Biden, trump. and it s like what about the other 16%? those 16% who say they want nobody else? they are really important because they are the ones that are going to decide this election. they are outs there and giving some of these guys a second look. steve: some of my favorite analysis after a big event is always the dials. thank you. steve: lee, thank you very much. it s absolutely terrific. thank you. steve: coming up on post game show for are for last night s big game check in with our live panels live ainsley is outside right now. ainsley: these five wonderful individuals stayed up really late last night and came in really early to tell us who they liked last night. beth who did you like and why one word answer. nikki haley she was strong. ainsley: how about are you. vivek, ukraine. ainsley: how about you mary josephine. vivek, he s not a politician. steve: a t. ainsley: a lot of people are saying. this caleb, how about you. vivek because he brought the energy. johnny. vivek, i will say two words.
Let s start, show of hands, who here is a republican or a conservative? all right. two of those. independents? two of those. and i would imagine two democrats right there. right in the center square. thank you very much. all right. show of hands. who wishes donald trump would have gone last night? caleb, why? well, i think it would be really important for the frontrunner to go to the debate so we could really see how his ideas compare to the rest of the candidates. we got see if he is still in debate shape from three years ago. steve: who else held their hand up? right here. i just believe the democratic process. we are the voters. we need to be educated on all the issues. with that being said, a little caveat, i think that the debate would have looked differently if he was there so in a way it was good to get to note other candidates. i completely agree with you. because it was an opportunity to hear everybody talk a little bit about their policies as well. who was really surprised by
steve: all right. vivek. i think vivek, he was the most attacked. if you leave out trump and biden they weren t there he was the most attacked and i think that he handles he doesn t get caught up in emotion. i notice that i like that. the objectivity, authenticity, genuine and exciting. steve: yiatin. nikki haley followed by vivek. caleb? i think vivek clearly won. he has a great economic policy. and i think nikki haley was the clear runner-up as well. she seemed really reasonable and really willing to work with others. steve: it s really interesting because going into the debate so many people thought ron desantis he has to perform. let s see how he does. but here we are, you know, thursday morning quarterbacking, and we re all talking about vivek and nikki. all right. great panel. thank you very much. by the way, who flew in on a helicopter? because your ride is here. [laughter] steve: they are looking for you. it s a slow speed chase. all right. that wraps up the panel live
for as large a house that was, that gas was there for awhile, and finally found its way to an ignition source and caused the explosion. reporter: the blast, authorities say, killed farley s 61-year-old father, robert. and a 25-year-old family friend was also injured. when i found out someone did walk out of it, i was i was amazed. it looked like armageddon. the house is basically pulverized, vaporized. reporter: caleb farley arriving on the scene this morning, sitting among the wreckage. officials say the nfl player wasn t there at the time of the explosion. his father s death comes just five years after farley lost his mother to breast cancer. farley s teammates and coaches with the tennessee titans now rallying around him. we got to focus on caleb and his family, and what we can do to support them and be here for them. reporter: and david, this investigation is still ongoing, but we re told there s no sign of any criminal activity. authorities believe this was likely an accident in the house that caleb farley bought for his father.