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Former presidential candidate and South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham sat down with CBSN Friday to discuss the Republican race. Graham believes a Donald Trump presidency would be a disaster for the GOP

Former presidential candidate and South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham sat down with CBSN Friday to discuss the Republican race. Graham believes a Donald Trump presidency would be a disaster for the GOP. Graham is in New York supporting Texas Senator Ted Cruz, but tells CBSN that of the three Republican candidates Ohio Governor John Kasich may be best suited for the Oval Office. Watch Graham share his thoughts on the 2016 race with CBSN's Josh Elliott.

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The Republican candidates are duking it out in the Empire State, with all three presidential hopefuls campaigning in New York

The Republican candidates are duking it out in the Empire State, with all three presidential hopefuls campaigning in New York. Donald Trump went after Ted Cruz at a rally, slamming him on a previous comment he made on "New York values." Washington Post reporter Amber Phillips and Real Clear Politics national political reporter Rebecca Berg join CBSN to discuss.

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Republican front-runner Donald Trump lost the Wisconsin primary to Senator Ted Cruz yesterday, but his campaign is still hopeful he will reach the 1,237 delegates needed to win the presidential nomination

Republican front-runner Donald Trump lost the Wisconsin primary to Senator Ted Cruz yesterday, but his campaign is still hopeful he will reach the 1,237 delegates needed to win the presidential nomination. With analysis of the GOP race, CBS News contributor Bob Schieffer joins CBSN in New York.

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Ted Cruz beat Donald Trump by double digits in Wisconsin Tuesday

Ted Cruz beat Donald Trump by double digits in Wisconsin Tuesday, blocking the front-runner from making more gains on the path to the Republican nomination. John Kasich finished a distant third, with just 14 percent. Cruz picked up most of the delegates in the state, preventing any real gains by Trump. This increases the likelihood that no man will secure enough delegates to lock up the nomination before the Republican convention in July. Major Garrett reports from Milwaukee.

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