Subject: CBS Face the Nation
From: "Crystal, Andy" <[email-masked]>
To: Comm_D <[email-masked]>
Date: Sun, 8 May 2016 09:15:34 -0700

Panel 1: Ruth Marcus, Ben Domenech, Amy Walter, and Jonathan Martin

Where are we this week?

Martin: unless something really crazy happens at the convention, this is now Trump's party.

Paul Ryan is not ready to embrace the nominee of the party but Reince is urging everyone to come together. Is there a genuine break in this party?

Walter: There is a genuine break in this party and it won't look the same in 2017 as it does today. Break in ideology, tone, style that has been brewing for a long time. Trump did not invent it but he walked into a room full of gasoline and threw a match on it.

Marcus: This was an extraordinary week for the Republican Party. Republicans are watching three out of the last four guys they voted for for president saying they cannot support Trump and the fourth looked not too happy saying he would be for the nominee.

Martin: Republicans that have already endorsed Trump have to be feeling a little uneasy about it after the week that Trump just had - with so many Republicans coming out against him.

[shows clip of Trump saying HRC is playing the women card, the women get it better than men do] HRC says she is not going to run a negative campaign against Trump, but he is certainly running one against her.

Walter: She doesn't have to run a negative campaign, she is going to have a lot of people doing it for her.

Marcus: Trump is making his standing with women worse by the day. Crooked Hillary might work but saying she is not qualified and only there because she is a woman is insulting not just to HRC but to woman in general.

Domenech: the real question is whether Trump is even interested in unifying the party.