that is really difficult when you are the rnc. the rnc does not involved in primaries as a rule.ultimately is what mitch mcconnell has warned the party. we need quality candidates. if we do not have that, republicans will have the same problems as they did in 2022. geoff: thank you for your insights. ♪ amna: the biden administration announced plans today to overhaul the network that has run the nation's organ transplant system for nearly four decades. the united network for organ sharing, known as unos, has faced criticism for inadequately managing the process. in 2022, doctors performed more than 42,000 transplants in the u.s., but the are still 104,234 men, women and children currently on the organ transplant wait list. every 10 minutes, another person is added to that list. 17 people die every day waiting for an organ transplant. the proposal would open up a competitive bidding process for other organizations to possibly take over the network, with a goal of shortening wait times and saving lives. to help us understand why this overhaul is crucial, i'm joined by dr. jayme lock

the rnc does not get involved in primaries.here started to flex muscles because they know the mistake. this is what mcconnell has borne the party. republicans will have the same problems. >> the biden administration announced plans to overhaul the network that has from the organ transplant systems nearly four decades. the organization has faced criticism. in 2022, doctors performed more than 42,000 transplants in the u.s. but there are still 104,234 men, women and children currently on the organ transplant wait list and every 10 minutes anoer person is added to that list 17 people die every day waiting for an organ transplant. the proposal would open up a bidding process to possibly take over the network. to help us understand why this overhaul is crucial, i'm joined by the director of the division of transplantation at the heersink school of medicine for the university of alabama in birmingham. welcome and thank you for joining us there is a lot the plan seeks to do, at the heart is breaking up this network that has operated l

come together, the rnc is setting the stage early we want everyone to support the nominee. with one how are you going to handle trump's upcoming legal troubles? >> what is happening in new york is egregious. crime is up 22% under bragg. i was looking at an article on a man he let off who raped a woman and went on to assault 5 more women. how about he focuses on the violent crime in new york instead of a partisan attack on a former president. we cannot continue to allow democrats to use their political office to go after republicans. i think the american public is sick of this, they don't think this rises to a felony which bragg is trying to do, he reduces crime on everything else, reduces charges and everything else except when it comes to republicans, except when it comes to trump, this is out of control and every republican is united against that. we won come back soon and tell us how you will handle his legal problems in georgia. out of time, see you again soon. republican senator tim scott south carolina fueling speculation about his run in 2024. what he doing now? >> g

the rnc chair told me on this program last week, she's going to require it. will you sign it? the goal of what the rnc is trying to do is to avoid a third party candidate out there. and again, that would be the threat from donald trump. so the motivation is to keep donald trump, if he doesn't win the primary, from running as a third party candidate, and i applaud that. and so if you're going to have a pledge, have it say that. you know, that the candidates who participate in the debate are not going to run as a third party candidate and that would solve that issue. but beyond that, we have never had party loyalty oaths. we've never had those oaths we did in 2016. they weren't effective, they weren't enforceable. you had candidates that participated and then later didn't support the party. we have to be real. but i do anticipate finding a candidate to participate in a debate and i think that's very, very important that we talk about problem solving ideas through that debate and that's a good opportunity for america to meet and introduce themselves to the candidates on the gop s

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nominee no matter who it is o if you want to participate in an rnc sanctioned event. are you countable signing that pledge? if donald trump is involved? >> look, i'm a lifelong republican congress for the republican nominee. when you look at what's coming out of the white house, it isn't democrat policy. it's real left-wing extreme agenda type stuff that is not in the best interest of this country and that no doubt any solid republican would be better than what comes up it as far as former president trump i think he's going to run obvious cbp's in the race. he's not going to be the nominee. that's just not going to happen. i think there's a lot of opportunity to bring forward with the republican party, not what we were, , not yesterdays leadership yesterdays story or crying about what happened in november 2022 but what we're going to bring to the table and get done tomorrow. that's what americans looking for. i am confident whoever comes out republican nomination process is going to lead this country and will be able to deliver a winning 24. and i will back them. >> n

. >> coming up, rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel says gop candidates, including donald trump, will haven debates. but trump's already pushing back. >> of course he is. >> what is potential lack of cooperation could mean for the party's 2024 host, that's next. host, that's next ♪ ♪ get directv with a two year price guarantee. known as a passionate artist. known for loving the outdoors. known for getting everyone together. no one wants to be known for cancer, but a treatment can be. keytruda is known to treat cancer. fda-approved for 16 types of cancer, including certain early-stage cancers. one of those cancers is triple-negative breast cancer. keytruda may be used with chemotherapy medicines as treatment before surgery and then continued alone after surgery when you have early-stage breast cancer and are at high risk of it coming back. keytruda can cause your immune system to attack healthy parts of your body during or after treatment. this may be severe and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you have cough, shortness of breath, chest pain, diarrhea, severe stomach pain, sever

you were counsel to the rnc and know how fcc files work. what do you make of this case based on what we know so far? >> well, good morning. yeah, before i was chairman for six years i was also general counsel of the rnc. in that span of time, i've probably filed under my watch millions upon millions of line items with the federal election commission. that's the commission that governs whether or not campaigns are doing things properly with their disclosures of both expenses and income and revenue. in this particular case, what the district attorney is trying to do is hook a federal election campaign violation or any other federal law to revive an otherwise time-limited misdemeanor in new york. the fec looked at this case. a complaint was filed several years ago. 18 months ago the federal election commission decided the trump campaign did everything properly and that, in fact, if the democrats were correct, if their wish came true and that the trump campaign would have disclosed this on their campaign finance report, that would have been a v

>> this is a question i would ask you, former chamber of the rnc. but you know what? i think some of these people who are thinking of running, who aren't ron or don, they're hoping for that to come on. we've looked at the polls over the last few weeks. donald trump is gaining in support. he's raising money hand over fist, over that insane social media posts that he put in put out last saturday. nikki haley, who's the only other person declared in the race, other than donald trump, she has been in the low single digits. i mean, you would think that she would be someone who could get that neither ron, neither don crowd. clearly, she's not gaining traction, so no. also because donald trump, he is the man to beat. >> he is, he is. and folks haven't figure that part out yet. so tim, to the point that jonathan just raise about nikki, you've got haley and hence both trying to conflate trump into, and ron desantis, for that matter, into this fame, right? that everyone wants to be a part of. how successful is that attempt going to be? do you think. >> not that successful, i do

advocate magazine with leading lgbtq ia plus magazines said peter is not day after he spoke at thezi rncot represent the gay voice. so now you're starting to see a pattern which then brings us to the doorstep of the third religion that has america chokehold and that is the newest one that looks like it is here to stayit until we do something about it and we will, that is the claimant religion in america that says we have to fight carbon emissions at all costs in the united states while we shipped the same carbon emissions to places like china that supposedly even if you believe in this religion would have embraced nuclear energy which is the post best form of carbon free energy production known to mankind. and yet these people oppose nuclear energy. what is really going on is that the climate religion has about as much of the climate as the spanish inquisition had to do with christ which is to say nothing at all it is about power, dominion, control, punishment and apologizing for what we have achieved in this country in the modern west as we know it. [cheering] so, the requesters what is

magazine, one of the leading lgbtqia plus magazines and said peter teal is not gay after he spoke at the rncause he did not represent the gay voice -- peter thiel. now you start to see a pattern which brings us to the doorstep of the third religion that has america in a chokehold which is the newest one that looks like it is here to stay until we do something about it, and we will. that is the climate religion in america that says that we have to fight carbon emissions at all costs in the united states while we shipped those same carbon emissions to places like china that supposedly -- even if you believe in this religion, you would have embraced nuclear energy, which is the best form of carbon-free energy production known to mankind, and yet these people oppose nuclear energy. what's really going on is that the climate religion has about as much to do with the climate as the spanish inquisition had to do with christ, which is to say nothing at all. it is about power, dominion, control, punishment, and apologizing for what we have achieved in this country and the modern west as we know it. [

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now >> yeah, stephanie, in the past the rnc was covering his bills, and we know the former president has fundraised to raise money to pay for legal fees and things like that. it's a question that certainly hangs over the president every time something like this happens, and these legal troubles that he has continue, which, i don't think they're gonna they are going to do for sometime, whether he's indicted here or not, if as peter just mentioned, other investigations surrounding the president, and money, it's something that he has fundraised off of in terms of this idea that people are out to get him, that the government is out to get him, that he is this victim. that is something that he has tried to fund-raise on. >> glenn, carole just noted there are still so many investigations out there. which poses the biggest threat to him? >> you know, stephanie, until this latest development in the new york district attorney's case, i would have been betting on fani willis is eminent prosecutorial decision. that was the word she chose. that was about four weeks ago , and it feels like immine

gave to brags campaign, s all these republicans, who wan to be responsible for all th donors to the rnc end of the string of some whit supremacist to write a check to the rnc this is flat out racism an antisemitism, and in some ways as welcome as this indictmen is, it's marred by this bigotry. >> i'm glad you pointed al that out, because that's what' going on here, jonathan alter, always good to see you thank you for joining us as well jonathan allen, don't go anywhere, our breaking new coverage of the former president donald trump's indictment continues after a quick break. ment or replacing their current hiv-1 regimen. detect this: no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. research shows people who take hiv treatment as prescribed and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit hiv through sex. don't take dovato if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you take dofetilide. taking dovato with dofetilide can cause serious or life-threaten

in an rnc-sanctioned event.ou comfortable signing that pledge if donald trump is involved? >> yeah, look, i'm a lifelong republican, and i'm going to support the republican nominee. when you look at what's coming out of the white house, it isn't democrat policy. it is extreme left-wing agenda-type stuff that's not in the best interest of this country, and i think any solid republican would be better than anything that comes out. former president trump is not going to be the nominee. that's just not going to happen and it's not what we were and yesterday's leadership or yesterday's story or crying about what happened in november of 2022 but what we're going to bring to the table tomorrow. that's what america is looking for. i am confident that whoever comes out of the nomination process will lead this country and will deliver a win in '24 and i'll back him. >> new hampshire republicans have a habit of actually always going for the outsider, whatever that moment is, in that moment, whoever the outsider candidate i

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well, despite attempts to replace hollywood , the leaders of the rnc online platform are confident thatith foreign licenses, but with their original projects. and as the festival showed, the original plus there is no shortage of them, you are watching the film industry program briefly about other novelties that have appeared on the radar of our editorial staff. a limited release recording of the legendary ballet pyotr ilyich tchaikovsky swan lake was released in the famous production of rudolf nureyev for the vienna opera in 1966, approximately the performance entered the guinness book of records for the largest number of bows of the artists caused 89 times this record has not yet been broken . the audience will see one of the best duets of the world ballet, rudolf-nureyev and margot fantein. nuriev expanded the choreography of prince siegfried and made the image more psychological, which allows a new understanding of the idea and content of swan lake. debut drama charlotte wells of the major's sun tells the story of eleven-year-old sofia as she tries to get to know her reclusive dad as

in south carolina and run in general jim clyburn's district, you will not get any funding from the rnc no matter how good you are. they dry up the funding and so now for 30 something years. you've had a people down there that heard nothing but lies. it's like lincoln said in this cooper union address. he said the only he said that your slaves would barely know that a republican party existed except for the lives that you tell about us in their presence, but it's vice verses what both parties it's what they do both of yeah, both of you. i want to come back. i think your voice is so important. that's why on it to be a part of this. in a view on afterwards you know race. you can find racism in everything. yeah in america today. do you say? when you look at trayvon martin, you look at george floyd. breonna taylor, you know, everything is about race for the mainstream media when it involves a white officer and someone who's black and it really doesn't tell the whole story. how do you get black americans and and whites to another extent to see that is not always about race. and what is the m

e, working in the rnc mother and child, literally 2 days ago i was on duty.verything is equipment. there are drugs. there are literate employees , i want to say how much hmm wings grow when patients say good words about medicine and here the opinion of members of parliament. this is not a story about deputies. deputy life has a cadence period. and before that and after that, deputies people with ordinary work vitebsk and before that, in grodno, of course, she has her own impression of life in different regions and of real work in the economic sector. now he is doing the same only in the legislative plane. the message says - this is, first of all, an opportunity for dialogue to talk about what is not always the president talking not only about good things, but also about the meeting of the council of ministers where? the results of the work of the results of 2022 of the economy and e-e for the priorities for 2023 were indicated. i think he will also talk about it. in in any case, there is always an emphasis in the economic bloc on the program of socio-economic

there were two pipe bombs placed one at the rnc and the dnc just before the riots started that that waso resources over to those locations to make the capital more vulnerable that is under criminal investigation i do know it is a priority. asking people about the knowledge of it we know that will ever beth solved. >> . >> there is a lot of money that comes from various sources that goes to directly pay for bus transportation and lodgingf we didn't find any evidence of foreign many. on —- money but there was a huge profit motive we tend to assume that was the intention of the staying power we also found a lot of evidence the president and his enablers knew this was a huge the could havely moneymaker. i think thatas was as powerful of the motivation that as long as he would and all that goes into the leadership pack with unlimited uses and then to pay the legal fees and some that weir subpoena and had their lawyers paid for by money raised through the fundraising campaign. that financial case and then joining his friends, i remember in this context as it was coming together and became a t

i saw the rnc circulating as it were a gaffe. and so we are going to have to keep duking this, out even look to most people i think it is intuitively obvious. that the way that you organize your transportation makes you fondue an ev revolution. that the opportunities around excellent trains and transit is a big part of how we are gonna succeed. some people are still controversial to admit that climate change. israel unfortunately i think we will be dealing with that with the house republicans but i have the benefit of being in one of the comparatively bipartisan areas left in domestic policy. and to the extent that that can lead to a good faith push pole process with congress. we are absolutely here for it. >> i want to ask just in terms of that, as you project for and you think about 2024. you know, we will see what happens if democrats remain in charge at the white house or not. is there anything that you can do now or that you are trying to make sure so that if republicans do take charge there isn't some kind of massive pullba

and ronna mcdaniel competition for rnc chair even though i supported her. desantis loves competition. the key question for all the republican candidates is this, jesse. if you want to stop trump from being the nominee, you can either run right against him and take him out or refrain from running because if the field gets too crowded it benefits donald trump. the last thing i will say about this is that the donors, the anchors, the pollsters, the political -- none of us choose hot nominees are. none of us. the voters do. and in the quest to always get trump which doesn't apply to ron desantis the quest to get trump nobody truly gets his 74 million voters. they have flown never taken a moment to figure out what are the voters aspirations frustration? why do they stay with this guy? people will say it's a cult. it's not a cult of 74 million people. they know he did the job. they know they were financially better off. they felt more secure. they felt everyday life was more affordable. things were fair. they felt as parents they had rights. they felt energy. 4.5

. >> i was with the rnc for most of the trump administration, and they would call and say are you concerned dozen candidates in the race i don't think is typical. another poll out that said 50% of people want someone other than biden but don't know who it is. and it's not just the democrat candidates -- but the policies that people are not happy with and cannot figure out how to -- how to square that out. >> john: and we asked republicans, 54% want trump, as compared to 53 in february. desantis slipping four points and the rest way behind. what do you attribute the rise to, jonathan. could it be backlash because of the alvin bragg investigation or something else? >> it could be, he's back on the campaign trail. he announced and did not do anything and now holding rallies in waco, texas on the 30th anniversary, i think was a horrible thing to do, but it got him a lot of press attention. yes, manhattan d.a. investigating him put him back on the front page and all the people who did love the president back supporting him. you can put me in the 54%. i hope to god donald trump is the nominee, i'

>> i do and thats part of how the rnc has structured in 2015 and 2016 these primaries.ner take all, if david gets one more vote, he gets all the delegates. if you are running and you are a 2% or 4% and it is winner take all, if your concern is donald trump, you are 2%, 6%, you may be helping donald trump to get all those delegates. amna: when you look at the field of potentials, the popularity of republican governors in blue states or purple states does not seem to be translating nationally right now. charlie baker left massachusetts, governor hogan saying he is not running. >> governors are known in their states. unless they are in large dates or are catching fire for some other reason aren't really known that well outside of their states. they have to really work hard. a good xample is a guy named bill clinton. nobody knew nationally who he was and the criticism was he was a failed governor, republican said, of a small state. it was true then and it was hard for him to get known. it worked for him, but that is what these governors have to overcome in the early parts o

. >> sean: after the rnc convention. >> all sorts of times they did this. isn't it amazing these people preach tolerance, if you disagree with them. flows off, they are ready to fight, and the terror that they put into. >> sean: how about kamala harris, they are not going to stop, they shouldn't stop, they are not going to stop before the election. tweeting out a bail fund to get the people involved out of jail. >> to get them back out. >> sean: if donald trump did that. >> oh, my goodness. >> sean: oh, my goodness, no. >> this is the type, it's such a one way street with them. do you know what, when i see conservatives and republicans show up to protest, they bring an american flag. they bring a gas mask because they are going to knock some people and knock heads and throw some things. and the poor law enforcement officers to have to put up with this garbage. >> sean: it's terrible. >> we support the law enforcement, they shouldn't have to deal with this garbage night after night. >> sean: pam, we'll give you the last word. >> so well said about law enforc

you might remember back in 2020, he was surrounded by a mob with his family after leaving the rnc convention. here with more is kentucky senator rand fall, welcome back to the show deepest apologies and prayers for your staffer. i mean that, you gave me some news this afternoon, is he recovering well? >> yeah, phillip is a strong, athletic young man, he is going to recover. he has through a lot. he is not completely beyond all of the problems from this attack. it was life threatening, he is in good spirit the, i talked to him. it's going to take time. but we all are just hoping the best and hoping he gets better as soon as he can. >> sean: we live through an example here at fox where our friend and colleague caldwell, his little brother was murdered, innocent little brother murdered in chicago. we see violence all over this country now. this defund, dismantle, no bail all meant tallity. i would argue, senator is extremely dangerous, innocent people like the person on your staff and giano's brother deserve better than what we're giving them. >> and a lot of us try to talk ourselves into maybe

i'm joined now by michael steele, former chairman of the rnc.the bulwark and host of beg to differ podcast. michael, first, just your reaction to what we've seen in the last 24 hours from donald trump's sort of posting about, you know, his imminent, possible arrest or indictment to the reactions of others in the field to congressional republicans. what do you make of it? >> so, chris, you know me, i'm gonna take a step back into the weekend. and i think donald trump basically paid everybody for the suckers he thinks they are. he floats this thing now with no corroborating evidence, certainly no indication from the da's office that this tuesday would be the day that they would come after him, if you will. despite the fact that the grand jury had not done an indictment, there was still at least one witness that they want to talk to. and yet, everybody did the thing donald trump knew they would do, freak out. and the press went, oh my god, this is a story, let's lock it down. and the gop fell into form, as we knew they would. they went into, immedi

but many of the sponsors who used to come to this, be front a center, frockox news, the rnc at even sponsoringhe chairman under a cloud of sexual assault allegations. so to answer your questions, it's not what it used to be. which is the major first straw poll proving event for the brightest talent of the future. >> as we showed the list of folks going. you have one announced gop candidate, nikki haley, two i should say, trump as well, and also one expected in mike pompeo. you wrote about how similar the moment is to 2016 when you have a lot of republicans saying they don't want trump to be the nominee. of course in 2016, he ended up being the nominee and then became the president. what evidence is there that there's a fundamental change here, right? there are a lot of commonalities. the private hesitation, et cetera, but folks not willing to go public with the criticisms. could we end up in the same place? >> the glaring one is trump has a governing record. we know what he would be like as president. but beyond that, there is an interest in other candidates that there wasn't in 2016 -- or the

about lots of elements of january 6th like, you know, who planted the bombs outside of the dnc and the rncassive security failures as you mentioned which was actually -- it was one of the elements that the january 6th committee did look into, as we now know, but was kept out of the final report because they decided to make it all about trump. you would think that maybe they'd be curious or at least any rationale person might be curious about ray apps, someone who was a leader of the oath keepers and buddies with stewart rose and the only person on video on january 5th night and january 6th morning encouraging people to go into the capitol and he's getting glowing profiles in the "new york times." someone should say what is going on? why is this happening exactly? and so, no, in the service of the narrative, a narrative that no one really in the country is believing, this is the panic we get. >> tucker: yeah. yeah. everybody's on the same team! i mean, you would think, like, the conventional way to see it is left versus right, republican versus democrat. well, if that's true, why is the "ne

[boos] the rnc told us we have all donors in the audience and the reason they are not loving pee.os] >> the reason they are not -- excuse me, the reason they are not loving me is i don't want their money. >> jesse: desantis lane is different than jeb bush's lane though. he was a wider lane and he is younger than trump and has a big career ahead of him. but he has to be careful here. remember, trump is a billionaire and he has tons of earned media attention that can harvest a lot of money. so desantis doesn't have that kind of money and can't get the same amount of attention. negative attention, positive attention, trump gets a lot of attention. but he will be able to raise a lot of money from big donors, maybe more from corporate america. but desantis isn't some shill for corporate interest either. you see what he has done with disney. this is going to be a competitive primary. trump is still the big dog and the first debate will tell us a lot. if desantis has enough punching power to take the throne. >> let's turn it over to dana perino, my co-host on "the five" and co-anchor of

that's early on jump ahead to now where you know i think most people remember earlier this year the rnc put out a statement january 6th, a legitimate political discourse and it's, i think, obvious to most that violence become tolerated, if not encouraged in big of the conservative conservative media. what role have the proud boys played in sort of like pushing that forward and to acceptability? sure. that this is, you know, partly a history of the proud boys, this book. but it's but it's also a an examination of the normal causation of political violence in this country over the last few years and the proud boys during that six year parade of violence for trump in trump's name the proud boys were also up to gop. they realized, especially after the neo-nazi of 2017, which they were also involved in that. if we're just going to be a fight gang in the street, we're going to dissolve. much like lot of the groups after unite the right, it we need to become more we need to attach ourselves important people and we need trump to know and appreciate us. and so they're sidling up to the gop. they

vaughn, why are desantis, pence, and even the rnc chair skipping event this year?e individuals are explicitly saying it's because of the allegation of groping that was made by herschel walker staffer against matt s schlepp o is sitting on stage. it's notable, this is a crisis in the conservative movement about whether to stay with cpac, this is a conference that has been taking place now for 49 years here. it was ronald reagan who gave the inaugural speech here. this is no small billing here, when you see hundreds, thousands of conservatives around the country fly in for this conference, and yet, matt sh lap has held firm. i was talking to kimberly guilfoyle before jumping on the stage and i asked her what it said about ron desantis not coming here today. she told me it speaks volume was her wording saying it's important for everybody to listen to the grass roots of the conservative movement. that's why it's notable it's not speaker mccarthy, not leader mcconnell. this is the likes of mike lindell and steve bannon. cruz, marsha blackburn are here, congressman scott

we see me as usual, the doctor on duty, uh, working in the rnc mother and child, literally 2 days ago i was on duty. everything is equipment. there are drugs. there are employees who are literate, who want to help me, you know, like this, uh, i went off duty, got tired and went straight to another job, but i want to say how much hmm wings grow when patients say good words about medicine and here the opinion of members of parliament is not a story about deputies. deputy life has a cadence period. and before that and after that, the deputies are people with regular work vitebsk and before that, in grodno, of course, she has her own impression about life in different regions and about the work of the real economic sector. now he is doing the same only in the legislative plane. says the message - that's the first thing. it is possible to talk from a dialogue about what is not always the president. he speaks not only about the good, but also about the bad, he says what has not been done. and where there are questions, where there is some kind of flaw, and most recently it was an extension

. >> jake sherman, thank you very much joining me now is former rnc chairman michael steel michael, it'snt to draw a line and say while we're seeing this backlash from gop senators, it's not necessarily an unpopular position within the republican house and not an unpopular position among republican voters. >> no, it's not. it's going to be required of the senate leadership primarily, certainly when mitch mcconnell returns to the senate, to press the case i think jake's last point is important. kevin mccarthy at some point has to lean in to going to ukraine because you can't sit back and scream about wasting u.s. dollars if you've been extended an invitation to come to the place where those dollars are being spent to see how they're being spent and what they're being spent on the reason he doesn't want to necessarily do that is because it then becomes harder to make the case against additional spending because you see not only how tragic it is, but how much more important it is for the u.s. to continue to lead in supporting ukraine in this battle against putin he doesn't want to do that f

key republican leaders like house speaker kevin mccarthy, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, and rnc chair woman did not take part in cpac this week. meanwhile, other possible presidential candidates sat out the conference in favor of a different event this weekend. a sign of how the republican party remains splintered with some of its members trying to chart a new path forward, and leave donald trump far behind. instead of cpac, florida governor ron desantis, former vice president mike pence, south carolina senator tim scott, and new hampshire governor chris sununu opted to attend a private retreat with donors hosted by the conservative organization club for growth. another group has publicly cut ties with trump, and didn't even invite him to its event this weekend. even though, the retrieves is in palm beach, just a few miles down the road from, you guessed it, mar-a-lago. joining me now is nbc's vaughn hillyard, the man with the plan, who is standing by at cpac right now. where he has been reporting from there for the last few days. so von, what is the vibe man? how are folks feel

. >> the rnc is trying, i think a couple things. that's a really interesting point about liz cheney, are they trying to make sure liz cheney doesn't make it on the deb state stage and create party unity where the biggest challenge of party unity is often donald trump. sununu said something else that's really interesting recently and it was that it's not about the number of candidates who enter the race. it's the number -- it's about knowing when to get out. to make sure that perhaps someone like donald trump is not the nominee. >> right. this is, again, an early weekend. it's march but the maneuvering is getting interesting. >>> up next t for us live to ukraine. russian troops closing in on bakhmut fromom three sides. president putin wants the battle field win and d appears willingo pay a giant price. withth freight brokerage to transnsportation management, truckload capacity and dedicated trucks and drivers. you go by lotsf titles. teran, son, dad. -it's ti to get up. -no hair stylist and cheerader. so adding a “student” title migh

if you start with winner-take-all states which the rnc did last time, it means if you're a candidate gets 2% or 6%, you're not getting any delegates, you're potentially taking some away. donald trump didn't get 50% in a state until new york which was really deep in the process, but he was getting all of the delegates because he got one more vote in some states than others. >> he was exploiting the fractured field in 2016. it helped him become the nominee. it's why you may see a smaller field this time around. doug heye, we'll talk about this further. thanks for your time. >> thank you. >>> a defiant donald trump saying he wouldn't even think about dropping out if he were indicted. what would that look like, a candidacy under indictment running for election? (dock worker) right on time. (vo) make it even smarter. we call this enterprprise intelligence. hi, i'm tony hawk, and like many of you, i take a statin to reduce cholesterol, but statins can also deplete coq10 levels. that's why my doctor recommended qunol coq10. qunol has the number one cardiologist recommended form of coq10. qu