to see it. and reduction in that trump support now. the 11% of the country that supports him, no matter what, will not be shaken. but the people he needs to win caw cusses, to win primaries and win an election are not going to be there and they re slowly shifting to cruz and others and i think that what you re going to see post the bathroom humor and the yiddish vulgarism and all the things he s done is going to be cumulative and there will come a snapping point with donald trump. we ll see. we haven t seen it yet. haven t seen it yet. i think we re going to see it. the bathroom thing is the snapping point. if it hasn t happened already, it is hard to see how it happens. what is interesting about the primary and obviously gets more volatile as you get closer to the actual primaries, but consistently over 50% of the primary electorate has been most responsive to the candidates against things, right? who are against immigration reform, against legislation or climate change or again
lo mein, szechwan chicken, chopsticks, soy sauce and you got some fortune cookies. have a good one. ah, these small new york apartments. protect your belongings. let geico help you with renters insurance. welcome back. donald trump soaring in the polls while senator ted cruz nicked at his heels. hillary clinton is keeping her stronghold on the democratic field looking to be the one to beat next year. so far only four candidates have dropped out of the republican race leaving the field at a bakers dozen with some room to trim before the iowa caw cusses and early primaries coming up in early february. want to bring up our panel, ed rollins adviser to president reagan, long time strategist to business and political leaders, fox news political analyst, judith miller at the manhattan institute for policy research, pulitzer prize winning author and journalist and fox news