[nathanbedford]

Typically, that is consistently, Ted Cruz conducts himself in a hostile interview without putting a foot wrong.

He was confronted by a smirking, grunting, eye rolling, interrupting Bill O'Reilly who was determined to make the interview not about the candidate or his policies but about Bill O'Reilly. Cruz made his arguments brilliantly as he always does without rancor, without pettiness, without snarkiness in the face of naked arrogance.

It is remarkable that a candidate has to pass the test of what Bill O'Reilly thinks, likes, or will endorse during an interview. Even Katie Couric did not descend to that level.

Ted Cruz won the contest going away.

[jpsb]

Do live in the USA?

[maddog55]

Lost cause on this crowd...

[bray]

No, he sounded whiny and petty that anyone on Fox would not attack Trump 24/7.

Pray America wakes

[Obadiah]

Well said.

[wardaddy]

I watched it

It was difficult for Ted

No matter how much like otherwise NB it was not Teds best performance

Trump had Matthews

Cruz had O Butthead

It’s how it goes

Cruz looks better on message than on attack

Yes I say that as a Trump guy I’m trying to be honest

O Butthead would not let Cruz smear Trump unchallenged and it rattled the usually unflappable Cruz

[dennisw]

Where pretty illusions die are your province

[napscoordinator]

As long as Cruz is under 20 percent to lock out all delegates , he can win all the interviews he wants. Of course it’s subjective but under 20 in New York is extremely important.