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A henderson. let's go to the gop primary in louisiana. with this delegate lead, the total number is widening and mitt romney's gap growing. how much will a win in louisiana really buy rick santorum? >> at the most, 20 delegates. he finds himself in a situation, santorum does, with this growing gap in a race all about delegate math and delegate count at this point. he is behind by about 300 delegates at this point. he sort of says, oh, this is romney math and he blames the press for buying into this delegate tally. but the truth is, as this thing goes on, this lead is likely only going to widen...

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charlotte, north carolina. the biggest rally taking place last night in sanford, florida. let's look at these image, a mass of people gathering not far from where trayvon martin was shot dead from george zimmerman february 26th, the gathering taking place hours after sanford's police chief temporarily stepped aside but did not step down. the governor of florida has assigned a new special prosecutor to this case as trayvon's parents again call for zimmerman's arrest. >> i stand before you today not knowing how i'm walking right now, because my heart hurt for my son. trayvon is my son....

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Chattanooga of all places. great report. >> reporter: thank you. jenna: thank you. jon: volkswagon. the right now the debate intensifies over narrowing the republican field as one gop statesman has a suggestion for rick santorum. it is time to consider dropping out. that advice comes from former senator and presidential candidate bob dole. dole who is supporting mitt romney said he spoke from experience after staying in the 1988 nomination fight too long. dole also said that the delegate math makes santorum's chances of overtaking mitt romney difficult. dole says, santorum has quote, got a rea...

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>> santorum will win this weekend, and it will shift around. but i do think the most important thing that happened last night was newt gingrich's body language saying that mitt romney took a step toward consolidating as front-runner. >> so the most interesting man in the world has suddenly become a bill o'reilly body expert. we are doing that now on "morning joe." i'm going to ask david, you have interviewed all of these candidates and you have watched these candidates and you will very soon i hope have governor romney on to walk through that process with him. how do you see from where we go...

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Folks have been joining together to screw up the delegate math for rick santorum. >> right. well and there's some thought, if you carry it out all the way, there's some thought that the poll people see more of an opportunity long-term in helping out mitt romney versus out helpingous newt gingrich versus rick santorum, the thought being romney falls short of 1144. we go into the summer months. he needs somebody to put him over the top. maybe it could be ron paul. that the point it's either platform concessions. >> or jesse benton says -- head of all things gold, jesse benton, paul's campaign ch...