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Marco rubio 11%, ben carson, 9%. more gop campaign events kick off soon in iowa, new hampshire, south carolina, georgia and alabama. i want to bring in cnn politics senior reporter, steven cullenson. first off, the rest of the republican field, steven, is stuck in the low single digits, all with 3% support or less. do you think that any of these candidates have a shot at catching up to trump's numbers, especially jeb bush coming off that pretty strong performance as he seemed to be the only person willing to take on donald trump? >> yeah, it's going to be very difficult. the way the election w...

Because the army constitutionally reserves the right to hold 25% of the seats in the upcoming parliament. mathematically to the opposition to win a majority in the next parliament, it needs to win at least 66% of the seats that are in this election. it's not entirely fair. meanwhile, the political party which enjoys the support of the military, it only needs to win a smaller percentage of the seats that are up for grabs because of this crucial 1/4 of the parliament that automatically goes into hands of the military. george. >> ivan watson explaining a lot to us about this process playing out i...

Reform bill, a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrant bus that effort was broken by a conservative revolt. the anti-immigrant wing of the party was too strong. now, republican parties is a real demographics problem, building a permanent minority. every year, the nonwhite proportion of the electorate grows by half a percentage point, jonathan chait wrote, the minority share increases by 2%. to see what that means, if michael dukakis had within running in '08 with obama's elector rarkt the same people came out to vote, the share of votes he got from the group in 1980 would have been enough...

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