ron paul accepteds to do very well in caucuses and straw polls where organization reigns supreme. how do we expect him to do? ron paul is generating enthusiasm and drawing the biggest crowds. the others are getting crowds in the dozens and he is getting crowds in the hundreds. they are enthusiastic. a lot of them are first time caucus goers and a younger group of people that can cut both ways. they are a surprise element and also a little less reliable in terms of knowing what to do. a big piece is having people in the room that night to speak passionately on your behalf and explain why you are the best choice going forward. things do change in the caucus room on caucus night. thank you so much and appreciate your time this afternoon. great to be here. let s bring in our panel, former governor of ohio and former white house aide to
that had to be some kind of cohesion and unity. absolutely. is that scene in egypt, because there are so many opposition groups? some of them don t even have leaders like the youth. they don t even have that. they were kind of the surprise element. this is a totally new political force. they will get it. they will get it. today, people were cleaning up the streets and just trying to improve their country. so in the case of bulgaria, you say it was about a year before those free elections. in the case of egypt, it may be seven months from now. i wonder, will that be seven very agonizing months, seven very exciting months for people before this new change, this new experience? well, first, they have to really change the constitution so that it actually opens up to everybody participating on an equal basis. then, hold the elections but then you think about, well, the opposition wouldn t have enough time to really mature enough to
for more we turn to cnn s alexandra field who joins us live from seoul. good to see you, alex. how significant is this moment in north and south korean relations, pop stars from the south performing for kim jong-un in pyongyang, and as the leaders of the two nations prepare to meet. what all can this form of music diplomacy achieve? well, rosemary, if you consider where we were just six months or a year ago when we were talking about tensions on the peninsula reaching really a fever pitch, this is clearly a significant step forward to see this delegation of south korean artists taking the stage in pyongyang, and then the surprise element of having kim jong-un himself in the audience applauding, seemingly to cheer this performance, and then going on to meet the performers offstage. he was reported by south korean news that he hopes a similar exchange will happen with north korean artists traveling to
everything? i really believe that. when you weigh out every possible thing that could have gone in, every expense, there s no way it could add up to 3 to $5 million. how about that dress? the dress was stunning. she wore vera wang. classic. and the smile on her face, that was absolutely priceless. sincere, genuine, the whole family looked wonderful. how about the guest list? who was there and who was not there that was expected? i think it was who was not there that was the surprise element. it was really about her, her friends, the family, and oprah, crazy celebrity-studded guest list. steven spielberg do you get any sense there was some political feathers that were ruffled by people who would have expected to be there, or did the clintons say, look, this is our daughter s wedding? i don t think they even had to say that. people who considered themselves friends of the clintons or chelsea s truly understand it