The “Maybe its Hillary Who Should Drop Out” Edition
John Dickerson, David Plotz and Emily
Bazelon discuss the strength of Donald Trump's campaign for the
Republican nomination, the latest results within the Democratic
primary race and the loss of Nancy Reagan.
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