pigs are flying today because lindsey graham is supporting ted cruz for president. yeah. tony sayack is here, bernard whitman, ce whitman insight strategies is here. pigs do fly, tony, because it was not long ago lindsey graham said never, never, never would anybody support ted cruz, especially other senators, now he is. >> this is my enemy's enemy is my friend strategy in full effect. you're going to see a lot more of this. you have one of the bush brothers supporting ted cruz. this is because the anybody but trump movement has decided to support ted cruz. this is what you're seeing. >> bernard? >> sadly for the republicans it is way too little way too late. donald trump is going to be the nominee of the party. they'd better get used to it and they'd better get used to the fact that 54% of the american public said they would never vote for donald trump. 1/3 of the voters said they'd never vote for donald trump. i think the republicans have a chance of going into a catastrophic loss. he's down by 13 points against hillary clinton right now but also probably will lose the

and lindsey graham behind donald trump. an establishment attempted blockade had a lot of movement conservatives together with people we think of as establishment of a together to see what it can do about this under the rules that exist because they're so my races to run them more votes to be cast. they will use up as much time as they happen as much rules the day have to they are damaged. maria: david abiola. >> this is what happens in elections. you only pick between the people that are your choices. ted cruz is a better alternative. he's played by the rules and he is in first place whenever the better campaign. all this talk about well, it too many people that were anti-trump. they have the same role as an opportunity. the same exposure to be able to rally people to their side. just because you are not winning doesn't mean it's the weather like this. >> stop trump, stop trying. is there any evidence that they are saying we should get on board. he's got people behind him. we have a chance to knock off and move forward. any

if marco had to drop out, i'm anybody but trump. >> the subtext is lindsey graham doesn't like ted cruz. he would vote for ted cruz. >>> each non trump candidate is calling on other candidates to drop out. ted cruz said he would have quit the race if he had not won texas on tuesday. this is cruz putting the screws on marco rubio. pushing rubio to leave if he doesn't win florida in a couple weeks. >> last night, if the voters of texas had made a different decision, i would have had no choice but to suspend the campaign. >> of course, cruz did win texas. he also won oklahoma and alaska and this morning, searching for a way to pile up delegates before winner take all on march 15th. cruz and marco rubio both see their biggest problem defeating trump. rivals refusing to drop out of the race. >> usually when you are the frontrunner, everyone is saying, get out of the race so we can unify around the frontrunner. people are saying everyone get together to keep the frontrunner from winning and destroying the republican party. >> if we are going to beat donald trump, the field cannot be fractured

joining us now is south carolina senator and former republican presidential candidate lindsey graham. welcome, senator graham. >> thank you very much for having me. >> reporter: is the republican party about ready to destroy itself? >> well, i think we're about ready to lose to the most dishonest politician in america, hillary clinton, and how could you do that? nominate somebody who is crazy. i think dishonest beats crazy. that's our problem and donald trump, i think, is just crazy the things he says. but congratulations-- look what he's done. clinton to his wedding. he gave money to harry reid and chuck schumer. he said george w. bush lied about the iraq war, and he's about to become the republican party nominee. that's very hard to do. so you've got to give him some credit. >> reporter: so what will it do to the republican party if he is the nominee? >> well, we'll be divided, but we're going to lose. the hispanic community is trying to tell us that they want to be republicans. we just won't let them. you know, bush got 44% of the hispanic vote in 2004, and we're down to 27%. you'l

joining us now is south carolina senator and former republican presidential candidate lindsey graham. welcome, senator graham. >> thank you very much for having me. >> reporter: is the republican party about ready to destroy itself? >> well, i think we're about ready to lose to the most dishonest politician in america, hillary clinton, and how could you do that? nominate somebody who is crazy. i think dishonest beats crazy. that's our problem and donald trump, i think, is just crazy the things he says. but congratulations-- look what he's done. he invited hillary and bill clinton to his wedding. he gave money to harry reid and chuck schumer. he said george w. bush lied about the iraq war, and he's about to become the republican party nominee. so you've got to give him some credit. >> reporter: so what will it do to the republican party if he is the nominee? >> well, we'll be divided, but we're going to lose. the hispanic community is trying republicans. we just won't let them. you know, bush got 44% of the hispanic vote in 2004, and we're down to 27%. you'll never convince me that don

joining us now is south carolina senator and former republican presidential candidate lindsey graham. welcome, senator graham. >> thank you very much for having me. >> reporter: is the republican party about ready to destroy itself? >> well, i think we're about ready to lose to the most dishonest politician in america, hillary clinton, and how could you do that? nominate somebody who is crazy. i think dishonest beats crazy. that's our problem and donald trump, i think, is just crazy the things he says. but congratulations-- look what he's done. he invited hillary and bill clinton to his wedding. he gave money to harry reid and chuck schumer. he said george w. bush lied about the iraq war, and he's about to become the republican party nominee. so you've got to give him some credit. >> reporter: so what will it do to the republican party if he is the nominee? >> well, we'll be divided, but we're going to lose. the hispanic community is trying to tell us that they want to be republicans. we just won't let them. you know, bush got 44% of the hispanic vote in 2004, and we're down to 27%. y

and talk to brand new ted cruz supporter south carolina senator lindsey graham. hillary clinton's campaign back on track. plus, we'll have some insights from florida voters disappointment in the prospect of match up between hillary clinton and donald trump. >> the greatest country on earth right now we're being forced to pick the lesser of two evils. >> dickers good morning welcome to "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. there was more violence and protests this weekend on the campaign trail. outside phoenix, arizona, protesters blockaded the road leading to a trump rally for several hours. three were arrested. later in tucson, a man who was with woman wearing a kkk hood was punched in the face by a trump supporter. and about a thousand anti-trump protesters in new york city marched from central park to trump tower. all of this activity picked up as donald trump seems headed towards his party's nomination. trying to stop that in a more peaceful way is governor john kasich of ohio. we spoke with him earlier. governor, in order for to you get the nomination you'd

joining us now is south carolina senator and former republican presidential candidate lindsey graham. welcome, senator graham. >> thank you very much for having me. >> reporter: is the republican party about ready to destroy itself? >> well, i think we're about ready to lose to the most dishonest politician in america, hillary clinton, and how could you do that? nominate somebody who is crazy. i think dishonest beats crazy. that's our problem and donald trump, i think, is just crazy the things he says. but congratulations-- look what he's done. he invited hillary and bill clinton to his wedding. he gave money to harry reid and chuck schumer. he said george w. bush lied about the iraq war, and he's about to become the republican party nominee. that's very hard to do. so you've got to give him some credit. >> reporter: so what will it do to the republican party if he is the nominee? >> well, we'll be divided, but we're going to lose. the hispanic community is trying we just won't let them. you know, bush got 44% of the hispanic vote in 2004, and we're down to 27%. you'll never convince

joining us now is south carolina senator and former republican presidential candidate lindsey graham. welcome, senator graham. >> thank you very much for having me. >> reporter: is the republican party about ready to destroy itself? >> well, i think we're about ready to lose to the most dishonest politician in america, hillary clinton, and how could you do that? nominate somebody who is crazy. i think dishonest beats crazy. that's our problem and donald trump, i think, is just crazy the things he says. but congratulations-- look what he's done. he invited hillary and bill clinton to his wedding. he gave money to harry reid and chuck schumer. he said george w. bush lied about the iraq war, and he's about to become the republican party nominee. that's very hard to do. so you've got to give him some credit. >> reporter: so what will it do to the republican party if he is the nominee? >> well, we'll be divided, but we're going to lose. to tell us that they want to be republicans. we just won't let them. you know, bush got 44% of the hispanic vote in 2004, and we're down to 27%. you'll nev

joining us now is south carolina senator and former republican presidential candidate lindsey graham. welcome, senator graham. >> thank you very much for having me. party about ready to destroy itself? >> well, i think we're about ready to lose to the most dishonest politician in america, hillary clinton, and how could you do that? nominate somebody who is crazy. i think dishonest beats crazy. that's our problem and donald trump, i think, is just crazy the things he says. but congratulations-- look what he's done. he invited hillary and bill clinton to his wedding. he gave money to harry reid and chuck schumer. he said george w. bush lied about the iraq war, and he's about to become the republican party nominee. that's very hard to do. so you've got to give him some credit. >> reporter: so what will it do to the republican party if he is the nominee? >> well, we'll be divided, but we're going to lose. the hispanic community is trying to tell us that they want to be republicans. we just won't let them. you know, bush got 44% of the hispanic vote in 2004, and we're down to 27%. you'll n

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joining us now is south carolina senator and former republican presidential candidate lindsey graham. welcome, senator graham. >> thank you very much for having me. >> reporter: is the republican party about ready to destroy itself? >> well, i think we're about ready to lose to the most dishonest politician in america, hillary clinton, and how could you do that? nominate somebody who is crazy. i think dishonest beats crazy. that's our problem and donald trump, i think, is just crazy the things he says. but congratulations-- look what he's done. he invited hillary and bill clinton to his wedding. he gave money to harry reid and chuck schumer. he said george w. bush lied about the iraq war, and he's about to become the republican that's very hard to do. so you've got to give him some credit. >> reporter: so what will it do to the republican party if he is the nominee? >> well, we'll be divided, but we're going to lose. the hispanic community is trying to tell us that they want to be republicans. we just won't let them. you know, bush got 44% of the hispanic vote in 2004, and we're down

joining us now is south carolina senator and former republican presidential candidate lindsey graham. welcome, senator graham. >> thank you very much for having me. >> reporter: is the republican party about ready to destroy itself? >> well, i think we're about ready to lose to the most dishonest politician in america, hillary clinton, and how could you do that? nominate somebody who is crazy. i think dishonest beats crazy. that's our problem and donald trump, i think, is just crazy the things he says. but congratulations-- look what he's done. he invited hillary and bill clinton to his wedding. he gave money to harry reid and chuck schumer. he said george w. bush lied about to become the republican party nominee. that's very hard to do. so you've got to give him some credit. >> reporter: so what will it do to the republican party if he is the nominee? >> well, we'll be divided, but we're going to lose. the hispanic community is trying to tell us that they want to be republicans. we just won't let them. you know, bush got 44% of the hispanic vote in 2004, and we're down to 27%. you'll

joining us now is south carolina senator and former republican presidential candidate lindsey graham. welcome, senator graham. >> thank you very much for having me. >> reporter: is the republican party about ready to destroy itself? >> well, i think we're about ready to lose to the most dishonest politician in america, hillary clinton, and how could you do that? nominate somebody who is crazy. i think dishonest beats crazy. that's our problem and donald trump, i think, is just crazy the things he says. but congratulations-- look what he's done. he invited hillary and bill clinton to his wedding. he gave money to harry reid and chuck schumer. he said george w. bush lied about the iraq war, and he's about to become the republican party nominee. that's very hard to do. >> reporter: so what will it do to the republican party if he is the nominee? >> well, we'll be divided, but we're going to lose. the hispanic community is trying to tell us that they want to be republicans. we just won't let them. you know, bush got 44% of the hispanic vote in 2004, and we're down to 27%. you'll never con

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and talk to brand new ted cruz supporter south carolina senator lindsey graham. hillary clinton's campaign back on track. plus, we'll have some insights from florida voters disappointment in the prospect of match up between hillary clinton and donald trump. >> the greatest country on earth right now we're being forced to pick the lesser of two evils. >> dickers captioning sponsored by cbs good morning welcome to "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. there was more violence and campaign trail. outside phoenix, arizona, protesters blockaded the road leading to a trump rally for several hours. three were arrested. later in tucson, a man who was with woman wearing a kkk hood was punched in the face by a trump supporter. and about a thousand anti-trump protesters in new york city marched from central park to trump tower. all of this activity picked up as donald trump seems headed towards his party's nomination. trying to stop that in a more peaceful way is governor john kasich of ohio. we spoke with him earlier. governor, in order for to you get the nomination you'd h

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mitt romney and lindsey graham trying to make it easier but still very difficult. >> one of them would say the word endorse within they talked about ted cruz. >> the state of g.o.p. we have to lose with cruz it's important. >> astonishing, right? they are trying to save their party by nominating somebody they assume will lose the presidency. >> at the same time, i think that the notion -- i disagree with frank that donald trump would be a less strong candidate against hillary clinton and ted cruz. i think that the clinton campaign is quite nervous about the prospect of running against donald trump. because who knows. because all those down scale white guys, who knows what -- with ted cruz where he's going what he's going to say you don't know that with donald trump or what voters. >> i was shocked to see lindsey graham, by the way, willing to die on the hill of gang abate style immigration reform. to his credit willing to get behind someone like ted cruz but in creditable to see that position that is rejected by large majority of republicans he is still going to die on that hill. not j

marco rubio and lindsey graham. and that's not all. nbc news confirmed graham will be holding a fund-raiser for the sfort. rubio appeared on capitol hill for the first time since bo with respect -- bowing out of the race. he apparently said ted cruz is the only conservative left in the race. asked about the remarks today, here's what rubio said about cruz and the effort to derail trump. >> clearly, ted's positions on issues are conservative. hopefully there's time to still prevent a trump trnomination whh would be damaging to the conservative movement. >> house speaker paul ryan striking a neutral tone in comments and with john harwood. here's how ryan described how he and the house will work if there is a president donald trump. >> we do have a clear front-runner to the republican race. you and donald trump, how is that going to work? >> it's going to work if it happens. i'm going to defend conservatism, but we'll have to work with whoever the nominee is. >> trump has been lashing out at cruz via twitter and instagram. offering people

graham, who have had their tussles with donald trump. going to be -- this drama is going to be playing out on two, three, four levels. the only -- is this the most viable or the only stop trump strategy, or is there really a viable stop point?trategy at this >> the convention is really and truly the only one. every other trump strategy -- the stop trump has only succeeded in making donald trump stronger. >> let me ask you briefly about bernie sanders. path, other than big turnouts? >> bernie sanders, the democrats do things differently. of the republican primaries are going to be winner take all. the democrats do all their primaries proportionally. which means that bernie sanders upgoing to keep picking delegates. he's got an enormous fund-raising operation and he's message. so there's really not a lot of incentive for him to get out of race. he says he can win california. he says that the map is going to start -- i first met, covering the jesse jackson campaign in 1988. children.ry small >> i was covering it for my elementary school. ye

you heard lindsey graham talk about it last night. and is he building a wall between the united states and mexico or is he building a wall around the republican party? i mean, you cannot elect somebody president if all you appeal to is guys that look like me. there's not enough of us around. >> a third of the electorate is minority. >> i've said it ten times during this campaign. mitt romney got a larger percentage of the white vote than ronald ragen got in 1980. the demographics of the country are changing. the numbers are just not there. you've got to get part of this minority vote if you hope to be elected president. you just can't get that much of a white turnout. >> we've said at this table before, after the election barack obama's re-election, the republican party looked inside and said we have to have an outreach program. it's got totally lost. >> it is. >> the nominating process. >> that's why republicans are so, for want of a better word, confused about where do they go from here. you've got -- i talked to republican leaders

joining us now is south carolina senator and former republican presidential candidate lindsey graham. welcome, senator graham. >> thank you very much for having me. >> reporter: is the republican party about ready to destroy itself? >> well, i think we're about ready to lose to the most dishonest politician in america, hillary clinton, and how could you do that? nominate somebody who is crazy. i think dishonest beats crazy. that's our problem and donald trump, i think, is just crazy the things he says. but congratulations-- look what he's done. he invited hillary and bill clinton to his wedding. he gave money to harry reid and chuck schumer. he said george w. bush lied about the iraq war, and he's about to become the republican party nominee. that's very hard to do. so you've got to give him some credit. >> reporter: so what will it do to the republican party if he is the nominee? >> well, we'll be divided, but we're going to lose. the hispanic community is trying to tell us that they want to be republicans. we just won't let them. you know, bush got 44% of the hispanic vote in 2004,

is lindsey graham right? does crazy lose to dishonest? >> when i think about, maybe not federal elections but other elections that look like this one, the 2013 vaf gubernatorial race was actually quite close. terry mcauliffe, has his reputation being kind of chaisey and ken cuccinelli who has a reputation for being quite extreme. in that case, who ended up winning. >> thanks soful. this was an especially super tuesday for an american who has been out of town for past year or so. moment. moment. my belly pain and constipation? i've heard it all. eat more fiber. flax seeds. yogurt. get moving. keep moving. i know! try laxatives. been there, done that. my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know. tell me something i don't know. vo: linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzess to children under six and it should not be given t

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politics involved and lindsey graham's and all this, no, i don't think so. i think so. i think was much more local. >> thank you. >> hello, thank you for being here. i am at current defense reporter in dc's correspondent. correspondent. it seems much of the success in your career to the fact that you do not just parachute in somewhere, you are in a region long before other reporters arrived. so my question to you is,. >> if i were you, where to go. >> i would get out of this town. if you want to be a foreign correspondent, by dennis by definition you have to before. i would look at the world and this is what i tell other journalists, think about what the world is going to look like in 20 years. so i took a gamble. if the middle east had been a boring dud, i would not be here right now. i would have had a very uninteresting career, nobody would have cared would've cared and nobody would buy the book. if it were 1986 when i left, i probably would would not have gone to the middle east, i would've gone to poling, moscow, or somewhere else. but it was 1996i was looking at t

but you know what worries people -- you heard lindsey graham talk about it last night. he is building a wall between the united states and mexico? or he is building a wall around the republican party? i mean, you cannot elect somebody president if all you get -- if all you appeal to is guys that look like me. there is just not enough of us i've said it ten times during this campaign, mitt romney got a larger percentage of the white vote than ronald reagan got in 1980. the demographics of the country are changing. the numbers are just not there. you got to get part of this minority vote if you hope to be elected president. you just can't get that much of a white turnout. >> we said at this table before, that is -- after the election of barack obama's re-election, republican party looked inside and said this is what we have to do and get an outreach promise. it got totally lost in the nominating process. >> that's why republicans are so, for want of a better word, kind of confused about where do they go from here. i talked to republican leaders yesterday who said maybe ou

you know by a large segment of is lindsey graham right? does crazy lose to dishonest? >> when i think about, maybe not federal elections but other elections that look like this one, the 2013 vaf gubernatorial race was actually quite close. terry mcauliffe, has his reputation being kind of chaisey and ken cuccinelli who has a reputation for being quite extreme. in that case, who ended up winning. >> thanks soful. this was an especially super tuesday for an american who has been out of town for past year or so. moment. my belly pain and constipation? i've heard it all. eat more fiber. flax seeds. yogurt. get moving. keep moving. i know! try laxatives. been there, done that. my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know. tell me something i don't know. vo: linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzess to children under six and it should not be given to childr

joining us now is south carolina senator and former republican presidential candidate lindsey graham. welcome, senator graham. >> thank you very much for having me. >> reporter: is the republican party about ready to destroy itself? >> well, i think we're about ready to lose to the most dishonest politician in america, hillary clinton, and how could you do that? nominate somebody who is crazy. i think dishonest beats crazy. that's our problem and donald trump, i think, is just crazy the things he says. but congratulations-- look what he's done. he invited hillary and bill clinton to his wedding. he gave money to harry reid and chuck schumer. he said george w. bush lied about the iraq war, and he's about to become the republican party nominee. that's very hard to do. so you've got to give him some credit. >> reporter: so what will it do to the republican party if he is the nominee? >> well, we'll be divided, but we're going to to tell us that they want to be republicans. we just won't let them. you know, bush got 44% of the hispanic vote in 2004, and we're down to 27%. you'll never con

in my life i've known lindsey graham a long time. i never seen him literally want to evacuate his own skin the way he did yesterday. [ laughter ] and i talked to whoopi yesterday before and after that interview. you know, i think for people that watched ben carson, even if you never thought you'd support him, he ran with the most civil campaign in republican primary recent history and it's awkward and uncomfortable and if that predicts how voters might look at their choices, it's troubling. >> the cynic wonders watching ben carson and chris christie, you can see the same about what they are getting out of this. do they see something down the road in donald trump becomes president, does he want to be -- >> i think it's been on their minds but you have to remember the normal history of republican politics now is everybody would be falling in line. those guys are more like the norm of what happens, george bush and ronald reagan, you know, george bush called ronald reagan's policies voodoo economics. >> voodoo economics is a lot differen

a lot more than they said yes to lindsey graham. >> absolutely. i got beat like a drum so take what i say with a grain of salt. but 35% of my party believes that barack obama is a muslim born in kenya. here is what i think is going on. they say in trump anti-obama, a strong man that can't be bought and successful man fix a broken town called washington and doesn't owe anything to anybody and a guy will tell our enemies get back in line and we will change america and make it great again. what i see is a demagogue. somebody has solutions that will never work. >> senator, you seem to be saying that hillary clinton will beat donald trump. >> no, i'm not seem to be saying it. like a drum! >> cbs news contributor bob schieffer is talking with republican leaders and others about the gop civil war. our retired chief washington correspondent and former host of "face the nation" is here and we are glad about that. bob, good morning. >> the only thing he didn't say is like a rented mule! rented mule! i was ready for that. >> you know washington. what is goin

i think, frankly, like lindsey graham said, one of them is a shot in the head. the other is poison. i would say not just the republican party. i would say to the entire country. >> lindsey graham, i feel like he is coming into his own with this sort of comedic bit he's doing. i think he's carving out a path for himself. >> gallows humor. >> it's amazing. ben carson stuff too. >> it's defending the indefensible. >> in some ways it is such a strange dynamic. i've seen other interviews he said when trump said this it was the politics personal destruction which is why i got into this race, to fight that. as if there's no connection. he's been subjected to this. the amazing thing is even when carson has the very tepid endorsement of trump, it just, i think, in terms of trump's authoritarian followers, it makes trump seem that much more powerful. >> that's exactly right. >> despite his best inclinations would bow down in front of trump. >> so much of this is about dividing the world. you've talked about this winners and losers and who's the top dog and under dog. we're seeing this now sor

even senator lindsey graham. you heard phil say lindsey graham, a ted cruz hater, is swallowing his pride to stop donald trump. listen to lindy graham's evolution on this. >> if you kill ted cruz on the floor of the senate, and the trial was in the senate, nobody could convict you. if you nominate trump and cruz, i think you get the same outcome. you know? whether it's death by being shot or poisoning, does it really matter? i'm going to be doing a fund-raiser with and for senator cruz. i think he is the best alternative to donald trump. he is certainly not my preference, senator cruz is not, but he is a reliable republican conservative of which i've had many differences with. i doubt donald trump's conservatism and i think a disaster for the party so i'll try to help raise money for senator cruz and the cruz community. >>> i'm joined by mary katherine ham, along with bill press. welcome to both of you. >> hey, carol. >> nice to have you here. marry katherine, south carolina's governor nikki haley is praising tha

senator lindsey graham will be here. and he has said this. >> my party has gone bat [ bleep ] crazy. >> all of the words we used today on "meet the press" are something else. anyway, he now says it may be time to back ted cruz to defeat donald trump. and then later -- >> you're right. i am still white trash. i just happen to be white trash that lives in the white house. >> is art imitating life or the other way around?fx kevin spacey, pres sir ridley scott, legendary filmmaker. are you a film buff, watson? no, but i am studying the visual storytelling in your movies. you know, it's amazing how much information is contained in a single image. one visual can make or break a film. i am analyzing images for factory managers, sales people and healthcare professionals. that's good watson. but not exactly movie material. perhaps the healthcare professional could be played by matt damon. you're learning, kid. bei was organized.a, i was on the go. i was a doer. then the chronic, widespread pain drained my energy. my doctor and i

i think i could probably get along with lindsey graham. i could probably get along with mitt romney and i understand how he feels. he worked really hard, should have worked a little harder, but he worked really hard and he did not get there. i understand it. i could probably get along with mitt romney. i endorsed him, back to him, helped him, but i don't really know mitt romney. i could probably get along very well with lindsey graham and he gets on television and is nasty. you have to be nasty back. the bottom line is, we have something going that is so good. we should grab each other and unify the party, and nobody is going to beat us. thank you very much. i appreciate it. thank you very much. [applause] >> donald trump in florida last night kind head of next tuesday's florida primary. he won the primaries in michigan, mississippi, hawaii caucus as well. needed for the nomination on the republican side. atald trump at 458, ted cruz 359, rubio at 151 and john kasich at 54. ted cruz won idaho's primary rate he came in second in michigan an

. >> i spoke to lindsey graham who said to me he has said to the president, "even if you picked me, lindsey graham, i would lead the charge against me because you are the one who picked me in an election year." >> trevor: oh, lindsey. that's just low self-esteem right there, buddy. ( laughter ) you're worth voting for yourself, my friend. sure, maybe g.o.p. primary voters rejected you, but rest assured, trevor loves you, baby, trevor loves you. don't forget. ( laughter ) you know, this resistance to judge garland doesn't seem to make any sense. ( laughter ) i mean, just based on what senate republicans have said about him in the past. >> merrick garland is highly qualified to sit on the d.c. circuit. his intelligence and his scholarship cannot be questioned. >> pat roberts, a kansas republican senator, i said, why did you support him in 1997?" he said, "i just supported him. >> in my seven years as president, in all my conversations with senators from both parties in which i asked their view on qualified supreme court nominees, the one name what has come up repeatedly fr republicans and dem

graham. hillary clinton's campaign back on track. plus, insights from florida voters disappointment in the prospect of match up between hillary clinton and donald trump. >> the greatest country on earth right now we're to pick the lesser of two evils. >> dickers captioning sponsored by cbs to "face the nation" i'm john dickerson. there was more violence and protests this weekend on the campaign trail. outside phoenix, arizona, protesters blockaded the road rally for several hours. three were arrested. later in tucson, a man who was with woman wearing a kkk hood was trump supporter. and about a thousand anti-trump protesters in new york city marched from central park to as donald trump seems headed towards his party's nomination. trying to stop that in a more peaceful way is governor john kasich of ohio. we spoke with him earlier.rder for to you get the nomination you'd have to win more than 100% of the remaining delegates so how are you going to do it? >> well, first of all, nobody is going t

i spoke to lindsey graham, who said to me that he has said to the president, "even if you picked me," lindsey graham, "i would lead the charge against me because you are the one who picked me in an election year." oh, lindsey. that's just low self-esteem right there, buddy. -(laughter) -you're worth voting for yourself, my friend. sure, maybe gop primary voters rejected you, but rest assured, trevor loves you, baby. -(cheering) -trevor loves you. don't forget. but this... you know, this resistance to judge garland doesn't seem to make any sense. i mean, just based on what senate republicans have said about him in the past. merrick garland is highly qualified to sit on the dc circuit. his intelligence and his scholarship cannot be questioned. newsman: pat roberts, the kansas republican senator, i said, "well, why did you support him in 1997?" he said, "i just supported him." over my seven years as president, in all my conversations with senators from both parties, in which i asked their views on qualified supreme court nominees, the one name that has come up repeatedly, from republican

. >> i spoke to lindsey graham who said to me he has said to the president, "even if you picked me, lindsey graham, i would lead the charge against me because you are the one who picked me in an election year." >> trevor: oh, lindsey. that's just low self-esteem right there, buddy. ( laughter ) you're worth voting for yourself, my friend. sure, maybe g.o.p. primary voters rejected you, but rest assured, trevor loves you, baby, trevor loves you. don't forget. ( laughter ) you know, this resistance to judge garland doesn't seem to make any sense. ( laughter ) i mean, just based on what senate republicans have said about him in the past. >> merrick garland is highly qualified to sit on the d.c. circuit. his intelligence and his scholarship cannot be questioned. >> pat roberts, a kansas republican senator, i said, why did you support him in 1997?" he said, "i just supported him. >> in my seven years as president, in all my conversations with senators from both parties in which i asked their view on qualified supreme court nominees, the one name what has come up repeatedly fr republicans and dem

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when you say senator graham and ted cruz, clearly, i didn't hear lindsey graham saying he loved ted cruz when he sat here on the couch with us but now he is behind me. the enemy of my enemy is my friend sort of thing. >> donald trump was kind of saying when he spoke after ben carson was saying, well, yes, i was sometimes horribly mean to him but he understands. everybody understands that it was just politics and this is what you have to do. sandra: he actually said he only tore into dr. carson when dr. carson for that moment during the campaign was leading donald trump. harris: this gets to, andrea, where it talks about winning. this doesn't help marco rubio win. this doesn't help i don't know case kick win. -- john kasich win. they're trying to get one guy to lose. andrea: it doesn't help. mike lee from a lindsay gram, support of less than 1%. nobody. who does ben carson bring? six to% of valuable piece of an electorate that donald trump can use. he has a lot of evangelicals. charlie, hang on one minute. breathe. he has a lot of evangelicals from mississippi and other states. that is re

that's been a problem. >> dickerson: a sign of warming, lindsey graham would support they even talked on the phone. may be picnicking soon. ed, let me ask you about marco rubio he got 1% in kansas despite endorsement from the governor. 16% in kentucky. what is happening? >> falling apart. it's evident now that that's happening i was striking and hear any -- look what happened to rubio. he runs in tennessee has some last minute endorsements from senator lamar, goes to kansas, books three events in the state after cancelling appearances. after getting endorsements. he goes into florida now, convinced they can still win there are conservatives show that the race tightened probably helped by millions of dollars in attack ads that are now airing against trump f. he can't get florida, might as well go home. individual. >> dickerson: if you get endorsement from governor in the state the kit of death you go an lose. michael gerson, what is the health of the republican party at this moment? we hear lot of dire -- talked about with it with the chairman, where do you see things? >> if you look a

>> it doesn't concern me at all, that lindsey graham, the architect of open borders, the architect of our failed interventionist foreign policy is saying he thinks ted cruz should be president. no. that doesn't concern me at all. it should concern ted cruz. interested to know what ted cruz thinks about the endorsement, but doesn't concern me at all. deirdre: all right, ahead of the convention in cleveland, it was announced recently that donald trump's campaign manager will also be a delegate. is that unusual? >> i don't really pretend to know the history of delegates and the history of the united states, remember, the voters are the ones who cast the votes and the delegates are pledged by the voters. so it's much ado about nothing. the voters are the ones who decide where the delegates go and we're going to get to 1237. i want to underscore again, in all this talk about trying to stop donald trump, what's really going on here? you have a political class that is terrified that the gravy train is going to get shut down. it's been hard out there for americans, everywhere outside the wash

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a lot more than they said yes to lindsey graham. >> absolutely. i got beat like a drum so take what i say with a grain of salt. but 35% of my party believes that barack obama is a muslim born in kenya. here is what i think is going on. they say in trump anti-obama, a and successful man fix a broken town called washington and doesn't owe anything to anybody and a guy will tell our enemies get back in line and we will change america and make it great again. what i see is a demagogue. somebody has solutions that will never work. >> senator, you seem to be saying that hillary clinton will beat donald trump. >> no, i'm not seem to be saying it. i am saying that. like a drum! >> cbs news contributor bob schieffer is talking with republican leaders and others about the gop civil war. our retired chief washington correspondent and former host of "face the nation" is here and we are glad about that. bob, good morning. >> the only thing he didn't say is like a rented mule! rented mule! i was ready for that. >> you know washington. what is going on in terms