with donald trump that may antagonize trump supporters that ultimately he feels he wants, and he s going to need if he s going to win iowa. what does that say about the next phase of this debate? i mean, you think trump s still going to take cruz on. he has to or else the bear hug is just going to suffocate him. right, and i do think that donald trump, in taking cruz on, is sort of testing cruz to sort of see what do you got, right? we saw a little bit out of the campaign trail already before the debate. and i agree with you, it doesn t serve either one of them well on the debate stage. but out on the campaign trail, donald trump can see what ted cruz gives back. here s the thing. and kevin just got at this. ted cruz is a home, a natural home, for donald trump supporters if donald trump s support starts waning. we ve seen no evidence of whatsoev whatsoever, but it makes sense why cruz would not want to alienate trump s supporters. when you re at one of these gymnasiums on a cold
growing and growing. i would suspect that has a lot to do with the fact that people, when they think about this campaign in states other than the first four, are only hearing a lot about donald trump. and until the campaigns really start spending more time there and doing things in georgia other than raising money because all the republican candidates have gone to atlanta to raise money. once they start campaigning there i suspect things would tighten up. this is similar to what we were seeing at the beginning of the year. guys like jeb bush were sitting at the top. why? because we were talking about them more at the national level. i think as we near those other states in the south that vote in march you ll dentally see things tighten up. hallie, are trump supporters transferable? meaning, would they only go to polls for trump or would they come out on a cold winter night in iowa to support folks like cruz? reporter: right. that s the thing. if it is raining or if there is a t
well, i think one of the important things, this is iowa is a state where religious liberty is a very important thing and senator cruz has a record on that. there s just no question about it. the thing i m interested in is donald trump is bringing in a lot of people to the process that were never involved before. i m not sure fight how you measure that. i mean, after all, polls or no polls, at the end of the day you have to show up on a cold winter night in iowa in february and stay there for several hours while you go about this caucus process. so the question is going to be in some sense, although donald has done very well with evangelical, what is the role of all of these new folks? that will be interesting to see. there s an indication, i think, that they do like donald trump. will they come out? that s what the work is all about. amanda, let s talk about how whatever gentlemen s agreement cruz and trump seem to have up until now appears to be crumbling a bit. first, cruz talk
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