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To come soon. cruz is more flamboyant. with cruz the difference is style. he's the most in your face aggressive bomb-throwing member who will get into this race. i think rand paul is much lower key. i think they'll clash, but you'll see a lot of people lining up. the debates will be spectacular fun. you won't want to miss any of them. >> how do you deal with the fact that with all of this, he's only 4% in the polls. >> because i think there is hunger in the republican party this time around for an actual president, and i think they're looking at people they consider more electable like jeb bus...

Radio is rolling out the red carpet. >> watching this speech today, and it is flat-out amazing. ted cruz might really be the smartest man there. ted cruz might be the smartest man in congress. >> he represents more traditionalist point of view and i think overall more of a reaganesque view of the republican parties. >> the groundswell to somebody like ted chris is going to be enormous. >> ted cruz will be our nest president ♪ >> that's quite a jingle. but many republicans on capitol hill are singing a different opportunity. politico says his fellow texas senator won't even back him in the pr...

Big-money people. he's going to have to work hard to make up ground. he needs an early start and get the attention before anybody else is out there. >> joan, all of these radio people -- rush limbaugh the head of the party and everybody else how do you explain that? and what impact will they have on the primary voters? >> i think they're helpful for sure, but i think a lot of mainstream republicans have complained a while, usually quietly because they are afraid of rush limbaugh but they're afraid of this media complex that runs the republican party right now. they don't have to get elected. a...

to germany, when 45 minutes into the journey, it crashed into a remote area of the french alps. it had been cruising at 38,000 feet at 10:27 a.m. local time. it began a rapid but orderly descent. in less than ten minutes at 10:40 a.m. it descended to an altitude of just 6800 feet before it slammed into a mountain in southern france. no discretion signal was ever sent from the cockpit, but the plane's black box has been recovered and sent to paris, when french aviation officials are reviewing it. french officials tell nbc news we should have answers tomorrow morning. bill neely is nea...

it's an accident. there's nothing more that we can say right now. everything else would be speculation. the question tonight -- why did the plain suddenly descend? why didn't the pilot send out a distress signal? was there a problem with the plane? again, officials say they may not be able to recover any bodies until sunrise. we've got this story covered from all angles. we'll go overseas and also talk to aviation experts here at home but we start with nbc's tom costello. tom, what are investigators looking at right now? >> well it's really a confusing and perplexing problem here b...