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Candidates make last pitches as voting in S.C., Nevada nears

Season 2016 Episode 500 | 3m 58s

With less than 24 hours before Republican polls open in South Carolina, GOP frontrunner Donald Trump and Pope Francis rolled back on their rhetoric following tensions over Trump’s immigration policy. Meanwhile, Sen. Ted Cruz and Jeb Bush made last minute efforts to cut into Trump’s lead as Hillary Clinton picked up a critical endorsement in advance of the Nevada caucuses. Judy Woodruff reports.

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