Mississippi, idaho and hawaii. Just a few hours away from learning the results, which could answer a whole lot of questions. We have the first batch of exit polling coming in. David chalian going through the numbers now. Well bring him in momentarily. Of course our correspondents across the map. Polling places in campaign stops, bringing you the latest, as well as best team of analysts around. Let start with cnns sara murray with the trump campaign. What is Donald Trumps message . Concerned about losing me mentum if he doesnt win tonight . Reporter well, wolf, donald trump has had a quiet day today. He hasnt been campaigning but when he was in mississippi last night he was bragging about how hes ahead in the polls by 20 points. But he was careful to remind voters you need to slow up and vote. I think thats a reality of the situation. Cal pain goes into tonight wanting to win as many delegates as possible especially michigan, mississippi. So a loss in either of the states would be a blo
0 saving detroit. and he s just as hapless on taxes. raise taxes with obama care but he s got another taxes in mind. governor romney doesn t need zingers. he needs to get his story straight. he needs to stop debating himself. and at the end of the day, this election isn t about one liners. just ask our president. i know folks in the media are speculating already on who s going to have the best zingers. what i m most concerned about is having a serious discussion about what we need to do to keep the country growing and restore security for hardworking americans. that s what people are going to be listening for. that s the debate that you deserve. that s the debate voters deserve. and on wednesday night, they won t be distracted by any in the post abc polls, expectations are high. many more people think that obama will win this debate. the expectations are low for him. he really does. he doesn t just need to hold his own, needs to get in there and give people a reason why he look
that was a fox report. even conservatives are arguing that this wednesday s debate is do or die. you just heard paul ryan say that romney will offer the country a clear choice of two different economic futures. is that what romney needs to do wednesday? is that enough? well, i think it would be good to just win the debate. that s my advice to governor romney and it s time to begin panicking a little bit. time to begin panicking? but don t worry, governor romney has a solution. zingers. the new york times reports that mr. romney s team has concluded that debates are about creating moments and has equipped him with a series of zingers that he has memorized and has been practicing since august. zingers? mr. romney doesn t need zingers. he needs new ideas. he needs a new campaign. truth be told, he needs a new candidate. after all, the guy he s been debating all along has been himself on health care. i m not getting rid of all of health care reform. of course, there are
can rick santorum broaden his support and make the case that a bruising convention fight won t hand a victory to president obama? we ll ask him. plus, president obama s historic health care legislation in critical condition. a skeptical supreme court questions whether it s constitutional. what affect will the fate of health care have on the fall campaign? member of the judiciary committee, chuck schumer joins us live. finally, a special meet the press roundtable led by joe scarborough, insight and analysis on the politics of 2012. with tom friedman and david brooks from the new york times. contributor editor for time magazine, jon meacham, former democratic congressman harold ford and msnbc s mika brzezinski. captions paid for by nbc-universal television good morning. the final 48 hours before the key wisconsin primary. this was an uphill battle foç me if you look back three or four weeks ago. now we re looking like we re going to win this thing. the next t
the determination on ending the nomination fight. would you agree? is wisconsin do or die for you? i don t think wisconsin is do or die but i think he is right. i think it s going to be a strong signal. look, i keep coming back to the fact that when, you know, you look at the odds that are against us. i mean, i think david would like to have these odds versus goliath, i think. this is a herculean task that we re involved in. it s going well. we have we ve made record numbers of phone calls out of our victory our campaign offices. we have volunteers flowing in like we ve never seen before, really since iowa. the grassroots effort has been spectacular and the response that a lot of folks don t want this race to be over. there s one thing worse than a convention, a convention site and that s picking the wrong candidate, not picking the best candidate to give us the best chance to win. let s look ahead to april 24thç. the pennsylvania primary. the latest poll has you in