hillary clinton has won in maryland. big win for hillary clinton in maryland. huge win for donald trump in pennsylvania, maryland and connecticut. let's go over to trump headquarters right now. s sa sara murray is standing by. i presume they're going to be happy. >> reporter: i think you're right. obviously the trump campaign wants to sweep all five. they're well on their way with these three victories and they believe coming out of tonight they are going to have an undeniable sense of momentum that could help them in contests coming up in places like indiana, west virginia and the kind of momentum that's going to make it harder for people to argue there's any way that the gop nominee could be anyone but trump. they realize they may have to fight to june 7th to get those 1,237 delegates they need to become the nominee, but i think this string of victories will make it easier to bring on not only voters in upcoming states, but more unbound delegates who may have been a little bit unsure. they think if they come out with five wins tonight it will look like there

clinton, where do you go, many of them say hillary clinton. there are a lot of areas where she has growth. she could bring in even more members of african-americans, latinos, asians. donald trump has basically told the republican establishment to go to hell. you've got even the koch brothers saying they might support hillary clinton over donald trump. >> pigs are flying. >> he has this core base of dis disenfranchised white americans, primarily men. how far can that expand to take on the broad network hillary clinton will have in the general election? >> we'll discuss. stick around, guys. bad breath . this is 100% useful for a 100% fresh mouth. what's it like to not feel 100% fresh? we don't know. we swish listerine®. as do listerine® users. the very people we studied in the study of bold. people who are statistically more likely to stand up to a bully. do a yoga handstand. and be in a magician's act. listerine® kills 99% of bad breath germs so you can feel 100% in life. bring out the bold™. >>> the trump university fraud lawsuit will go

back to the hillary clinton campaign. they obviously, you know, i think it's more rough and tumble in new york and maybe someone from vermont can't sort of engage in that level of campaigning but believe me, we're fully prepared to go there if that's where they want to go. >> asked of the gop candidates, a laundry reasons why donald trump should not be the president. senator sanders laid out several reasons he believes hillary clinton is not qualified including money that's come in from wall street, super pacs, talking about trade as well and a number of things he named. would he be able to support her if she's the nominee based on what he now said she's not qualified to be the president? >> let's be cleared. he stands by and will support the democratic nominee, period. we respected the secretary. we do the same. bernie sanders were nominated by the democratic party. they had differences, obviously. the campaign, you know, sort of sharpened their elbows. that's fine. we can play in that environment. but at the end of the

hillary clinton that way? will he be able to succeed with his insults if they're not directed toward her femininity but just directed toward her policies. >> is there such a thing as a woman's card, congressman? >> i think there are certain advantages, i think hillary clinton knows what they are, her and her team will exploit them if there's an opportunity if trump or cruz give them an opportunity, i think they'll be effective at exploiting that. i would say, though, to your point that he does sort of dis people. i think if he is a candidate, he will be quite bold and will be confrontational, will call her out on other things other candidates might be afraid to say which could be effective. >> you have run for office, is there a woman's card? are there advantages? >> i think it is odd to say she's going to exploit being a woman. she is a woman. do you exploit being a man? you are a man. when she talks about her life as a woman, it is not exploiting it. it is so curious. on one hand, talks about her life as a w

>> it is a big number for hillary clinton. more than one million is actually more than voted in the republican primary in new york. and of course, ted cruz. hillary clinton spoke about the need to unify the party. sending out to a message to supporters of bernie sanders, there is much more that unites them then separates them. if hillary clinton is on a mission to unique the democratic party, where are voters that are really not as of now, buying what she is selling? >> we have seen throughout the campaign, that bernie sanders as well as the -- look at the new york democrats from the exit polls today, 18 to 29-year-olds, went to bernie sandered. look at the member liberal wing of the party. look at that number, again, sanders, wins that as well, 56% of the vote. hillary clinton 44% of the vote. wall street, a big issue for bernie sanders. bernie sand erds wins that eight percentage points, the last number solidifies the problem that hillary clinton is having with liberal voters and younger voters, two keys that shy will have t

that's the problem for hillary clinton. the bigger problem for hillary clinton as well this has already sunk in with the american voters. the vort of americans do not trust hillary clinton they associate her name with liar and even the democratic party we have seen exit polling such as the case in wisconsin. 1/3 of voters who list trust as very important issue. only 16% of those voters trust hillary clinton. this is a big problem for her. the problem with her as well is you have bernie sanders who is running a campaign on authenticity and what is more inauthentic than a liar, someone patently dishonest with the american poem. she has lied about this issue in so many different ways. americans can just not trust her. >> i will tell you what's worse, lisa, somebody who is running against a bigot, zeno phone and misogynist. >> richard, that sounds like -- that's a real bad smear right there. if you want to talk about misogyny, we can talk about bill clinton, too. we can play that tape. >> if donald trump wants to run against bi

hillary clinton has and lost. and knows what it's like. and it's difficult, but i think bernie sanders at some point also needs to give a signal to his supporters. >> let's get a quick break in before secretary clinton comes out. we'll bring that live. short break, we'll be right back. [engine sounds] the bud light party believes in change. that's why bud light has a new look... and we want to share it with everyone... from our national parks... to our furthest shores... jackpot! to your living room. look under your seats! [squeals of delight] still the same refreshing bud light. with a new look. ♪ >>> very impressive win for hillary clinton tonight. there you see her on the stage with her family. she's getting ready to address a very enthusiastic crowd. the former president there, chelsea is there, mark, chelsea's husband is there. they're all on the stage, an enthusiastic, big victory speech coming up for hillary clinton. she has done remarkably well in her adopted home state of new york. she's going to be speaking right now, jake, thi

hillary clinton, not far behind. we should add to that, she is at 52% when it comes to her unfavorable ratings as well. matt, first to you. how do the democrats get to the point where they're likely to nominate someone who is so widely disliked. >> well, let's remember that -- that's a loaded question, right? let's remember that obama's numbers are starting to go up now, right? i think that's in comparison to when we see the republican candidates. then i think the same thing is going to happen -- i know medullary agrees wilarry is going to agree with me. let's keep in mind in almost all the polls, hillary beats trump by almost double-digits. >> well, hillary is very, very unpopular, and i think when the e-mail scandal gets cooked up, because i think there's going to be a criminal referral by the fbi to the doj, it's going to get even worse. but you're right. you haven't talked about the numbers between hispanics. but the good news is the election is not until november. he's got plenty of time to work -- >> you can't

to take on hillary clinton. now we don't even have to ask. so it's a different -- it's a different bernie sanders we're seeing out there because he understands the stakes of new york. >> let's not forget this is a debate where they will debate and we want to know where they agree but we also want to know where they disagree, critically important issues for the voters out there. guys, stand by. we have a lot more to assess. much more from brooklyn right after this. ♪ ♪ it was always just a hobby. something you did for fun. until the day it became something much more. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. td ameritrade. a perfect car then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should have done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. just one of the many features that comes standard with our base policy. call for a free quote today. see car insurance

that he is the one that can beat hillary clinton. but the voters tonight in these states do not seem to believe that. pennsylvania republicans say the top candidate quality can bring needed change. this ties everything we are talking about together here. look at the number for donald trump. 71% say he can bring the needed change. cruz gets 15%. kasich gets 14% on that measure. can you see how the numbers stack up and clearly demonstrate how we got here tonight, guys. back to you. >> martha, thank you. >> fox news can now project that donald trump will win delaware's republican presidential primary. turns out the first state is the last state called tonight. making him five for five in states holding contests today. trump's clean sweep tonight coming on the heels on his victory in new york a week ago. significant momentum heading into next week's primary in indiana. >> first state is the last state. nicely done. it's almost as if people pay to you talk for a living. >> amazing. >> are we making another call here? yes, we are. we are g

you are on the hillary clinton beat. we saw the clinton campaign seems -- they seem to see an advantage in this, they were trying to raise money off of sanders comments overnight. if hillary clinton address it is today any idea where she's going to go on this? >> i've been told by a campaign official and i think we are going to hear secretary clinton her campaign stress three points, one, you were just discussing with kasie the fact that she never said that senator sanders was unqualified. he is essentially putting words in her mouth and, in fact, she was very careful to sidestep that question. number two and i think this gets more damaging for senator sanders, she's going to make the point, hey, you could make this argument about president obama and john kerry if that's your status for who was qualified, particularly when you're talking about trade deals, accepting money when you're running for president. and this gives her yet another opening to embrace president obama and to sort of cast senator sanders aside and say,

hillary clinton thinks this through. she is about ideas p. >> it was a prepared speech. >> of course, she is running for president. it is a big country, a big job. she has actually thought about it. >> she is trying to be prepared. >> to the authenticity issue. a lot of trump supporters like that about him. >> i have known hillary most of my adult life. the thing she relishes most is standing up to a bully. it drives her foreign policy and her politics. i am pretty sure she views donald trump as a bully. when he says that about women or mexican migrants, she relishes going after him. >> let me take a rare moment to defend donald trump on this. >> we can talk about the imprudence of did the it the talking about hillary clinton playing the woman card for a general election. i don't know. she has got some issues with women voters that i think donald trump may think this wins with but in a republican primary, this is actually not a very controversial thing to say. anderson, i don't have to remind you, when you asked hillary

hillary clinton. this debate comes after a heated 24 hours for both hillary clinton and bernie sanders. joe johns is outfront with more. >> reporter: tonight, the battle lines are drawn. >> you elect me president. you're going to have a president who is prepared to take on the billionaire class, not take their money. >> reporter: sanders speaking today to reverend al sharpton's national action network, the same group clinton addressed a day earlier, appealing to african-american voters in new york. >> we are going to invest in education and jobs for our kids, not jails and incarceration. >> reporter: sanders also holding a rally with thousands of supporters last night in lower manhattan. when i look at an unbelievable crowd like this, i believe we're going to win here in new york next thursday. >> reporter: but he wound up having to do some clean up after one of his supporters made this comment on stage. >> medicare for all will never happen if we continue to elect corporate democratic whores who are

they will go after hillary clinton in ways i have never gone after hillary clinton. things like the clinton foundation or things like the e-mail situation. i don't talk about that. i have never talked about it one word on this campaign. i suspect very much that donald trump and the republican party will go after her in many many ways that we have not. >> if he says she has bad judgment, you wouldn't disagree? >> it depends -- well, i think donald trump's not that donald trump has bad judgment, i don't think donald trump has any judgment whatsoever. when you have a candidate like donald trump whoeverry single day is attacking a different group of people, whether mexi n mexicans or muslims or veterans or wom en or african-americans, this is a man without any judgment without demeanor and i think the vast majority of american people no matter what their political views are do not believe donald trump has the demeanor or judgment to become president of the united states. >> you suggest he's dangerous. he is the nominee, he is the likely nominee, does your continuing crit

hillary clinton is way ahead right now. she's ahead by almost 223,000 votes. 57.3% to bernie sanders 42.7%. a very, very impressive win for both hillary clinton on the democratic side and donald trump on the republican side. anderson, good night for both of them. >> no doubt, big wins for both. we heard from hillary clinton just a short time ago, and wolf mentioned how she began her opening remarks. let's play those before we go to the panel. again there's no place like nce- home. but this one's personal. >> and let's turn to our panelist, it was interesting to hear both hillary clinton and donald trump both sort of pivoting to a more general election and also, sort of striking, i don't know for hillary clinton, much of a different tone, but certainly for donald trump. >> i thought it was a different done for both of them to a degree. you know, hillary clinton tonight gave a great general election speech. and that's what, you know, she was talking about america is great. she was -- >> and comparing herself to donald trump.

hillary clinton wins that state, another big win for hillary clinton. maryland, 88% of the vote is in. she has 63.2%. that's an impressive majority. 32.9% for bernie sanders. it just went up to 63.2%. 88% of the vote is in maryland. hillary clinton wins there. bernie sanders, sole win of the night in rhode island. he does get 55% of the vote in rhode island. 99% of the vote is in. hillary clinton, only 43.3%. he is up by more than 14,000 in rhode island. four wins for hillary clinton, one for bernie sanders on the democratic side. five impressive wins for donald trump. it is obviously very significant. almost all of those donald trump wins by around 60% of the vote. you have got some new news on bernie sanders. >> that's right. we have been trying to figure out what the direction is for the sanders campaign going forward in his campaign just issued a statement. let's bring in jeff zel eny to help us. >> the sanders campaign is going forward until the end of the primary season in june, june 7th in california. it is a different type of campaign than we ha

clinton is not qualified to be president. >> i have known hillary clinton for 25 years. i respect hillary clinton. we were colleagues in the senate. on her worse day she would be an infinitely better president than either of the republican candidates. >> she is qualified? >> of course. >> with us now fox news correspondent john roberts. republicans and joining us from washington fox news chief white house hillary covers the clinton campaign for fox news. john, we will start with you with the kasich ad. i thought it was a great ad. it's not going to win him new york. i thought it was smooth how he said he attacked our values because last time i checked kasich was from ohio. he used the nice image of the beams of light coming up from the world trade center and pivots to say he is not a divider, a uniter. pretty good ad, wouldn't you say. >> it is a very good ad. don't forget, jesse, on 9/11 everyone was a new yorker even if they were not living in new york at that time. kasich has always made that point saying everybody else they want to polarize it they want to play demag

neither did hillary clinton. the two front-runner candidates decided to skip last night and focus on new york. >> we want to highlight he didn't win. he calls other peoplers losers, first place is first place. >> what does he do when he doesn't win, he suggests there's illegalities and funny business going on. that is worrisome when you think about the summer. it makes me wonder how this party would be united in the summer and fall. >> we looked at how wisconsin is different, maybe more like nebraska and iowa and different than the states in the northeast. but cruz last night spoke about his delegate momentum. let's listen to what ted cruz sai said. >> four very different states. utah, colorado, north dakota, wisconsin. four victories. in the last two weeks. and in the coming days when colorado and wyoming finish voting, we are likely to have gained over 100 delegates on donald trump. as a result of the people of wisconsin defying the media, defying the pundits, i'm more and more convinced that our campaign is go

hillary clinton so far does not have them. she will really need him to come into her camp and get his people on board with her. >> isn't that really the problem? she's got the parts the democratic party needs in terms of minority voters and he has young voters. they actually need each other. >> she's also got something a lot of young people don't want to vote for. that's donald trump. the polls suggest there's no puma problem like you mentioned which was the -- what we see here is what is bernie trying to accomplish. he's out and i think it's interesting because hillary is in the unique position of knowing exactly where he stands. she was exactly where she was in 2008 with obama gotten the delegate math advantage. i think she will try to keep it positive and friendly and hopefully get the e-mail list. that's one thing bernie has that everybody wants. >> there's one big difference which is that there is an idealogical gap between hillary and bernie. she never wanted to get idealogical concessions from obama. it actually does ma

the democratic side, hillary clinton will also be speaking over at hillary clinton headquarters in new york. we're standing by to hear from her as well. we'll be hearing from bernie sanders. very close race on the democratic side. on the republican side not very close at all, although we'll see how the delegates in new york state are set out. let's look at the republican side, very early, only 3% of the vote is in. donald trump way ahead, 68.9%. john kasich at 18.5%. ted cruz only 12.6%. very early, but an impressive lead in new york for donald trump. on the democratic side, 7% of the vote is in. 61.6% for hillary clinton, 38.4% for bernie sanders. she's ahead by more than 32,000 votes right now. 8% of the vote is in, but remember still very early. the exit poll information shows it's a close race. let's go to john king right now on the republican side. the key is how he will do in these congressional districts. if he wins all 27 districts it is huge tonight. >> this is only 3% counted but donald trump near 70 pr%. we have every reason to believe based on the early results we're seeing

we started with hillary clinton, the front runner. hillary clinton is now up by how many votes? 204? 2.4 million. >> that is a meaningless number. >> but she's winning. she's winning by every metric. >> i've got to go. >> this is the phrase. >> nobody has time for anything else. thank you, everyone. thank you bakari, bill press amanda, margaret hoover. everyone. you can watch hillary clinton and bernie sanders together on stage tonight from the cnn democratic presidential debate moderated by wolf blitzer, only on cnn. >>> the east river's cold right now, but it is beautiful. welcome back, everyone. now, let's go inside the hall. there we go. that's where hillary clinton and bernie sanders are going to be debating tonight. we're back in brooklyn. in just hours, that debate will start. we're going to turn to politics just shortly. first, we have some devastating news. today marks two years since gunmen captured hundreds of girls. we're getting an indication some of the girls may still be alive. cnn has obtained this new video. it is being used in negotiations between boko haram an

not here to boo hillary clinton. i'm here to talk about what i want to talk about. that has changed. and now, if people do boo hillary clinton, sanders lets it go on and it happens more frequently than not. more often at his rallies, there are now boos for when he mentions secretary clinton and some of the policy proposals that he lays out. you saw that, of course, when he talked about how he believed she wasn't qualified at that one rally in philadelphia before he changed his tune on that. but i think the challenge for the sanders campaign, andrea, you're starting to see it bubble up to the surface here is that they are under so much pressure this week for him to perform in this crucible of the new york primary for him and they really are going to test whether their campaign is prepared for this or not. you've seen them hold a series of mini events across the city. you're going to see three massive rallies, expected to be massive rallies, in the next couple of days. one in manhattan in washington is a square park an

hillary clinton courted sanders, "clinton would be an excellent choice." huh. so john, this dustup has gotten out of control. we glossed over in question from both sides. but is this fight for clinton -- is a slight good for clinton or senders? john: in some ways it's better for clinton than sanders. mark: we are in the disagreement zone. john: it is the case that he went further than was merited. he got a little misled by that headline on the washington post. she did not go as far as to suggest that he was disqualified. by implication, she suggested there were questions about his qualifications and begged the answers. but you did not say that he was unqualified. omething you have to do if you are running a primary. you can't say something on camera that the other side can add against your arrival if you become the nominee. the things bernie sanders said last night are things any republican can use against hillary clinton. he went too far given the level of provocation. mark: score that way, yeah. this is to win the nomination fight. bernie sanders is behind. h

fbi and hillary clinton. right back with it. jordan and chelsea were searching for the perfect place for their wedding on booking.com. oh! yurt. yes! earthy... just rustic. [laughing] oh my gosh. wow. [owl howling] [gulp] uh, how about an island? island, yeah. yeah. yeah. [laughing] were you laughing in your fantasy? yeah! me, too. [gasps] >>> impact segment tonight, dana perino two top political stories of the week, here she is fresh off her hit show the five. she paid me to say that number one story this week. >> i got the monday from bolling. >> yeah, is he wealthy. >> number one political story? >> well, i love the thought about what comes next. we're mired in all the primaries but the next thing is for the nominees to start thinking about who their vice presidential choice is going to be. >> vice presidents because we said last night on the factor we believe it's going to be clinton vs. trump. it wasn't a partisan or rooting deal. i just can't see any way to derail the trump thing. i will looked at every single thing. they

i've known hillary clinton for 25 years. i respect hillary clinton. we were colleagues in the senate, and on her worst day, she would be an in iffi infinit better president than either of the republican candidates. >> she's qualified. >> of course. >>> and keeping the heat on ted cruz over those controversial remarks on new york values. this time it's john kasich hitting cruz with a new ad. >> ted cruz sneered at our new york values. >> i think most people know exactly what new york values are. >> all right, to our political team, as the 2016 race is covers from all angles today, i want to bring in jacob rascon. jacob, paul manafort is now the new man at the top. what else can you tell us about his new, consolidated role in the trump campaign. >> reporter: thomas, this is undoubtedly a new phase of the campaign. you have this very small, very fight and unconventional campaign expanding, coming off the heels, of course, of that big wisconsin loss. paul manafort hired just over a week ago as the new manager. mr. trump in the release says he's taking on

he was talking about hillary clinton. he went after hillary clinton pretty hard. he said that if she were not a woman, if she were a man, she wouldn't even be getting 5% in the polls. why do you think he said that, and do you think that's an effective message for donald trump? look, he lost wisconsin, and he had all kinds of problems with statements and tweets, and things he had said about women. do you think that was wise for him to stay on stage last night? >> sure. so, john, when trump said that, it's important to, you know, give the context, which i'll do. trump came out to give his victory speech. it lasted, you know, 10, 15 minutes. then he asked for any questions from reporters. he sat there for almost half an hour answering questions from reporters after an election win, which you never see any other candidate have the courage or the boldness to do that. and the question that was asked was hillary clinton playing the gender card and calling donald trump sexist? and his response was to hillary clinton, calling donald trump sexist or whatever, maybe one day

big wins for donald trump and hillary clinton. really reshaping the race for president again. >>> thank you, new york. we love new york. >> once again, there's no place like home. >> the breaking news this morning, donald trump and hillary clinton, they win big at home. new york state is home to both of them. they both picked up blowout victories, changing the race yet again for the white house. good morning, earn. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> great to see you. i'm christine romans. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. the breaking news this morning, huge wins for donald trump and hillary clinton in the new york primary. both the front runners take their home state. for trump, a landslide victory, beating john kasich, his closest rival, by

big wins for donald trump and hillary clinton. really reshaping the race for president again. >>> thank you, new york. we love new york. >> once again, there's no place like home. >> the breaking news this morning, donald trump and hillary clinton, they win big at home. new york state is home to both of them. they both picked up blowout victories, changing the race yet again for the white house. good morning, earn. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. >> great to see you. i'm christine romans. it is 5:00 a.m. in the east. the breaking news this morning, huge wins for donald trump and hillary clinton in the new york primary. both the front runners take their home state. for trump, a landslide victory, beating john kasich, his closest rival, by 35 points. pummelling ted cruz by 45 points. in the end, trump may walk away with almost all of new york's 95 delegates, which significantly improves his chances of reaching the 1,237 he needs to clinch the republican nomination before the convention. on the democratic side, clinton win

cnn projects hillary clinton is the winner in maryland. she wins the maryland democratic presidential primary. right now we have some key race alerts at the same time. look at this. in pennsylvania and connecticut we have exit polls but we cannot make projections, too early to

vote for hillary clinton? >> i'm definitely not going to vote for her. >> emily, you're a democratic strategist, you're a clinton supporter, convince yahne she's wrong. >> i'm sorry to hear that. i do think there are a lot of people that are open to supporting hillary. really the difference between the candidates has been in degree not in kind ---less no question that sanders brought forward a lot of issues that tapped into what people are feeling in the country right now and want to be talking about, income inequality, affordable college, free college, talks about affordable college, money in politics. but the reality is these are issues that she had in her platform, have always been a part of her platform and talks about increasingly more he did put a spotlight on them when he talks about them in simplistic terms and forced her campaign to talk about them more broadly and talk about them front and center. >> this general election is going to be -- >> i want to see if any of that makes sense to yahne, what do

i think that is hillary clinton. mark: justin bieber, bruce springsteen, the start of baseball season. every thing is up-to-date kansas city. mark: you can find more of our interview with the mayor and a great project, online. up next, the most familiar voice in all of gotham city is here to help hillary clinton and bernie sanders with their subway problems. we will be right back. ♪ john: the next stop is the subway. you got to ride the train. unfortunately for bernie sanders and hillary clinton, they got caught in the turnstile. sort of a big apple scandal. somewhere between eating pizza with a fork and not tipping a cabbie. but we knew there was only one man to call on to but this uproar in perspective. the voice of the new york city subway system. charlieand colleague , pellett. charlie: the new york city subway. a hyper fast labyrinth of metropolitan might. a 24 hour claustrophobic democracy. everyone in there together, every passenger equal. trust me i have guided millions , of souls over the years. closing do

he took some clear shots of hillary clinton. let's go to sarah murray at the trump headquarters in new york. sarah, in the presidential contest f it comes down to trump versus clinton, it sure looks like it is going to be vicious. trump already laying some big punches. >> i think you are absolutely right, jake. i think tonight we saw the early outlines of the general election battle. there were some questions about whether donald trump would suddenly adopt a new persona or change his tone as he prepares for a general election fight. i think we saw tonight that's just not the case. he came up with some of his hardest hits. he said the only reason she is winning so far is because she is a woman. >> the only card she has is the woman's card. she has nothing else going. frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she would get 5% of the vote. the only thing she has going is the woman's card. the beautiful thing is, women don't like her, okay? >> now, i'm sure that comment will cause some raised eyebrows, maybe not in the r

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the bill clinton trying to be a good surrogate for the hillary clinton campaign. we're still basically in the same place we were last week. >> so we just had ryan fallon on and dismissed the reports that there are some worried about bill clinton on the campaign trail whether he helps or hurts. what does that sound like, joy? 2008 when that same argument was made after south carolina and other uncomfortable moments for hillary clinton. if she's the nominee, i think we could safely say that this will be always that how much of a help is bill clinton? it will also be applied later to barack obama, again, whomever is the nominee. how much do these giants in their party help the nominee? >> reporter: yeah, and tamron, it's interesting i'm here in staten island which is, as you have been saying this morning and all morning, it's the most red borough in new york city but it's all relative. john mccain won this section of new york city in 2008 and barack obama narrowly won it in 2012 and 29% republican but in relative to other parts like brooklyn and manhattan and 70% to

i've known hillary clinton for 25 years. i respect hillary clinton. we were colleagues in the senate. on her worst day, she will be -- she would be an infinitely better president than either of the republican candidates. >> she is qualified. >> of course. >> hillary didn't want to let it go. she continued the war of wards. >> you may have heard senator sanders say i'm unqualified to be president. well, seriously. seriously, i've been called a lot of things over the years, but unqualified has not been one of them. this morning, he finally acknowledged that of course, he doesn't really believe that. this is all pretty silly. the question in this election should be who can actually get things done. >> well, shortly after that, in a gaggle with the press, clinton too backed down, answering to reporters that yes, sanders was qualified, is qualified. anyway, tad devine, senior advisor to the sanders campaign, and ed rendell, the two-term governor of pennsylvania who's supporting hillary clinton. governor, hillary clinton, she was a little snagged up there,

joe johns is at the clinton rally. hillary clinton just finished speaking. what was her approach today, what does she have to say? >> reporter: hello, anderson. she has just finished speaking, just wrapped up here in philadelphia. healthy size crowd. she pushed hard here talking about her connection to pennsylvania, the fact that her father is from scranton, pennsylvania. she says she was baptized in pennsylvania, her brother lived here, of course. she talked a little about the fact that the philadelphia democratic convention is coming up, it is here for people in the audience tonight, talked a lot about the clinton years, the booming economy in the 1990s, blamed the change in the economy on republican president george w. bush. focused a lot on the republicans, including those running for president now. one interesting note, i think this also happened at an earlier rally with hillary clinton here in this city, a small group of african-american protesters appeared to be black lives matter protesters were removed from the audience. i could hear the chanting, i

what's hillary clinton offering? what's she got to show to the democratic voter here in wisconsin should she get elected? voters want to know. show me the money as cuba gooding used to say in movies. they're looking for an economic break. what's in your wallet they ask as they think of all that bernie has promised them. that's "hardball" for now. "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> if i was presidential, would only have about 20% of you would be here because it would be boring. >> will the plot to stop donald trump finally work in wisconsin. >> our campaign still has a clear path to earning 1237 delegates before the convention. >> donald trump, bernie sanders, ted cruz all speak live in wisconsin in this hour. tonight, why trump is winning votes but losing the delegate fight. exclusive reporting from inside the trump campaign from new york magazine. >>> then, clinton supporter on hillary versus bernie. >> why would the democrats nominate someone who is not democrat? >> i don't want

, but because everybody wants to forget the language that hillary clinton, but not just hillary clinton, almost all democrats used about crime in the '90s. right? the political context is so different now. hillary clinton has apologized for the super predators language that she used back then. so for bill clinton to -- bill clinton has apologized for elements of the '94 crime bill. for him to then return to defending it and to defend in essence that language, you know -- 13-year-olds hopped up on crack. you know, it makes it that -- it makes it that much more difficult. part of the problem is that she is trying to distance herself from parts of her husband's legacy while yolking herself to obama's legacy. you know, as i've written, i think there is part of bill clinton that doesn't want to let her do that. >> he's defending himself more than defending her at this point. and i wondered, because when we talk about new york, anybody here in the '80s and '90s know there is a particular problem i haven't heard either candidate address. even though hillary clinton became a united states senat

i think hillary clinton wins this, you can't beat hillary clinton again unless you're hillary clinton. she has such deep connections to the party's institutional dimensions, such a tremendous history with various constituent actors. very young, ambitious democratic politician asking what model that you can replicate, bernie sanders who you say not part of the party for long time, entirely the message that i thinks one that the rising class of young voters the trouble is going to have a tremendous -- the african american voters. constituent see that is liberal. large number of conservatives and modern voters who do not vote republicans. when you look at younger voters hane of color, look at that constituency those folks have not been voting in large numbers. when we see other voters of color coming into the process later on they will be more inclined like hillary clinton who is talking about the particular challenges facing voters of color. this is going to be very interesting. something that is distinct to democratic politics. >> you think that the candidate who says, we don't have to

clinton is that you have to have a more bernie sanders-like platform will the hillary clinton people go along. >> he has pushed the party to the last and pushed hillary clinton to the last on trade, particularly, and maim the minimum wage. though will be in negotiation and why think the hillary clinton will have more leverage they will not cave in giant ways to make it difficult for her to move back to the middle in a general election. >> juan, i discussed clinton moves not impressive poll numbers with congresswoman debbie wasserman-schultz and pointed out to her and here again, donald trump's unfavorability is higher but she will go to as a vulnerable candidate. >> she has achilles' heel as is clear in the polling, trustworthiness, honesty. this business about the mail server has been constant thorn in her side and used by her critics especially on the republican side who are going out this winning there will be an indictment and she be jail and the rest. that is consistent issue and for a ron we see in the poll numbers. the question is, how does this play with democrats? is it hurt

big wins for donald trump and hillary clinton. and, of course, that's all the time we have left this evening. as always, thank you for being with us. of course, we will be back in studio tomorrow night. but, let not your heart be troubled. the news continues. the truth of the matter is regardless of whether or not she actually came from the state, she represented the state in the senate. this was home for her. so anyone who tries to make the argument this is her home state and it is not as big of a deal. this was substantial. i think she can put a period at the end of this primary and focus her attention on the general election. >> listening to bernie sanders, he seems like he's going nowhere anytime soon. his tone has changed in the days leading up to the new york primary. do you expect that to continue, for him to go after hillary clinton? >> i think you will see senator sanders go after hillary clinton certainly. i think you will see that continue. here's a candidate who's raising $45 million a month. in some respects, there ar

likewise with hillary clinton. this in your mind, dylan, really changes a lot. >> yeah, it changes a lot. i think we can pretty confidently say who the nominees in each party are going to be. the reasons again being for hillary clinton, she's practically there. for donald trump, no matter what, i mean, barring some sort of huge major change, she's going to get to the convention with at least the majority of votes on the republican side f not the full 1237 delegates. as we've seen from our exit polls, the majority, a large majority of republican voters believe the candidate who has the most delegates should be the nominee. it's going to be very hard for the republican establishment to come back and tell all those voters that their voice doesn't matter. the individual i'm most thinking about right now is bernie sanders. having acknowledged that he's effectively going to be pushing his agenda as opposed to his shot at the nomination now. the question i think the sanders campaign is asking themselves is this. how much

hillary clinton has to face it. "new york times" published an editorial pushing women to buy firearms. women are owning guns and owning more in greater numbers. this is misstep and the reason gillibrand is doing this not hillary. sandra: talking hunting, shotguns and deer rifles. you're talking about handguns and pistols and gun violence scenario. what do you make of this, harris. harris: we supported your love of guns. you grew up in the household. on two things, gender issue, 51% of congress is what she is looking for. not all women are the same. she can go out and get 51%. we're all different. annie oakley great-great granchildren, may have a different view on this whole thing. what about a dad who is parent? i think i have is offensive to make this mostly gender issue. sandra: last word to bret. >> gillibrand does work with republicans. she staked out a bipartisan place on capitol hill. and, you know, she on this issue i think is trying to to for the nuance of the way that moderate republicans and moderate democ

on the democratic side, hillary clinton won 214. crucially, hillary clinton nets 54 delegates. this is at a time when bernie sanders really needed to be closing that gap. as for the republicans right now, donald trump, he picked up 142 delegates. look how far ahead he is of ted cruz and john kasich. they have just five. this does include some of the pennsylvania unbound delegates who say to cnn they are committed to voting for donald trump. he organized well in that state. overall on the delegate map, let's take a look at where things stand. for the democrats, let's say, hillary clinton, she right now is at 2,168 delegates. she's very close to where she needs to be to climplg tnch the nomination. if you look at where donald trump is now, all of the sudden he's very close to a thousand. about 250 delegates away from 1,237. back on the path, perhaps, to getting there before the convention. mckayla? >> all right, john. thanks so much. so donald trump is declaring it's over after sweeping all five northeast primaries last night. it is now mathematically impossible for any republica

what's a good night for hillary clinton? what's a great night for hillary clinton? >> well, she is on target. she does 195 delegates tonight. that's keeps her well on target. but i'm looking for can she get over 200? did she get 211 delegates. i think she could could of it. the margins of these states. if she pushes them out. if she can actually start getting high 50's and 60's, she could get to 211. she is only 437 delegates short of the nomination right now if you count her super delegates. >> if she gets 200 tonight then she she needs to get how much of the rest. >> 212 delegates the rest of the way essentially. there is over 1,000 did he goes left. she has to get about 20%. >> 20% of what's left. >> 20% of what's left. >> okay. let me ask you, karl, about this kasich, cruz deal announced sunday night. a lot of controversy. was it an effective deployment of resources, the nontrump movement or did it show kind of a desperate move and make them the insiders and the establishment? your view? smart or foolish. >> you ask was it a smart use of resources or does it loo

by the way, that's hillary clinton's position as well. it was the editors who kept saying, how about the federal reserve. bernie never said the federal reserve it was questionable. is this transcript going to decide the primary? i don't think so. this is a lot to do about nothing. >> well, what could help decide the primary is the big debate next week. a programming note on that. hillary clinton and bernie sanders face off for a democratic presidential debate live from the beautiful brooklyn, new york, next thursday, april 14th right here on cnn. >>> and also this. first, the sex scandal and now a call to impeach. why alabama's governor nis refusing to step down. >> he says it's a sex-talk scandal. not a physical scandal. >> let's talk about that next. >>> plus, donald trump's road to 1237 delegates may be getting tougher. right now, every delegate matters. we'll talk to a man who understands the math and he'll tell us how hard it will be for donald trump to clinch the nomination. muddling through your morning is nothing new. ...your nose