shelby holiday, tammy bruce and liz peak. we wouldn t be getting these announcement if it wasn t for the new bully pulpit of twitter. how much of it do you have think is authentic? i think all you have to do, engage something occurring right now, is looking at the past. you can determine the pref by the past. the fact of the matter is we ve had 8 years where weiss kinds of announcements and dynamics have never occurred. you had factories being built in mexico. the announcement was we are shutting down these factories, thousands of jobs will be lost. now we are getting the opposite. that s not just because of hatchen stance and timing. it s about the attitude and what he projected. they do know because of his history he will deliver. it s not just rhetoric. so of course he can take credit for it and i ll ends with saying mainstream media the left know that this is his strength and with these small wins and what will be the big wins is it highlights what the left and obama ha
now? because now he s doing a little bit better. i didn t care before. it s true. no, it s true. look, he never had a chance, now he s doing better, he has probably a 4% or 5% chance. that s the trump edition. cruz defended his new york values attack on trump. most people know exactly what new york values are. i m from new york you re from new york, so you might not. but i promise you in south carolina, they do. we all have the highlights with us tonight. they re going to be something. anyway, who won, who lost, most important, with less than three weeks to go in iowa, did anyone change the dynamic of the race. did anyone change position tonight? a former policy adviser to rand paul and howard fineman. he s never been loyal to anybody in politics. he s a tough customer. michael steele s the former chairman of the republican national committee. joining us at the debate, katy tur. i always start with someone who s at the place, i don t know about tonight i thought
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