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And also of these things could come into a play that could be absolutely fascinating for all of us watching. not very helpful to the republican party. >> i think when candidates lose, they lose their voters. they end up not having anything to trade. won each of those four primaries. particularly if those winners would not do well in a general el'eggs. if trump won, say, new hampshire, which i think stayed in a more likely bet than iowa, carson won iowa. cruz won south carolina, rand paul won nevada. then i think we would be off to the if you thinker games and i

Family. as they were growing up, their father left the oil business to enter politics. >> when you're 10 years old and you see your father on a billboard, it's pretty neat. he lost his first el'eggs. big deal, everybody expected him to lose. he ran for congress and was one of only 24 congressmen at that point in texas who was a republican. the only republican. so that was a pretty big deal. and then you know as your profile rises in politics, there is more scrutiny. and for those of us who obviously care about my dad it gets tougher and tougher. >> but with his family's support and despite man...

>> absolute not. i mean, intense minorities are very capable in american politic, and particularly lately. but this is in part why democrats are pushing something unlike an earn income tax credit. they did it in the 2006 el'eggs. certainly democratic hope is that they'll do it again. cpo reports despite what we might hope, certainly democrats are looking at wage. and president obama says the 10.10 number is an issue they can use to battle republicans even if they're not going to get it over the finish line before then. >> thank you. >> coming up, the chris christie investigation goes to court....

Highly popular issues that cut against them. how many people suffer, that is still anybody's guess. >> there's a quinnipiac poll taken last month indicating that 72% support increasing the federal minimum wage. 27% are against it, and 27%, of course, is all it takes for virtually all republicans to be against it. we've kind of moved into another world of politics where polling of overwhelming majorities on things like that don't seem to have any effect on republicans. >> absolute not. i mean, intense minorities are very capable in american politic, and particularly lately. but this is in part ...