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Good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington with highlights of the republican faceoff in wisconsin. no breakout moment perhaps benefiting the two best debaters. cruz and rubio. who could become major players in 2016. joining me now, katy tur, chris jansing, chris sizly and jeremy peters. first to you, chris in milwaukee, let's talk about last night and the lineup. there were two real fault lines strikes me over immigration and over foreign policy. where do you think the candidates aligned coming through until this morning? >> reporter: yeah. isn't that interesting that that is where ...
None of it will matter at all if no one hears them. if he is not on the debate stage two weeks from now, no one is going to hear him. it could go on the vine. so donald trump is more than a side show right now. it very well maybe that we're watching him right now destroy someone else's candidacy. someone that could be a republican of winning in 2016. joining us now is the chief correspondent and a political writer of the new york times. thanks for joining me tonight. this trump talk and there was a lot of talk over the weekend that he finally crossed the line and here he is a few days later. i...
Medicaid. and marco rubio, attacking government spending and demanding that corporations pay less taxes. >> our debt which is a significant driver of what has made america less competitive. our regulatory systems in this country which serve as a significant impediment. we have a tax code for example, that has the highest combined corporate tax rate on the planet. we have a very serious debt problem in america. >> two very different arguments. two very different visions for 2016. joining me now is msnbc's alex sykes who is reporting live tonight from des moines. and jonathan capehart of "the wa...