SEN. MIKE LEE (R), UTAH: Marco Rubio is a great man. He's a great friend of mine, will always continue to be. I hope that he will end up supporting Ted Cruz. I hope that he'll get on this bandwagon and help support him. That will of course be up to him and his family as they make decisions over the next few days.</s>JAKE TAPPER, CNN ANCHOR: Of course we have no idea what's going to happen on Tuesday. He could well win the Florida primary, although polls seem to suggest Donald Trump will. Do you subscribe to the theory that if he loses badly in his home state, his political career is over?</s>LEE: I don't know if you can ever say that someone's political career is over just because they lose one election, even if it's a presidential primary election in their home state. It certainly isn't helpful and I know that would have to be very discouraging to him if that happens. But I -- you know, I don't think anyone can say that he has no political future, if that doesn't turn out well for him on Tuesday.</s>TAPPER: Senator Mike Lee, thank you. It's been too long. Don't be so long coming back next time. We appreciate you being here.</s>LEE: I'll come back soon. Thank you, Jake.</s>TAPPER: Thanks, Senator. It's hard to forget when Donald Trump called Ben Carson pathological.</s>DONALD TRUMP (R), PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE: But if you're a child molester, there's no cure. They can't stop you. Pathological, there's no cure. Now, he said he was pathological. OK.</s>TAPPER: Now, it seems Trump and the good doctor are quick to forgive and forget, but are the voters?
Interview with Senator Mike Lee of Utah