michael eric dyson call his book is called the black presidency, barack obama and the politics of race in america. >> i do not blame barack obama for what we see going on in 2016 with donald trump, but i will say this, race will be interpreted in america. if you leave a vacuum and a void, the wrong people will rise up to interpret it. i think that we could have used more early on, the intelligence, the passion, the insight and perspective of barack obama on the issues and crises of race in america. >> rose: politics with mark halperin, john helleman, mark mckinnon, music with mark ronson and looking at the o bat am-- obama presidency with michael eric dyson when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose is provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> so let me just start with the guy in the middle, halperin, tell me right now, right now, what of the five most important questions about the political year that we are i

muslims or saying you are going to do it is promoting terrorism. is's kind of like barack obama sayingan tan mow, gitmo promotes terrorism. is this political speak? is this like political correctness gone wild where people say whatever they think their side wants to see. >> i think it is a reminder that the left is crazy when it comes to islamic supremacy. the first great attack in 1979 when ayatollah ho main autoey allows the students to takeover the school illegally. trump wasn't the cause of that. you had the two attacks under blil, the attack on the uss cole under bill clinton. i don't think donald trump caused any of those things. if you are a left winger, you have to forgive terrorists anything because they are anti-american and you don't want to be seen as anti-american because it violates your commitment as a left winger to never protect america. >> it is a sad commentary on politics on the left anyway in america. mr. newt gingrich rich thank you for being with us. >>> good tow to be here. >>> as we edge closer and the inevitable that donald trump will clinch the delegates needed

the other. i wonder if anybody has any sense of history at all. our system. barack obama thought he was going to do so many things. george w. bush. every president walks into office with this arrogance thinking i'm the smartest guy that's ever been here and the system always grinds him down. can you explain how james madison and hamilton were pretty smart guys and nobody is going to walk into washington, d.c., and take over. >> yeah, look. you're absolutely right, joe. madison divided the power and nobody can do everything they want to. and every president is sobered by the reality. all kinds of impediments. in today's politics when people are legitimately unhappy, the average person is about $3,000 or $4,000 a year worse off today than when president obama came to office, you can understand the anxiety and the desire for a kind of quick turn around. what i think and the reason i don't have any trouble supporting donald trump is i don't want four more years justice like the last eight. n i don't want hillary clinton -- >> but isn't hillary clinton somebody who has played the long ga

out. >> i think the intensity of it is nothing close to what it was between her and barack obama. i don't think it is close. think putting things back together between them and their campaigns and most of his supporters in philadelphia will be substantially easier than it was. charlie: why has she not picked up the phone to call him and say, not you have to get out of the race, but to try to appeal to him. mark: the candidates locked in combat do not talk to each other that way. particular with somebody told to get out of the race in 2008. she thought it was her right to fight. what mark, about said, it is true that i think the level of intensity and bitterness is less than 2008. here is the truth come on the worst day in 2008, barack obama did not think that hillary clinton was a corrupt crook. bernie sanders basically thinks that of her. he thinks she is everybody about the oligarchy and the ruling class that defines despicable -- that he finds despicable. she represents something that he in the wayaligned that obama and clinton were both cut from the same cloth. ivy league school

it's over. it's not even close. >> i think you're right. barack obama got 38% there. it looks like we're killing time. >> it's going to make -- >> here it is. it's now 7:00 in the east. polls are closed across the commonwealth of kentucky. the race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders is, too early to call. we don't have enough information to make call just yet. joy, i think that tells us that you don't know if it's close or not but it's early. >> it's certainly early. i was going to give you a little, tell you something i don't know. you might know this already. the interesting thing about kentucky, the governor now, his pollster now working for trump. kentucky is an interesting state. it has very high levels of poverty. that and west virginia are the poorest states. high levels of unemployment and despair. it's the kind of state that bernie sanders has done well in. he can make that argument the white working class voters. >> it may be what hillary clinton said about coal even though bernie sanders may be more anti-coal than clinton or they have the same policy. >> her enti

it's anything close to what it was with her and barack obama eight years ago -- i don't think it's anything close to what it was with her and barack obama. i think putting things back together will be substantially easier. rose: why has she not pick up the phone to call him to tell him not to get out of the race because that's his decision, but to try to appeal to him. john: candidates locked in combat do not talk to each other that way and she was someone who was told to get out of the race will -- out of the race in 2008 over and over again and she thought it was her right to fight to the end. ofis true that the level intensity and bitterness is less than a 2008, but here's the truth -- on the worst day in 2008, barack obama did not think hillary clinton was a corrupt crook, and bernie sanders basically thinks hillary clinton is a corrupt crook. he thinks she is everything about the oligarchy and ruling class and governing class that he finds corrupt and despicable. ofhink there is an element she represents something that he thinks is maligned in a way that obama and clinton work

40 points against barack obama in 2008. with our victory tonight in west virginia, we have now won primaries and caucuses in 19 states. let me be as clear as i can be. we are in this campaign to win the democratic nomination. >> despite winning the mountain state with a majority of the vote, sanders is making a small dent in hillary clinton's massive delegate lead. still has a long way to go. he said he is in it until the end, until june 7th, no matter what what. >> when you think of what happened today in west virginia and where he came from. so far down in the polls, came back an beat her in a state she won in 2008 against barack obama. you never know what will happen in the next couple of months. >> she made the argue when it came to super delegates because a similar situation happened to her. >> she didn't get out until july. >> we'll see what happens. >>> let's talk about the gop race in west virginia. conrad lucas, chairman of the west virginia gop is joining us on the phone. are you there, mr. lucas? >> yes. >> good evening. you have had a busy day. how was voter turnout? >>

you're hearing hillary clinton say she's going to go further than barack obama did and use executive order to allow the 11 million people to stay here permanently. that harms black americans. so my book really, i wrote this book -- and the timing is perfect, 2016. my book came out a little over a month ago, to wake everybody up to say, look, you don't have to be a conservative like me, but know what you're voting for. has the democrat party really delivered on promises to blacks, to women? and really liberals in general, you know, is what the book is about. that's probably more than you wanted to hear, peter, but a little bit about it. >> host: 96% of african-americans voted for barack obama. over time, 90% of african-americans vote for the democratic candidate. >> guest: yes. and i think that is a tragedy, because the lock, stock and barrel vote that blacks have given democrats over the last half century has not gotten us, i don't think, the parity with white americans that martin luther king wanted for us to have. and i think in many ways it has kept us -- i hate to use a

clinton would be a third term of barack obama which i don't want him to be. and donald trump, he may not be as good as i want him to be, but better than she. >> there is audio of her saying the things that donald trump is saying i suspect that your party would not let her live it down. >>> up next, the battle for kentucky, why hillary clinton is ramping up her ads mending there. stay with us. are those made with all-beef, karen? yeah, they're hebrew national. but unlike yours, they're al kosher. only certain cuts of kosher beef meet their strict standards. they're all ruined. help yourself! oh no, we couldn...okay thanks, hebrew national. a hot dog you can trust. unless you have allergies. flonase is the first and only nasal spray approved to relieve both itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. go ahead, embrace those beautiful moments. flonase changes everything. wrely on the us postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country.

the appalachian mountains. >> we cannot let barack obama's legacy fall into donald trump's hands. >> the democratic front runner and the all but certain gop nominee are zeroing in on one another. >> we cannot take hillary clinton anymore. we've had enough of clinton. >> both parties heading into the final fight to be america's choice. tonight, in the democratic race, hillary clinton vulnerable in west virginia but expecting to add to her all important delegate count win or lose. >> let's have a great election that shapes the future we want. >> bernie sanders aiming for another upset claiming he can defy incredible odds if he takes the campaign to the convention floor. >> we'll fight for every vote. >> on the republican side tonight, donald trump the presumptive nominee after crushing his last rival now free to focus on the hall. >> save your vote for the general election. the primary is gone. >> it's time for voters to have their say. >> we can't have a loose cannon. >> trump seeking more opportunities to defy one another. >> that's why we call her crooked hillary clinton. >> ame

2007, senator hillary clinton was polling 33 points ahead of senator barack obama in the abc news/"washington post" poll of the democratic presidential campaign. senator clinton's poll numbers look straight down from there for months and by the beginning of january hillary clinton had a five-point need that abc poll by the end of january she was tied with barack obama in a cbs poll, then during february clinton and obama traded leads in the polls until late february when barack obama opened a small lead over hillary clinton which then became a double digit lead, a lead that rose above 20 points in some polls toward the end of the primary season. the polling history of hillary clinton indicates that she needs an enormous lead in the polls in order to hang on and win in the end. and 2008 showed that a 33-point lead wasn't enormous enough against barack obama. tonight's fox news poll is just one poll, i'm going to say that again. just one poll, but the fox news poll historically does conform to the basic findings of other major polls. if -- if -- the fox news poll is an accurate snap

un personaje que supuestamente Él mismo invento. el presidente barack obama le da un gran apoyo a los estudiantes. iva. con la presión de mi mano, puedo dibujar líneas suaves, como usando un lápiz de verdad. he sido artista forense por más de 30 años. hago los bocetos de los chicos malos. uno necesita buena resolución y un procesador poderoso la computadora tiene que actuar rápido como mi cerebro. quiero que mi arte le sirva a la gente. ♪ ♪ marÍa elena: es o no es? el acuerdo de investigaciÓn periodÍstica durante un se inventÓ un personaje interpretado por Él mismo. el magnate lo niega. tenemos algunas grabaciones que podÍa haber sido inventado por el mismo donald trump. >> durante dÉcadas donald trump se inventÓ una forma de hablar bien sobre sÍ mismo. segÚn una investigaciÓn, en magnate controlaba los mensajes de la prensa. en una grabaciÓn de una entrevista con la revista people en 1991, con su mismo tono y estilo hablÓ de un rompimiento. ( habla en inglÉs ) >> supuestamente las suplantÓ con la modelo carla bruni. ( habla en inglÉs ) >> donald trump negÓ

delegates. barack obama in 2008 did not clench the democratic nomination ahead of the convention that year at least not in the sense that bernie sanders is defie ing clenching the nomination. barack obama in 2008 did not have enough pledged delegates to win the nomination without the superdelegates. that's not surprising. 15% of the delegates in the democratic party are superdelegates. nobody can clench and win the nomination ahead of the convention based on pledged delegates alone with no help from superdelegates unless it's just a huge overwhelming landslide win. barack obama got nowhere near that kind of win in 2008. but under bernie sanders' logic from this year, 2008 would have also been a contested convention, right? he didn't clench the nomination, would need the superdelegates at the convention to put him over, didn't have enough pledged delegates to do it need the superdelegates to put him over and means a contested convention under his logic this year and the reason it wasn't a contested convention in 2008 was hillary clinton did not contest it. even though she had a le

stories. making history, president barack obama visits hiroshima after becoming the first sitting u.s. leader to visit the scene of the world's first atomic bombing. we won't give up as blockades are lifted across france. union leaders are vowing to continue to bash the government's plan to reform labor laws. and talking energy, the russian president vladimir putin arrived in greece on one of his first visits to an e.u. country so far this year. >> good evening. we begin in the japanese city of hiroshima where thousands gathered today as the u.s. president barack obama visited the site of the world's first atomic bombing. obama is the first sitting u.s. president to visit the site where the bomb was dropped 71 years ago and among those who gathered at the memorial were hiroshima survivors. in the first year of his presidency obama gave a major foreign policy speech in praying -- prague during which he called for the elimination of nuclear stockpiles. >> standing at the hiroshima peace memorial, u.s. president barack obama called for a more peaceful world, one without nuclear weapo

presented barack obama with a jersey to commemorate and even though he didn't pick villanova to win it all giving him agers tee to remember villanova by and speaking of hollywood, listen whom would play jay wright in hollywood film. who do you think that president barack obama said. check it out. >> we have the best dressed man in college basketball. (applause). >> the george clooney of coaches. (laughter). >> jay wright. adrenal come true for all of us in the nova nation to be here today and to meet the president and all of his staff who have been amazing people. >> george clooney i definitely know jay wright would take that. later on, in sports, president barack obama had something to say about charles barkley in his speech. check out the wise crack he had for sir charles in a little bit. back to you. >> thank you very much, sean. breaking right now in south west philadelphia. homicide investigators are on the scene of 6300 block of theodore street. sources tell fox 29 police found a 77-year-old man dead. he had a head injury. police initially went to the scene for a welfare check

this campaign. i remember back in 2008 when then senator barack obama said he was willing to sit down with the iranian leader. donald trump saying he's willing to talk to kim jong-un should do the same on both sides of the aisle. >> stand by. i want to get back to you as well. donald trump gives these interviews and he drops these bo bombshells that he's willing to have a direct dialogue with kim jong-un. that's amazing. >> that's amazing for a lot of reasons and what's more amazing is we're talking about donald trump as the presumptive nominee, david, and the real political story tonight is the turmoil on the democratic side. who would have thought? >> listen, where we are is a pretty precarious moment for hillary clinton. as jeff just reported, she is on the path to get to the magic number. she's likely to be the democratic nominee barring something none of us can see right now, but yet this contest goes on but as bernie sanders continues to have these nights of victories and his supporters continue to feel more emboldened about this cause they've been supporting, what we saw in nev

went on to say he was initially unwilling to work for then president-elect barack obama before they met privately and discuss a number of issues including afghanistan, the defense budget, and what kind of team you would hire. so did based on his answer yesterday, do you believe he is open? mark: just a little bit. i thought of donald trump to get bob gates, chances would go up dramatically, so why not go for it? bob gates has not wanted to work in the government for a long time. he was called back well beyond what he wanted to be in public service. even as he says never say never and he must respect hillary clinton, that was like a want ad , saying anyone got a job for me? i am exaggerating, but if trump could get him and change the rates overnight. willie: he has to go younger, more diverse to offset his laws. on the other hand, donald trump needs somebody that has ace ditty hands on the wheel. -- has a steady hand on the wheel. aboutwhen people talk maybe you should pick newt gingrich, i think chris christie by instinct, is chris christie high on the list, they bring stuff to the

literally has to bomb at their white house correspondents' dinner? >> i think in so many bways barack obama has set the bar so high for the presidency. the bush years. the clinton years, it's been relatively mild, no scandal, no real problem in the presidency, it's been a pretty ordered process. some of the things people get frustrated by the president because it seems so ordered and you get him for a night like this where he lets his hair down and gets to have fun and he looks like he's actually having a good time in washington, which he doesn't always look like. >> and he jokes about how much he and michelle obama really hate it. one thing i think is different that second term obama is that he is loosening up in a sense that he's such a stiff sort of person that when he does things like this -- i want to play president obama talking about cpt. when he plays with things like race, it's actually really effective. let's take a listen. >> i do apologize, i know i was a little late tonight. i was running on cpt. which stands for jokes that white people should not make. >> i mean only a black presi

. president barack obama is issuing a new relations with vietnam. america is ready to sell arms to hanoi. we will have more on that with the latest business headlines. >> welcome back. the former green leader has been confirmed as austria's new president in a fiercely contested election. the dead heat with far right candidate was broken after counting postal votes. in a new chapter of relations between two former enemies, barack obama has announced the decades old arms embargo against vietnam will be lifted. president obama made the announcement in hanoi, his first stop in a weeklong visit to asia. especially in regards to disputed islands in the south china sea. >> 40 years after the vietnam war, the former enemies renegotiated a new alliance. it also included a series of new commercial deals. the key announcement from u.s. president barack obama was ending the arms embargo to the communist country with the caveat over human rights. >> the united states is officially releasing the ban that has been in place for 50 years. sales will need to meet strict requirements but this change will e

hillary clinton and barack obama, and there are strong feelings on both sets, but what you did not have was this idea that i wish i could start over with two new candidates. if anything, people had a tough time choosing between the two because they liked them both. based >> based on your column today, is donald trump ebola? -- a bully? >> absolutely. i have used that word several times my columns over the months. that column was written after a highly respected pediatric professor and doctors in the state reach out to me and said you really need to make this point that we are not just saying this as rhetoric, this is kind of a clinical diagnosis if you look at how he treats people. how he talks about women, protesters, and people that have irritated him. this is a textbook case that she says of bullying behavior. parents spent years telling kids that this is an appropriate and here we are having an election that is embracing somebody that is putting forth these behaviors. >> and yet he keeps winning. >> yes he does. and i will tell you, you go to his rallies and what i've been raci

greater economic connection. that is what barack obama did in 2008 and 2012. he learned about this fabulous organization, the fabulous network of people across the country. when they were talking about issues like the economy and making government work better, they would get their ambassadors to talk about this. these are the types of things i'm going to fix when i become president. that's one of the reasons why people have such an emotional connection to vote for barack obama in 2008 and wives sustained for 2012. >> states you have picked them up that are all essentially must win for the republicans. florida, wisconsiwisconsi n, ohio, colorado. >> of course, republicans have a won wisconsin accepting huge landslide election victories. for example, ronald reagan won twice in his election. normally this is a state that stays pretty blue. scott walker got a lack did in 2010 and clinton plays the reforms come a very divisive issue in this state of wisconsin, but it's paid a lot of dividends. one study that just came out in march -- late february showed that the state and local governm

president obama is doing. as a sitting president, barack obama should be above the fray, but he's never shown the ability to do that. donald trump's success has been his response to the failures of the administration. he's a free man. >> but you're disgusted. why are you disgusted? >> it is below what the office is supposed to be. he's the outgoing president. he should act above the fray. he's not doing it. >> donald trump has been known to not necessarily have the most decorum sometimes as well. >> trump is not the president. barack obama is the president. >> but he wants to be. >> barack obama is not campaigning for anything. he should be concentrating on governing. >> bush supported mccain. >> he supported mccain, but he didn't do the same thing. barack obama has been doing it for months where he'll spontaneously bring up donald trump and say something about him, like the country is not a reality tv show. it's not necessary. it's not helpful. >> what do you think about this? president obama at this commencement speech making a small portion of his speech talking about immigration bas

presidente barack obama que beneficiarÁ a mÁs de 4 millones de empleados tenemos cobertura de equipo y el impacto de las comunidades comenzando con liliana desde washington. >> millones de trabajadores celebran hoy el anuncio del secretario del trabajo, tomas pÉrez, la regla final de protecciÓn de tiempo extra que entrara en vigor el 1 de diciembre. >> cuando estÁ trabajando extra, deberÍa recibir pago extra, es muy importante la casa blanca informÓ que la regulacion beneficiarÁ a mas de 4 millones de trabajadores que aumentara las salarios en mÁs de 12.000 millones de dÓlares en los prÓximos aÑos, el secretario dice que muchos beneficiados serÁn trabajadores latinos. >> mÁs o menos medio millones de hispanos van a tener protecciÓn abajo de estarÉ logra. >> de acuerdo a la casa blanca*- la norma serÁ actualizada cada 3 aÑos y los empleados cobran tiempo y medio del salario por las horas extras trabajadas. >> pero a pesar de los muchos beneficios que la administraciÓn presidente barack obama asegura traerÍa a millones de trabajadores, hay voces que aseguran qu

we cannot let barack obama's legacy fall into donald trump's hands. >> do you know who started the birther movement? do you know who started it? do you know who questioned his birth certificate? one of the first? hillary clinton. she's the one that started it. she brought it up years before

am very happy to be able to welcome the u.s. president barack obama, visiting for the first timeme as t sitting u.s. president. he has seen what can a nuclear bomb -- nuclear bomb can do to us, and he reconfirmed his determination to work continuously for a world without nuclear weapons. i think he has given a great hope to all the people in the world for a world without nuclear weapons. people in hiroshima and not only people in hiroshimama but all t people in j japan have been wishing to havave this visit.t. and i would likee to welcomeme president again with all the people in this country, and i believe we are opening a new page in our history. and president obama's decision isis the one that opens a new page. i express my great respect to his very difficult decision but very wonderful decision. just a while ago president obama and i myself paid our tribute to all those victimized in the atomic bomb explosions 71 years ago in hiroshima and nagasaki, just one single a-bomb took away so many people's lives, including children's lives. it was a horrific experience for us. each one

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this year. u.s. president barack obama was asked about trump plus candidacy at the g7 summit earlier today. obama said ward leaders were rattled by the prospect of a trump presidency. here is trump's reaction. mr. trump: when you rattled someone, that is good has many of the world, many countries and are beautiful world have been absolutely abusing us and taking advantage of us. if they are rattled in a friendly way, we are going to have great relations with these countries. but if they are rattled in a friendly way, that's a good thing, not a bad thing. brent: let's pull in our correspondent in washington, d.c., who has been covering this campaign from the day it began. let talk about trump? where does he go from here? he's got that magic number in the bag. guest: you can really see how donald trump is enjoying that the world leaders are talking about him and now he has reached the magic number. let me explain where the numbers come from because there are not primaries here in the u.s.. they come from unbound delegates in north dakota and pennsylvania. the question now is is donald

extent, if you are out there with major circuits being great politicians, barack obama, bill clinton, people like that overshadowing, she needs to find the same voice he has and the contrast is stark. even not mentioning trump by name, he is framing it better than her. that is tough for her, but it shows the level she needs to get in. willie: whether she likes it or not, she must protect the legacy. i thought that clip we showed a minute ago with bill clinton to run the economy am a one of my first thoughts is, shouldn't you be out running the economy instead of leaning on these guys? mark: and he does it with humor. she has to learn that. she is being aggressive but not funny. a lot of names being thrown around now. let's talk about former defense secretary bob gates who went on cbs and "face the nation" to consider working for donald trump. let's say his answer was something short of sherman. bob gates: i learned a long time ago never to say never, but that would be inconceivable to me. there would have to be a conversation with a candidate. willie: he went on to say he was initial

guy who really enjoys basketball and that would be president barack obama. jeff skversky is at the white house, a big day for the wildcats and jay wright jeff -- >> reporter: jim, 31 years after villanova won the national championship and met president ronald reagan back then, they are back to meet president barack obama who honored the national champs, called their final win one of the most memorable games he could remember in his lifetime and even jokes about jay wright and a bunch of the players because they busted his brackets. >> welcome to the white house and i guess it is the blue and white house because we are giving it up for the 2016 ncaa champion villanova wildcats! [ applause ] we have the best dressed man in college basketball. [ applause ] the george clooney of coaches -- jay wright. and today we celebrate a remarkable team that worked tirelessly to make coach look good in terms of his job and not just his wardrobe. >> on batch of the entire nova family we want to thank you and your staff for inviting us to the white house. this is a great day for villanova university

last burst of contests in 2008. barack obama lost the final bursts of contests in 2008 and he of course became the nominee and became president. so she is not all that worked up about it, but certainly they're ready for this primary to be over. >> let's talk more about bernie sanders' momentum. because he wasn't yielding on the campaign trail, promising to fight for every single delegate left in the race. he said that tonight. is he trying to get as much leverage, as brianna said, as possible, going into this convention, or is he planning to fight for those super delegates? >> he is planning to get as much leverage as possible. in a perfect world, he would love to convince the super delegates to come over to him. he's very realistic about this. he has within around washington a long time. yes, he's an outsider. but he knows that all these super delegates are with her. he's going to make the argument, but don, i was struck by, i've listened to so many of bernie sanders' speeches throughout this whole campaign season. i believe that tonight he made a perfect pitch that he is going to be t

millions of dollars per day. that makes the economic argument had is what barack obama dead through the fabulous organization and a network of people so when they talk about issues like the economy to get their ambassadors to talk about and that one of the reasons people had such an emotional connection to barack obama and in 2012. >> with wisconsin and ohio why is that a special case? >> they hadn't won except the two landslide elections and it stays pretty blue scott walker was elected in 2010 and is the very divisive issue to pay a lot of dividends and wan study that just comes out to save $5 billion over five years. and they could use money wisely that is the message of their talking about has opened up. that is better than san colorado for the electoral college votes that is considered hard for both parties to win but if republicans could take wisconsin out there really do think it's feasible to do that that resets the whole midwest and rust belt and winning wisconsin would show a drop that entire region would be very difficult. >> what is your day job? >> senior editor i do twice

>> there's nothing about him that's moderate. barack obama calling somebody a moderate doesn't make them a moderate. people still call ginsburg and

ryan, you have got a man who rolled over for barack obama on a trillion dollar budget, and he's going to be lecturing donald trump about what conservatism is? we can do it immediately it has been years that we have known this man has been on the scene. 45 minute? we have had months of a primary season. has paul ryan been at disneyland. for donald trump to take this meeting and be generous about it is more than he had to do. at this point paul ryan may be gaming it to stretch the type out as others are trying to figure out how to stop mr. trump. that has to be considered. it would be outrageous. we are 180 days until the general election. charles: you are thinking he may have if he their was motives. >> he says i can't make up my mind in 45 minute. are you kidding us? what we have been through, you know who donald trump is. he has known hip for a period of time even before he announced. this would give other looking for options some more time and i think it's shameful if that's the case. charles: michael goodwin do you see where this can be spun and ultimately come out as a posit

look back to 2008, barack obama did have a good chunk of independents and strong favor ability ratings. but nowadays where there are few crossover voters where republicans aren't going to like any democrat and kms aren't going to like any purchase. and independents are often throwing up their arms and saying i don't like any of them either. and i do think that that is one of the stories that is playing here. the other story is that hillary clinton is being hurt a little bit by bernie sanders and his supporters where 38% of bernie sanders voters give hillary clinton a positive rating versus 41% of them who give her a negative realating. but opposite the other way around where clinton voters actually like bernie sanders. so you could see bernie sanders dragging her down a few points. but even if she could maximize all the bernie sanders support, she would be in a tough place. and this a polarization where nobody likes any of their politicians right now. >> let's circle back around to the president because you mentioned in 2008 he had the benefit of so much republican disgust boot

. because hillary clinton is absolutely more of the failed policies of barack obama. but that's why we are going to fight to the very finish. we believe that this is going to go to the convention. we don't think that the math is in donald trump's favor. he's got to get to 1,237. we don't believe he will do that in california. so we're ready to go to the convention and finish the business there. >> all right, jack kingston, former congressman, supporter of ted cruz, thanks for the time. >> thank you. >>> later this hour, could key members of team cruz be ready to jump on the trump bandwagon? we'll have fresh insight from the trail. and just ahead, bernie sanders is also betting on a contested convention, but do the numbers really add up? can they add up for him? we'll check the math on that one and talk live with the sanders campaign after this break. >>> for the first time this year, hillary clinton's presidential campaign has out-raised bernie sanders. sanders raised $25.8 million in april. clinton brought in $26.4 mill n million. it had been the opposite of that, sanders out-pacing h

mÁs de 68,000. algo que fue calificado por barack obama como crisis humanitaria. marÍa elena: el gobierno federal enfocÓ que las redadas son por los indocumentados llegados al paÍs sin un proceso migratorio pendiente. janet: contestando nuestras preguntas, aclarÓ hoy que los operativos nos donan respuesta directa al incremento de la frontera. afirmÓ que busca mandar un mensaje a centroamÉrica de que cruzar la frontera ilegalmente no es una opciÓn. segÚn la casa blanca, la continuaciÓn de estos operativos migratorio, que comenzaron en enero pasado, es para hacer cumplir la ley. agregÓ que la posibilidad de un posible estatus de refugiado para los inmigrantes, estÁ por verse. >> ya son refugiados en su propio paÍs. este paÍs tiene leyes. nuestras leyes, dice si alguien viene aquÍ buscando auxilio y refugio tienen derecho. janet: se reitera que las detenciones migratorias zonas centroamericanos que entraron al paÍs ilegalmente debo de enero de 2014. defensores de los inmigrantes temen que estas detenciones no tenga ningÚn efecto. >> la gente va a venir. esta usando de

surprise among republicans on capitol hill. remember in 2008, republicans were criticizing barack obama relentlessly for suggesting he would be open to negotiating without preconditions with iran and other regimes that got a lot of criticism from republicans, and when i got a chance to ask republicans about it today, they were taken aback. including marco rubio, the florida senator, saying that's a bad idea. and i asked, aren't you concerned that your presumptive nominee is espousing these views. and this is what he had to say. he said that trump is not a professional political guy, you know my differences with him. this is not an issue he's dealt with for a long time. so i imagine he's kind of working his way through all of this. and he said hopefully he'll have people around him the whole time that will shed a little bit more light over all of this. now, our colleague, ted barrett, caught up with john mccain, who ran against barack obama mccain said i disagree with that. and i got a chance to talk to a senator who is up for re-election. this cycle, who is also on the foreign relations committee. r

plan is. that's what barack obama says. on iran, donald trump said he would keep in place this disastrous iranian nuclear deal. he agrees with hillary clinton on this. i'm the only candidate running who will rip the iranian deal to shreds on day one. >> and then what would you do? if you rip it to shreds, then what do you do? >> you make clear to the ayatollah he will not get nuclear weapons. we immediately reimpose sanctions. we use every tool we can to hurt their money. they were hurting from the sanctions until obama stepped in and sent them over $100 billion. you stop giving money to people that want to kill you. when the ayatollah khomeini chants, death to america, he means it. these are significant difference in policy. we ought to have a debate and discuss them. >> i want to make a turn here to this weekend. you know this weekend is the white house correspondents' dinner. a lot of fun poked at washington. have you found any humor in this election? or can you poke fun at yourself in any way? >> listen, you have to laugh. i laugh every day on the trail and have fun with it

ago this time was people were saying, barack obama's going to be the nominee, what's hillary clinton still doing? the clinton campaign says, we're still winning primaries. they won in west virginia, where bernie sanders won last week. eight years ago, they won in kentucky and one of the reasons clinton has emphasized kentucky in the last couple days, this is the one kentucky poll that has clinton up five points. critically this came before the comments from hillary clinton about putting coal miners out of work, came to light. that could be a big x factor here. this is what it looked like five years ago. obama won only two counties in kentucky. where louisville is, where the university of kentucky is, in lexington. the rest of the state was hillary clinton. and this is a state among democrats, barack obama has never been popular in the state. check this out. in 2012, four years ago, barack obama he didn't even have a primary opponent in kentucky. uncommitted was on the ballot against him. look at this, a majority of counties in the kentucky democratic primary four years ago, w

people. barack obama did not have enough, super delegates put him over the top. mondale? clinton and carry, their opponents dropped out of race in the same position as john kerri. >> super delegates should adhere to the will upon of the people state by state. the fact that senator sanders has almost 46% of the pledge delegates, talk about the will of the people. they need to take a page, the super delegates should follow the will of the people in their state, if that was happening, senator sanders would not be so far behind. >> it is fixed, it is rigged -- >> you are stuck with the system. >> one word for you, george mcgovern. you don't nominate somebody so far left you got killed in a national landslide. bernie sanders, the polls are probably not representative of what would happen in november. >> donald trump is not going to become president for a number of reasons. you cannot have a president who has insulted latinos and mexicans. who has insulted muslims, who every day is insulting women in one way or another. who has insulted african americans in a very profound way. people some

supreme confidence of barack obama. much less bravado. less comfortable with this kind of emoting. brooks: obama backs it up and actual knowledge substance and integrity and humanity. he sees the world is a conversation, sometimes to a fault. ever column where i said i miss barack obama. he has a grace and elegance that is sorely lacking. he's confident in the superficial sense. sometimesis overconfident but not narcissistic. there is a distinction there. ideaslief in a set of whereas for trumpet is a belief in myself. he has a heartless view. post-.ncreasingly been this motivated by a political figure in a negative way. he's taking the people who've taken their economic lumps and that hising them authoritarian approach can solve everything. he says to men at least two or better than women and better than muslims and better than mexicans. charlie rose: do you think he can win? david brooks: it's hard for me to imagine but have been wrong before. is 25 favorability rating to 60. andou get 60% unfavorable your unfavorable rating among women is 75% that unless you turn minds around you are d

in may of 2008, hillary clinton scored major win over barack obama. eight years later it's looking like sanders territory. bernie sanders territory. polls close in 90 minutes in west virginia at 7:30 eastern time. over the past few weeks clinton has been shifting her focus to the general election. there were surprising mu polls out today from three key swing states. hillary clinton beats trump by only one point in florida. one point in ohio. in pennsylvania, a state that's not voted for a republican since the first george bush president in 1988, clinton beats trump by a single point. a new nbc national poll shows clinton beating trump by just five. very competitive. what is the clinton campaign make of all this. kristen welker is in kentucky. thank you for joining us. these numbers may be outlying but they come, are these a shot to the heart to the clinton people are or they going to ignore them? >> i think right now they're not paying too much attention. i think that's the way to think about it. they anticipated this will be a competitive race. in terms of the battleground polls t

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