late surge? Among voters who decided on Tuesday, Trump still won, but Kasich was a strong second.

Some of those decisions were influenced by Saturday night's GOP presidential debate, where Florida Sen. Marco Rubio performed poorly, by his own admission. Just over half of voters said the recent debates were important in deciding.

Trump again won those voters, and Kasich was second. One person the debates didn't help, though, was New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie. He was the attack dog against Rubio, but despite spending millions in the state, Christie finished a disappointing sixth and will be dropping out of the race, a source close to Christie told WNYC's Matt Katz Wednesday. Christie canceled his planned trip to South Carolina, instead heading back to the Garden State to reassess hisFuller’s greatest films. His 1951 Korean War film The Steel Helmet
may have only been his third film, but it demonstrates a clarity of
vision, a ruthlessness of purpose, and a single-minded skill the likes
of which eluded many of his contemporaries who were industry veterans.

Largely inspired by his service during World War Two fighting with the 1st Infantry Division of the US Army, The Steel Helmet
follows a rag-tag patrol of US Infantry who are tasked with capturing a
Buddhist temple and establishing an observation post. First among them
is the cynical Sgt. Zack (Gene Evans), the sole survivor of his unit
after they were captured and executed by North Koreans. A bitter,
grizzled veteran of World War Two, he is rescued by a South Korean
orphan (William Chun) that he quickly nicknames “Short Round.” Despite
his