. >> in kansas. >> in kansas. and so, even for them it was a surprise as to how much of a swing it was. obviously the suggestion inside the campaign is that something is shifting as we've been talking about, perhaps something shifted especially after the thursday night debate. where they felt that they did better than donald trump. perhaps the cruz campaign and ted cruz is benefiting from how marco rubio is going after donald trump. having said that, that is the spin from camp krutz. it's too early to tell whether this is really kind of a thing that's happening, or whether this is just -- >> before the votes were coming in one cruz adviser told me earlier today you know, they were feeling decent about kansas and i understand what you say it might have been a tight race. they understood that was a state that did them well. maine where the governor is endorsed donald trump, there is that real rebellious element inside the maine electorate that may play into donald trump and they, they start seeing move

park, kansas. what's going on between sanders and clinton? >> reporter: well, there's just phenomenal turnout as far as the democrats are concerned, wolf. they had so many people in here they had to actually let people go. they couldn't caucus the way they normally do and split those up, who's voting for clinton and who's voting for sanders. they had people sign a sheet who they wanted to caucus for. there's a line behind me for people who are now leaving because they've signed. other people are still coming in because there was a line stretching outside. when you take a look at our exit poll as we're taking a look at the numbers coming in right now as people are leaving, right now it looks like sanders is 61% of the people who were here in this room, 39% for clinton. but there they're still taking people coming in, still signing at it point. they were at capacity so now they have to figure out how to get these people in and get their numbers. it will be a while before things are finally tabulated.

[applause] >> greet the people of kansas city, missouri and kansas city, kansas. we had a great convention. he location was perfect. we were praised for the way we an the convention. people in kansas city volunteered and helped us and did a lot of work. i'll never forget my time in kansas city. i remember waiting by the phone to see if president ford was going to call me because bob clarke of abc called me and said you're going to be the nominee for vice president. and bob and i were good friends. john conley was right down the hall. it was a line is great place for a convention. i think everyone agreed. ,egardless of party or whatever we did have a good convention. people came and spoke their minds. we had a full house every night. the t say enough about ood people of kansas city. >> let's start with the story to have memories you have of kansas, the convention. > well, i had been very much immersed in policy issues for a number of years but not politics. i had not been involved at all in political matters. next thing i knew, sam donaldson had his microphone in m

kansas and maine. and by the way, maine is not an evangelical state. >> cruz will probably lean more on his victory in maine than possibly any other. because he will say, that's not my territory. that is as far from texas as i can get. >> northeast republicans. >> potatoes. not cotton. >> steve, give us the fill on this. >> i want to give you two pieces about maine and tell what you that means. first of all, on maine. two thing to consider from these results. number one, keep in mine in 2012, maine is different than other new england states. ron paul nearly won this state in 2012 again mitt romney. he lost by two and a half points. it may be thatron has gotten that ron paul coalition. the other thing is the prults are coming out. where cruz won, they said york county at the end. the southern tip of maine. it is almost like a bedroom community for boston. this is right across the bridge from sports, new hampshire. in material of what we've seen tonight and what it means for the delegate race between kan

here's the story in kansas. i talked to the gop chair, he tells me that in 2012, they had about 30,000 people cast ballots during the caucus, this year they printed 60,000 ballots and they had to go to kinkos to print more because of the turnout. now, who will that benefit? will that benefit donald trump, will that benefit cruz, rubio, we don't know yet of course. you're seeing the numbers coming in. we're seeing the ballots come in in boxes. you can see more volunteers here behind in this first table. they are also coming in and starting to count them. they are in groups of two because both of these volunteers count them and then they recount them to make sure that they are official. and you can see if you look right here to the right, more boxes, wolf. more of these botches. some of these ballots printed at kinkos because of the turnout. wolf. >> good news is that kinkos is open on this saturday. rosa, thanks very much. chris, back to you. >> i'll tell you, when you hear about them running to kinkos and the vo

i'm adam zucker. >> adam: in the game you just saw, kansas over baylor, 102-74. joined by swin cash, doug gottlieb and seth davis. if kansas is going to be number one, come the next rankings, that's how you do it. >> doug: they were incredibly impressive. i think the big 12 is the toughest conference to win in the number of top-10, top-25 teams but it's a double round robin, you have to play everybody twice but it works in kansas's favor. with all veterans in your starting lineup facing a baylor zone which is unique and i thought kansas, seth, did an incredible job of pushing in transition and getting inside-out looks. they started the game hitting all those threes and after that it was a house of cards for baylor man-to-man. >> seth: when kansas shoots this well from three-point range it's unfair, they share the ball so well, they play defense in a tough, cohesive way, this is an older team, the players have gotten better each year, wayne selden is know woof the truly breakout players in the country, a worthy number one team and i think the fact that they are po

i'm adam zucker. >> adam: in the game you just saw, kansas over baylor, 102-74. joined by swin cash, doug gottlieb and seth davis. if kansas is going to be number one, come the next rankings, that's how you do it. >> doug: they were incredibly impressive. i think the big 12 is the toughest conference to win in the country not just because of the number of top-10, top-25 robin, you have to play everybody twice but it works in kansas's favor. with all veterans in your starting lineup facing a baylor zone which is unique and i thought kansas, seth, did an incredible job of pushing in inside-out looks. they started the game hitting all those threes and after that it was a house of cards for baylor man-to-man. >> seth: when kansas shoots this well from three-point range it's unfair, they share the ball so well, they play defense in a tough, cohesive way, this is an older team, the players have gotten better each year, wayne selden is know woof the truly breakout players in the country, a worthy number one team and i think the fact that they are poised to win their 12t

national convention in kansas city, missouri. and ronalderald ford reagan ran a close race for the nomination, and neither had a majority of delegates when the convention began. in this discussion, the panelists remember the role played by republican senator bob dole, who was the temporary convention chairman and was selected by president ford to be his running mate. the kansas city public library hosted this 90 minute event. >> my thanks to bill lacy and audrey coleman and the whole institute for putting this on and creating this exhibit and helping us to put on this panel. and also to senator dole and mrs. dole. senator dell famously said one president ford picked him and they did the press conference right after they picked him, he said, dole is a four letter word you can say in public. today are jerry fogel, who is chairman of the jackson county republican party, the boy wonder chair of the jackson county republican party of 1976 and part of the host committee for the convention. besides being chair of the republican party in

we watched kansas crack the century mark against baylor in their big 12 opener ask moments kansas head coach bill self after an emphatic win over the bears. >> bill: great start. >> we made everything we looked at early, then we fouled too much. their best offense was us putting our hands on them and we've got to clean that up. >> bill: the coach takes credit for a lot of things but how do these kids pass so well? it's amazing how t ty find each other. >> we share it. we're unselfish. upon we've got several guys that can make shots. basically the open man is the go-to man and the guys buy into that. hopefully we'll keep that going. >> bill: how about the intellect of perry ellis. this kid really has a great feel for the game. i'm so impressed, today being particularly. >> perrewasn't a facer in the first half, got two fouls -- factor in the first half. >> perry paunt wasn't a factor in the first half. he's ay quiet, really, really good player that doesn't get >> bill: looking forward to monday night? >> happy new year. >> bill: same to you, bill. >> adam: monday night the game we menti

city, kansas. both republican and democratic caucuses too early to call at this point. kentucky's final republican caucuses kick off in just a few minutes but you may be surprised to learn where they're caucusing there when democrats don't vote until may. plus the issues kentucky voters are focused on straight ahead. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message to your wifi pro splash page and you'll reach your customers where their eyes are already - on their devices. order up. it's more than just wifi, it can help grow your business. you don't see that every day. introducing wifi pro, wifi that helps grow your business. comcast business. built for business. >>> so here we are. we're taking a look at some of these results. ted cruz has been back and forth between 49% and 50%, double that basically of what donald trump -- i tell you what's interesti

until that kansas city game, until that kansas city game, they're 7-3. and really, it has not gone well for them after that game. >> al: no. 62-yard field goal. that didn't work. we come to the two-minute warning. and the kansas city chiefs, have cemented a playoff berth, will have a shot at the division title. ♪ oh, sunday night go to the nfc next week, you got those games. dallas would go to philadelphia. dallas already has the one locked up. seattle and san francisco. could be impactful in terms of seeding. giants and washington, as well. redskins with a shot to get into the playoffs. and the big one is on sunday night. we'll be there for green bay against detroit at ford field. 7:00 eastern. "football night in america." the nfc north tight. >> lee: be at stake in that one. regardless of what detroit does tomorrow night in their monday night game against the cowboys. second down and goal from the 3. here's west, on his way to the 1 yard line. and it will be third down and goal. and the denver broncos, are going to stop the clock. >> cris: how about

kansas recovers. the jayhawks will have a chance to try and win the ball game. >> mike: this is all in the obviously, a field goal wins this game. ball security one more time. most important aspect. >> allen: a sixth turnover in this ball game by the texas longhorns. >> mike: very poorly thrown ball. under pressure. buechele, he wanted to go to the wide side of the field. get out there. runs out to the right. sees a wide open guy. puts too much on this ball. the freshman, the guy that should still be in high school, getting ready whatever, intercepts the pass. mike lee. now your defense has to make a stand. they'll start from the 25 yard line. with carter stanley. the red shirt freshman quarterback looking to see if he can be the winning hero for his >> mike: his choices have to be very, very good. needs to find green grass. >> allen: kinner. >> mike: would be surprised to see carter stanley on the edge with a run pass option. have an opportunity to throw the ball gain some yards. hitting at tight end

it was called the kansas city miracle, and the kansas city spirit. on the other hand, we did nominate william jennings bryan, and he was massacred by william mckinley and teddy roosevelt in the 1900 general election. and then in 1928, we hosted another convention, a republican convention, that nominated herbert hoover. now, he was pretty successful in the general election, he won in a landslide, in fact. but the next four years were terribly not successful, the great depression. in 1976, there were humorous comments, mostly by democrats, about the previous republican convention in kansas city and the nomination of president ford was hoped by the ford folks. so kansas city has a background in this. i also want to mention one other fact before i go to the panel about kansas city's background. as audrey mentioned, the convention held is in kemper arena. that might seem there is a coincidence with my name. in fact kemper arena was funded , in part by a gift from my father out of my great-grandfather's charitable trust in order to save the american royal.

caucuses in kansas as well. kansas an important state on this super saturday. let's take a quick break. all her aches and pains. and i said "come to class, let's start walking together" and i said "and i bet you money you'll be able to do that senior walk". that day i said "ok it's me and you girl, me and you!" i said "if you need to stop, there's a bench we'll just hang out in the shade." she said "absolutely not! we are going to finish this race!" and we were the last ones in, but you know what? we finished the race. and she goes "desiree, i'll never quit walking. ever" -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>. >> counting down to the next caucus results, the clock you can see behind us, the next democratic caucus will begin in about a half hour or so from now. let's get a key race alert right now on the republican caucuses in kansas. take a look. 4% of the vote is now in. ted cruz an impressive lead, 53.5% to donald trump's 22.5%. marco rubio at 13.2%, 9.2% for john kasich. still an impress sf lead but only 4

right, kansas city star political reporter dave helling. thanks a lot. >> sreenivasan: louisiana is a state that former president bill clinton won twice-- in the 1992 and 1996 general elections-- but no democratic presidential candidate has won it since. former first lady hillary clinton-- should she become this year's democratic nominee-- could aim to reverse that losing streak. joining me now to discuss how the campaign in both parties has played out before today's louisiana primary voters is elizabeth crisp, a political reporter for the "baton rouge advocate." so, none of the candidates are in town today. what's the activity been like in louisiana with the candidates over the past few days? >> after super tuesday, we started seeing more activity from the candidates. last night, donald trump was in new orleans. ted cruz was in the new orleans area. bill clinton has been in louisiana for the past two days. and so, it really seemed to kind of spike as today approached. >> sreenivasan: i know that former governor bobby jindal had endorsed ru

jacob, trump skipped cpac and went to kansas and now has lost in kansas. any sense of how the donald trump who is planning to have a press conference tonight is going to deal with what is shaping up so far to not be a very super saturday for him. >> you know, the campaign is confident, they say, that he'll be the nominee. they know he has not done done well generally in caucus states. in fact he lost iowa, minnesota, alaska. those caucuses even though polls had him ahead. he has generally not done well in these caucuses. although the polls had him leading in kansas and else where tonight, tonight may not be his big night. he's looking ahead, of course, to florida where he was today, this afternoon. though, of course, he really wanted to win kansas. he did that last-minute stop this morning and he skipped cpac, a must attend usually. he skipped that and went to kansas. it should have been a big day for him. but there were reports even as he went after that rally in kansas over to a caucus area so he could speak. he was booed loudly because of the supporters

i'm adam zucker. >> adam: in the game you just saw, kansas over baylor, 102-74. joined by swin cash, doug gottlieb and seth davis. if kansas is going to be number one, come the next rankings, that's how you do it. >> doug: they were incredibly impressive. i think the big 12 is the toughest conference to win in the country not just because of the number of top-10, top-25 teams but it's a double round robin, you have to play everybody twice but it works in kansas's favor. with all veterans in your starting lineup facing a baylor zone which is unique and i thought kansas, seth, did an incredible job of pushing in transition and getting inside-out looks. they started the game hitting all those threes and after that it was a house of cards for baylor man-to-man. >> seth: when kansas shoots this well from three-point range it's unfair, they share the ball so well, they play defense in a tough, cohesive way, this is an older team, the players have gotten better each year, wayne selden is know woof the truly breakout players in the country, a worthy number one team and i

kansas. for more on how it turned out, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] now, when you hear kansas, you probably think "wizard of oz," college basketball or the state that based on its shape, looked like someone nibbled on colorado. [ laughter ] but, in the last few years, kansas has also become something of a laboratory for conservative economic policies under its governor sam brownback, who cut taxes for the wealthy and completely eliminated income taxes for small businesses. a plan he boldly described this way. >> on taxes you need to get your overall rates down and you need to get your social manipulation out of it, in my estimation to create growth. and, you know, we'll see how it works. we'll have a real, live experiment. >> seth: real live experiment is a terrible sales pitch for something. those words usually only show up in shady, classified ads. [ laughter ] nonetheless, brownback got his tax cuts. which he said were designed to show the rest of the country that

until that kansas city game, until that kansas city game, they're 7-3. and really, it has not gone well for them after that game. >> al: no. 62-yard field goal. that didn't work. we come to the two-minute warning. and the kansas city chiefs, have cemented a playoff berth, will have a shot at the division title. ♪ oh, sunday night go to the nfc next week, you got those games. dallas would go to philadelphia. dallas already has the one locked up. seattle and san francisco. could be impactful in terms of seeding. giants and washington, as well. redskins with a shot to get into the playoffs. and the big one is on sunday night. we'll be there for green bay against detroit at ford field. 7:00 eastern. "football night in america." the nfc north tight. >> lee: be at stake in that one. regardless of what detroit does tomorrow night in their monday night game against the cowboys. second down and goal from the 3. here's west, on his way to the 1 yard line. and it will be third down and goal. and the denver broncos, are going to stop the clock. >> cris: how about

i'm adam zucker. >> adam: in the game you just saw, kansas over baylor 102-74. joined by swin cash doug gottlieb and seth davis. if kansas is going to be number one, come the next rankings that's how you do it. >> doug: they were incredibly impressive. i think the big 12 is the toughest conference to win in the country not just because of the number of top-10 top-25 teams but it's a double round robin, you have to play everybody twice but it works in kansas's favor. with all veterans in your starting lineup facing a baylor zone which is unique and i thought kansas seth did an incredible job of pushing in transition and getting inside-out looks. they started the game hitting all those threes and after that it was a house of cards for baylor man-to-man. >> seth: when kansas shoots this well from three-point range it's unfair they share the ball so well they play defense in a tough, cohesive way, this is an older team the players have gotten better each year wayne selden is know woof the truly breakout players in the country, a worthy number one team and i think th

unbelievable game-winner, kansas city. you've got to be kidding me. >> cris: the only way this game could end. holy smokes. i didn't know what had happened. i couldn't tell if it went through or not. that thing hit that post hard. how did it go through? >> mike: just caught the inside of the uprights. and the fans back there thought it was going out. you see him passing on this side of the post. the kansas city chiefs, with an incredible comeback down the stretch. this guy's defense started it. some nights it's your night. this guy had a great night. deserved a better fate. but the decision of the long field by kubiak, santos, on the upright. the chiefs win. and thlk report is coming up. first, these messages from your local nbc station. enjoy your phone! you too. (inner monologue) all right, be cool. you got the amazing new iphoe 7 on the house by switching o at&t... what??.... aand you got unlimited data because yu have directv?? okay, just a few more steps... door! it's cool hey come quick... my new beer, stella artois,

kansas recovers. the jayhawks will have a chance to try and win the ball game. >> mike: this is all in the matchup with the kansas offense. obviously, a field goal wins this game. ball security one more time. most important aspect. >> allen: a sixth turnover in this ball game by the texas longhorns. >> mike: very poorly thrown ball. under pressure. buechele, he wanted to go to the wide side of the field. get out there. runs out to the right. sees a wide open guy. puts too much on this ball. the freshman, the guy that should still be in high school, getting ready for his whatever, intercepts the pass. mike lee. now your defense has to make a stand. they'll start from the 25 yard line. with carter stanley. the red shirt freshman quarterback looking to see if he can be the winning hero for his >> mike: his choices have to be very, very good. needs to find green grass. >> allen: kinner. >> mike: would be surprised to see carter stanley on the edge with a run pass option. have an opportunity to throw the b

rubio had blown up his schedule this week to come into kansas to hold extra events in kansas. he thought he had a chance to win this state. not only is he running third here, the keys right here around kansas city. johnson county right outside of kansas city. home to a lot of college educated, a little more moderate republican voters. these are the kind of voters we've seen rubio doing very well with. it's why we thought he won kansas. if you look in that part of the state, too. a distant place for marco rubio. two stories here in kansas. one much, much better for ted cruz. not only winning, but winning by such a margin and marco rubio faring much, much worse than we expected. also show you as we did here in maine. the results trickling. this is kansas. this is maine. the results trickling in and always takes a long time to come in. what does this mean for the all-important delegate race. that's the question on everybody's mind. this is what we can show you what it looked like coming into tonight. we're confident what the delegate count will look like. the delegate count would

unbelievable game-winner, kansas city. you've got to be kidding me. >> cris: the only way this game could end. holy smokes. i didn't know what had happened. i couldn't tell if it went through or not. that thing hit that post hard. how did it go through? >> mike: just caught the inside of the uprights. and the fans back there thought it was going out. you see him passing on this side of the post. the kansas city chiefs, with an incredible comeback down the stretch. this guy's defense started it. some nights it's your night. this guy had a great night. deserved a better fate. but the decision of the long field by kubiak, santos, on the upright. the chiefs win. and the volkswagen postgame re i local nbc station. enjoy your phone! you too. (inner monologue) all right, be cool. yothe u got azing new iphone 7 on the house by switching to at&t... what??.... aand you got unlimited data because you have directv?? okay, just a few more steps... door! it's cool hey come quick... my new beer, stella artois, is finished. the people wil

kansas. >> senator u.s. senator ted cruz also and kansas. >> we had 15 primaries so far and we have been able to one over and over and over again from the grassroots. we can focus on substance, we can focus on issues and the way we win this primary and the way we beat hillary clinton in november is we tell the truth with a smile. eaton absent from the super saturday states was marco rubio that did not stop his supporters back i am a marco rubio supporter. he can bring the republican party together but what is more important, he can bring the nation together. >> n the democratic side polls show clinton with a big lead in louisiana. which has a large number of african-american voters. helped her rapid victories across asaba super tuesday, the less diverse kansas and nebraska could leave this to sandra speaking at the candidates would have too much time to rest and spread to michigan for the all-important primaries in florida and ohio on the 15th. our team coverage is in west palm beach where we

we'll see kansas city willing to stay with that. it has been phillip gaines, since they've been getting after denver touchdown wins the game. tries that run again to the left. going to get credit with the tackle. but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. have said, they're not playing for the kansas city chiefs. >> mike: jarvis jenkins in there. with the jets for most of the first half of this season. stop by demaryius thomas. the carry with marcus peters. they work on peters in a big spot. and thomas comes through. >> cris: you better hang on to the football. that's the first time we've seen marcus peters giving up a play. it was a carolina game where he stole it at the end of the game. on a catch very similar to that and turned that game around. >> mike: reception

unbelievable game-winner, kansas city. you've got to be kidding me. >> cris: the only way this game could end. holy smokes. i didn't know what had happened. i couldn't tell if it went through or not. that thing hit that post hard. how did it go through? >> mike: just caught the inside of the uprights. and the fans back there thought it was going out. you see him passing on this side of the post. the kansas city chiefs, with an incredible comeback down the stretch. this guy's defense started it. some nights it's your night. this guy had a great night. deserved a better fate. but the decision of the long field by kubiak, santos, on the upright. the chiefs win. and the volkswagen postgame local nbc station. enjoy your phone! you too. (inner monologue) all right, be cool. you got the amazing new iphoe 7 on the house by switching o at&t... what??.... aand you got unlimited data because yu have directv?? okay, just a few more steps... door! it's cool hey come quick... my new beer, stella artois, is finished. the people will love

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kansas. for more on how it turned out, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] now, when you hear kansas, you probably think "wizard of oz," college basketball or the state that based on its shape, looked like someone nibbled on colorado. [ laughter ] but, in the last few years, kansas has also become something of a laboratory for conservative economic policies under its governor sam brownback, who cut taxes for the wealthy and completely eliminated income taxes for small businesses. a plan he boldly described this way. >> on taxes you need to get your overall rates down and you need to get your social manipulation out of it, in my estimation to create growth. and, you know, we'll see how it works. we'll have a real, live experiment. >> seth: real live experiment is a terrible sales pitch for something. those words usually only show up in shady, classified ads. [ laughter ] nonetheless, brownback got his tax cuts. which he said were designed to show the rest of the country

time for open mike in kansas. there, of course, jimmie johnson who qualified 15th despite some smoke coming out of the engine on friday. >> yeah. they feel pretty confident at hendrick engines that everything will be fine. >> his engine was running backwards. >> that car was destroyed. i don't know how that car finished third. i haven't figured that out. 17 pit stops they made. >> kevin harvick struggling with the handling of his car. he qualified 29th. kind of a hot start to the year, jeff. he's cooled off a little bit. >> yeah, he has. i don't expect him to stay back there long. this is a great track for him. we have a big wide multi-lane track tonight. >> big crash at the end of the race at talladega last week. >> there's trevor bayne. he qualified 10th. >> this kid is impressing me. the last three or four weeks, he's been leading laps, up front. >> two top ten finishes in the last three. there's matt kenseth. kansas city known for good blus music and for kenseth fans, they've been singing the blues all season

off and went to kansas. but p at maine they are something. you only have 12 percent of the votes in from the caucus. you can't just walk in. you don't have to caucus in three hours and it is like a primary caucus blend. but ted cruz is appearing to have a good night. and donald trump at 36.6. and interesting thing about maine, it is it moderate republican and inland area that is trump country. and so we'll see how it works out with 12 percent in right now. >> talking kentucky. this is the state's very first caucus. and this is the caucus that shut down in 4:00 and there were lines of people. and voters were turned around. what is going on in kentucky. >> they changed the schedule for kentucky. but because rand paul paid for the caucus so they could maintain a sentencing and still run for the white house. in kentucky right now, there is about seven percent reporting right now. and there are your numbers. trump has a lead by sen or ted cruz and rubio down the line and along with john kasich right there. and th

kansas. for more on how it turned out, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] now, when you hear kansas, you probably think "wizard of oz," college basketball or the state its shape, looked like someone nibbled on colorado. [ laughter ] but, in the last few years, kansas has also become somethingoratory for conservative economic policies under its governor sam brownback, who cut taxes for the wealthy and completely eliminated income l businesses. a plan he boldly described this way. >> on taxes you need to get your overall rates down and you need cial manipulation out of it, in my estimation to create growth. and, you know, we'll see how it experiment. >> seth: real live experiment is a terrible sales pitch for something.only show up in shady, classified ads. [ laughter ] nonetheless, brownback got his tax cuts.were designed to show the rest of the country that these policies could work on a national level. the "wall street journal" in 2013, "my focus is create a red state mod

kansas win for ted cruz. a wins a win. 40 delegates at stake there and not surprising that ted cruz takes that state. back in 2012, rick sanatorium put mitt romney there away by a bigger margin than ted cruz won. and maine a surprise. that is a state that mitt romney won. ted cruz is making a play to be the last man standing on donald trump and putting pressure on marco rubio in the sunshine state. cruz opening up ten officeses here in florida and trying to take the votes away from marco rubio and making the case if he had lost his home state of texas, he probably would not be in this the at all. we know how adversarial donald trump and ted cruz are in the campaign trail. it is it a tag team thing to keep marco rubio from a big win. and if they keep him from winning, win or take all. and they might be able to push him out of the race. and marco rubio saying florida is not that important. we'll continue on and rubio is getting in his pick-up truck and drive in every state between now and the convention. >> we

kansas. for more on how it turned out, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] now, when you hear kansas, you probably think "wizard of oz," college basketball or the state that based on its shape, looked like someone nibbled on colorado. [ laughter ] but, in the last few years, kansas has also become something of a laboratory for conservative economic policies under its governor sam brownback, who cut taxes for the wealthy and completely eliminated income taxes for small businesses. a plan he boldly described this way. >> on taxes you need to get your overall rates down and you need to get your social manipulation out of it, in my estimation to create growth. and, you know, we'll see how it works. we'll have a real, live experiment. something. those words usually only show up in shady, classified ads. [ laughter ] nonetheless, brownback got his tax cuts. which he said were designed to show the rest of the country that these policies could work on a national level. brownback to

we'll see kansas city willing to stay with that. it has been phillip gaines, since they've been getting after it with big plays. denver touchdown wins the game. tries that run again to the left. going to get credit with the tackle. but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch of guys that maybe two months ago, you would for the kansas city chiefs. >> mike: jarvis jenkins in there. with the jets for most of the first half of this season. stop by demaryius thomas. the carry with marcus peters. they work on peters in a big spot. and thomas comes through. >> cris: you better hang on to the football. that's the first time we've seen marcus peters giving up a play. it was a carolina game where he stole itth and turned that game around. >> mike: reception lat

kansas. for more on how it turned out, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] now, when you he kansas, you probably think "wizard of oz," college baskball or the state that based on its shape, looked like someone nibbled on colorado. [ laughter ] but, in the last few years, kansas has also become something of a laboratory for conservative economic policies under its governor sam brownback, who cut taxes for the wealthy and completely eliminated income taxefor small businesses. way. >> on taxes you need to get your overall rates down and you need to get your social manipulation out of it, in my estimation to create growth. and, you know, we'll see how it works. we'll have a real, live experiment. >> seth: real live experiment is a terrible sales pitch for something. those words usually only show up in shady, classified ads. [ laughter ] nonetheless, brownback got his tax cuts. which he said were designed to show the rest of the country that these policies could work on a nation

but again, when we look at these results, and in kansas we're still missing like suburban kansas city, so rubio's vote may be low. but again, this could be a very good day for ted cruz. if he runs first in kansas, if these results hold, he looks -- it looks like a one-two race in maine, it could be a one-two race in louisiana. now, going forward, the states aren't as good for ted cruz as they are for marco rubio, but he may be again able to come out tonight and say i'm still the only guy who's managed to give him a race, and it's going to be -- which is not great for rubio sort of trying to struggle to hang on in florida. >> ted cruz just won the cpac straw poll. do we know what the vote was or how close it was? 40% of the vote he got, rubio 30. so 40, 30, 15 for donald trump. >> there it is again, this cruz -- kind of cruzmentum of sort where he wants to establish himself as the only guy against trump. he -- >> very quickly, someone has to, don't they? >> very quickly someone has to because if not then donald trump can continue to say you know what, they're saying they want to have a

unbelievable game-winner, kansas city. you've got to be kidding me. >> cris: the only way this game could end. holy smokes. i didn't know what had happened. i couldn't tell if it went through or not. that thing hit that post hard. how did it go through? >> mike: just caught the inside of the uprights. and the fans back there thought it was going out. it is good. cairo santos. you see him passing on this side of the post. the kansas city chiefs, with an incredible comeback down the stretch. this guy's defense started it. some nights it's your night. this guy had a great night. deserved a better fate. but the decision of the long field by kubiak, santos, on the upright. the chiefs win. and the volkswagen postgame report is coming up. first, these messages from your local nbc station. enjoy your phone! you too. (inner monologue) all right, be cool. you got the amazing new iphone 7 on the house by switching to at&t... what??.... aand you got unlimited data because you have directv?? okay, just a few more steps... door! it's co

we'll see kansas city willing to stay with that. it has been phillip gaines, since they've been getting after it with big plays. denver touchdown wins the game. tries that run again to the left. going to get credit with the tackle. but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch of guys that maybe two months ago, you would have said, they're not playing for the kansas city chiefs. >> mike: jarvis jenkins in there. with the jets for most of the first half of this season. stop by demaryius thomas. the carry with marcus peters. they work on peters in a big spot. and thomas comes through. >> cris: you better hang on to the football. that's the first time we've seen marcus peters giving up a play. it was a carolina game where he stole it at the end of the game

kansas. for more on how it turned out, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] now, when you hear kansas, you probably think "wizard of oz," college basketball or the state that based on its shape, looked like someone nibbled on colorado. [ laughter ] but, in the last few years, kansas has also become something of a laboratory for conservative economic policies under its governor sam brownback, who cut taxes for the wealthy and completely eliminated income taxes for small businesses. a plan he boldly described this way. >> on taxes you need to get your overall rates down and you need to get your social manipulation out of it, in my estimation to create growth. and, you know, we'll see how it works. we'll have a real, live experiment. >> seth: real live experiment is a terrible sales pitch for something. those words usually only show up in shady, classified ads. [ laughter ] nonetheless, brownback got his tax cuts. which he said were designed to show on a national level. bro

we'll see kansas city willing to stay with that. it has been phillip gaines, since they've been getting after it with big plays. denver touchdown wins the game. tries that run again to the left. tackle. but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch of guys that maybe two months ago, you would have said, they're not playing >> mike: jarvis jenkins in there. with the jets for most of the first half of this season. stop by demaryius thomas. the carry with marcus peters. they work on peters in a big spot. and thomas comes through. >> cris: you better hang on to the football. that's the first time we've seen marcus peters giving up a play. it was a carolina game where he stole it at the end of the game. on a catch very similar to that and turned that game ar

and i also had four children in kansas city. so i was able to use both schools as helpers in the campaign. in those days, bob the same as with you, you know, great volunteers. i could not have won without volunteers. who day after day volunteered time. >> so it was enjoyable and it was, you know, it was a close race. but that's how i won with good volunteers all the time. >> you won because you deserve it. >> well, bob, you paved the way. >> senator dole, what were your feelings when senator kassebaum was elect end you knew she would be one of your colleagues in the senate? >> i was very happy. we had a great relationship. we were proud to be traditional kansas republican conservatives, which means we understood to get things done, you have ds and you have rs, but nancy and i also had friends. on both sides. [ applause ] >> when you develop a trust, when you get to know someone, regardless of party, and when you trust each other, you can talk to each other about how can we work this out, how can we settle this so we can pass thi

kansas. for more on how it turned out, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] now, when you hear kansas, you probably think "wizard of oz," college basketball or the state like someone nibbled on colorado. [ laughter ] but, in the last few years, kansas has also become something of a laboratory for conservative economic policies under its governor sam brownback, who cut taxes for the wealthy and completely eliminated income taxes for small businesses. a plan he boldly described this way. >> on taxes you need to get your overall rates down and you need to get your social manipulation out of it, in my estimation to create growth. and, you know, we'll see how it works. we'll have a real, live experiment. >> seth: real live experiment is a terrible sales pitch for something. those words usually only show up [ laughter ] nonetheless, brownback got his tax cuts. which he said were designed to show the rest of the country that these policies could work on a national level. brownback

kansas city thinks they have it. did they stop the clock? if they did, they stopped it very quickly. that's ware, backing. where is that mark? the mark is going to be at the 39 yard line. and there you have it, folks. the kansas city chiefs score all 21 points in the second quarter burst, withstand two turnovers early in the third quarter, leading only to three oakland points. hold them off at the end. and the chiefs will have the same record as the raiders. 10-3. but will have won the season series. and will go into first place in the afc west. >> cris: look at that. one win in the last 44 years, with a 3-0 turnover differential. >> al: taking one more look at the spot. nothing is challengeable inside two minutes. new york just wants to take a look and make sure. and so, mcaulay will take a look himself under the hood. our mission is to produce programs and online content for african women as they try to build their businesses and careers. my name is yasmin belo-osagie and i'm a co-founder at she leads africa. i definitely could not do my j

kansas. for more on how it turned out, it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] now, when you hear kansas, you probably think "wizard of oz," college basketball or the state that based on its shape, looked like someone nibbled on colorado. [ laughter ] but, in the last few years, kansas has also become something of a laboratory for conservative economic policies under its governor sam brownback, who cut taxes for the wealthy and completely eliminated income taxes for small businesses. a plan he boldly described this way. >> on taxes you need to get your overall rates down and you need to get your social manipulation out of it, in my estimation to create growth. and, you know, we'll see how it works. we'll have a real, live experiment. >> seth: real live experiment is a terrible sales pitch for something. in shady, classified ads. [ laughter ] nonetheless, brownback got his tax cuts. which he said were designed to show the rest of the country that these policies could work on a n

he can spell kansas. are we still in kansas? >> but what this does auger, i believe, is it makes the theory of a brokered convention slightly more possible. what is a brokered convention? it is very simply a convention where no candidate goes into the convention with the necessary 1237 delegates. so what happens? like in 1976, you had a situation where you had ford and reagan. so what they did was they nominated both of them. they voted. that was the last brokerage on the side that i know of. and obviously ford won 52-48. is there a chance of that here? >> there's definitely a chance it could happen. but is it good for the party? probably not. i think we already look so fractured and so dismembered. and so much fighting that hillary is sitting back and watch us attack each other. someone has to come out looking like a leader at this point. if donald trump is the nominee, he has to start reaching out to different kind of voters. >> so what you're talking about is the brokered convention where two of the people going into the conv

we'll see kansas city willing to stay with that. it has been phillip gaines, since they've been getting after it with big plays. denver touchdown wins the game. tries that run again to the left. tackle. but the penetration of nunez-roches, the second-round pick out of southern miss, a factor there. >> cris: there's no doubt about it. it's been so impressive, to see the kansas city chiefs with backups and draft picks, playing along the defensive line, looking as good as they ever have. this is a prideful bunch. these are a bunch of guys that maybe two months ago, you would have said, they're not playing >> mike: jarvis jenkins in there. with the jets for most of the first half of this season. stop by demaryius thomas. the carry with marcus peters. they work on peters in a big spot. and thomas comes through. >> cris: you better hang on to the football. that's the first time we've seen marcus peters giving up a play. it was a carolina game where he stole it at the end of the game. on a catch very similar to that and turned that game ar

so, how did that shot of adrenaline -- the kansas city -- the kansas tax cut, work out? broke. >> seth: that's right, job growth in kansas lagged behind the rest of the country. and while supporters predicted the plan would generate $323 million in new revenue, it actually produced a $688 million loss. kansas' budget problems were so bad, in fact, that they were forced to raise tax money in 2014 using a somewhat novel strategy. >> profiting from porn. the state of kansas will soon earn money from selling sex. >> it's no secret that sex sells. and right now, hundreds of adult toys are sitting in a kansas city warehouse and are up for auction online. and while the company, equip-bid, will get a commission, most of the money from the sale of the items will end up in the hands of the kansas government. >> seth: that's right, they auctioned off sex toys from an adult store that owed back taxes. and it turned out to be an unusually popular auction. >> on average, the company, equip-bid has about 1,500 people looking at a specific auction online. a special pick up for a special