with 13%. ted cruz with 9%. and jeb bush with 8%. the on the record political panel is here from the washington post karen tempty and senior editor nina easton. let me give you receipt verse question i gave karl. how do these insiders and governors and senators, that you do they get their numbers up? how do they get the numbers up? donald trump gets out of the race. i think part of the problem is that there is a bit of wishful thinking going on among so-called establishment republicans that donald trump is just he is going to fade, right? we re now in the third month of him sitting atop the polls, even if as karl says he peaked. and he and, when you compare him to somebody like a lot of republicans like to say well giuliani was on top in 2007, through most of that year. and actually went in and lost iowa, new hampshire, but he was never ahead in iowa and new hampshire. and donald trump is. that is the bigs that the big elephant for a lot of
margaret is wrong to say it s just about those issues. it s about substance, margaret. to say we saw mitt romney saying he wants to get rid of planned parenthood. 90% of what planned parenthood does has nothing to on do about abortions. it s about women s health, protecting women from getting pregnant and you can make a strong case that planned parenthood by what it does prevents abortions. and women feel very deeply about their own health and they should. getting rid of planned parent had is a disaster and that s the kind of substantive mistakes republicans are making which accounts for this huge gap. miening is he clarified and said he wanted to eliminate federal funding for planned parenthood. it s the same. no, it s not necessarily the same. there are lots of states and private supporters that but why would hement to get rid of federal funding for an organization that helps women s health? this is all subject changing around the big elephant in the dining room which is