was in trouble, he got into the runoff for chicago mayor before this came out. it s because of closing the schools and pensions and things that put him in the establishment wing, the corporatist wing of the democratic party. there s a rising liberal tide in this country. it s powering bernie sanders. it s increasingly aggressive so they were mad at rahm and this is the spark. she brings a good point. rahm is a creature of the 90s democratic party. remember, that means he worked in the clinton white house in the 90s. a bill clinton white house. and he knows how the go into damage control mode. does he? well, i think so. we ll find out. but you can either resign and he doesn t strike me as a resigning kind of guy be recalled and i don t think that happens here and i think he struggles through. but it feels as even if he wants to leave, can he? if he wants to leave? no, lead. i don t know if he can. if anybody will listen to him. and replace him with what? that
the schools, pause of pensions, because a lot of things that he s done that put him in the establishment wing, the corporatie isist wing of the pa. there s a rising liberal tide in this country. it s powering bernie sanders. it s increasingly aggressive so they were mad at rahm and this is the spark. she brings a good point. rahm is a creature of the 90s democratic party. remember, that means he worked in the clinton white house in the 90s. a bill clinton white house. and he knows how to go into damage control mode. does he? well, i think so. we ll find out. but you can either resign and he doesn t strike me as a resigning kind of guy or you can be recalled and i don t think that happens here, and i think he struggles through. but it feels as if even if he wants to leave, can he? if he wants to leave? no, lead. i don t know if he can. if anybody will listen to him. . and replace him with whom? that s always the issue. no, i think he stays and fights.
play. here s the two, young senators and philosophically on the national security issues, they just come at it from completely different places and seeing that debated on the stage i think is going to be hugely informative to the republican primary elected as they re sorting out the choices. finally, there is in other story here that i think will be dominant and the battle for the establishment. the establishment wing of the party. if you buy the theore at som point donald trump fades away, rubio doesn t get a clean shot at cruz until he consolidates the support right now that s split of jeb bush, john kasich, chris christie especially in new hampshire. rubio needs to come out ahead in that lane sort of vanquish those opponents and then turn the full
senate, continues to dominate the field. so that even if donald trump should drop and it s looking unlikely that he will, you re still going to see a dominant figure from that wing of the party and not the establishment wing. that s what i think is most significant. all right. so when we re talking about what s significant though, you can t avoid trump s on top. nobody has taken him out yet. we know he s resonating with people. any pretension that this isn t real is silly at this point. what i think is real at this point is that jeb bush s number doesn t change. he stays in the basement of that top pack no matter what he seems to do. almost 90 million he has spent or someone has spent in his name. how do you explain any enthusiasm for him even 60 days out? chris, that s another of the findings that i find most significant. 26% of the voters in this quinnipiac poll say, these are republicans, they would never vote for donald trump.
protect the earth and meet its global responsibilities. at the top of the hour, republican presidential candidate ted cruz will hold a town hall in iowa. his support in the hawkeye state is soaring. . the latest quinnipiac poll puts his neck and neck with donald trump for the lead but coming up fast in his rear-view mirror is senator marco rubio. a new report in politico says more gop senators will soon endorse rubio. i m joined now by nbc senior political editor mark murray. good morning, jose. so this report we mentioned in politico, gop senators are coming in line to publicly back rubio. what makes them, well, more comfortable with him than with cruz? this all goes back to the establishment versus conservative brackets and the republican race. it was always kind of thought that you d end up having in some way jeb bush, marco rubio, scott walker when he was in the contest kind of representing that establishment wing and then on the conservative side, ted cruz, but also the li