was former alaska governor sarah palin. this is just over an hour. sarah palin: i feel like i am at home. i am in the snow again and you guys even dress like alaskans, you guys are so great. it is so great to be here with you. thank you for being here for the right reason, supporting the next president of the united states. [applause] sarah palin: it really is great to be here, reconnecting with family roots. my grandma was born in wisconsin. [applause] sarah palin: my favorite brother-in-law, he is from a tiny town in wisconsin. another cool connection we have, i just got a text from number 64, jerry kramer. he -- yeah, cheeseheads. we are cheeseheads in alaska, we do not have pro teams, so any connection we have. one of them, my dad played with jerry kramer in his high school days, so we get to claim, ok, we have a connection with the cheeseheads. by the way, we are on a mission to try to get jerry kramer finally inducted into the nfl pro football hall of fame. we have donald trump helping us do that. you'll get a good benefit from trump with one of your favorite players. it is gr

wisconsin saturday. with former alaska governor and vice presidential candidate sarah palin. they made several stops throughout the state, including this one in rothschild. this is just over an hour. ♪ sarah palin: i feel like i am at home. i am in the snow again and you guys even dress like alaskans, you guys are so great. it is so great to be here with you. thank you for being here for the right reason, supporting the next president of the united states. [applause] sarah palin: it really is great to be here, reconnecting with family roots. my grandma was born in wisconsin. [applause] sarah palin: my favorite brother-in-law, he is from a tiny town in wisconsin. another cool connection we have, i just got a text from number 64, jerry kramer. he -- yeah, cheeseheads. we are cheeseheads in alaska, we do not have pro teams, so any connection we have. one of them, my dad played with jerry kramer in his high school days, so we get to claim, ok, we have a connection with the cheeseheads. by the way, we are on a mission to try to get jerry kramer finally inducted into the nfl pro footb

donald trump, sarah palin. thelargest fish fry held at memorial hall, dedicated in 1950 in honor of the serbian orthodox soldiers who served in the u.s. army. singing, god bless america. god bless america ♪ome ♪ sweet [applause] >> what a wonderful voice and .hank you very much >> you have it. i will get it. >> the republican party of milwaukee, hosting a dinner for the presidential candidates. john kasich will be speaking, as well as texas senator ted cruz. also, on behalf of donald trump, sarah palin is expected here tonight. >> here tonight at the milwaukee we will bedinner, hearing from scott walker. he will be speaking at this event, along with two of the candidates still running in the race. john kasich, texas senator john cruz. -- ted and serve the palin -- sarah palin. while we are waiting, let's take a look at some of the ads running in wisconsin. scott walker endorsed ted cruz for president. ands take a look at that some of the other ads voters are seen in wisconsin. >> jobs, freedom, security. that is what is at stake. that is why i'm supporting ted cruz for president

several ovens today was former alaska governor sarah palin and the theau daily herald saying governor will be at this event as well. wisconsin voters are voting in their presidential primary this coming tuesday. live road to the white house coverage continues here on c-span. this donald trump rally should get underway shortly. ♪ ' >> again, we are waiting for donald trump to hold a campaign event here in wisconsin. our camera at the central wisconsin and expo center in , near the, wisconsin north central city of wausau, wisconsin. the primary in wisconsin this coming tuesday. republican presidential candidate donald trump to be accompanied by sarah palin, the former governor has been accompanying mr. trump on several campaigns events here in wisconsin today. we are waiting for donald trump to arrive. show youwait, we will a portion of today's washington journal and come back as soon as the candidate arrives. host: we are joined now by washington editor of the nation and deputy managing editor of the weekly standard. we start with a republican front runner. rank fors this week donald

wisconsin saturday with sarah palin. they made several stops throughout the state, including this one in rothschild. this is just over an hour area -- an hour. sarah palin: i feel like i am at home come in the snow. you guys have been so great. it is great to be here with you all. with you and being helping us greet the next president of the united states, donald trump. you to really is going to be here and reconnecting with some family roots. my grandmother was born here in wisconsin. my favorite brother-in-law on is from a little tiny town him wisconsin. and another cool connection we have -- i just got it text from your google number 64 from back in the packers, jerry kramer. yeah. we are cheeseheads in a lesser, too. we don't have road teams up there. so any connection that we have come good connections -- my dad played ball was jerry kramer back in high school days. so we get the claim that come ok, we have a connection with the packers. for we are all cheeseheads up there, we claim. wisconsin, you are going to get a good 10 if it with trump in one of your players of all-time. are y

99.1 fm. ♪ >> sarah palin. >> thank you so much, i am so happy to get to be here. seducingnducing him, them with gift baskets of teddy bears and soccer balls. you are going to make $.50 on ebay. mark: what do you think of wisconsin politics? it's a lot like alaskan politics. there is a lot of diversity here. a lot of independents here. he is the embodiment of that independents. mark: should he be nice or competitive? >> hopefully he will be both. to be able to be competitive and have an inherent love and drive for competition. that was of course sarah palin. talking with us friday night after her speech at eight milwaukee republican party fish fry where she stood in for her candidate, donald trump. joining us is the former and , and therump advisor clintons war on women, roger stone. thank you for coming to join us. what is the biggest mistake donald trump has made as a candidate in the last week? roger: that's a question i'm not going to answer. i don't understand the concept of calling for kasich to get out of the race. i think trump benefits from divided opposition. i don't see del

. why former alaska governor sara palin is headed to court. former vice presidential candidate sarah palin is stepping away from politics and headed to the courtroom to lay down the law! the insdier's louis aguirre is in los angeles with more. pam, she's also laying down the law in another way when it comes to protecting her family. debbie matenopolous just sat down with her to speak about the life and death situation that threatened her family ? rapper azelia banks, that's a very hateful thing. / sp: that was bad. /15:24:19 and this gal, she needs to be held accountable. last week controversial rapper azelia banks sent a series of vile tweets promoting violence against the former vp candidate sarah palin. banks has since apologized but they were so disturbing the mom of five threatened legal action. dm: why did you think it was important to sue her? /15:23:30 that's a good question though because i never threatened to sue someone based on what they have threatened me over and her threats were pretty bad. but on that one i was like, "you know what? dang it. that's enough." because we

enough. will his rant for bernie sanders rake in the votes? and, sarah palin takeschange. will bill nye the science guy ♪ donald trump i think the : republicans have a worse system than the democrats. it's a crooked system. fernando: donald trump may need to re-read his own book, "the art of the deal," if he wants to win the race for delegates. he is leading in polls ahead of tuesday's primary in new york. 95 delegates are at stake. but he'll need his closing skills, and his new delegate wrangler, to get the 1237 delegates needed before the convention in july. click the larger issue is that -- >> the larger issue is that trump is making it up as he goes along. fernando: the ground game is fluid, according to republican strategist matt johnson with the podesta group. matt: trump was winning on the earned media, but now he is learning that a republican primary is a district by district, county by county, state convention knife fight. he is losing that knife fight badly and bleeding delegates. donald trump they're taking your : vote away. fernando: trump's charge of a rigged system came

palin, only logical to end up with trump. >> larry: i don't know if i'd go to sarah palin to i.s.i.s. i think you're giving sarah palin way too much credit. (laughter) >> i think trump being a racist and xenophobic, i feel quite at home. this is the middle east every sing daily. >> you're saying the feeling you had before you had to leave egypt is the same? you're feeling that? >> no, trump is just one person, but when you have the whole country with all its entities behind that person, it's a totally different thing. and it's not just morsi, but it's who came after. so it's the same thing, basically. so we as comedians have a hard time doing that, but it did make a difference, and i am very proud of what i did there because it actually inspired a lot of people to to their own show. >> larry: very brave. i give you a lot of credit for that. >> thank you. >> larry: if trump does become president, it would be kind of like a joke. >> yeah. >> larry: so maybe the joke can make people laugh -- >> yeah, make i.s.i.s. -- >> larry: no? not a good joke? >> i think it's terrible. >> larry: a b

asset for anybody entering this process. when john mccain picked sarah palin and 2008, she had a reputation certainly in alaska as being a reformer, of being a maverick. similar to mccain's profile. i think from and messaging perspective was probably part of that consideration was that she was someone who stood up to special interests and have taken on some really tough issues interstate. there are other issues that you think about what are you communicating. i think that is as much a part of the. what are they going to be saying about this ticket, about where we want to govern. it's a political process, too. >> bob is right there's a political dimension to every choice you make on a camping but i think recent history shows that candidates don't look at qualifications, passing the vet and chemistry, selected individuals that were the most successful vice presidential running mate. >> why don't we go back here in the blue striped tie. >> on a first year law student interested in election law. i guess my question is rather than talking about the individual impact of a person on the

, sarah palin, failed to rile up the pro-ted cruz crowd. >> respond, you think? >> well, i think so. i didn't get boo'd. i don't know. >> i didn't get boo'd. that statement serving as a metaphor for trump's very bad week and he gave critics even more ammo, appearing to change his stance yet again on abortion in an interview with cbs. >> asked as a hypothetical. hypothetically, hypothetically. the laws are set now on abortion. and that's the way they're going to remain until they're changed. >> and now president obama delivering his sharpest attack yet on trump's suggestions that south korea and japan get nuclear weapons. >> what the statements he mentioned tell us? they tell us that the person who made the statements doesn't know much about foreign policy or nuclear policy or the korean peninsula or the world generally. we don't want somebody in the oval office who doesn't recognize how important that is. >> after his worst week yet on the campaign, can donald trump change the narrative this weekend? he's going to hold three campaign events across wisconsin today and sarah palin will b

john mccain picked sarah palin in 2008, she had a reputation certainly in alaska as being a reformer, being a maverick, similar to mccain's profile. and i think that from a messaging perspective was probably part of that consideration. she was someone who stood up to special interests and had taken on some tough issues in her state where other issues are obviously. but you think about what are you communicating, that is as much a part of it. what are we going to be saying about this ticket, about where we want to govern. this is a political process too. >> bob's right. there's a political dimension to every choice you make on a campaign. but i think recent history shows the candidates that looked at qualifications, and chemistry selecting the individuals were the most successful vice presidential running mates. >> why don't we go back here in the blue striped tie? >> hi. my name is umam amza. i'm a first-year law student interested in election law. i guess my question is rather than talking about the individual impact of a person on the process, maybe if you could talk a little bit a

sarah palin endorsed ted cruz if this pick would have still been made. if in desperate need he would have turned to sarah palin. >> i don't think so, given the way sarah palin turned out since 2008, i don't think ted cruz wanted sarah palin's endorsement this time around, but look, we can call it an act of desperation. i look at it a different way. this is a campaign. the campaign is about strategy. this is a strategic decision. there's nothing traditional about the campaign. ted cruz looked at the situation. donald trump can call himself the presumptive nominee all he wants, but the game is still not over. he has not reached 1237, so he compares himself to ronald reagan all the time. at this point ronald reagan had 70% in 1980. >> for you the strategy is it gives delegates something else to consider. >> gives delegates something to consider, gives them a two fer. yes, ted cruz is low on resources, why not bring in someone. she's an effective surrogate for him. and remember that carly fiorina is one of the only people who ever put donald trump in his place on the debate stage after h

say this is quite different than sarah palin. now see i think sarah palin is a model for this kind of push. where you know, 53% of voters in 2012 guess what, they were women. obama won and i think it was plus 11 over romney. so you got to make a move there. now obviously donald trump has a big problem with women. so that's why ted cruz decides, hey, i'm going to bring out a strong, conservative woman with a track record in terms of -- >> the woman that was targeted by him when he deny graded her looks. >> and also on the merits. i think she stands up as a good vice presidential choice. and by all accounts they get along very well. she was a keynote speaker at cpac and talked about the importance of constitutional conservatism. i think she and ted cruz align very well. i don't think it's just the woman part. >> they'll be able to split up in the state because she can get a crowd on her own so they'll be able to cover a lot more ground. i admit it's a last-minute desperation move. but not a bad one to play. >> juan points out john mccain picked sarah palin. you know what the date of

before, which was a huge asset for anybody entering the process. when john mccain picked sarah palin in 2008, she had a reputation, certainly in alaska of being a reformer. being a maverick, similar to mccain's profile. probably from a messaging perspective, that was part of that consideration, that she was someone that stood up to special interests and had taken on tough issues in her state. you think about what are you are communicating. that is as much a part of it, what are we saying that this ticket, about where we want to govern? it is a political process too. rhoades: bob is right. there is a political dimension to every choice you make on a campaign. recent history shows that candidates that look at qualifications and chemistry selected the individuals that were most successful vice presidential running mate. >> okay, why don't we go back here in the blue striped tie? >> hi, i'm a first year law student interested in election law. rather than talk about the impact of a person on the process, could you talk a little about how technology could play a role in the process of selecti

), marry, kill: ann coulter, carly fiorina or sarah palin. i am begging you to keep it 100." >> larry: that's horrible. all right, i have to do this? >> yeah. >> larry: sarah palin has to die. ( applause ) and then i don't care about the other two. i'll marry carly fiorina, and i'll ( bleep ) ann coulter. >> oh! >> larry: thanks for watching, don't forget to ask me your "keep it 100" questions on twitter. good nightly, everyone! >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on nbc news! twitter reacted with glee when george mason university renamed its law school after late supreme court justice scalia, not because they like werewolf mike huckabee, but because the acronym for the antonin scalia school of law is #asslaw! [cheers and applause] >> chris: you know, it's a shame because justice scalia was always more of a tits law man. immediately after the announcement, asslaw became the butt of everyone's jokes, and george mason switched the name to antonin scalia law school. though, no official word yet from dean mix-a-lot. comedians, since the original name will always live on in

the biggest stories tre today. >>> number one, sarah palin underattack. is she takin legal action against this rapper? >> we have dealt with stalkers before. >>> and why would sarah palin return to tv as a courtroom judge? >>> and the star of sin city for scinemaco cinemacon. and number three, we're celeb aretha franklin's 74th birthday with queen of soul herself. >> how could you not feel fabulous in new york. >>> plus our "insider"

sarah palin. i am begging you to keep it 100." >> larry: that's horrible. all right, i have to do this? >> yeah. >> larry: sarah palin has to die. ( applause ) and then i don't care about the other two. i'll marry carly fiorina, and i'll ( bleep ) ann coulter. >> oh! >> larry: thanks for watching, don't forget to ask me your "keep it 100" questions on twitter. good nightly, everyone! captioning sponsored by comedy central from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. (cheers and applause) >> trevor: welcome to the daily show. i'm trevor noah. thank you so much, everybody. thank you so much. my guest tonight, i'm really excited about this transgender activist and founder of transtech social angelica ross is here, people. (cheers and applause). >> trevor: but first, last night, wisconsin. the land of cheese, beer and cheesy beer puke. they hell their presidential primaries. and it was an eventful night on both sides of the aisle. for the democrats bern kroa sanders clinched his sixth win in a row. sixth win, in a row. yeah. six

a look. "hey larry, (bleep), marry, kill: ann coulter, carly fiorina or sarah palin. i am begging you to keep it 100." >> larry: that's horrible. all right, i have to do this? >> yeah. >> larry: sarah palin has to die. ( applause ) and then i don't care about the other two. i'll marry carly fiorina, and i'll ( bleep ) ann coulter. >> oh! >> larry: thanks for watching, don't forget to ask me your "keep it 100" questions on twitter. good nightly, everyone! >> chris: it's 11:59 and 59 seconds. this happened on nbc news! twitter reacted with glee when george mason university renamed its law school after late supreme court justice scalia, not because they like werewolf mike huckabee, but because the acronym for the antonin scalia school of law is #asslaw! [cheers and applause] >> chris: you know, it's a shame because justice scalia was always more of a tits law man. immediately after the announcement, asslaw became the butt of everyone's jokes, and george mason switched the name to antonin scalia law school. th

, donald trump calling in reinforcement. his opening act in wisconsin this weekend, sarah palin job just an amazing -- has that energy and the big brain power. >> reporter: trump quickly addressing recent numbers that show him struggling ahead of tuesday's primary, trailing ted cruz by double digits. >> i'm not doing well because nobody knows my message. >> reporter: cruz showing his confidence in wisconsin, leaving the state to court delegates in north dakota. >> it is entirely possible that men and women gathered here will decide this entire primary, will decide this nomination. >> reporter: if trump loses on tuesday the chances of a contested convention getting much higher, and something john kashich has said favors him. >> the key for us is accumulate delegates and continue to be able to build momentum, going into the convention. >> i believe we're going to do just fine here in wisconsin. >> reporter: tuesday's wisconsin primary pivotal for the democrats are bernie sanders keeping on message, hitting hillary clinton on environmental issues. >> i will fate out fracking. secretary

troubled when sarah palin said this about climate change. >> too many people believe oh, if 97% of all scientists believe man's activities are creating changes in the weather who am i to question that. >> larry: yes. who are you to question that? correct. [cheers and applause] >> larry: yes, who are you. unfortunately unlike our planet's polar ice caps sarah palin isn't going away and 97% of scientists and she went after bill nye the science guy. >> the ex governor of alaska lashed out at a screening for an anti-climate screening saying he's not a scientist. >> larry: first of all he never claimed to be a scientist. he's had a science guy, all right. nay, he is the science guy. and who better to weigh in on the merits of someone who's been disseminating science ideas to an audience than someone who is about to become a fake tv judge. hmm? i don't know the answer to that. onto our top story. with americans are inching closer to putting a woman in the white house we could put a woman on the paper. >> a $20 bill can have a new face. >> the treasury department is expected to announce andre

trump's most high-profile supporters, former alaska governor sarah palin, is working on a new gig. sarah palin, this came out today, is planning to host a new reality courtroom show. she would be the judge. the show doesn't have a title yet but they're thinking about calling it "terrible idea." [ laughter ] unlike judge joe brown or judge judy, sarah palin does not have a law degree. but she's never been one to let a lack of qualification for a job slow her down. [ laughter ] shouldn't she have to wait for the next president to appoint a [ laughter ] it's a strange thing. people wanting to run the country are now hosting reality shows and people hosting reality shows now want to run the country. we live in a very confusing time. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] sometimes i'll forget to put my shoes on. meanwhile, speaking of reality tv judges, last night on abc we had the premiere of "dancing with the stars," a new season. the lowest score of the night went to geraldo rivera, which was a shocker. [ laughter ] i thought he'd be great. but one of the high scores went to a model

may mean something. another endorsement, of course, is that of sarah palin. sarah palin is expected to be traveling here with donald trump at all three stops in the state today, and she was there at the fish fry, which is a big political event in wisconsin, on friday. and this is what she had to say. >> i felt a lot of seriousness, which is really good, you know, in a presidential race at this stage. that seriousness is, for me, it's appreciated. i respect that. >> did they respond well, i think? >> well, i think so. i didn't get booed, you know. >> reporter: so, what we have here today is not so much of a rally as we have a town hall. you can see the folks have actual chairs to sit in. they can take in with a little less of the fervor, perhaps, that you see when people are crowded into a location where they're just standing and cheering. but we may also have the opportunity to hear some folks from the crowd here ask donald trump some questions. and i suspect based on just some of the casual conversations i've had with folks here, one of the questions will be about his evolving posi

, including sarah palin at a fish fry. >> the entire country, its eyes are on the great state of wisconsin. >> i am so happy to be here. thank youch it is always so good to be in wisconsin. >> you have a megaphone, where you are not speaking just for this state, but the entire economy. >> reagan saved the hog here, your harley-davidson. >> i ran for congress at 30 years of age. i ran on the reagan agenda. i knew and worked with ronald reagan. >> i thank god that donald trump gets it. because he lives it. >> reporter: nominating donald trump is a train wreck. that's actually not fair to train wrecks. >> there is a reason big money and open borders and radical special interests are so madly anti-trump. >> nominating donald trump elects hillary clinton. >> meanwhile, is donald trump prepared to go rogue? we'll bring you his latest comment on a potential 3rd party run. for the democrats, bernie sanderss wants an apology from the clinton campaign. he is not getting one t. battle turns bitter, days before the primary that involves a must win for two candidates. the latest right here on

which i regard as a huge asset for anybody entering the process. you know when john mccain. sarah palin in 2008 she had a reputation certainly an alaska of a reformer and mavericks similar to mccain's profile and they think that from a messaging perspective part of that consideration when she was someone who stood up to special interests and that taken on some really tough issues in her state you think about what are you communicating i think that is as much a part of it, what are we going to say about this ticket. it's a political process too. >> that's right there's a political dimension to every choice you make on the campaign but recent history shows the candidates that qualifications listed individuals that were the most successful vice presidential running mates. >> wide-awake go back here in a blue striped tie. >> hi i am a first-year law student to look -- interested in election law and my questions rather than talking about the individual and pac that the person on the process maybe he could talk a little bit about how technology could play a role for the process of electing a vic

see you. >> thank you for having me. >>> my next guest says she disagrees with sarah palin about most things except this. >> sdusing them with gift baskets come over the border and there is a gift basket of teddy bears and soccer balls. it is just inviting more. >> next what she says sarah palin got right. we will ask her about it next. (laughing) there's nothing like making their day. except making sure their tomorrow is taken care of too. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. to folks out there whose while yodiabetic nerve pain... shoots and burns its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shooting pain in your feet or hands, don't suffer in silence! step on up and ask your doctor about diabetic nerve pain. tell 'em cedric sent you. it takes a lot of work... but i really love it.s. i'm on the move all day long... and somet

sarah palin to wisconsin. yeah, it was -- >> she wasn't as well received as they would have hoped. >> i'm not sure i would have done that. it was word salad. >> it was crazy. >> were you there? >> what happened? tell us about it. tell us about it. >> can you queue it up. >> you have to play it first. >> halfway through your speech did you ask if you stumbled into bad acid? >> the question was who had been given the bad acid. >> so you thought it appeared -- >> she was not fully -- if the opposite of dissociative is associative she was not fully associative. let's say it was not a fully coherent speech. >> so maybe we're wrong. maybe we should listen again and maybe we shouldn't be so condescending because this could be the most articulate moment of the campaign. >> ladies and gentlemen, winston churchill, 1940. >> illegal immigrants, welcoming them in, inducing and seducing them with gift baskets. come on over the border and here's a gift basket of teddy bears and soccer balls. our kids and our grand kids, they'll never know, then, what it is to be rewarded for that entrepreneuria

>>> welcome to "world news tonight." re-enforcements on the campaign trail. trump with sarah palin back at his side. tonight his newest stand on abortion. >> what i said was so good. it was so perfect. >> but can he overcome the controversy? the crucial vote days away. >>> the arctic blasts sweeping across america. plunging temperatures. even snow. millions bracing for more to come. camera. a victim wounded while posting live video on facebook. police searching for clues frame by frame. the manhunt under way right now. >>> the deadly crash landing on a busy freeway. the pilot slamming into a car. the driver who never saw it coming. and a case of bad judgment. the judge who ordered a deputy to shock a defendant. >> mr. sheriff, do it! use it! >> the courtroom video that landed him on the other side of the bench. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us on this busy saturday. i'm cecelia vega. we begin with the race for the white house. voters days away from heading to the polls in wisconsin. trump taking on the badger state by storm with a packed schedule three stops in just eight hour

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caught. martha: remember this moment tina fay and sarah palin on snl. will recent portrayals of donald trump hurt him as he claims he can be more presidential. >> i'll be so presidential you will say i'm the most boringte human being i ever interviewed. could you save 1% more of your income? it doesn't sound like much, but saving an additional 1% now, could make a big difference over time. i'm going to be even better about saving. you can do it, it helps in the long run. prudential bring your challenges bill: iran's latest provocation stopped in the nick of time. the u.s. navy seizing a ship carrying weapons intended for the iranian-backed rebels in yemen. this is one of a series of provocations. martha: we have a peek inside the donald trump campaign showing the pressure. "the washington post" reporting on an internal memo by a senior advisor at the end of a week he called the worst week. it revealed some anger among the frontrunners' aide reading in part a pathetic attack by the so-called expert who line their pockets at the expense of our candidates and causes. what your take away f

. when john mccain picked sarah palin in 2008, she had a reputation, certainly in alaska of being a reformer. being never a, similar to -- being a maverick, similar to mccain's profile. that was part of that consideration, that she was someone that stood up to special interests and had taken on tough issues in her state. you think about what are you are communicating. that is as much a part of it, what are we saying that this ticket, about where we want to govern? it is a political process too. >> bob is right. there is a political dimension to every choice you make on a campaign. recent history shows that candidates that look at qualifications and chemistry selected the individuals that were most successful vice presidential running mate. >> okay, why don't we go back here in the blue striped tie? a yeafirst year law student interested in election law. rather than talk about the impact of a person on the process, could you talk a little about how technology could play a role in the process of selecting a vice president? i know in the 2008 election cycle, the idea was to announce he

to a fish fry. donald trump is sending a surrogate, sarah palin, in his case. chris jansing has been reporting from wisconsin ahead of next week's prima. she joins me now. chris, i have to say, it is -- you feel the tense, the tensenesstense ness of this campaign going. kasich unloading a bid on cruz, which is a response to cruz's campaign going after him. meanwhile, are they learning -- are they somehow taking their eye off the trump ball? that seems to be a potential mistake. >> reporter: look, i think that they're looking a to the establishment here to keep their eye on the trump ball. it's extraordinary, really, what's going on here. you talk about the escalating tension, talking to people in the republican party, they can't wait for tuesday to happen. they feel like anti-trump momentum is on their side. we've been talking about this for days. but more than that, they see an opportunity long-term. and i just talked to somebody who is with a big lobbying organization. they've been doing polls all along, they have not been published, told me a couple of fascinating things, chuck. n

campaign trail. trump with sarah palin back at his side. tonight his newest stand on abortion. >> what i said was so good. it was so perfect. >> but can he overcome the controversy? the crucial vote days away. >>> the arctic blasts sweeping across america. plunging temperatures. even snow. millions bracing for more to come.

endorsed him, scott walker, of course, donald trump sent sarah palin to speak on his behalf. nbc's kerry sanders is in racine, wisconsin. you're up and at them for us. what do we expect to hear from donald trump today? >> i think that we're probably going to hear him talk again about abortion. let's go through the questions and the answers that he's given. first of all, as you noted in the interview with chris matthews he said that if a woman participated in illegal abortion that she should face some sort of punishment. then on friday donald trump said that the current laws concerning abortion should remain intact but then in an sfwinterview wit cbs "face the nation" he says he sees abortion as murder. and then his spokeswoman made a clarification saying that he meant to say that the law should remain intact only until he becomes president. and so you see this shifting line back and forth on a very contentious issue in our country. we know since the roe vs. wade in 1973 decision that this issue has in many times helped or hurt candidates running for political office. so i suspect he's go

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for trump that sarah palin assessed the success of her speech by saying "well, i didn't get booed." i know you tweeted about this reaction. how bad an omen for the trump camp is that? >> really bad. yoon how to say it otherwise. sarah palin was appealing with core conservatives. people who listen to conservative talk radio, are part of not all of them tea party folks but folks who think of themselves on the right wing of the party and the right wing of american politics and she received a pretty tepid response as she spoke for donald trump it's very interesting what's happening in wisconsin. we've had a lot of rough and tumble politics over the last decade. regular elections, recall elections, protests. what you've seen develop in wisconsin is a new conservative establishment that is pretty edgy, pretty strong but also very seriously connected to the republican part yy and i think this is a place where folks who in many other states might have been interested in trump have been very much turned against him so he has a rough race. he's coming in strong, doing six appearances to win peo

fascinating when sarah palin is accused of being a moron and idiot and every liberal feels free to mock her wardrobe, this, that and everything about her, liberals doing this. nobody says a peep. the moment donald trump says something about the woman card, then hillary is just a god. such a double standard. >> this is a charge trump leveled at hillary clinton more than once. today he tweeted crooked hillary clinton, perhaps the most dishonest person to have ever run for the presidency is one of the all time great enablers, as i said, he used this word before, said she is not a victim. bill clinton's past is fair game. what do you say? >> couple of things. one, i want to go back to the hillary clinton interview, erin, part of it is because my dad called me earlier really upset about the term off the reservation, and i think he is right. i want to quickly address it. sometimes we allow things to slip into the vernacular without being challenged, there's a group of people that are founders of this country, native americans, and we need to be careful with the rhetoric. i don't think she meant a