questioner: \[inaudible] mr. trump: ok. i got it. questioner: \[inaudible] mr. trump: i know that. daycare is a problem. questioner: \[inaudible] mr. trump: i know. questioner: then my wife only gets $100 a month and my child only gets $50 a month. mr. trump: i know. i've heard this many times. questioner: there's this offset between -- mr. trump: here's the problem. our veterans are taken worse care of than illegal immigrants who come into the country illegally. you don't even have to write it down. we're going to do things about it. you know what you're saying, i've heard this so many times before with the daycare and everything else. we are going to take care of our vets. questioner: veteran also don't get an annual increase. you can do an -- mr. trump: by the way, speaking of increase, cruz and kasich want to destroy social security, folks. i want to bring money back into this country. i want to bring jobs into this country. i want to bring tremendous wealth into this country. i want to take our wealth back from china, from mexico, from all of these countries that have our weal

mr. trump: great to see you. we are getting so many questions on the building itself, how it's coming and this is a great speaker system, boy. unbelievable. and just want to thank everybody for coming. we have had so many inquiries as to how we are doing at the old post office, what was formerly the old post office. the rooms are almost complete. close to 300 rooms, super luxury and going to be amazing and going to employ substantially more than i would say 500 people, at least 500 people and getting them largely from the area and they are already in training. our chefs have been employed, our service staff has been fully employed. so we have a tremendous group of people. the hotel is going to be incredible. much of what you are sitting on, that was open space going into a basement area, that is a brand new floor and gets covered with beautiful marble from different parts of the world. much of what you are seeing here gets the final touches on it. this was one of the great buildings in washington, in the country

mr. trump. hi. how are you doing? >> nice to be with you, megyn. >> great to have you here. >> you're looking well. >> as are you. back in january, you gave an off-the-record interview to "the new york times." it was apparently audiotaped. a recent report in buzz feed citing sources at the time reports that in that interview you expressed flexibility when it comes to your immigration policies, specifically with respect to your promise to deport the 11 million people who are now living here illegally. you have suggested that you may have expressed some flexibility when it comes to the size of the wall that you want to build. but did you tell them specifically that you are flexible when it comes to your deportation plan? >> i don't know exactly when you talk about off-the-record. first of all, buzz feed, they were the ones that said under no circumstances will i run for president. and were they wrong. a lot of people said that. then, i did have a meeting with the editor of "the new york time times", a very nice meeting.

john: we start our look back with donald trump. mr. trump: i was called by a friend, he said, a terrible thing happened in brussels. i was not surprised. i've been saying, brussels is a mess. i turn on the television, i saw what was going on, and i think it is deplorable. givingou talked about the country a pep talk. when you talk about these issues, you tend to talk about them -- in negative ways the terrorists are winning. they are winning. we cannot waterboard, get, they are chopping off heads. mark: i understand that is part of your view. impliesep talk optimism. mr. trump: i would be very optimistic and very tough on terror, much tougher than where we are now. we are not playing in the same field. they have absolutely no loss. they kill people, and don't talk about it. littleomething that is a harsh, and that particular soldier or general, or whoever it may be, loses his life. we are not playing by the same rules. they are playing dirty stuff, and we're not playing that way. we cannot waterboard anymore. waterboarding, nothing is

mr. trump. hi. how are you doing? >> nice to be with you, megyn. >> great to have you here. >> you're looking well. >> as are you. back in january, you gave an off-the-record interview to "the new york times." it was apparently audiotaped. a recent report in buzz feed citing sources at the time reports that in that interview you expressed flexibility when it comes to your immigration policies, specifically with respect to your promise to deport the 11 million people who are now living here illegally. you have suggested that you may have expressed some flexibility when it comes to the size of the wall that you want to build. but did you tell them specifically that you are flexible when it comes to your deportation plan? >> i don't know exactly when you talk about off-the-record. first of all, buzz feed, they were the ones that said under no circumstances will i run for president. and were they wrong. a lot of people said that. then, i did have a meeting with the editor of "the new york time times", a very nice meeting.

>> the early vote was banked for mr. trump. they share a common similarity in favor of mr. trump where he's ahead in the early vote. what you see is ted cruz usually out performs on average by 9%age points. the last public polling. there's talk of the unity party which kasich and cruz. is that going to happen? the unity ticket. >> probably won't be enough delegates any way. i think we should recognize back to your opening is that the establishment is done. that body is now cold. if you got trump and cruz as the last two men standing out of a field of 17 where most of the candidates were establishment candidates, we've already won. the people who want to turn the accomplishment on its heads have won. let's look at a clear, obvious reality. mr. trump loves to quote the polls.ed with him about polling for years. it shows him consistently being beaten by hillary clinton. if you want to win the white house in november, and you want to keep clinton out then you've got to be honest about who can beat her. ted cruz is beating her and donald trump is losing to her. he's losing to hi

trump, 49%. [applause] mr. trump: a rubio, 16%. ted cruz, 15%. 10% and john kasich, 6%. we are at 49%, can you believe it? [applause] mr. trump: we got the endorsement of senator sessions. and we have sarah palin and so many incredible people. junior.lwell we are winning every level with evangelicals. maybe that is one of the reasons we've had such help what the evangelicals, the tea party people, we are winning with old, young, highly educated. [applause] trump: we are winning with a little less than highly educated , which is ok. and we're winning with the veterans. we're winning with the military. >> we are mourning with everybody. are winning with everybody. it has been so much fun. i have a special treat. i love nascar. do we love nascar? an endorsement a little while ago and my son is very friendly with the folks and nascar. how good is brian france? and honestly, brian france, there's no one like this man. and the family is so incredible. some of the nascar folks came over here because they are endorsing donald trump. can you believe it? [applause] if the people t

. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: yes? >> [inaudible] mr. trump: we would want to get to the bottom of it. i think our weakness in dealing with iran has been unprecedented. the fact that we gave them $150 billion and they are a terrorist state. the fact that they spent much of that money buying other than american products. they brought 118 massive airplanes -- box 118 massive airplanes from -- they bought 118 massive airplanes from airbus. not from boeing. i will get down to the bottom of that. i think it is a disgrace. please give his family my regards. . think they know where he is one way or another, i think they absolutely know where he is. if i am elected president, i will get to the bottom of it. [applause] mr. trump: go ahead. >> [inaudible] mr. trump: well, i have nothing to do with it. when you have 25,000 people in the building. today, we had to send away so many thousands of people. when you have that many people, if you have four or five people stand up out of 22,000 that are in this holding -- building, that i'm speaking to. a

[cheers and applause] mr. trump: thank you. my number one priority is to dismantle the disastrous deal with iran. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: thank you. thank you. i have been in business a long time. i know deal-making and let me tell you, this deal is catastrophic for america, for israel, and for the whole of the middle east. [applause] mr. trump: the problem is fundamental, we have reward the world's leading state-sponsored terror with $150 billion and we received absolutely nothing in return. [applause] mr. trump: i have studied this issue in great detail. i would say, actually, greater by far than anybody else. believe me. oh, believe me. and it is a bad deal. the biggest concern with the deal is not necessarily that iran is going to violate it, because already, you know, as you know, it has. the bigger problem is that they can keep the terms and still get the bomb by simply running out the clock. and of course, they will keep the billions and billions of dollars that we so stupidly and foolishly gave them. [applause]

[cheers and applause] >> chris: mr. trump, how do you respond? >> i will tell you. i've had a number of my friends murdered by trees-- sonny bono, edward kennedy. liam niesan's wife. they were all murdered by trees. terrible. if i become president we'll get rid of every tree and turn forests into glass. we've got to use these nukes! we haven't used them in years. >> chris: next topic. with the debate raging over filling the upcoming supreme court vacancy, sarah palin is getting her own "judge judy"-style courtroom show. some have pointed out that sarah palin doesn't even have a law degree, but, on the other hand, not being qualified to do something has never stopped sarah palin from doing anything. some legal experts are concerned about how she's going to pass sentence on others when she can't even get past a sentence herself. take i listen. >> we believe -- we, oh don't you they think they're like of the devil or something. liberals -- you want to send those evil employees dare work at a fast food joint, you don't believe in. i thought you wanted to send them to pu

mr. trump: i would. i would not spend trillions of dollars on nationbuilding and the days of nation-building are over. >> do you think america is the most powerful nation on earth? mr. trump: weapons are changing and power of weaponry is incredible. if we were not talking about the power of weapons, i would have said, if you go in, making mistake, go out. you cannot let this happen with the weapons produced today. >> you talk about losing to isis and they make us look soft. mr. trump: isis. the president always says isil. everyone else says isis. it is all most like he is doing something to bother people. the president always says isil. everyone else says isis. i think he does it to bother people. >> when people are talking about the most powerful nation on earth, they are talking economics and everything. is america right now the most powerful country on earth? mr. trump: people are catching up. i think china is catching up. i think russia is catching up. if you look at our budgets, we have cut way back

trump, 49. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: that's high. and i'm very proud of it, because this isn't a plateau but a movement. we have a movement going on, folks. time magazine did a story recently, a couple of weeks ago talking about what's going on and never seen anything like it. they say actually and i don't think i'm ex ager ating but many of the great writers which there are very few because many of the writers are among the most dishonest people i ever dealt with, but they said in the history of this country, there has never been anything like this. we were in huntsville, alabama, we had 35,000 people. 35,000 people. we were -- we went to arkansas. oh, is that another one? get them out. get them out. get them out. they just don't stop. get them out. thank you. bye-bye. bye-bye. terrible. incredible. now you know, you can be nice if you are nice, they will say you were soft. and you can be vicious, get out of here! and then say -- please get them out. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: it's incredible. i love you, too. i love you, too.

there's plenty of evidence that mr. trump is a con man, a fake. mr. trump has changed his positions not just over the years, but over the course of the campaign. and on the ku klux klan, daily for three days in a row. we will only know if he's a real deal or a phony if he releases his tax returns and the tape of his interview with the "new york times." i predict that there are more bombshells in his tax returns. i predict that he doesn't give much if anything to the disabled and to our veterans. i predict that he told "the new york times" that his immigration talk is just that -- talk. and i predict that despite his promise to do so, first made over a year ago, that he will never, ever release his tax returns. never. not the returns under audit, not even the returns that are no longer being audited. he has too much to hide. nor will he authorize the release of the tapes that he made with "the new york times." if i'm right, you'll have all the proof you need to know that donald trump is indeed a phony. attacking me, as he surely will, won't prove him a

mr. trump thank you for joining us. what's going on here? >> well, i came to the area and we just landed and i guess they had 25,000 requested tickets from supporters and they were filling in and a group of people on the other side and i felt and after meeting with law enforcement, we met with them for about a half an hour today, i felt it was just safer. i don't want to see anybody get hurt and so far it seems to be working that way. i felt it was much better to cancel rather than allow this. we had thousands of people outside trying to get in, supporters, thousands of them, and far more than -- i think there are 10,000 seats. we had probably 25,000 people that we said don't come, don't come. and we started working on it a little while ago telling people don't show up and we announced that for security reasons we were going to cancel it. we were going to postpone it and come back another time. >> we've seen a lot of pictures here. >> i think it was the right thing to do under the circumstances. >> we have television pictures now that are go

cheers and applause] ♪ mr. trump: thank you so much. what a turnout. what a turnout. wow! [cheers and applause] mr. trump: thank you. i want to thank paul. i love tough people. you need tough people and he's a tough cookie. and when we got his endorsement, we were thrilled, i tell you that. he is a great guy. you know, i was doing a little bit of a thing called the bates -- [crowd chanting] mr. trump: get them out, please. et them out.

what's your response, mr. trump? >> i'm just saying very simply we have a country that i've never seen anything like it. i've been going over budgets and looking at budgets. we don't bid things ot. we don't bid out the drug industry, pharmaceutical industry. they don't go out to bid. they just pay almost as if you walk into a drug store. that's what they are paying. the reason is they have a fantastic lobby. they take care of all the senators, the congressmen. they have great power and don't bid out. the military is never properly bid. we go out to military bids, it's not properly bid. and the people that sell us the product are oftentimes the president we don't want only because that particular company has political juice, okay? i'm self-funding my campaign. nobody is going to be taking care of me. i don't want anybody's money. i will tell you something. we'll go out to bid in every facet of our government. we're going to save a fortune. >> senator cruz, you advocate allowing younger workers to put some of their soc

>> mr. trump -- >> david? >> mr. trump, two questions. first of all, did you guys, gently or formally apologize to each other for some of the nasty things you said on the trail? >> yeah. it's politics. it is politics. it's tough stuff. it's a tough business. i used to think real estate in manhattan was tough. this is like -- this is a tough business, this politics. a lot of things happen in politics that don't happen anywhere else. so, yes. we understand that. go ahead? >> the question always coming up in big endorsements. any discussion between the two of you men or promises made about a position for dr. carson in your administration either as a running mate or secretary of -- >> no. i thought it was lovely. when ben called, would you do this, do that? he just wants to help and feels strongly about what's happening and's you see the kind of crowds we get. crowds that are amazing and record-setting. i don't think there's ever been anything like it. well, it's on the cover of every magazine. ben's seen that and ben's going to have a big, b

i think more people are going to show up for mr. trump. you have to remember no matter who wins if there's a conservative policy or a policy that's even pro-america for that matter this is what they're going to do to try to stop those policies. this is not anything new. as you mentioned, many of us long before today, knew it was going to come to having to face this issue head on. more people are going to support mr. trump because we've seen that challengers on the republican side have cited with bill ayers, moveon.org and black lives matter against mr. trump. he's the only one fighting for the people. >> i ran for office. it's awful when your kids get targeted. eric trump gets a letter with white powder. they say next time it will be real. i'm sure all the precautions are being taken. now they are marching in front of the apartment in the city. what precautions are the trumps taking? i'm not asking for secrets but are they worried? >> i think everyone anticipated there would be push back like this. the trumps are being careful. this is tak

mr. trump. >> let me tell you, chip. this country, we're losing. we don't win. i have same policy on women as i do chinese, which is china is our enemy. i will tell you this. china is the enemy. we started with 27 people on the a hrapbt. the android face walked off. i have received a rose in every single ceremony since then. i'm going to test hydrogen bombs in iowa. i can tell that you. i came in second. i dug a hole in iowa on the way out. and i sexually assaulted the state. i can tell you this jeb bush a very low energy guy. jeb bush was the terri schiavo of the candidates. the eyes clicking back and forth. somebody put a needle in his neck. chris christie a great guy. chris christie, i threw a paperclip at him at a debate and it went into orbit. if i become president i will name it a moon in our solar system. i tell you that. and karlie fee rena will be the new white house horse. i tell that you. >> chris: that's all the time we have for intros. >> i think there is -- this may not be the deba

here you go, mr. trump. here you go. mr. trump: wow. what a great woman that is. that's a great woman. great mother. i remember that. and it's heartbreaking. but something beautiful's going to happen. you watch. something beautiful is going to happen. folks, i just want to say, i'd almost like to leave it on that. because we can't top that. that is so amazing. thank you. thank you. [applause] that little -- very sad, but i think it's going to be really a story of hope. and something really great is going to happen out of that. you watch. but it sort of tells me, when i first did this people said, oh, it will cost a lot. forgetting about the campaign. that's peanuts by comparison. i've spent tens of millions of dollars. the big thing i lost, certain businesses, i owned the miss universe pageant. i bought it inexpensively 15 years ago. because of the fact that they thought i was against this one or that one, i had a hard time with television. the good news is i sold it for a wonderful -- i was very happy, ok, with that. but i didn't want to sell it. but i sold it. i

[applause] mr. trump: go ahead, tom. >>[inaudible question] mr. trump: well, i have nothing to say to marco. it was a rough night. he will have to make his own decision. i have actually had a good relationship with marco rubio, but he became hostile a few weeks ago. it didn't work. hostility works for some people. it doesn't work for everyone. [laughter] mr. trump: he became very hostile. it doesn't work for him. he would have been better off had he kept the original pitter patter going. but this did not work. say it a little louder. >> [inaudible question] mr. trump: i have been outspent by everybody. part of the beauty, look, i have more money than all of them put together times 20. i'm a businessman. i do not have to spend it. why should i spend the money? i have spent maybe $35 million. other people have spent $160 million. you have the numbers. in new hampshire, as an example i spent a million and a half , dollars. someone else spent $48 million. i was one in the other person was number five. wouldn't it be nice and we had a country that work

they don't out to bid. >> mr. trump. >> excuse me. you are talking about hundreds of billions of dollars. >> no you are not. >> if we went out to the proper bid. >> of course you are. >> let's put up full screen number 2. [cheers and applause] you say that medicare could save $300 billion a year negotiating lower drug prices. but medicare total only spends $78 billion a year on drugs. sir, that's the facts. you are talking about saving more money on medicare -- >> -- i'm saying saving through negotiation throughout the economy you will save $300 million. >> that doesn't cut the federal deficit. >> of course it is. we are going to buy things for less money. of course it is. >> that's more money that -- the only drugs we pay for for is through medicare. >> i'm not only talking about drugs i'm talking about other things. we will save $300 billion a year if we properly negotiate. we don't do that we don't negotiate. we don't negotiao[m% anything. >> can i? >> no. i promise i will get to you in a moment, sir. senator cruz, one of centerpie

i spoke with mr. trump this morning on the phone. he was supposed to be here tonight but asked forgiveness because he said he needed to rest up for the big debate tomorrow night on fox news. being the very reasonable guy i am, i said okay, but i also told mr. trump that i, your humble correspondent will be in detroit and am looking forward to speaking to all the candidates tomorrow night in a no spin way. factor will be on live at 8:00 and back on live again at 11 eastern time. we hope you catchall of it. it will be very different than what you have seen. ben carson dropped out of the race today. not unexpected. dr. carson is a good man. on the democratic(] front, it was what we predicted. hillary clinton winning big. beat bernie sanders by 1.3 million votes. that race is over. secretary clinton wins. i have to give senator sanders credit. running energetic campaign. does not use personal attacks. he is a man of he is not going to win. in fact, the only thing that could defeat mrs. clinton is the fbi. yesterday, director james comey

trump, 49. [applause] mr. trump: that's high. and i'm very proud of it, because this is not a plateau. this is a movement. we have a movement going on, folks. "time" magazine did a story recently, a couple of weeks ago talking about what's going on and never seen anything like it. they say actually, and i don't think i am exaggerating, but many of the great writers, which there are very few because many is very dishonest, but in the history of this country, there has never been anything like this. we were in huntsville, alabama, we had 35,000 people. 35,000 people. we were -- we went to arkansas. oh, is that another one? get them out. get them out. get them out. they just don't stop. get them out. thank you. bye-bye. bye-bye. terrible. incredible. now you know, you can be nice if you are nice, they will say you were soft. and you can be vicious, get out of here! and then say -- please get them out. [applause] mr. trump: it's incredible. i love you, too. i love you, too. i love you, too. by the way i'm self-funding my , campaign a

bernie was saying, mr. trump should speak to his crowd. mr. trump. you know where they come from in bernie's crowd. they're bernie's crowd. look, it's a bernie person. it's a bernie. hello, bernie. hey, bernie, get your people in line, bernie. get your people in line. >> donald trump in cleveland yesterday. senator bernie sanders joins us this morning. thank you for joining us. that was donald trump yesterday in cleveland. doubled down with a new tweet this morning. he says, bernie sanders is lying when he says his disrupters aren't told to go to my events. be careful, bernie, or my supporters will go to yours. >> i think anybody who understands mr. trump's xanl is that he tells the truth very, very rarely. i'm afraid on this occasion, he's lying again. first of all, he calls me a communist. obviously, that's a lie. then he says our campaign is organizing disruptions of his rallies. that's a lie. we have millions of supporters out there. clearly some of them were at that rally, along with many, many other protesters. to say that we organized that, to

yes. >> mr. trump. >> david. >> mr. trump, two questions, first of all, did you guys sort of gently or formally apologize to each other for some of the nasty things you said to each other on the trail? >> yeah, it's politics. it is politics. it's tough tough. it is a tough business. i used to think real estate in manhattan is tough. this is like -- this is a tough business, this politics. a lot of things happen in politics that don't happen anywhere else. yeah, we understand that. go ahead. >> secondly, sort of the question always comes up in big endorsements has there been any discussion between the two of you or promises made to dr. carson in your add duration? >> no either even as a running mate -- >> when ben called he didn't say would you do this, would you do that, he just wants to help and feels strongly about what's happening and you see the kind of crowds we get, we get crowds that are amazing and record setting, i don't think there has ever been anything like it. it's on the cover of any magazine. ben sees tha

[applause] mr. trump: ted cruz is interesting. he is always saying i am the only one that can beat donald trump. you have to vote for donald trump and going to be miserable. you have to vote for me. the only onee is that can beat donald trump. i've heard it so many times, but he never beats me. take a look. meaning he rarely beats me. the fact is that we are going to do well. ted cruz is going to have a hard time with certain states. one of the things we do is we get up new york. i'm going to do great. we get to new jersey, i'm going to do great. chris christie is here someplace. i watched what chris christie did to marco. great prosecutor. and really, when he came and called he said i have seen it, it is amazing thing. many people have called it a movement. covers on time magazine. part of the movement is what i said before. the people want to be involved. when chris called and sarah palin called, and jerry falwell junior called, when joe arpaio called, and you know when joe arpaio of arizona calls, the that donald trump is tough

. >> there is plenty of evidence that mr. trump is a con man, a fake. mr. trump has changed his positions not just over the years, but over the course of the campaign. we will reason only really know if he is real deal or phony if he releases tax returns and tape of his interview with the "new york times." i predict there are more bombshells in his tax returns. i predict he doesn't give much if anything to the disabled and to our veterans. i predict the told "the new york times," that his immigration talk is just that, talk. and i predict that despite his promise to do so, first made over a year ago, that he will never, ever, release his tax returns. never. not the returns under audit, not even the returns that are no longer being audited. he has too much to hide. deirdre: with me now, another former presidential candidate, former governor of minnesota tim pawlenty. governor, great to have you back. you have endorsed senator marco rubio. what does today's dueling press conferences mean for the race? >> win of the things it means more entertainment i suppose

reporter: mr. trump, you say what you will do for the united tates -- mr. trump: i am going to be a big, good president. but look. we have a country that is in big trouble. our infrastructure is going to hell, our hospitals and airports -- i go throughout the world. you go to qatar, you go to so many places, in china, asia, different places in the middle east. you look at some of the airports they have, the roadways they have, the transportation systems they have and the trains. we are like a third world country. so i am going to be very good for the world and get along with the world. you are going to be very proud of me, even you will be very proud of me as a president. but, we have to rebuild our country because our country is going to hell. people don't understand that. and hillary clinton does not have a clue. she can't do that. she is talking about -- you know, one thing that really bothered me, the reason i have such great support, is that people in the middle income groups are making less money today than they made 12 years ago. and in her speech sh

mr. trump goes to washington. >> mr. trump goes to washington. >> mr. trump goes to washington. >> mr. trump goes to washington. >> mr. trump goes to washington. >> mr. trump goes to washington. >> good morning to you both. mr. trump as you mentioned goes to washington. >> greetings from the bloomberg washington bureau. just down the road from here white house hopefuls of both parties are addressing the annual conference of the powerful pro israel lobbying group. all three republican candidates are speaking this evening. donald trump's speech will be by far the one that gets the most attention. later in the program we'll show you my conversation with a pair of rabbis who are concerned with trump's policies and his rhetoric. to further illustrate the tough crowd trump will face this evening check out oat investigation hillary clinton got this morning when she spoke to the group and called out mr. trump for previously suggesting he would not take sides in the israeli-palestinian conflict. >> yes, we need steady hands not a president who says he is neutral

at the last debate mr. rubio, you mocked mr. trump for being flexibility. how can you expect to lead the country and get things done if you're not willing to show flexibility. >> you can be flexibility about ideas but you shouldn't be flexible about your principles. i owed over $100 in -- $100,000 in student loan debt. the act that deals with human trafficking, i did that on a bipartisan issue over. when it comes to repealing and replaces obama care, that's not going to be bipartisan. when it comes to shrinking the size of the federal bureaucracy, that's probably not going to be bipartisan. there are issues we can work together on and we should, but there are fundamental issues about the proper role of government and on those issues, i will fight anyone who wants to expand government, raise taxes or weaken our military. >> mr. trump, i want to give you a chance to respond but specifically you talk about flexibility and one of the examples you gave is the height of the border fence. what are the other issues on which you're willing to show flexibility? >> it

mr. trump started talking about it from the podium. he started get them out. it's become enough of a tag line that it competes with you're fired which was the tag line from his reality show. people turn up to trump rallies now with signs that say get them out. the way mr. trump does sort of call and response with his audiences where he says who will pay for the wall and the crowd shouts back is mexico. one of the other things they shout back is get them out. they like that he screams that at people. that's become another one of his catch phrases. it's usually security. we have had stray incidents in which it wasn't just security taking the protesters out. it was trump supporters taking it upon themselves to punch and kick and shove and scream at the protesters before security got to them or as security was taking them out of room. it started oult here and there. there was one we know of in october. happened that in addition to people getting taken out you would have trump supporters physically pounce on that person. you remember the footage from birmingham, al

mr. trump is pro-life with exceptions. this was also a progressive journalist question they always ask pro-life candidates. there are states who say if you harm a pregnant woman you are also harming her fetus. mr. trump came out and said he did not mean to say women, but the practitioner. not making the distinguishing factor is why he issued the clarifying statement. >> but when he was asked -- you're right. it was a two-minute back and forth. there was a lot of pressure. then he was asked very clearly, punishment, yes, of the woman, yes. he did say that. you heard ben carson saying, well, maybe he didn't have time to think about it or he wasn't ready for the question. this is a gop primary. this is a hot button issue. he should be ready for that question. >> you're right. it was a discussion over a hypothetical concept. again, he was definitely talking about someone breaking the law. at the end of the day, it was a question about the legality, which is why he said yes someone should face punishment. the only thing he didn

anyone who knows mr. trump knows mr. trump isn't a racist. in fact you'd have to be blind to assume that he is at this point. no, i think it's really going to be one of those things. going into the general, highlighting the differences between a trump administration and a clinton or even sanders administration for that matter is really going to show that mr. trump is for the people. there is no political agenda. there are no people to pay back. there isn't wall street or super pacs or anyone else that mr. trump cares about because he is the only candidate that's personally invested in the success or failure in this country. >> katrina, stand by. we have more to discuss, including how donald trump is preparing for tonight's historic debate here on the campus of the university of miami. much more with katrina pierson right after this. you're down with crestor. alright! now there's a way you can get crestor for $3. adding crestor, along with diet, lowers bad cholesterol. crestor is not for people with liver disease, or women who are nursing,preg

i'm sorry, mr. trump does not condemn it. it's not like he was walking out quiet and solemn and keep to go hips. come on now, actions have consequences, good and bad and in this case, this was the wrong thing for this man to do, would not want anyone else to do it. let's talk about this protestor that was not necessarily peaceably there. he was there to cause disruption, there to get attention and you keep pointing out the same example over and over and over. talk about the police officer, please, if you're going to -- talk about the police officer -- >> what donald trump has said and the actions of some of his supporters and whether or not you see a link. thank you very much. >> let's talk about bernie supporters then. >> when you're a supporter of bernie sanders, we'll have you back on and talk about that but for now thanks so much. >> ok. >> french investigators mean while have released their final report into the germanwings plane crashes in which 150 passengers were killed almost a year ago. some psychiatric treatment ha

for decades, mr. trump has been the public eye. people know mr. trump. you can't convince people that mr. trump is something other than he is. they know that he is bold. they know that he's brass. they know he's politically incorrect and they appreciate that about him. as for how mr. trump is going to respond, we're all about to find out together. >> the three other remaining presidential candidates on the republican side, dr. ben carson apparently suspending or getting ready to suspend his campaign. he's not going to be participating in the debate later tonight. they're all basically endorsing what mitt romney just said. that could be a lively moment later tonight. you've got three republican candidates who are probably going to really go after donald trump. >> well, three republican candidates that are losing to donald trump, so i would totally suspect they would all try to band together to stop the guy that is essentially winning. no one anticipated that mr. trump would be able to win over evangelicals or even turn out reagan democrats. mr. trump is t

trump has resorted to -- >> give him one day, let's see how you do tonight, mr. trump. have you a written speech. hear him out. >> if i thought there was any chance he would offer something other than the ugliness he's offered, i might do that. >> have you seen his -- >> no, i haven't. and i have to tell you, there comes a point where we have to listen, and then there comes a point where we have to say no more. there's a time for everything under the sun. we've had our time for listening, now it's time to say, this is what we stand for. mr. trump can make his suggestion, he can run for office, he can win the office, and he could do so with respect and with dignity, he does not have to degrade and debate other people to do that. i'm open to him doing that. >> rabbi, you're doing something a child is saying, you cited, you're doing in return. he gets ready to speak. you -- and i don't know how many others walk out. wouldn't he go back to you and say, boy, you think i'm childish? >> you know what, he would come back at me and say that whether i walked out or not. >> he cal

[applause] crowd: trump! trump! trump! mr. trump: and i want to tell you, you know, so much about illegal immigration and so much has been mentioned about it and talked about it and these politicians are all talk, no action, they are never going to do anything, and they are only going to pick this up because when i went and i announced that i was running for president, i said, you know, his country is a big, big problem with illegal immigration, and all of a sudden, we started talking about it, and then we had bad things happening, and there was crime and you had so many killings and so much crime. drugs were pouring through the border, people are now seeing it, and you know what? we are going to build a wall and we are going to stop it. it's going to end. [applause] mr. trump: i only wish these cameras -- because there is nothing as dishonest as the media, that i can tell you. i only wish these cameramen would spin around and show the kind of people that we have. the numbers of people that we have here. i just wish that for o

>> mr. trump, do you see dr. carson playing a policy role for your campaign or as a surrogate on the campaign trail going places you're not going? and when he says there are two donald trumps, do you agree with that characterization and can you amplify on it? >> i probably do agree. i think there are two donald trumps. there's the public version, people see that. i don't know what they see exactly, but it seems to have worked over my lifetime. it's probably different, i think, than the personal donald trump. ben said it very well. perhaps there are two donald trumps. well, you know, i'm somebody that is a thinker. i'm a big thinker. i have my ideas, and they're strong. typically they've worked out. the theme, and ben alluded to it, the theme i have for this entire campaign is make america great again. that's what i want to do. very simple. i want to make america great again. we have so many problems whether it's military, whether it's trade, whether it's borders, whether it's terrorism. we have so many problems,

[applause] mr. trump: so, i look forward to that race. and again, i haven't really done anything with hillary. we haven't started with hillary except for the one moment for weeks ago -- four weeks ago. i heard hillary today and i watched her statement tonight and her statement is "make america whole." that's a terrible statement. [laughter] mr. trump: make america hwol -- whole. i think she means we are in a whole. we are in a deep -- in a hole. we are in a deep hole, and we are trying to dig our way out. make america whole?

trump, 49%. [cheers and applause] mr. trump: little lightweight marco rubio 16%. ]boos mr. trump: outlying ted cruz, 15% will stop good guide ben carson 10%, and kasich 6%. 49%.e are at can you believe it? we got the endorsement yesterday of a senator. incredible. and we have sarah palin. so many incredible people. , jerry, i will tell you falwell, junior. we are winning at every level with evangelicals. maybe that is one of the reasons we've had such help what the evangelicals, the tea party people, we are winning with old, young, highly educated. [applause] right? we are winning with a little less the and highly educated. which is ok. i love you. and we are winning with the veterans. i love the veterans. we are winning with the military. in other words, we are winning with everybody. to thank want everybody. who would've known this was going to happen? so, i have a special treat. i love nascar. do we love nascar? i love it. so we had an endorsement a , little while ago and my son is very friendly with the folks over at nascar. especially brian. how good is brian? is this