football team. and now to live in your time, mr. president, when a black man can lead the entire free world. words alone do me no justice. so, mr. president, i'm going to keep it humble. yo, barry. you did it my -- you did it. thank you very much, good night. >> larry wilmore in his first and last appearance, likely, at the white house correspondents dinner. well, maybe he kept it on, i don't know. david lynn is with us, so is the rest of our panel who's been with us all night. thanks so much for sticking around. let wrap things up here. but let's start with larry wilmore. because you made a fascinating observation during that spiel. maybe he didn't kw

, the first thing they said is, oh, there goes mr. tattoo man. you ain't going to start no tattoos this time, are you? i was like, no, not me, never again, man, i swear. not in your jail. >> you want chicken wings? jalapeno cheese pretzels? >> despite the increased scrutiny, billiter says he continues to trade tattoo work for commissary items and phone calls. >> ain't got no tattoo gun. i've been plotting and scheming trying to get one. but i can't get one yet. i pick poke. actually back to the indian daze, know what i'm saying? we're poking. it takes a staple, like a heavy-duty staple, got to sharpen it really, really good. poke it in there. i've got pretty good with a pick hole. i can do faces and everything with a pick hole. i'm really good with it. >> he says he knows his tattoo business is not without risk. too many write-ups could get him kicked out of the substance abuse program. >> being that i'm in the drug dorm, i'm trying to be very careful. it's a privilege dorm, it's a program dorm. this is one of the most watched dorms. you know. it's hard to get away with stuff. doin

how over the decades senocal had grown close to the trump family. the man who understands mr. trump's sleeping patterns and how he likes his steak -- well done. that profile certainly shows you one side of the man. but if you were facebook friends with trump's butler you were treated did another side. that's now a problem for the presumptive nominee. we'll bring you that after this break. hmmmmmm..... [ "dreams" by beck ] hmmmmm... hmmmmm... the turbocharged dream machine. the volkswagen golf gti. part of the award-winning golf family. they keep telling me "drink more water." "exercise more." i know that. "try laxatives..." i know. believe me. it's like i've. tried. everything! my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know that. tell me something i don't know. (vo) linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation, or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not givlinzess to children under 6 and it should not be given to chil

how over the decades senocal had grown close to the trump family. the man who understands mr. trump's sleeping patterns and how he likes his steak -- well done. that profile certainly shows you one side of the man. but if you were facebook friends with trump's butler you were treated did another side. that's now a problem for the presumptive nominee. we'll bring you that after this break. >>> so today we learned 74-year-old anthony senecol, the man previously known to the world as the former butler and affable house historian of trump's miralago estate who says he's worked for trump nearly 30 years, also kept a facebook page filled with hateful and threatening statements about president obama. "mother jones" revealed dozens and dozens of unbelievably disturbing quotes written by anthony senecol. two from may 23, 2015, less than a month before trump declared his candidacy, "i hate to say it but i feel it is time for the second american revolution. the only way we will change this crooked government is to bleep it. this might be the time with this kenyan fraud in power." anothe

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, the bigger issue. mr. cosby is a sick man, a criminal and he needs to go to jail. the issue is much bigger. >> heidi, we talked about the fact you're all on a different path. you all have different allegations and coped with what you say happened to you. i want to ask each of you, where are you at in terms of forgi forgiveness or want tock see him rot in jail forever? >> you want me to go first? >> go ahead. >> all right. i think i forgave bill cosby probably within six months because some part of me recognized that the person who did that is sick. that is an animal, that is a beast, that is a predator, that is no at human being who understands right from wrong. so i really think -- i'm not angry with bill cosby. i think he's sick. unfortunately, because of a variety of things, he was not brought to justice, he was not gotten help and he went on to do this to many other women. so i haven't -- i haven't been angry, i haven't faulted him for deca decades. but that does not mean that he shouldn't come to justice. >> lili, this trial could get really ugly. just today in court you heard

voted for ted cruz, i understand. why did mr. cruz get your vote? >> i think he's a man of impeccable character, he has integrity. i think he tells the truth and what he says, i believe he's going to do it. so i'm a constitutional conservative. i want to see planned parenthood defunded and those issues meant a lot to me. >> reporter: thank you guys for talking to us. there you have it. three very diverse viewpoints here this morning in crown point. steve, back to you. >> election day in indiana. ron mott out there, thank you for that. we're going to go now to the city of fishers in the central part of the state, one of the busiest republican areas in the state of indiana. tony today codokoupil is there. tony, set the scene for us. what are you seeing, what are you hearing? >> reporter: there are more republican voters coming through here today than likely any location in the state and double the republican votes in nearby districts. this is the fifth district. this is hamilton county, a well educated county and this line is five folds deep. it's not supposed to be like this. this is m

? >> it's fascinating that at the beginning of the show you had a segment on bill cosby and mr. melber said the cosby defense is he's an elderly man and allegations made decades ago. let's talk about juanita broderick. three weeks after bill clinton allegedly raped her, hillary clinton approached her at an event and looked at her in a menacing way and said, i just want you to know we appreciate everything you do for bill. everything. she has also said that she tried to tell that part of the story when lisa myers interviewed her on nbc in 1999 and was stopped from doing this. an nbc staffer intervened according to juanita and said you can't make that allegation against hillary clinton here. so this is an aspect of it that's not been litigated. and i think -- i thought it fascinating in the last segment we had an nbc reporter saying elections are supposed to be about the future, not about the fast. >> emily, the question here in terms of do things look different right now? is there a possibility here when you talk about the cosby case and it gets brought up, the cosby allegations were ol

their bicycles attempted to stop freddie gray and another man. police catch up with mr. gray. they arrest him. but there's never been any proof that there was reasonable cause to pull him over on the bike or to investigate him in the first place. they found a small knife which was legal for him to carry. and when you look at officer nero's role in this, according to prosecutors, he was part of this initial arrest that should never have happened. there was never probable cause to arrest mr. gray in the first place, which of course set off a series of events which included this trauma to his spine, a broken vertebra, which ultimately resulted in his death. we're watching officer nero, this is -- let me tell our audience what you are seeing here. officer nero being escorted from the courtroom after the not guilty verdict. a judge deciding that there was not enough evidence to convict officer nero. his partner, officer garrett miller, has testified that he was actually the person who detained gray himself, not officer nero. nevertheless, the pollution said nero did not have probable ca

and the wrist. mr. kelly, he's in a room where he couldn't have physically seen what i was doing to the inmate. but mr. kelly was saying i was playing too much. >> ain't got time to play with you, man. you don't do that, man. don't play. easy time, it's a snap, man -- >> don't snap on me. >> don't play with guys like that. >> what channel are you on? >> channel 6. >> at the end of kelly's recreation time the issue comes up again when kelly believes that officers stevenson and witham are returning him to his cell before his hour is up. >> we ran that tape, we ran that video, you would see i came out at 5:30. he's taking 15 minutes from me, know what i'm saying? because i told him about jacking that guy up, know what i'm saying, i told him about jacking that man up. now he's going to take my mind, take my time. you're damn wrong, man. you're damn wrong. you're damn wrong. you rewind that tape, i guarantee you see 5:30. >> if we do that -- >> i guarantee you'll see 5:30. >> then come back in, hook you back up. >> yeah, yeah, but you ain't going to rewind it. you're just saying that. yo

about rand paul's hair or some other man for that matter. you guys want to focus on women. mr. trump praises many women. he has one of the first to put women in executive positions in corporate america. it's not going to work. >> i gave katrina the first word and i'll give you the last word. >> i don't envee her having to defend this stuff. >> thank you both for the time. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, one last check in maybe from the stop trump movement and we're going to look into the future from the road ahead for republicans after indiana if there is a ready ahead after indiana. most important number of the day on just how close donald trump really is to the republican nomination. it takes a lot of work... to run this business. but i really love it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost® to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle.

indicate come out of his room and went over to mr. kelly's room, and he proceeded to try to take mr. kelly's canteen. kelly bogged on him, the man threw a punch at kelly, kelly responded with a couple of punches himself. >> this happens every thursday. somebody's going to get their canteen happen. it's just a fact. it happens in jail. either you're strong or you're weak. you show any signs of weakness, someone's going to take your stuff from you. you don't, you stand up, you're respected, it spreads through jail. you can't take his stuff, he's not going to go for that. >> kelly is in jail on charges of carjacking, kidnapping, and possession of a weapon in the commission of a violent crime. he has pled not guilty. >> i'm not the type of person to go out and look for trouble. i mean, my mama always told me, if you look for trouble, you'll find it. >> kelly has been accused and convicted of violent acts in the past. at the time of his latest arrest, he was out on bond, on charges of assaulting a police officer, unlawful possession of a firearm, and criminal domestic violence, to which

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the women's card. frankly, if hillary clinton were a man, i don't think she would get 5% of the vote. >> mr. trump accused me of playing the quote, woman card. well, if fighting for women's health care and paid family leave and equal pay is playing the woman card, then deal me in! >> this week we got a potential preview of this year's general election. hillary clinton and donald trump attacking each other on everything, from money to benghazi. >> instead of taking charge that night, hillary clinton decided to go home and sleep. >> donald trump says wages are too high in america. i said come out of those towers name for yourself and actually talk and listen to people. >> as far as new york, they are not real new yorkers, they didn't come from new york. >> those insults, the kind of demagoguery we're seeing from him, you have to ask yourself, what really is at stake in this election? >> and now, trump is hinting that he might bring up monica lewinsky again. trump tweeted that hillary clinton is one of the all-time great enablers. is this a preview of what's to come? let's bring ba

? >> they solid. they ain't snitching. they live by the code. so they'll be all right man. i wish'em luck. >> there are no criminal charges that we can place on mr. bell right now. tobacco is not a criminal charge. now if it would have been an illegal substance such as marijuana or heroin, then we would have pursued criminal charges against mr. bell. >> though bell won't face criminal charges he is serving 15 days in disciplinary segregation, where he's confined to a single cell 23 hours a day and loses all privileges. >> i'm looking at it in a positive aspect. i got 15 days to think and better myself. it don't matter where they put me. >> but now bell's time in segregation is interrupted. his trial has started. >> i've been waiting for this moment for three years. >> what was it like seeing your family today. >> it's real rare for me to get emotional. but my mom is one of the people that touched my heart. so when i saw her cry, that did something to me. it made me cry because we been through a whole lot. >> bell could get the death penalty for a home invasion murder he allegedly carried

trump in the past. it's also a little awkward in the short term because a few days ago the man who is married to his daughter, is it chris christie or jared, mr. trump's son-in-law? if it's going to be both of them, that's particularly awkward, because jared's dad was sent to federal prison for tax evasion. the prosecutor who sent him to prison was chris christie. awkward staff meetings. but i guess we let bygones be bygones. it's all one big happy trump family now. consider a very politically connected, very rich ricketts family, the largest source of funds for the anti-trump ad campaigns. the ricketts family has td ameritrade, the governorship of the state of nebraska and the chicago cubs. and even though they spent millions of dollars on tv ads attacking donald trump, debate governor pete ricketts announced donald trump ahead of nebraska's republican primary. so narrative be darned. for republican voters, the trump issues appeared to be settled. for republicans, so-called leaders, even though most enthusiastically and loquaciously opposed to donald trump, i'm looking at you, ric

didn't respond to specific questions about the tape except to say the man on it gave a, quote, bad impersonation of mr. trump. the reporter who did the initial interview tells nbc news that a p person pretended to be the pub lift, acknowledged it and apologized for it. this is as trump is trying to unite the party and his surrogates are saying it's time to move on. the year was 1991, donald trump facing a barrage of negative press about his divorce when supposed spokesman john miller steps in. >> i'm sort of new here. >> reporter: a candid phone interview with "people" magazine boasting about trump's personality life. >> frankly he gets called by everybody, gets called by everybody in the book. >> reporter: the reporter is sue carswell who says trump later admitted it was a joke. >> there's no doubt in my mind that he apologized to me and he made it clear he was the man on the tape. there's no doubt in my mind. >> reporter: the voice is instantly familiar. >> well, i can tell you this. >> i can tell you this. >> you understand that. >> you understand that. >> reporter: john miller

outrageous that someone -- >> theirs -- mr. blankenship. >> who was found guilty of compromising safety for the miners, who were mining the coal that made him a wealthy man. i think we need to look at those laws because they have to have a deterrent effect. we have to take a look at the coal companies that because of the drop in global demand are taking bankruptcy, and in the course of their bankruptcy, they're trying to shirk their responsibilities for health and pensions for people who have basically planned their lives, particularly their retirement on being able to count on that pension. our bankruptcy laws need to once again be looked at because we're not taking into account the years of labor and commitment that people like coal miners and other workers have made. so i'm going to take a hard look at this because i think people should be held accountable and that includes those who cost the lives of american coal miners. >> appalachia is a microcosm of what's happening around this country. your husband was protested against. this used to be bill clinton country. now it's don

trump campaign announced today that mr. trump will be holding his first campaign fundraiser next week in california. it will be hosted by the man who bought michael jackson's neverland ranch. i don't believe the fundraiser is going to be held at the ranch, but the guy who bought it off michael jackson post foreclosure, he is the guy who is going to host donald trump's first fundraiser next week. so this is kind of an awkward transition point for donald trump supporters. if what you liked about donald trump was him not having to do fundraisers, him not ever bothering to solicit donations from rich people, if you liked that he did not have to deal with that kind of stuff, donald trump is now doing fundraisers and soliciting donations from rich people. that said maybe that's not what you liked about mr. trump. maybe what you really liked is one of the other things that truly set him apart from his primary campaign rivals. >> we put out a statement a little while ago and these people are going crazy. they won't report it probably. shall i read you the statement? donald j. trump is calling

. young man, married to his daughter. sounds legit. today former presidential candidate and south carolina republican senator linsey graham said he will not vote for mr. trump this fall, neither will former presidential candidate and former florida governor jeb bush, which now means if you're counting that mr. trump will apparently have the support of zero bushes in his run for the presidency, even though dick cheney and bob dole both said today they will support mr. trump in the fall, mr. trump will have no bushs, he will not have either of the two past republican presidents. super pacs supporting hillary clinton just made a $91 million ad buy to run ads in seven states starting next month, running through election day. $91 million for hillary clinton and against donald trump. they're apparently going to focus heavily on florida and ohio. they're going to start in june. they say they'll dial back over the summer then ramp up through election day. $91 million. priorities usa has made this huge $91 million buy even though they only have half that amount of money on hand right now. that is h

and shake hands with people, every 20thth pers person says t you know, mr. trump, i never ever voted before, talking about 40-year-old people, 50. y you? are you going to vote? you never voted before? thank you, man. that's so cool. >> millions and millions of republican voters a line he evoked throughout his campaign. a "politico" article out today says it's not quite that simple. break it down for us. he says he's drawing in mnlillis and millions and millions of people, is he? >> "politico" did a smart thing. they would talk to voters and voters say they were very excited and hadn't voted in primaries before. that was the key. they hadn't voted in primaries before. "politico" smartly tabulated the data of people voting in prima y primaries, the people voting for trump were coming in huge numbers without question, sometimes double the people in 2012. they weren't new voters, voters who typically voted in general elections pretty consistently just not primaries. while the primary turnout has been huge, there's no reason to think, based on this "politico" tabulation that will result i

don't like dishonesty. not you. go ahead. >> mr. trump, let's change gears here. jeff sessions has -- >> jeff sessions. >> he's expressed an openness to be your running mate. have you had any conversations with him? >> jeff sessions is a fantastic man. jeff sessions is one of the most highly respected people in the united states senate. jeff sessions is a person that i believe that ted cruz just has the most respect for and i think ted thought that he would get an endorsement. you know, jeff sessions has never endorsed a presidential candidate before. as many years as he's been in the senate. so jeff sessions certainly is somebody that i would consider, absolutely. he's a fantastic person. yeah, go ahead. >> mr. trump, one of the things from this weekend was the situation from the cincinnati soovmt animal activists are rou outraged that they killed this gorilla. >> there were moments with the gorilla the way he held that child almost like a mother holding a baby. it looked so beautiful and calm. and there were moments where it looked pretty dangerous. i don't think they had a choic

your campaign or would you accept -- >> i do not know what -- what mr. trump's thinking is. except that it's going to be huge. [ laughter ] >> mccain in his own election battle in arizona. why is john mccain wrong when he says the republican party chose this man? >> well, the republican party didn't. >> the voters. >> well, he got about 40% of the vote which tells me that about 60% of the voters voted for somebody else. i've always said i'm a conservative, i'm not a republican. this whole idea of party loyalty goes only so far. what happens when you have somebody who is temperature ra mea -- tempramentally unfit to be president. so, you know, the plea for party unity, i think, just should fall flat. at some point, principles and putting the country first ought to come before this bogus notion that, well, if he wins the nomination, therefore we have to get into lock step. >> charlie sykes thanks so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> i want to turn now to one of donald trump's supporters. congressman tom more reno is a representative from pennsylvania's fifth district. nice to

the man who will be in complete control of the trump agenda if donald trump does become president. >> mr. trump goes to washington. >> his fellow republicans are slowly getting behind him. >> this is a wild week in washington and tomorrow will be the main event. >> though some of them might be back there to push him down a flight of stairs. >> it's the most anticipated closed door meeting in recent memory. >> you want the first time you endorsed donald trump to be special. >> we need to get to know each other. >> shut your eyes and think of reagan. >> there are low expectations for this. >> this is a big ten party. >> snake belly low. >> it's broken into three different factions within the house gop conference. >> i have a lot of respect for paul, and i think we'll have a good meeting, i hope. >> there's the always trump, sometimes trump, and never trump. >> no, it was always you, donald. i mean, can you imagine? me married to paul ryan? >> look, this isn't about ryan and trump. >> i feel confident that hillary will be the nominee and she'll be the next president. >> bernie sander

manufacturing. mr. speaker, you championed this trade deal. why don't you come back to wisconsin and debate me man-to-man, face to face, on the realities of gtp. if you don't want to debate me, maybe we can arm-wrestle. >> donald trump was asked about palin's push to turn vote airs intelligence paul ryan, here's what he said. >> i have nothing to do with that. that's her -- sarah is very much a free agent. she's a terrific person but very much a free agent. i didn't know about this until yesterday. i guess she's been fighting or endorsing somebody that's running against paul ryan. i didn't know about it until yesterday when i read about it. >> i'm joined now by paul nehlen, the candidate for congress running against paul ryan. he joins us in el paso getting a closer look along the border of mexico. thanks for taking time with us. >> we may be having a rough connection. hopefully it will clear up for us. when we look at this race, based on research, there is not a lot of fund-raising on hand. paul ryan has about 7,0$7,000 o cash on hand and has sarah palin brought in donations for you? >> i

. mr. speaker, you championed this trade deal. why don't you come back to wisconsin and debate me, man to man, face to face, on the realities of tpp? and if you don't want to debate me, maybe we can arm wrestle. >> and joining me now from madison, wisconsin, is paul ryan's primary challenger, thank you for taking a few minutes today. let me start. you and sarah palin, prominent supporter of yours, voicing displeasure that paul ryan had said he wasn't ready to endorse donald trump. you heard what paul ryan had to say after that meeting. right now you think he's moving in the right direction? >> well, i think paul ryan's championing -- mercenary championing of this transpacific partnership, transcends his disagreement with mr. trump and disagreement with voters around the country. this trade deal is going to be terrible for wisconsin, it's going to be terrible for wisconsin's first district, and it's going to be terrible for america. it's going to export our jobs overseas. it's going to import workers to replace us in our own jobs. and even worse, it's going to set up a super nation

guilty by association pretty much. mr. kitchings, guilty by association. >> well, i appreciate you talking to us, okay? but take my advice to heart and just chill out. you don't need any more charge before you go to court. all right, man. thank you. >> all right. >> take him back. >> you kind of flip-flopped. was some kind of hit put out on a specific officer? >> did i send it? no. do everybody think that i've done it? yes. they think that supreme has his hands in a lot of things. >> i think he wants to project himself as being very powerful. if he is projected as pulling that much power to have inmates assault officers, the other inmates might respect him more. might project him to be more of a powerful individual. personally, i do not believe gathers ordered the assault. i don't think he pull that's much weight around here to have ordered that assault. >> what's the next step from here? >> just monitor his activity. >> so the game continues? >> that's all it is is a game. i have a simple philosophy -- they have 24 hours, seven days a week, 365 days a week to come up with games or

. >> despite the fact he actually took this man to hillary clinton. >> the most high-profile fundraiser mcauliffe had in 2013 was the event at hillary's house in washington, d.c. a lot of fundraisers had at hillary's house. mr. wong was one of the people who attended that fundraiser. >> all right. new issue of "time" magazine out. michael scherrer, thank you so much. >> thank you for doing "way too early". >> incredible job. >> it's fun. >> see you tomorrow on "way too early" still to come one top trump staffer leaves at weeks on the job. new signs of tumult on the job. >>> joe's band is back, the show kicks off at 8:30. >> 8:30, it's late. that's like 3:00 in the morning for us. >> that's not right. >> back in a moment. more "morning joe" in just a moment. think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safelite. this family needed their windshield replaced but they're daughters heart was set on going to the zoo. so guess what, i met them at the zoo. service that fits your schedule. that's another safelite advantage. ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ amazing

it, including mr. trump. and mr. ryan was very clear. that was an issue mr. trump ran on. he has won our nomination. and that's going to be a difference in opinion. it's not a, kwoequote, disquali. what he said very clearly is i don't know the man. i've never met the man. i need to have a relationship with the next president of the united states as the speaker, which is different than just the rank and file members. so there was no negatives, no hesitation. i read into that a level of confidence that it won't be today. but it will a week, two or three, and mr. ryan being very deliberative in his decision making. some of us are a little more impulsive. but as speaker, i respect that in mr. ryan. i'm sure he'll be solidly behind mr. trump. >> chris collins, western new york. he was the first one on the trump train and believes paul ryan will be there soon saying the big difference was over trade. he just wants to get to know him. we'll see if that proves to be the case. >> luke russert outside republican national headquarters. >>> a little news we're just getting. a lot going on there

arrivals. >> mr. moore is just coming back from the cat shelter. we've brought in five kittens. >>> if you get caught in this grind here, this prison will eat you up and spit you out. it's crazy, man. this is my cat, cletus. he's crazier than hell. he loves ice cubes. he goes crazy. loses his mind. he's my partner. that's one of the many things they allowed us to do on death row was adopt a cat. he's real important to me. >> it's a big day for aaron brown. he, too, is about to receive a shelter cat. >> i've played with all the cats in here. but i've never had one of my own, and it's going to be different. i mean, this is something i'm going to spend years of my life with. and there's the responsibility aspect. i mean, in my life, i haven't had a lot of other lives to take care of. you know, it's always been about me. >> brown has spent weeks preparing for his new cellmate's arrival. >> the first thing was to get places for the cat to be comfortable pretty much anywhere he wanted. got a cat bed there, right by the bars. cat scratch post right here. just a cardboard tube with som

to me, you know, mr. trump, i never, ever voted before. we're talking about 40-year-old people, about 50, you? are you going to vote and you never voted before? thank you, man. that's so cool. >> that's been the common theme for donald trump and he's been expanding the republican party, points to record turnouts in the primaries so far. but a new analysis finds there's not much proof to support the claim he's attracting millions of new voters. joining me now, nbc's hallie jackson. how does the math break down on this? >> when you look at the piece this morning in politico, it basically said that donald trump may be winning over republican primary voters, but these are people who are already voting reliably republican in a general election. so the point being made, all the talk about the general election election landscape changes, states put into play that maybe weren't before, looks at least at this point, rovoverblown, wh you look at some of those numbers. that said, allies to the trump campaign and trump himself has talked about trying to put states in play that maybe haven'

i'd rather it be sooner than later. i'm personally confident, not speaking for either man, that it will come together. i can't put a time frame on it. mr. ryan is saying way more positive things about mr. trump than anything you would deem negative. >> do you think donald trump and the people close to him are frustrated by this? >> no, no. they realize that speaker ryan is in a different, unique place in the house than the rank-and-file members. they have been pleased with the conversations, as has mr. ryan's team. everything in due course. the majority leader, the conference chair, kevin mccarthy, rodgers, the majority of the committee chairmen, republican committee chairmen and the vast majority have jumped on the trump train. this is simply a process and we have plenty of time. may 4th was not a day anybody thought this nomination would be locked up. they said june 7th at the earliest. this has been a wonderful ten-week window the republicans have been given to get united. we are united. mr. ryan, i'm confident, will be onboard. certainly i prefer it be sooner rather than later.

for him? >> donald trump in february trashing a man named woody johnson for his leading role raising money for jeb bush's presidential campaign. mr. trump saying publicly woody johnson would then obviously control the jeb bush administration and its policy agenda because he would have bankrolled the effort to make it possible. he was basically corruption incarnate. today woody johnson was announced as another vice chair of the trump victory fund at the republican national committee. oh, i could go on, there's so many of them. but this was all announced by the republican national committee today. the brain trust that's going to be in charge of electing donald trump to be president. everybody from the french ambassador who didn't speak french to the king david hotel bribery guy who pled guilty to a felony. there's a coal industry billionaire, there's another billionaire who bankrolled scott walker's effort to destroy unions and union right in the state of wisconsin. a nice, tight group. in fact, it is a very tight group. this is the small list of people that they announced today are go

broken man. >> do you think if i put bleach my plants would live? >> no. >> once a month we do a program with the students. >> two plus seven is what? >> 99. >> i work with mrs. obama on the let's move program. it's about developing a curiosity about life, about food, about their education, when they cook it and grow it and when they nurture it, they are more inclined to eat it. >> what is this? it's a lima bean. wow. when they start succeeding it was game changing. school performance has increased and school attendance has increased. >> my son goes to school here in the fourth grade. collard greens and salad. he likes spinach now. >> baked poe tatd toes which are healthier than fried potatoes and it tastes exactly like french fries. >> they grow their own vegetables and it's more healthy for them. >> these kids here are taking that knowledge that they are learning here and taking it back home to their families. >> every two weeks we grab them. very good. >> the program should be in every school, every home in america. we have satellite programs in st. louis, a replica of this cl