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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20151222:20:42:00 - Vimarsana News

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Religious people they're willing to put somebody in there that's a complete enemy of the state. willing to go all the way to the hardest far right rail. you can't be too hard right. here's a guy with a cuban american background and very much against any legalization of anybody coming to this country illegally ever. pretty strong position to be taking. how's that much different than trump? really hard right and so what's going on now is your battle of -- seeing a battle of two fairly nasty campaigns for the hardest right position. >> but does that mean that the others are going to be squeezed o...

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The normal c-pac conservative crowd. these are people who haven't voted in the last cycles. now they see him as an outside they can rally around. to see someone who is not only eating into the conservative bloc but he's building his new coalition that has independents moderates in it as well. >> gene, you look at the polls, the rules that are in place right now, this first republican debate only about three weeks away. we've seen these debates can make or break candidacies. the top ten in the polls coming into that debate they get a ticket, get to go on stage. the rest of them forget it. they'...

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With citi popmoney it's easy to send money to just about anyone, anytime. visit your local branch or citi.com/easierbanking to learn more. we've got to start talking about what we're for and not what we're against. >> that's chris christie moments ago back on the cpac stage, trying to appeal to a more conservative crowd. joining me for our daily fix right here at the table, chris cillizza and our own nbc news senior political editor, mark murray. welcome to both. you're both cpac experts. first to you chris cillizza, chris christie is back and ted cruz is in attendance, scott walker did not ...

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Hey, michael! [ male announcer ] and step out of the shadows. hi! how are you? [ male announcer ] learn more at isitlowt.com. [ laughs ] hey! we're back with jon huntsman bowing out of the race earlier today in south carolina. the race continues to whittle down to romney versus the non-romneys with huntsman supporters very likely now to throw their support behind romney. in a still-fractured conservative crowd, can anyone stop romney at this point? michael steel is the former chair of the rnc and edward fineman editorial director for the huffington post. i guess that's what keeps this game g...

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We're back with jon huntsman bowing out of the race earlier today in south carolina. the race continues to whittle down to romney versus the non-romneys with huntsman supporters very likely now to throw their support behind romney. in a still-fractured conservative crowd, can anyone stop romney at this point? michael steel is the former chair of the rnc and edward fineman editorial director for the huffington post. i guess that's what keeps this game going. what would it take for romney to lose in south carolina? and who could do it? >> it would take a surge by one of the remaining candidates....