We get to play.ĬORNISH: All right, gentlemen, it goes on (laughter) for a little while longer. Here she is confirming that story.ĬARLY FIORINA: (Singing) I know two girls that I just adore.įIORINA: (Singing) I'm so happy I can see them more.įIORINA: (Singing) 'Cause we travel on the bus all day. And we're going to play a bit of tape here from that announcement where Cruz told the crowd that Fiorina often sings lullabies to his two young daughters when she's on the campaign trail with the candidate. And then the next day, Ted Cruz announced Carly Fiorina as his running mate. Dionne of The Washington Post and Brookings Institution.ĬORNISH: And David Brooks of The New York Times, who's joining us this week from member station WESA in Pittsburgh.ĭAVID BROOKS, BYLINE: Good to be with you.ĬORNISH: So as we mentioned, Donald Trump ran the table, winning all five of the states in the primaries on Tuesday - Delaware, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania, Connecticut and Maryland.
It felt like a turning point in this primary contest so we're going to talk about why with our Friday regulars, E.J. Then Wednesday, Cruz went so far as to name a running mate and welcomed today the endorsement of Indiana Gov. On the Republican side, even before Tuesday's primaries, John Kasich and Ted Cruz brokered a sort of non-compete agreement to improve their odds of winning delegates going forward. For Democrats, Bernie Sanders vowed to continue on. And the week in politics began with big wins for party front-runners in the presidential primaries, but it wasn't enough to send their rivals packing.
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