perry andned by rick a law enforcement. it is 20 minutes. >> good evening everyone, i am marked, the sheriff in this county. i want to say thank you to the for coming out here and bringing true awareness and educating senator cruz and governor perry on what is going on in our border. we could get more people in washington, d.c. to see what is going on in here. the true life for people who live on the border. that being said, i want to introduce governor rick perry

he was joined by rick perry and law enforcement. this portion of the press conference is 20 minutes. >> good evening everyone, i am the sheriff in this county. i want to say thank you to the family for coming out here and bringing true awareness and educating senator cruz and governor perry on what is going on our border. i wish we could get more people from washington, d.c. to see what is going on in here. the true life for people who live on the border. with that being said, i want to introduce governor rick perry from texas and thank him for being here today. governor. governor perry: a great privilege to be here in southern arizona, and i want to add my thanks to the glen family. there are reflective of the generations of americans who have made this country what it is. hard-working souls who want to ranch and do what they love to do in peace and prosperity. unfortunately over the last decade plus, living in peace is harder to accomplish because the federal government has failed miserably at securing the border. one of the reaso

he was joined by rick perry and law enforcement. it is 20 minutes. >> good evening everyone, i am the sheriff in this county. i want to say thank you to the family for coming out here and bringing true awareness and educating senator cruz and governor perry on what is going on our border. i wish we could get more people from washington, d.c. to see what is going on in here. the true life for people who live on the border. with that being said, i want to introduce governor rick perry from texas and thank him for being here today. governor. governor perry: a great privilege to be here in southern arizona, and i want to add my thanks to the glen family. there are reflective of the generations of americans who have made this country what it is. hard-working souls who want to ranch and do what they love to do in peace and prosperity. unfortunately over the last decade plus, living in peace is harder to accomplish because the federal government has failed miserably at securing the border. one of the reasons that i'm here today not only as

perry andned by rick a law enforcement. it is 20 minutes. >> good evening everyone, i am marked, the sheriff in this county. i want to say thank you to the for coming out here and bringing true awareness and educating senator cruz and governor perry on what is going on in our border. we could get more people in washington, d.c. to see what is going on in here. the true life for people who live on the border. that being said, i want to introduce governor rick perry from texas and thank him for being here today. perry: a great privilege to be here in southern arizona, and i want to add my family.o the glen there are reflective of the generations of americans who have made this country what it is. hard-working souls who want to ranch and do what they love to do in peace and prosperity. but in the last decade plus, living in peace is harder to accomplish because the federal government has failed miserably at securing the border. i am here not only as a former governor of a state which runs 400 miles, this border is not monolith

the other whitknight waiting is rick perry. close observers will note that rick perry already ran a 100-day campaign to stop donald trump. it was called the rick perry presidential campaign. he announced he was running for president on june 4th of last year. 100 days later he was gone. it was over. it's not like the idea of rick perry for president has yet to be thunk as an idea. in response to his name being floated thus ruining my new ipad the campaign manager said with all due respect to bill crystal and donors have called, where were you when governor perry was actually running for president of the united states. today donald trump predicted he will easily get enough delegates to get the nomination ahead of the republican convention in cleveland. he says he may get over 1400 delegates. he only needs 1200 to lock up the nomination. launched a 100-day effort to stop him starting a week into wisconsin because everybody should take a vacation and think about it first, it just, it gives you some idea of why the man is still winn

rick perry. >> steve you got the answer for us? >> this is a tough one. let's check the show. >> >> we started with 17, 17, 17 people all got in over the course of last spring and summer. nobody got out until september 11th when the first one we got to poof was rick perry. >> yep the correct answer is rick perry, stacy is correct. >> stacy, have you an unusual array of questions. tonight, kent, did stacy win the prize? >> indeed, a tough night of questions. >> you got both the chocolate swiss army fight and the junkie cocktail shaker. it's nice to meet you. thank you and please say hello to your princess. >> deal. >> indeed. if you want to play, send us an e-mail at rachel@msnbc.com. tell us who you are, where you are, and why you would like to play the friday night news dump. msnbc's continuing political coverage is up next. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm alex witt at msnbc headquarters in. the republican primary race taking on new and strange twists. today promises to be no different. on a western swing, all three remaining gop

answer is rick perry. >> you had an usually difficult array of questions tonight. did stacy win the prize. >> indeed. a tough night. >> you get both the chocolate swiss army knife and the cocktail shaker. it's nice to meet you. thank you and please say hello to your princess. if you want to play just send us an e-mail at rachel at msnbc.com. we would love to send you our cast offstuff and occasionally delicious things. >>> the young actor is accused of a heinous crime. >> they were saying that i shot both of them and decapitated one of them. >> a male inmate and his girlfriend await trial on charges of rape. >> me and my boyfriend had a threesome with another woman and she turned around the next day and said that we raped her. >> a drinking problem sends another inmate to prison.

answer is rick perry. >> you had an usually difficult array of questions tonight. did stacy win the prize. >> indeed. a tough night. >> you get both the chocolate swiss army knife and the cocktail shaker. it's nice to meet you. thank you and please say hello to your princess. if you want to play just send us an e-mail at rachel at msnbc.com. we would love to send you our cast offstuff and occasionally delicious things. now because you have been good this week, you do not have to go to prison. instead you get to play hardb l hardball. >> dump truck hits trump. let's play hardball. the dump trump partisans are out in force. unfortunately for them they have no idea how to do it. mitt romney who backed john kasich this week now says he'll vote for cruz in utah.

the other white knight waiting is rick perry. close observers will note that rick perry already ran a 100-day campaign to stop donald trump. it was called the rick perry presidential campaign. he announced he was running for president on june 4th of last year. 100 days later he was gone. it was over. it's not like the idea of rick perry for president has yet to be thunk as an idea. in response to his name being floated thus ruining my new ipad the campaign manager said with all due respect to bill crystal and donors have called, where were you when governor perry was actually running for president of the united states. today donald trump predicted he will easily get enough delegates to get the nomination ahead of the republican convention in cleveland. he says he may get over 1400 delegates. he only needs 1200 to lock up the nomination. launched a 100-day effort to stop him starting a week into wisconsin because everybody should take a vacation and think about it first, it just, it gives you some idea of why the man is still winn

slanderous comments he's made about rick perry and the clintons, it goes on and on and on. it doesn't say anything about the elects rat or trump or anyone eps e-else. we are going to do everything we can to remove him from office to pressure him to resign to constrain his ability to be chairman for the next two years if he chooses to go forward and if he does choose to go forward we'll start a new organization, i'll run against him and defeat him two years from now. >> all right matt great to see you. thanks for taking the sometime to talk to us, we really appreciate.. >> thanks john, take care. >>> with super tuesday behind them, the presidential candidates are focused on key states, one of which is ohio, john hendren reports. >> reporter: every serious candidate who has ever been here and will come again -- >> i always love ohio. i love you folks. >> you do have every kind of the be country represented here in ohio. >> rural and urban, wealthy and poor, known for picking presidents. >> now is one of probably dozen battle ground states for presidency, only adozen, out of 5

are you ready, rick perry. not the most compelling or inspiring choices, not change agents you might expect of ane independent run. not even the republican national committee could stand it. they condemned the idea. rnc chairman reince priebus said this is far too late for a third party candidate, sounding just a little bit woeful about it. maybe that was miment in coul imagine missio this his less than convincing assurance. >> well, i mean, i think it would be highly unlikely if it's not, i can tell you that, i think it would be somewhat unusual but, you know i can't 100% guarantee that, but i can't imagine right now sitting here, believing it would be anyone but the three remaining candidates. lou: i suppose you are convinced now, right? trump's response one of incre in. >> if the establishment were to put up an independent candidate. >> if they are going to do that, they are going to do that, then you might as well run the election to hillary clinton or whoever runs, if they are going to be stupid and do tha

he was joined by rick perry and law enforcement. it is 20 minutes. >> good evening everyone, i am the sheriff in this county. i want to say thank you to the family for coming out here and bringing true awareness and educating senator cruz and governor perry on what is going on our border. i wish we could get more people from washington, d.c. to see what is going on in here. the true life for people who live on the border. with that being said, i want to introduce governor rick perry from texas and thank him for being here today. governor. ve

perry appointed me as an honorary tax in one of their brightest days i have ever had. ladies and gentlemen, i am here on a book tour my book "retaking america" crushing political corectness" is a book for anybody that loves america it hates political correctness. and i look forward to sharing with you a word about the contents of that bill is that made this event possible thanks to the staff for policy analysis with a great way to prepare this event we have a tremendous turnout and know many people in this audience have traveled far and wide. of the gentleman that springs to mind and the furrow of the border of bogota that is on the oklahoma border. metadata political correctness and american exceptionalism it is the best place for that message message, because texans have a merciless content for political correctness. and i am always reminded of that i had occasion last year to be in the your with a photograph taken with the young lady she happens to hail from the opposite side of politics in the photo posted on facebook sure enough there i was on sixth avenue from fo

rick perry, good to see you. carly, i had an opportunity to see you a week ago. the campaign is changing every day. you're out on the road with senator cruz. how do you feel? >> i feel good. i feel like republicans are starting to understand what's at stake here. yeah, you know what's at stake here! you know, i'm not saying this, but there are signs up here that says dump trump, choose cruz. kind of a good slogan. see, we actually need to put a koconstitutional conservative i the white house. the reason that's so important, sometimes people think the constitution is some old relic. you know what the constitution is about? the constitution is not just about protecting our individual rights and liberties, it's also about preventing the concentration and the abuse of power. we have too much power, too much power concentrated in the hands of too few, too much economic power, to much political power. this is a man who will challenge that system and restore a citizen government. only ted can do that. because guess what? donald trump is the system. he's going to preserv

with that being said, i want to introduce governor quinn -- rick perry from texas and thank him for being here today. perry: thank you, is a great privilege to be here from southern arizona. they are reflective of the generations of americans that have made this country what it is. want toking souls that get out here in ranch and do what they love to do. unfortunately, over the last has beenving in peace getting harder and harder to accomplish. federal government has failed miserably at securing the border. one of the reasons i am here that this border is not monolithic. it is different from brownsville to el paso to tijuana. it is a very different border. you have to have a lot of different approaches to it. what we heard today from these ranchers that deal with this every day, it is certainly a different approach than what you hear your federal counterparts talking about. understand that to really address this issue, this is a federal issue. but they have to work with the local individuals and the local legislatures and law enforcement. they understand all of this. thathe person who is

a former rick perry aid tweeted my during the debate -- party is committing suicide on national television. that is in the hill this morning. more articles about donald trump in the papers this morning. here is the washington times -- romney works to kill gop hopes again, and under that is a picture of donald trump. the wall street journal, their lead editorial, it is on donald trump and trade -- trump on ford and nabisco. on the opinion page of the wall street journal, the governor of louisiana bobby jindal, president obama created donald trump is the name of the op ed that he wrote. cordell in pennsylvania, tell us a little bit about yourself. caller: my name is cordell harris. i am a small business entrepreneur in columbia, pennsylvania. host: why are you supporting donald trump? caller: because of that simple fact, i am an entrepreneur. i have been working on my small business since 2006. register forve to food stamps at the same time. americans need money. going out and doing all the marketing possible, i have loans signs in different languages. signs so the same lawn i could market t

let's look at rick perry. his son wrote a perry-push ticket might be able to pull it off if they the dollars. this is a perry-bush ticket? >> the concentration has to be on beating donald trump. what you are seeing is an inability to run a campaign aside from capturing media attention a& being considered here and what do you make? an empty candidate would serve to hand the election to hillary clinton. if you go back to that's premature. they have a path to the nomination and short of that, he will not do well for donald trump. they have really only been confident at the media side and the third party talk is early yet. >> going back to what you said, media attention not with standing, how bad of a campaign is the trump camp running and if it's that bad, why are they ahead? >> not to indict you and your brethren, but any time they do anything, live coverage, cnn, fox, msnbc. he just dominates that attention. between the tweets and the protesters and sending them out to grab or not grab a protester, it so overwh

former texas governor rick perry, once a candidate for the nomination, 2012, 2016. ted cruz supporter, life in his hometown of austin, texas. >> thank you very much. bill: what did last night teach you, governor? >> i get a charge out of donald trump. he says no one's ever beat me, which means they rarely beat me. but, anyway, the consistency or lack of consistency out of donald trump is always gives me a charge. listen this, is still an open process. it is down to two people. i think everyone recognizes that as it's donald trump and ted cruz and the question for americans is, do you want consistent conservative as your president? and i've yet to see the consistency in donald trump. and the person who is best quipped to really turn washington on its ear, americans are angry. you're seeing response of people who are supporting donald trump. i understand that and i respect them. the question for them i think, who do you think is really best equipped to do what you want to do which is reduce the size of government, get government out of your life. put a real conservati

rick perry, saying it would be better for republicans to lose than to win with donald trump at the head of the sixty ticket. >> it's conscience. >> everybody is talking about i think it look is more like 1912 or 1964. they preferred to see teddy roosevelt fail. in 1964, what is odd here, the party has moved so far to the right in '64, what you have now is moderate conservatives or actually pretty conservative conservatives, ted cruz is no moderate, saying donald trump is too extreme for the republican party. there is plins. here. but plult. principle at stake. some oppose trump because of the outlandish things he says. >> if donald trump getting the nomination can you support him? >> we're not there yet. we'll have to wait and see and take a cold-eyed look at it. it would be a big institutional decision for us. there should be a third party candidate. some republicans want place to park their vote in good conscience. the name of the game is stopping him from getting the nomination. managing. >> can i ask you a question? >> that's why the smartest thing for ted cruz and john kasich, neit

rick perry, saying it would be better for republicans to lose than to win with donald trump at the head of the sixty >> it's conscience. >> everybody is talking about the 1860 convention. i think it look is more like 1912 or 1964. they preferred to see teddy roosevelt fail. in 1964, what is odd here, the party has moved so far to the right in '64, what you have now is moderate conservatives or actually pretty conservative conservatives, ted cruz is no moderate, saying donald trump is party. there is plins. here. but plult. principle at stake. outlandish things he says. >> if donald trump getting the nomination can you support him? >> we're not there yet. we'll have to wait and see and take a cold-eyed look at it. it would be a big institutional decision for us. there should be a third party candidate. park their vote in good conscience. the name of the game is stopping him from getting the nomination. everything after that is just managing. >> can i ask you a question? >> that's why the smartest thing for ted cruz and john kasich, neither of whom have the likely path to walk into the co

rick perry, saying it would be better for republicans to lose than to win with donald trump at ticket. >> it's conscience. >> everybody is talking about the 1860 convention. i think it look is more like 1912 or 1964. they preferred to see teddy roosevelt fail. in 1964, what is odd here, the party has moved so far to the right in '64, what you have now is moderate conservatives or actually pretty conservative conservatives, ted cruz is no moderate, saying donald trump is too extreme for the republican party. there is plins. here. but plult. principle at stake. some oppose trump because of the outlandish things he says. >> if donald trump getting the nomination can you support him? >> we're not there yet. we'll have to wait and see and take a cold-eyed look at it. it would be a big institutional decision for us. some republicans want place to park their vote in good conscience. the name of the game is stopping him from getting the nomination. everything after that is just managing. >> can i ask you a question? >> that's why the smartest thing for ted cruz and john kasich, neither of who

rick perry, saying it would be better for republicans to lose than to win with donald trump at ticket. >> it's conscience. >> everybody is talking about the 1860 convention. i think it look is more like 1912 or 1964. they preferred to see teddy roosevelt fail. in 1964, what is odd here, the party has moved so far to the right in '64, what you have now is moderate conservatives or actually pretty conservative conservatives, ted cruz is no moderate, saying donald trump is too extreme for the republican party. there is plins. here. but plult. principle at stake. outlandish things he says. >> if donald trump getting the nomination can you support him? >> we're not there yet. we'll have to wait and see and take a cold-eyed look at it. it would be a big institutional decision for us. some republicans want place to park their vote in good conscience. the name of the game is stopping him from getting the nomination. everything after that is just managing. >> can i ask you a question? >> that's why the smartest thing for ted cruz and john kasich, neither of whom have the likely path to walk in

rick perry, saying it would be better for republicans to lose than to win with donald trump at the head of the sixtyticket. >> it's conscience. >> everybody is talking about the 1860 convention. i think it look is more like 1912 or 1964. they preferred toee teddy roosevelt fail. in 19, what is odd here, the party has moved so far to the right in '64, what you have now is moderate conservatives or actually pretty conservative conservatives, ted cruz is no moderate, saying donald trump is too extreme for the republican party. there is plins. here. principle at stake. some oppose tmp because of the outlandish things he says. >> if donald trump getting the nomination can you support him? >> we're not there yet. we'll have to wait and see and take a cold-eyed look at it. it would be a big institutional decision forus. ther should be a third party candidate. some republicans want plpce to park their vote in good conscience. the name of the game is stopping him from getting the nomination. everything after that i is just managing. >> can i ask you a question? >> that's why the smartest thing f

we have got to win this in noe. >> obviously rick scott andáy not rick perry. sorry, governor. moving through fast through this. florida never disappoints in terms of making exciting voting place. we have been too"s exciting at times. why did you wait until today to endorse donald trump? >> greta, goes back to my race in 2010. the party leaders all said get out of the race. they didn't want me in the race. i was the business outsider, never having run for office before. i trusted the voters. i decide to do wait until after my primary because i listen to do our voters. but i do believe it's time to start thinking about november. we have got to beat hillary clinton. woe can't have more barack obama. donald trump is clearly the will of the voters. we need to listen to them. coalesce behind him. we have had a tough primary. a lot of great candidates, some from florida. friends of mine, governor. he is going to end up with enough delegates or being pretty close. we can't let -- think about this, hike you were just saying, greta, if we sit here and say we are going to let the party l

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in the last republican primary, rick perry led the polls. then herman cain. then newt. but they didn't win. >> i accept your nomination for president. >> maybe instead of polls, we should pay more attention to pundits. >> we're going to win by a landslide. >> pundits get things wrong constantly, too. >> romney big, not even close. >> turns out pundits are not terribly accurate. >> economist robin hanson studies an alternative. there's something about putting money on the line that cuts through. people often make bold statements. >> you're talking. you're pontificating. something challenges you and says you want to bet on that? all of us. as soon as somebody says you want to bet on that? you pause and go, do i really believe that? if you put your money where your mouth is, you are more careful. and when lots of people put their mouth on the line, on sites called prediction markets, like this one in the united states, this one in europe, the resulting odds are more accurate than anything else. unfortunately, they post these odds in confusing gambling formulas. so my produ

rick perry, saying it would be better for republicans to lose than to win with donald trump at the head of the sixtyticket. >> it's conscience. >> everybody is talking about the 1860 convention. i think it look is more like 1912 or 1964. they preferred to see teddy roosevelt fail. in 1964, what is odd here, the party has moved so far to the right in '64, what you have now is moderate conservatives or actually pretty conservative conservatives, ted cruz is no moderate, saying donald trump is there is plins. here. but plult. principle at stake. some oppose trump because of the outlandish things he says. >> if donald trump getting the nomination can you support him? >> we're not there yet. we'll have to wait and see and take a cold-eyed look at it. it would be a big institutional decision for us. there should be a third party candidate. some republicans want place to park their vote in good conscience. the name of the game is stopping him from getting the nomination. everything after that is just managing. >> can i ask you a question? >> that's why the smartest thing for ted cruz and john

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i want to bring into our conversation now from austin, texas, former texas governor, rick perry. governor perry has endorsed ted cruz. sir, good to have you with me. thank you for being here. >> good to be with you. thank you. >> first, i need to ask you, your name has been floated by people inside the party as someone who could run as an independent candidate. it was back on september the 11th of 2015 you suspended your campaign. you said you had no regrets. but could you definitively say you would not be interested as being a draft nominee or running as a third party independent for president? >> i can say twdefinitively tha i've endorsed ted cruz and that's who i'm going to be working for as we go through this process. i think to be looking past the convention for anybody other than who's going to get to 1,237. and i don't think anybody's going to get to 1,237, unless it is ted cruz. these are closed primaries we're coming upon and i thought it was really interesting in your earlier segment when donald trump himself said that up to 20% of the people that had come and voted for

perry, and he is attempting to steer his campaign back into the attack of the obama administration. that message has always resinated among texas conservatives, but will it continue to resinate and especially up against donald trump's campaign. trump brings a new energy to this state, judging by the size of his rallies and the chatter on the streets here in texas, trump is a great threat to ted cruz. >> all right. so both cruz and clinton are expected to win in texas. how close are they to meeting the expectations they have? >> reporter: sure, let's turn to the democrat side for a minute here. hillary clinton leading bernie sanders by 21 points, a significant gap. her campaign hoping to deliver the same sweeping win in texas as we saw in south carolina. to do that, her husband has been cross crossing the state on her behalf, especially speaking with latino voters who the clintons have courted now for deck indicated. you see the evidence of the two-man race i was talking about. donald trump and ted cruz neck and neck. cruz with only a 3-point lead across of trump and that's within th

governor rick perry standing our by. b that's not the way the world works. well, the world's changing. are you asking enough questions about the way your wealth is managed? wealth management, at charles schwab. man 1: i came as fast as i man 2: this isn't public yet. man 1: what isn't? man 2: we've been attacked. man 1: the network? man 2: shhhh. man 1: when did this happen? man 2: over the last six months. man 1: how did we miss it? man 2: we caught it, just not in time. man 1: who? how? man 2: not sure, probably off-shore, foreign, pros. man 1: what did they get? man 2: what didn't they get. man 1: i need to call mike... man 2: don't use your phone. it's not just security, it's defense. bae systems. >> god bless the great state of texas. please, texas, let's win texas. i want to win texas. >> this is texas. >> if i win texas, that's going to be embarrassing. >> tomorrow, you have the opportunity to put america back on track again. >> they could have an embarrassing time. >> it is texas who will stand and lead and fight for this nation. >> i have so many fr

talked about recruiting a third party candidate, like governor rick perry or senator tom coburn. will that doom your chances, as mr. trump said? >> well, sure it would. of course it would. but i also think it's far too late. i think this is a -- it's some folks find to it be interesting. that's great. but it isn't likely. it's probably too late. and, there is no definitive answer right now as to who the nominee is going to be of our party. so, i think all of it is far too early. >> mr. priebus, thank you for joining us. >> you bet, thanks. >>> powerhouse "roundtable" is >>> and later, president obama has made his bid for the supreme court. is that the end of the process or the beginning? that debate with denis mcdonough and mitch mcconnell. during its first year, a humpback calf and its mother are almost inseparable. she lifts her calf to its first breath of air, then protects it on the long journey to their feeding grounds. one of the most important things you can do is help the next generation. at pacific life, we offer financial solutions to accomplish just that. ask a financi

cruz has the endorsement of the governor, and a former governor, rick perry, and cruz is trying to steer his campaign messaging back on track to attacking the obama administration, which has long resinated here among texas republicans. the question is, will it continue to resinate, and will it be enough to counter balance the insurgency that is donald trump's campaign. trump leading -- leading in rallies as far as how many -- the attendee size, but as far as a ground game goes, obviously ted cruz has the advantage, but if you listen to what people are talking about on the street, if you tap into the energy here in texas, richelle, donald trump's campaign saying he definitely stands a chance. >> but cruz as you said is expected to win, as is clinton. how close are they to meeting their expectations? this >> reporter: sure, we are seeing hillary clinton leading in polls 21 points. a significant gap there. her campaign expecting a massive sweep of texas, similar to what we saw in south carolina. she is tapping in to the hispanic vote here, hoping to capitalize on the good relationship she a

talked about recruiting a third party candidate, like governor rick perry or senator tom coburn. will that doom your chances, as mr. trump said? >> well, sure it would. of course it would. but i also think it's far too late. i think this is a -- it's some folks find to it be interesting. that's great. but it isn't likely. it's probably too late. and, there is no definitive answer right now as to who the nominee is going to be of our party. so, i think all of it is far too early. >> mr. priebus, thank you for joining us. >> you bet, thanks. >>> powerhouse "roundtable" is next. >>> and later, president obama has made his bid for the supreme court. is that the end of the process or the beginning? that debate with denis mcdonough and mitch mcconnell. ♪ during its first year, a humpback calf and its mother are almost inseparable. she lifts her calf to its first breath of air, then protects it on the long journey to their feeding grounds. one of the most important things you can do is help the next generation. at pacific life, we offer financial solutions to accomplish just that. ask

talked about recruiting a third party candidate, like governor rick perry or senator tom coburn. will that doom your chances, as mr. trump said? >> well, sure it would. of course it would. but i also think it's far too late. i think this is a -- it's some folks find to it be interesting. that's great. but it isn't likely. it's probably too late. and, there is no definitive answer right now as to who the nominee is going to be of our party. so, i think all of it is far too early. >> mr. priebus, thank you for joining us. >> you bet, thanks. >>> powerhouse "roundtable" is next. >>> and later, president obama has made his bid for the supreme court. is that the end of the process or the beginning? that debate with denis mcdonough and mitch mcconnell. ♪ during its first year, a humpback calf and its mother are almost inseparable. she lifts her calf to its first breath of air, then protects it on the long journey to their feeding grounds. one of the most important things you can do is help the next generation. at pacif