GOP governors discuss whether long nomination fight and absurd number of debates have benefited the party

The National Governors Association conference was held in Washington D.C. this weekend and one of the nation's most prominent Republican governors; Bob McDonnell of Virginia, and a newly elected governor from one the nation's most conservative states; Phil Bryant of Mississippi, discussed with reporters whether the 20 or so primary debates thus far will be worth it for the Republican nominee in the general election: