considered a veteran and another piece of the north coveted silverware is probably the next logical step ron carter of r.t. the russian republic of dagestan. now two winter sports and yet another venue for the sochi olympics in two thousand and fourteen has been put to the test for the first time the sliding center sandgate unveiling was tried for bobsled and skeleton and it's a record breaker the eight hundred metre long track is the longest artificial one in the world and was built in just two years it's designed for olympic sliding disciplines with sixteen turns and a maximum speed of around one hundred thirty five kilometers per hour the venue is unique to russia they were just fourteen such tracks in the world fully approved by the sports international federation the russian national sliding center will become a training camp for all home affiliates ahead of the sochi winter games but there's another test well ahead of that. the new truck in sochi is the newest in our sport and the would be discovered next week with international certification of the two federation if i b t four bottles kept o

anyway, ron reagan ran against jimmy carter and he run -- c-span2. that famous there you go again line on the debates. and inherited the situation. he was the chairman to try what was then called supply-side economics, which are not going to get into. it was trickle-down. an ugly word to say, but get the regulations. he knew was going to take a while, and it did. of course when the gunmen the yell of flak. -- he got a lot of flak from the democrats and liberals. one knew pretty well, he was a fixture with the democratic establishment from way back in world war two peace treaty called reagan in amiable dunce. i worked with jimmy bradley. scene now. he was money mitchell is stupider something like that. kind of a field day. and everything did, they would criticize. he likes to eat chili beans, and he always kept a jar jellybeans. some psychologists. what coachella deasy was easy to see with vacancy was. but the thing about reagan was he didn't care. it bounced right off of them. sam donaldson -- sam donaldson, always shouting at him. make like he c

it ron paul did not win any. brianne carterjoins us with what next in this long fight for the gop nomination . >> cynne, some people thought that super tuesday were a game changer. others said that they're no closer to a nominee than they were months ago. three candidates all claiming victories in each is vowing to stay in the race. >> in his side of the night mitt romney squeaked out a win in ohio. he walked away on top in six states including alaska, idaho, vermont virginia, and of course, massachusetts. >> tonight, we are doing some counting. we are counting up the delicate and it looks good. >> the math is on his side, but what about momentum. ? bric santorum won oklahoma and tennessee. -- rick santorum won oklahoma and tennessee. >> we went up against enormous odds not just here in ohio, but in every state. >> gingrich walked away with a win in his home state of georgia with a feather in his cap. he seems to be in it for the long haul . >> i hope the analysts in washington and york who spent june and july explaining our ca

carter's woman, we won. so these are stories that are not chronicled. another historic life of congressman ron dellums and john lewis, but in the annals of our mind, and written books are stories where a congressional black caucus, the congressional black caucus, excuse me, members far and wide are to be touted. i will close on this one because i -- to do sisters are no longer with us. melinda mcdonald's to became the first african-american woman to chair the house of ministration committee and to put in congress the first african american picture of a congressperson which you will find as we enter into the united states chambers of the house of representatives. after the 2004 election, rose to the house and said i, too, have american. this election was unfair. members also rose in 2010 and did something that has not been done for eons where you except the tallying of the electoral college and 2,000 members of the congressional black caucus and arrived in washington, went on the floor, and respectfully objected one after another. so you can see that it is a place where much may not be written,

ron paul, 135 and 50, respectively. let's bring into the discussion, the campaign insiders, doug schoen. and a former pollster for president carterican congressman for new york is here as well. does this put santorum back in the race or not? louisiana? >> i think he has been in the race as an option against ropeny. this race is all about romney. it's been a year of republicans resisting the probable inevitability of romney. they don't really want him. the turnouts are low in the primary. they are unenthused. in a year when republicans are supposed to be tuned up to beat president obam ark they are not that happy with the choices at all. >> gregg: pat, diswriz over? >> i think that romney looks inevitable. but it's very disturbing. t by so much in louisiana, i mean, santorum almost got a majority, almost 2-1. you put that with the rasmussen numbers in virginia, where he is trailing obama in a critical swing state in the south by 9 points. he's he's behind in north carolina. i wonder, i ask my colleagues, i worn if we are not seeing the fact that romney's problems among southerners, this frustration with him has put states into pla

ron paul and he may have more delegates than the other candidates combined but when you come to tampa, anything goes. like when ted kennedy tried to make an open convention in 1980 against jimmy carter, the rex santorum delegates will say we need somebody who will be president obama. host: the headline from "the chicago tribune" -- guest: illinois will be the big fight. it is an industrial state and they stay where rick santorum needs to prove he can win yet mitt romney is really favre. mitt romney loses, that is a huge loss but they will split these delegates. each of them will walk away with some delegates but it is a big prize. guest: we talk about how the money being important but rick santorum did not have the money to file and the organization to file and all 18 congressional districts in illinois. even if he does well in illinois, he will be shut down several congressional district because it does not have ballots there. guest: this has happened before. he was not on the ballot in virginia. this is a problem that demonstrates how mitt romney is out of debt financing these other candidates. host: from "the washington examiner" -- guest: york to get rid of newt gingrich, all th

ron paul and he may have more delegates than the other candidates combined but when you come to tampa, anything goes. like when ted kennedy tried to make an open convention in 1980 against jimmy carter, the re santorum delegates will say we need somebody who will beat president obama. if it's not going to be mitt romney, it should be us. host: the headline from "the chicago tribune" -- guest: illinois will be the big fight. it is an industrial state and they stay where rick santorum -- and a state where rick santorum needs to prove he can win yet mitt romney is really favre. mitt romney loses, that is a huge loss but they will split these delegates. each of them will walk away with some delegates but it is a big prize. guest: we talk about how thwhetr money is important or not. rick santorum didn't have th e money to file and the organization to file -- file and all 18 congressional districts in illinois. even if he does well in illinois, he will be shut down several congressional district because it does not have ballots there. guest: this has happened before. he was not on the ballot in virginia. this is a problem that demonstrates how mitt romney is out of debt financing these ot

ron paul and he may have more delegates than the other candidates combined but when you come to tampa, anything goes. like when ted kennedy tried to make an open convention in 1980 against jimmy carterrex santorum delegates will say we need somebody who will be president obama. host: the headline from "the chicago tribune" -- guest: illinois will be the big fight. it is an industrial state and they stay where rick santorum needs to prove he can win yet mitt romney is really favre. mitt romney loses, that is a huge loss but they will split these delegates. each of them will walk away with some delegates but it is a big prize. guest: we talk about how the money being important but rick santorum did not have the money to file and the organization to file and all 18 congressional districts in illinois. even if he does well in illinois, he will be shut down several congressional district because it does not have ballots there. guest: this has happened before. he was not on the ballot in virginia. this is a problem that demonstrates how mitt romney is out of debt financing these other candidates. host: from "the washington examiner" -- guest: york to get rid of newt gingrich, all those vo