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i don't know if you saw the story about the rga call this morning but the republican governor association did a conference call this morning with all the governors and governor martinez was on the call and she was encouraging non-endorsement of trump why chris christie outlined the reason he was supporting trump. this is going at all levels of the party. there's a furious debate over what trump means to the longevity of the message. >> it's a jaw dropping plan hatched by mitch mcconnell. there's a bunch of vulnerable senators up for re-election. vulnerable senators or all senators will not only divorce themselves from donald trump in terms of endorsement but in their own senate re-election campaign run negative ads against donald trump. try to defeat donald trump, consider it as a given he will lose and talk voters into electing a republican senator as terms of endorsement but in their own senate re-election campaign run negative ads against donald trump. try to defeat donald trump, consider it as a given he will lose and talk voters into electing a republican senator as a counter balance

>> fred malic is the finance chairman of the rga, the republican governors association.ell, what have you wrought? this was a great plan by the republican national committee to weed everything out and avoid having a prolonged primary fight. now, what does the republican party face? >> i think we have a situation where we have two very electable candidates in senator rubio and governor kasich. we have two other candidates who seem to be in the lead who seem to be less electability, one because he is too conservative and one because he has made a few out ramrageous statements. the answer it not to stop somebody but to make one of the four that can be aan electable candidate and a good president. i don't subscribe to the dumb trump moment. i don't think that's the right kind of thing to do. >> so mitt romney was wrong to give the speech and perhaps the wrong messenger. >> he spoke from the heart and what he felt he had to do. i'm not sure what it accomplished. we have to say that while we want somebody more than trump but the chances are better than 50% that trump is going

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money as well and if you have donors that care about money all over the country, they will get to the rgahigan and california and so on. who -- youus as to are talking a lot about consumer vats. the national party organizations and super pac that are like house majority pack and senate majority pack that are very closely aligned with party leaders. >> we do run across that a little bit in one very important sense. if you at all this money to the party, you will get corruption issues. there is now a court challenge underway. it will probably go up to the supreme court over the extent to which they can do that during but they are finding themselves saying, a-ok, if we cannot raise the money inside the state party, we will take a former state party chairman or the current state party chairman and set up a state super pac. we can't coordinate with that group but we know them and they know that and they can rake in the dark money and spend it. nobody we talked to think that is a good idea on any side of the equation. but it is headed towards -- the doors are open for the money headed in that d

there were meetings in park city, utah, and at seattle and georgia amongst the rga met in park city,rs met in sea island. they look at donald trump as vulnerable and see a path to stopping him. >> the headlines, and in the "the washington times" this morning, is that in the secret meetings, gop elites are -- they've got a slide show presentation, powerpoint, where they show how we can make sure donald trump doesn't get the necessary delegates going into the convention. they dream of a contested convention. it hinges on next tuesday. he's got to lose ohio, florida, and illinois. and if he does that, then he'll be about three dozen short. you know, that's their plan, what they're pushing to donors and others who are trying to stop at all odds donald trump. >> you know, the republican party is split, and the party is either for donald trump or completely against donald trump. and there are a lot of blue-collar workers that normally would vote for the democrat, especially in the state of michigan. they hear donald trump speak. he's saying i'm going to save your jobs. they've seen factori

big meeting in rga, in park city, conservative thinkers, money people in sea island, georgia, pockets trump so he doesn't get to the majority of delegates. is it too late for that strategy to work right now? >> it's not. and today will give us more indication, as saturday did, about whether trump is stable, rising or perhaps falling. we're only a month away from new hampshire. two things have changed since then regarding the capacity of others to stop trump. one is the anti-trump effort has geared up. there is real money behind it. not as much as some would like. but there is money for ad campaigns and voter communications that could change things. a month ago none of the people who are rivals to trump would have considered teaming up. there is now talk at the highest levels of the republican party about the prospect of could there be some sort of either teaming up by having somebody get out of the race and throw their support to a different candidate or actually teaming up and basically running as a ticket. some combination, kasich, rubio and cruz. could two of them team up in a way

>> fred malic is the finance chairman of the rga, the republican governors association. well, what have you wrought? this was a great plan by the republican national committee to