and dw reporter william glue croft told us what he expects, the u. s. supreme court to say about trump eligibility to hold office. right, well what's expected is we don't really know the supreme court is very tight lips as always as the most secretive of the branches of the federal government. but all points indicate that there will be a ruling on this colorado ballot which effectively is a ruling on a nationwide ballot. that is why the supreme court essentially took up this case, not just a rule on one state, but the supreme court is the highest, you know, overlooks the highest law in the lamb us constitution. so whatever rules will most likely apply to the entire united states. and we don't know how it's going to, how the justices will react, but based on what they've already come out in public. and in terms of the hearing that led, that is probably gonna lead to this ruling. or they seem very skeptical of kicking . donald trump, at this stage, and in this way, at least off the colorado or any other ballot, especially in the primary season. and the

now i put that question to dw reporter william glue croft. oh sarah, you and i are here just, i think, you know, less than 24 hours ago discussing that very question the, the, the writings but on the proverbial wall for quite a while now. but now we're really coming seeing the results. let's not forget or be distracted by all the performative aspects of the primary season and it's hard primaries are a mathematical game. 1215 delegates is what the, the republican candidate needs to become the nominate. that's what of donald trump and nikki haley and previously and still some other smaller candidates are fighting for. but because of the math game, donald trump is way out ahead. and although he didn't clinch that tonight, he is very much on track to clenching that. and again, barring something unforeseen, nikki haley just won't have the numbers to be able to take down donald trump. so what happens is she drop out now as well. nikki haley has been, or her campaigns are very silent, are mostly silent. after super tuesday, they just put out of stat

i spoke about this earlier with the w reported william glue croft. i asked him if by managed to score some political points with his visit to the border while i see that report we just heard from our colleague was really fantastic. it really hit hit everything right on the head about all the problems there and the frustrations because we heard that that, that active is talking about how this has been a problem for decades in the united states. not a democratic problem is not a republican problem. it's not any one presidents problems. this has been a failure of the american political system to get immigration under control with both parties depending who's in power at the time using it as a means to attack the other side. so this is just the next iteration in both sides, in this case, in the form of joe biden, that donald trump trying to score political points with their particular camps. whether it has any effect or not. i think this is one small piece of a much larger migration immigration border security campaign question. as we head into the gener