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Thing to come back. >> meanwhile, we had jim gilmore on top of the show former governor of virginia. any take aways. >> he pulled 1% the last time. in it for a very short time. the last cycle of presidential elections. he announced by sending out a press release. he didn't have flags waiving or going down escalators like other people were doing. >> right. >> it was almost like an asterisk. i'm not clear what his strategy is. >> why would he be running? >> there are people that tell you you should run. former party chairman under george w. bush so there's still a lot of people around him. i thi...

The first shot but donald trump loves the attention. why would he not want to capital size of the state's most poplar newspaper? >> because he is getting it from everywhere. he is getting it from all media sources. whether it's state news parps or national. we're talking about it right now. he is getting ufl the attention that he wants. he is willing to do any other interview. nobody else is willing to do one with the drop of a hat. >> the newspaper is saying that his run threatens to derail the campaign and the manner in which we pick the president and talking about his style and making an im...

13. something like that. there are a lot of candidates. but the reason there are a lot of candidates is because the republican party is having a hard time coalescing around leaders. there's such a stark division between what the people -- the professionals in the republican party want, the big donors want, and what most people are going to vote in a republican primary vote. the story for republicans is the same for all americans. a few people have done very well over the past five years. most people have not done yet. and the people who have not done well feel frustrated and feel like the poli...

Iowa is first. looking back at 2012 exit polls, evangelicals made up over a majority of republican voters, 57%. well, two states later, you get to south carolina, third up overall in 2012 evangelicals made up 65% of the gop primary vote. this year success in iowa and south carolina could mean more momentum and more money heading into this election cycle's game changer. what we're calling the s.e.c. primary. here what's happening. for you noncollege football fans out there s.e.c. stands for the southeastern conference. and multiple southern states are in talks to set their primary on the same d...

Iowa is first. looking back at 2012 exit polls, evangelicals made up over a majority of republican voters, 57%. well, two states later, you get to south carolina, third up overall in 2012 evangelicals made up 65% of the gop primary vote. this year success in iowa and south carolina could mean more momentum and more money heading into this election cycle's game changer. what we're calling the s.e.c. primary. here what's happening. for you noncollege football fans out there s.e.c. stands for the southeastern conference. and multiple southern states are in talks to set their primary on the same d...