what he said here, we don't like what he did here, and at the end say of course, i would back him for president if he's the nominee. >> especially, john, when they were saying -- >>