From the May 4 edition of Courtside Entertainment Group's The Laura Ingraham Show:
LAURA INGRAHAM: Ted Cruz bowing out last night saying that there was no viability for him. That's what his line was that he had drawn in the sand the other day. And it was the right decision. There's no doubt about it. He did not congratulate Donald Trump. Donald Trump did not call him. That needs to change. They both need to talk to each other. And they don't have to be best buddies, but I think for the country, and for this party, and for this moment, a meeting between the two of them and emerging afterward with a smile on their faces, and a vow to work together to try to right what's been wrong with this country and how the country has been wronged. It needs to be turned around. They both want that.
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INGRAHAM: The coalition, is it still possible? I think it is. I don't think, as nasty as it got and especially toward the end, I still think it's possible. Remember, I was thinking it was very possible that Trump could be the nominee. I was being laughed at, and kind of ridiculed, and put on blacklists. And all the things that were said about people like me, and Sean Hannity, and Matt Drudge,and many others like us. But Ted Cruz's future is in this populist strain of conservatism. And if he has a future, it can't be fighting the tide of history right now. It has to be embracing it in any way that he can embrace it. But it's up to him. He's going to make his own decisions. And we certainly wish him the best. And he can be a big force, of course, in U.S.Senate. But at this point, he has some big decisions to make.
