generally i think overt racism is a pretty bright line. when i look at the situation involving samantha bee i was not advocate of her getting fired, maybe getting suspended something more than a slap on the wrist. pbs applauded her for apologizing and put her back on the air apology deflecting and smug and sneering default setting where she said oh, i didn t want to hurt anyone except for dead cruz, by the way my apology does not apply men. i don t care what they think. this is all a distraction and the real thing that should have been the issue and that s the media s fault. it didn t feel very contrite to me. bill: how about that, adrienne do her bosses not necessarily agree with her comments. i do agree with guy here that perhaps a suspension was more appropriate. again, samantha bee was not, you know, huge difference bottom line between making very racist comments which
he is now standing to the right of ben carson. he was with donald trump side by side. that position is being taken by dead cruz who has been surging in the polls. jeb bush will be side ted cruz and the rest of the night filling out the stage. it is interesting to note heather and lia chris christie the new jersey governor is back on the main tabling after being relegated to the under card debate. he has been focusing on new hampshire so christie will be making a big impact which will set off fireworks in the state. we will wait and see. john roberts thank you. meantime donald trump has taken on his opponents before. the weekly standard says taking on ted cruz is unchartered territory. i think there s a huge risk for donald trump. nobody takes on donald trump and merges unscathed. people point to lindsay graham