banked early vote, they would be no way to defeat him in arizona. >> what's going on there, brianna? >> there are still thousands still wrapped around the high school. there was a very big line here. that will be a welcome site for hillary clinton. we are expecting her and her remarks, which should take place in about an hour, to mention the brussels attack. she did say this is why strong, smart and steady leadership is needed and she took aim at donald trump saying that some of her opponents want to build walls, to shut the world out and she said you can't build a world that's big enough to shut out the internet. she said she needs everyone on the front lines, including muslim americans. in is a place where she and her campaign think that she can really show some strength in talking about foreign policy. they think it's a place where bernie sanders cannot match her, although he may give her a run for her money tonight, wolf. her campaign convinced or resigned to the fact that she may lose utah and idaho, hoping she pulls out a win in arizona. >> we're going to go over to john king

arizona primary. it's the host consequential result in the republican party and the democratic party. arizona's important tonight in the sense there's a big delegate haul at stake for both parties in the state of arizona. it's also the first major primary contest in the west. it's important not only in its own terms but also for what arizona might forecast tonight about other big important delegate rich states in the west like, for example, california. on the democratic side, there are 75 delegates and ten super delegates at stake. the polling in the arizona democratic race has been spare infrequent. it does show hillary clinton with a lead in that state. after what happened in michigan this year, sparse polling in big states is newly suspect on the democratic side and nobody is leaning too hard on the polls that have come out of arizona. other than the polling there are reasons why hillary clinton is expected to do well in arizona tonight. one reason is she won the state of arizona in the state of arizona in 2008. she beat him by eight points. she did well in the state with la

lines in phoenix, arizona, and there are hundreds in line by afternoon and they're very determined people, sticking around to vote so we have alicia acuna standing by live in phoenix. >> hi, martha. two headlines will be coming tomorrow, what went wrong in maricopa county? in order for these folks to get to that point, they've been in line two hours and 0 minutes and still have an hour plus to go. now, the problem here has been that they decided to cut the number of polling places from 200 down to 60 and turned them into these regional centers. they did not anticipate, despite early voting that happened here, so many people would be moved to show up. and martha, they're having a good time, some of them, they're saying they're going to stay as long as they need to in order to place their votes. however, there are people who are confused and very angry. i can't tell you how many people came to tell us somebody needs to be fired. a lot of questions tonight. the democratic party is asking people to send them their story to go to the secretary of state and file complaints. >> wow, in te

primary. it's a state where mitt romney lives. arizona, there's a strong mormon population there. you're looking at about 10 to 15% of the primary electorate is going to be mormon. . this part of idaho, nevada, areas where donald trump has done terribly in this primary season. it's one of the reasons that the expectations are so low for him tonight in utah and one of the things that could drag him down a little bit in arizona in terms of why this is. there are a couple of theories out there. one is simply that he's been in a very, very public war with mitt romney and mitt romney has such strong standing in the mormon community. that could be part of it. another is that the concentration of church-going, regular service attending mormons is particularly high. we've seen trump struggle. generally, the more devout religious people. another theory is that mormons in particular may coil in particular at donald trump's plan to ban muslims in the state. they may see themselves under attack as a religion. that's the reason donald trump is expected to do very poorly in utah tonight. >> i

, arizona. that is a suburb of phoenix. you are looking at a highway that is heading to a donald trump event ahead of tuesday's republican primary in arizona and a number of protesters have shut down the highway en route to the event. earlier we saw a number of cars parked sideways on the highway. they brought in a tow truck to try and bring those cars out. and as we watch this picture over the past ten minutes or so, there's even been some clashes and some skirmishes as what right now is a standoff in arizona en route to a donald trump event. >> yeah, it's safe to say that the election and the passions on both sides have certainly arrived in arizona. like you said, we've been watching these pictures develop over really even the past half hour. and we -- you can see if the camera does pan out, a line of cars. and this is a major thoroughfare. i was looking at traffic, like you said, a suburb out of -- outside of phoenix. looks like it's on the northeast side of phoenix. and the red on the map is certainly appearing. we are seeing, as we pan out here, this line of vehicles. people are g

seeing certainly another protest in its own form out in arizona. we'll get those pictures up for you as soon as they are available. there you can see, this is a main highway between phoenix and fou fountain hills, arizona, which is a suburb in the northeast. from our understanding from a local reporter there, there is one way in and one way out, and protesters there are essentially blocking the one way in. we've, been seeing this develop for the better part of an hour and a half. now we see traffic -- looks like traffic is moving at this point. this is the first time that we have seen traffic move. >> these are pictures from kfaz, the affiliate in phoenix. in at least one area traffic appears to be moving. you see those flatbed tow trucks. they had towed a a number of cars that had stopped. some actually stopped perpendicular to the highway. they towed those out. it appears there are at least a couple of deputies directing traffic or trying to get things flowing. you shut down a highway for an hour and a half on a saturday, that's going to take a long time to clear up. >> absolut

arizona. let's roll that animation that says arizona. such as it is, our gop primary, too early to call. donald trump and ted cruz, 58 gop delegates at stake. and on the democratic side, too early to call. clinton/sanders in arizona. an official good evening to you. >> hello. >> now that we've crossed 10:00 eastern time. >> there is a big important difference between the races which is on the democratic side there are no winner take all states. the bigger your margin, the more delegates you can get, but there's no way to guarantee you will get them all. arizona is the third largest states in terms of delegates. on the republican side it's winner take all. it's a big deal in arizona and it raises some interesting dynamics. in a winner take all state there's no use in trying to compete for a second second or trying to get close, there's no reason to waste your breath or a dollar if you think you can't get first place. that's why it's been interesting over the past few days to see the ted cruz start to direct some resources to arizona. the only reason to do that if they thought they had a

arizona. >> i have come here to bury the last remnant of the cold war in the americas >>> from politics to baseball, the impact of president obama's trip to cuba >>> it's just after 4am in brussels where a manhunt is on for a suspect following two attacks in the city. security officials have been conducting raids across belgium. prosecutors say one in a brussels neighborhood met an explosive device, chemicals and an i.s.i.l. flag. no sign of the man believed to be involved in tuesday's attacks. police say a taxi driver tipped them off to three suspicious men who drove to the airport. that led investigators to release this picture. they are looking for the man in the right in the light colored jacket and black hat. police blew the other two men blew themselves up. another explosion a short time later at a metro station killed 20. the attacks left more than 200 people wounded. i.s.i.l. has claimed responsibility and says more attacks are on the way. our coverage starts with al jazeera's neave barker in brussels. >> reporter: the immediate shock after the attack. an haze of confusion and c

about what's transpiring there in new york at the same time watching developments in arizona just outside of phoenix where a number of people have gathered in demonstration of donald trump's soon arrival there in phoenix. so to the right of your screen you're seeing the earlier images where roughly 50 people, according to the sheriff's deputies opposite blocked a major thoroughfare, blocking the passage for many motorists to get to a donald trump rally that's expected to take place at any moment now, and then on the left of your screen you're seeing anti-trump demonstrators described by our sara ganim there in midtown manhattan outside of trump towers where people are gathering right there. so i have a few people with me, i believe, both in front of the camera and perhaps even on the phone. mike shields is in washington, d.c. politics reporter jeremy diamond is also with us out of phoenix, arizona. mike shields, formerly chief of staff of the republican party. when you see this transpire, earlier you and i spoke and it was ahead of these demonstrations. instead we were talking abo

original hidden valley ranch. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate snow. in arizona, lunch time here in arizona. 85 delegates at stake for democrats. 58 winner take all delegates up for grabs for republicanes. ted cruz will be in the state tomorrow. bernie sanders already here in sedona. for both of them, a pivotal prize in catching back up for the front runners for cruz that would be donald trump and with the increasing likelihood that trump will win the republican nomination, some conservative leaders are trying to figure out how to stop him. today in washington, the so-called secret meeting that everyone is talking about in the world of politics. meeting behind closed doors discussing options in a let are they signed, saying they prefer to dee nie trump the nomination through voters in the primary process but after near sweep on tuesday, that is starting to seem unlikely. let's start with robert costa, national political reporter for the washington post and nbc news political analyst. robert, you've been writing about this all morning. tell me what we know about this hour about this stop tru

to "hannity." we're coming to you live from phoenix, arizona. wow. for the entire hour, we'll be joined by republican presidential candidate texas senator ted cruz. we obviously have a large audience watching the program tonight. they are here for an event put together by the super pac keep the promise. we have a lot to cover in the next 60 minutes. voters in arizona head to the polls on tuesday to pick who they want to be their party's nominee. you ready to get things started? joining me now, 2016 republican presidential candidate texas senator ted cruz. [ applause ] wow, this -- what a welcome, senator. >> thank you, sean. i've got to say, i love the great state of arizona. [ applause ] >> all right. i have been saying to you for a while that this is a two-man race. you agree with me. donald trump agrees with you and me. why is john kasich still in this race and what are your thoughts about it? [ crowd boos ] >> look, there's no good reason. when you go 1 for 27 -- >> that's a good point. >> and at this point, it is clearly the voters have decided it is a two-man race, it is be

all the state's delegates. it was winner take all in arizona for the republicans. we have three races still outstanding right now. let's go to idaho right now. boris is on the scene for us. they're going to get ready for this announcement, right? >> reporter: yeah, it should be coming up in just a few moments. an organizer came out to tell us they have more than 10,000 ballots that they're counting, a huge number. remember, it's split into two congressional districts. in this room there were thousands of people. the single biggest caucus in u.s. history. many addrehad to go home. anyone who was thinking they weren't going to change their mind between the first and second ballot is okay to go. obviously here in idaho there's a mandatory second ballot. so as we get the results for the first some of these folks may have discussions and change their mind, some may stay with one candidate or another and then we have the second ballot and then we have the official result for this congressional district. a massive turnout today. >> thanks for that. i want to go to jeff who is covering

from phoenix, arizona at 8:00 eastern covering the primaries. you can catch a special live bonus hour at 3:00 p.m. eastern if the travel goes according to plan. tune in. the rachel maddow show starts now. >>> you're the guy that got the magic carpet checked out. >> i'm about to hop on it. >> safe travels. thanks to you at home for joining us. when franklin roosevelt died several months into his fourth term in office, his vice president harry truman assumed the presidency. that have 1945. he was then elected president in his own right in 1948. at the end of that term in office, harry truman had a decision to make because the united states ratified be the 22nd amendment that said a president would only serve two terms in office. no more fdrs. when the 22nd amendment was ratified it had a grandfather clause. it wouldn't apply to the current holder of the job. in effect, harry truman was the last u.s. president who would be allowed to seek term after term in office before being limited by that constitutional amendment. it wouldn't have been his third full term but he could have run again

different picture in fountain hills, arizona, protesters there blocking a road. and again, this appears to be as peaceful as the video we were showing in you new york city, this is an event there in arizona in fount tain hills, arizona. a donald trump event that will be happening very soon. just earlier in the day, not 2:00 in the afternoon as it is in new york city. we go to jacob rascon who is at the arizona event. and has some information for us as this protest blocking a main road has been developing over the last hour. and to you, jacob, on this. and from the pictures and video, the chopper com that we have, it looks fairly peaceful, although those who are on the road are probably saying this is not peaceful at all. >> reporter: right. you have several dozen protesters who have blocked this main road that leads to the trump event and they have been there for two hours now. and you have miles now of cars that have been stuck there, many of them trying to get to the trump protests, but others trying to get home or somewhere else. the protests have been very planned out. they

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people cast ballots in that democratic primary election. 2000, that in arizona in another 40,000 people cast alex again in the democratic primary. both of those were pretty big experiments, but they never really took off her what put into place permanently by either state party. so if we get a 59,000 person turnout online tomorrow, that this would be the largest experiment in online voting probably in american history. >> wisely utah republican party deciding to do this now? what motivated them? byron: couple of factors. the switch from a state-run primary election to a caucus and they wanted a way to keep participation high. one of the ways to do that is an online vote and make barriers to voting lower. caucusing takes a long time. it is usually at a later time of night and makes a bigger time commitment. so they said, why not just vote online? participationkeep rates up, as if it were a state-run primary could that was the biggest factor. it loves it parties and governments are interested in this amount to see if it is workable and how it works in practice. >> how long will the

she just scored a big win in arizona. donald trump also got a win in a state. he will add all of arizona's delegates in his tally putting more distance between himself and ted cruz and john kasich. we're standing by for the results in idaho and in utah where both democrats and republicans are caucusing. we hope to make major projections soon. i want to listen to hillary clinton right now. she's in seattle, washington speaking to her supporters. >> i want to thank attorney general bob ferguson, king county executive, state senator. i want to thank the president of the american nurses' association and the president of washington state nurses' association for endorsing me today. i am so proud to be endorsed by the nurses of america. and i want to thank all of the elected officials who are here with us. i particularly want to pay tribute to this great high school, a great, great high school. you know, raniar beach is not only the champion of basketball, it's the champion of the international bacularete and the great results that the students are getting. it makes me so proud to know

colleague kate snow in tucson, arizona, with more of the political day. kate, good afternoon? >> hi, thomas. there is a lot going on. we're live today in tucson because the race for the white house is in full swing here. they vote here in arizona on tuesday. after the break, we'll focus on the effort to stop donald trump. no official movement under way within the gop but folks far and wide are vowing to do all they can to block the front-runner today from claiming the party's nomination. we'll dig into that coming up. ♪ in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, the lowest taxes in decades, and new infrastructure for a new generation attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in rochester, with world-class botox. and in buffalo, where medicine meets the future. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov it's my job and it's i takealso my passion.rises. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep... so i couldn't get up in time. then i found aleve pm. alev

on our side could provide leadership. lou: we'll get a further sense of that direction, arizona and utah tonight for the republicans. also democratic caucuses in idaho but turning to arizona, i just ran into senator cruz before the broadcast and he is feeling very good about arizona as well -- >> i don't think that is going to happen. i think trump will win arizona. i may be wrong but i think trump has momentum going there and certainly has individuals. cruz has an excellent chance of winning utah. i think the night ends up being split although arizona has more delegates. >> that sounds right. i think immigration issue being so hot in arizona trump has, ed said, occupied that space. and there is no way to get around him on that issue. lou: and when we watched what happened with, actually the cruz rallies and utah, watching at the same time the trump rallies in arizona, back, the activists, disruptors as trump calls them, freeway, coming to his event, it was amazing to watch and the number of people who are still talking about that is somehow first amendment rights when they're tramp

building as donald trump gets ready to hold a rally in phoenix, arizona. the republican front runner is set to begin speaking in less than an hour from now. republican voters in arizona and utah hit the polls on tuesday. meantime, look at the crowd building in new york city. this is an antitrump rally. p protesters accusing him of having fascist policies and they plan to march to trump tower. jeremy diamond is covering the trump rally today from arizona. joining us live now where the crowd has built significantly. so set the mood there. >> reporter: yeah, hi, so we have a long line of supporters trying to get in here today. we have thousands of trump supporters trying to get in. we also have some supporters sitting beyond the area on the grass and trying to watch the rally from there. we have seen a couple dozen protesters who are protesting trump on immigration grounds, one of the big components of his policy but we haven't seen too much protesters and nothing violent so far which not too many protests compared to what we've seen in the past, but waiting to see, there's always the potentia

. republicans and democrats will hold votes in arizona and caucuses in utah. it's winner take all for republicans in arizona, where 58 delegates are at stake. 85 for democrats. democrats will also caucus in idaho. last night, clashes between police and protesters at a donald trump rally in salt lake city, and now the republican party's last standard, mitt romney, says he'll be backing ted cruz on tuesday. trump is set to hold two rallies in arizona today, joined by controversial joe arpaio and immigration advocates say they're planning to protest. bernie sanders is in arizona, hoping progressives can revive his campaign. and will hold a press conference today at the u.s. mexico border. >>> we start with developing news out of belgium, where we're learning new details this morning into friday's dramatic firefight that led to the capture of the last remaining fugitive from november's paris terror attacks that killed 130 people. 26-year-old, salah abdeslam, was released from the hospital a short time ago. where he was treated for a gunshot wound to the leg. he now faces police questionin

us, three days ahead of arizona's primary. donald trump campaigning, rhetoric tough and leading to protestors in more than one place, while bernie sanders is also speaking in arizona talking about a key subject, immigration, and as you see he is right there at the border with mexico. >>> in belgian, is hunt is over. what can they learn from a key suspect in the paris terror attack? >>> all right. any moment now donald trump is set to take the stage at a huge rally in arizona. you see sheriff arpaio standing next to the former governor, jan brewer. earlier today anti-trump protests blocked the main artery, the main road leading to this event. traffic was stuck for miles and mimes. protestors walked along the road in hot summertime temperatures. emotions, you can see, running high. immigration, a crucial issue in arizona, home to a significant number of hispanics and donald trump's stance on immigration is expected to trigger a strong response there. today our jeremy diamond is inside the event held in fountain hills, arizona. look, it looks like the protests cleared up. i know, jere

from arizona. it is from 2016 for presidential candidate for texas senator ted cruz. we have a large audience watching tonight. it is put together by the super pac keep the promise. we have a lot to cover for the next 60 minutes. voters in the great state of arizona head to the polls on tuesday to pick who they want to be their party's nominee. you ready to get things started? all right. joining me now 2016 republican presidential candidate texas senator ted cruz. >> what a welcome, senator. >> i got too say, i love the great state of arizona. >> all right. i have been saying now for a while that this is a two-man race. donald trump agrees with you and me. why is john kasich still in the race and what are your thoughts about it? >> look, there's no good reason when you go 1 for 27. that's a problem. >> good point. >> at this point it is clearly the voters have decided it is a two-man race. it is between me and donald trump. we are the only two candidates with any plausible path to win the nomination, and at this point kasich's role is essentially as a spoiler, a vote for john kasich

roller in this primary rolls on with a decisive winner take all win tonight in arizona. hello, everyone, i'm eric. >> and i'm heather with the latest results of tuesday's presidential primary and caucus races in arizona, utah, and idaho. >> a busy night. >> here's what we know at this hour. so far for you, donald trump pulling all 58 republican delegates in his win column. the republican race in utah has yet to be called. on the democratic side, hillary clinton also scoring big in the grand canyon state, with 75 new delegates to her name. >> this campaign is about both growing and sharing the promise of america. we are determined that we're going to give back the hope that every american should have, that their hard work will get them ahead, enable them to have a better future, will give their children, and yes, their grandchildren the chance to live up to their god-given potential. >> bernie sanders meantime still hoping that he can pull upsets in utah and idaho. no results, though, to report for you just yet. >> today's primaries and kaukshs are overshadowed by terrorists, s

arizona but cal has potentially three first-round draft picks, could not close out the cats the other night because of gabe york's three late to end the game, for cal a team very dangerous in tournament play because they have so many different options to score, defensively. >> spero: if the wildcats continue to shoot like this they'll be all anyone can handle in the postseason. three-pointer, everyone getting in on the act. for arizona. that's justin simon with the corner three. final 2:25 left. tough finish for stanford. they will end their regular season 15-14 and just 8-10 in conference play. dorian pickens has not been his usual self this afternoon. pickens, this afternoon, just two of 10 from the field. >> doug: really, really struggled to create his own shot against this stingy arizona defense. threes. >> doug: what a day for jacob hazzard -- his uncle, rasheed, i had a chance to grow up playing with, an assistant with the knicks. >> spero: also spent time with the los angeles lakers. >> doug: of course. >> spero: their staff. the back of the rim, outside another look at an open

arizona. let's listen in. >> i want to thank my husband. i want to thank attorney general bob ferguson, state senator kevin ranker. i want to thank pam cipriona, the president of the american nurses' association. for endorsing me today. i'm so proud to be endorsed by the nurses of america. i want to thank elected officials here with us and i particularly want to pay tribute to this great high school. a great, great high school. you know, not only a champion of basketball and great result that the students here are getting. it makes me so proud to know what this is accomplishing and i will tell you if i am so fortunate to be your president, i want to be a partner with principals and students and families like the ones here at the beach. i'm also very grateful to all of our volunteers who are working so hard in this campaign across the great state and you're knocking down barriers and helping us make the point this is about both growing and sharing the promise of america. we are determined. we are determined that we're going to give back the hope that every american should have,

undocumented or illegal? >> guest: maybe an arizona overall probably 10 percent. don't have an exact number on that. >> host: you're talking several hundred thousand people. about 100 miles from the border. >> guest: 60 miles. >> host: 60 miles from the mexican border. what is the terrain like between here and novalis? >> guest: very difficult terrain. arizona is a combination of desert and mountain, and those are dangerous places to walk through. the desert, if you have ever experienced aa tucson summer talking it up to 150 degrees. the mountains in winter, some try to travel across the mountains to get away from border patrol, but there is not a lot there. in some cases it is like desert and mountain this. >> host: on a daily basis are people trying to cross the border? >> guest: not need more. as we were talking, we have about 300 miles of border wall in a state with a 350 mile border with mexico, so thatmexico, so that is quite a lot. the upshot is people walk very long distances well west of where we are. the most crossings take place on a reservation very distant from her

, but as david asman was reminding me at least in the case of arizona, they -- david: they went from 200 to 60 because there were so few voters. guess what? [laughter] neil: i'm sure it's still busy. bottom line, the passion that's been attributed to this race, the republican race, usually it's because it's donald trump, not john kasich, what do you say? >> a lot of republicans are saying who's going to be the nominee? i actually had a good, long conversation yesterday afternoon with senator ted cruz. and senator cruz said, ron, not only do i have a path to beat donald trump, i have a path to become the republican nominee. governor kasich, on the other hand, is looking at this, neil, and saying i want to take this to the convention. i want to have a floor fight. i want to have an opportunity for the american people to see someone who's been in congress for 18 years, someone who's been a successful two-term governor, one who has taken ohio -- neil: he knows he can't win conventionally. >> he knows that, but he wants to offer himself up as an alternative. and so what i found interestin

i'm sitting. arizona. of all the states voting tomorrow, the most delegates up for grabs. 58 for republicans. those are winner-take-all. if it's truly such an important state, why aren't any of the candidates here right now? well, all but one of them, bernie sanders, attended the aipac conference trying to win the pro-israel group. that will be a major test for one candidate in particular. donald trump. and more specific about the foreign policy positions. >> we need someone what's no sa thing and means it. everything's negotiable to him. israel's security is non-negotiable. >> at this hour, donald trump is meeting with republicans in washington. the actual list of attendees isn't even entirely known to this point but we've seen congressman tom reeve and newt gingrich, senator tom cotton attending and nbc's luke russert has been all over this story for a couple of hours now joining me from dc. what have you been hearing about this meeting, luke? do we know any of the other attendees? >> reporter: yeah, hey there, craig. this is a very interesting meeting because of the degree of

of arizona's winner take off. his campaign was plagued by protestors and in new york city, gathered hundreds of people for an anti- trump march outside of trump tower. and three people were arrested in phone iks. both groups taking issue with trump's controversial immigration policy. a major focus on the campaign trial. >> we are going to have a real border because we are going to hava ball and a real wall that no one is crossing or going underneath. don't worry about the tunnel stuff. no one will go over and under it. and have a big beautiful door and people are going to come in our country legally, legally. >> in the meantime septemberor ted cruz and governor kasich setting sights on utah in the majority takes all. and they are not holding back on trump. >> if you want to stop donald trump, stand and vote with cruz. we also observed john kasich has no path to win the nom naugz. mitt observed a vote for kasich is a vote for donald trump. >> and using personal attacks and calling people liars and whatever we have heard. we might have a riot if i can't get delegates at the convention

spending the day in arizona. he is holding two events including one at the u.s.-mexico border. this is the first day that the surviving trio of gop candidates out campaigning. what have you noticed so far about the dynamics of this trump-cruise-kasich matchup? al: it is not much different kasich-rubiomp-cruz- matchup. the test will be after arizona next tuesday when there is two weeks the only one caucus going into wisconsin, we will see if can accomplish with the anti-trump fashion has dreamed about for months and one on one against donald trump. we will see how it works 211. i am a little bit dubious. mark: the majority believe that the party would be utter to stop trump if it was just ted cruz in the ted cruz people think -- they try to ignore kasich but the ted cruz how you -- high command wants him out of the race. the data suggest they would win. kasich is slow starting. on wednesdaynt which was not particularly powerful but i think the interesting thing about the dynamic is so far, no one is getting a bead on trumpet and takers and kasich are talking as much about each other

. 2016] >> live now just outside of phoenix, arizona, republican presidential candidate donald trump is set to speak at a campaign rally. the event being held in community of fountain hills, arizona. the home of sheriff joe arpaio. arizona voters going to the polls this coming tuesday to vote in the presidential primary. we expect the candidate to arrive in just a few moments. meanwhile, media outlets in arizona are reporting the protesters are blocking a main highway leading into the phoenix suburb where donald trump is set to hold a campaign rally. protesters parked their cars in the middle-of-the-road, unfurling banners with anti-trump slogans and chanting "trump is hate." drivers honked their horns and frustration. the shirt's deputies would ask the protesters to move and if they do not comply, they will forcibly remove them. we are in fountain hills, arizona. northeast of downtown phoenix. donald trump is set to speak to his supporters there. this is live road to the white house coverage on c-span. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we are live in fountain hills, arizona, just outside of phoenix, wait

>> republican presidential candidate ted cruz held a press conference in arizona to talk about border security. he was joined by rick perry and law enforcement. it is 20 minutes. >> good evening everyone, i am the sheriff in this county. i want to say thank you to the family for coming out here and bringing true awareness and educating senator cruz and governor perry on what is going on our border. i wish we could get more people from washington, d.c. to see what is going on in here. the true life for people who live on the border. with that being said, i want to introduce governor rick perry from texas and thank him for being here today. governor. governor perry: a great privilege to be here in southern arizona, and i want to add my thanks to the glen family. there are reflective of the generations of americans who have made this country what it is. hard-working souls who want to ranch and do what they love to do in peace and prosperity. unfortunately over the last decade plus, living in peace is harder to accomplish because the federal government has failed miserably at secur

been on the road with the trump campaign, hallie jackson is in tucson arizona following the cruz campaign. katie, one of the things that's stood out in the last 24 hours or so donald trump has been really quiet on social media. what's going on there? >> i think the campaign took a couple days off after super tuesday. sturp tuesday part 2 we should say. they tried to relax and disconnect for a couple days. he was tweeting a little bit, insults against his opponents, ted cruz and megyn kelly but for the most part as you said he was pretty quiet. i think that's because they've been going nonstop for ten months. >> that is there been much rumbling about these growing anti-trump movement? >> from the trump campaign, no, and they've taken the same path they've been taking this entire time which is the more you hit us the stronger we get and that's what his supporters have said to us on the road as well. the more the establishment attacks him the more it makes donald trump look like somebody who is fighting for the little guy, fighting against the status quo. so the establishment attack

u.s. rep is it a for arizona's eighth congressional district. [applause] [chanting "gabby"] we don't want bill to get all upset that gabriel giffords is more popular here. hold on. and her husband, mark kelly, former navy captain an astronaut. [applause] as the youngest woman ever elected to the arizona state senate, gabrielle giffords represented the immunity from 2000-2000 five, and then in congress in 2006-2012. her success was credited to her kindness, candor, intelligence, and hard work. [applause] on january 8, 2011, at a congress on your corner event in tucson, with her constituents, congressman giffords was shot in the head from their point-blank range. in stepping down from congress in january of 2012, she said, i will return and we will work together for arizona and this great country. [applause] her husband, captain mark kelly, is a retired united states navy combat veteran, test pilots, and nasa astronaut. [applause] >> as a naval aviator, captain kelly made to deployments to the persian gulf on the aircraft carrier uss midway, and flew 39 combat missions in operation des

today. folks here reminded me that the university of arizona is playing later on today. maybe put some money down on a bracket or just doing one for fun, right. the gop is actually making two big bets itself today. the first bet, republican senators once again making it very clear they will not support confirmation hearings for president obama's supreme court pick. many of them going a step further, refusing to even meet with merritt garland. here's why that's a gamble. he's a relative centrist. if a conservative wins the white house, it's a gamble that would surely nominate a more conservative justice to take antonin scalia's spot. what if hillary clinton wins? she would make her own decision and maybe gone for garland at that point. here's the second gamble for the republican establishment. submit to donald trump who holds an increasingly insurmountable lead or fight back against the front-runner an hoped hope a contested convention doesn't result in riots as trump suggested. let's start with the intersection of a supreme court nomination and presidential politics. it's happenin

>>. >>> all right. right now live pictures of fountain hills, arizona, and that sea of people right there. what we understand is, the majority of them are there in support of donald trump, as they a wait his arrival. he's about 30 minutes late for this rally to begin. but when it gets underway, of course, we'll take you there. but what you don't see right now is there is also a contingent, we're tad about 50 protestors. people who have come out against the dbd dnd candidaonald trump the white house and donald trump's message trying to get limb to the white house. those 50 or so protestors actually blocked major arteries so that many of the people who were going to show up in a sort of the rally were unable to get there. we've got reporters all over the map. there is also a contentious rally taking place in midtown manhattan outside of trump to you towers. and back with me, chief of staff of the rnc. and stephanie elam trying to make her way to the rally is on foot, because come to find out a lot of people who were trying to get to that rally in support of donald trump now have to wa

twitter. >>> anti-donald trump protesters shutting down a highway outside a trump arizona event. in new york, thousands protested the gop front-runner in a march from columbus circle to trump tower. take a listen to what donald trump told sean hannity. >> if you interview them, they don't know why they are there. why are you here? the guy goes i don't know. i don't really know. i'm here. i don't have any comment. you have to see these interviews. you have professional disrupters. if you look at my rallies, other than the one i ended in chicago, where no one was hurt. there you had a couple protesters and i had 25,000 people and we're able to stop a lot of them from coming in. i can't. when i landed the secret service, everybody said this could be a problem. we get a lot of credit to them. i hate to do that. >> the full interview with donald trump will air monday night at 10:00 p.m. on hannity. with my is katrina pearson. national spokeswoman for the donald trump campaign. how are you? >> good to see you, judge. that was a fantastic opening. i fully endorse it. >> i'm sure you do. listen

the state. immigration is a big issue in that state of arizona and of course it's a big issue for the trump campaign. politics reporter jeremy diamond joining us now from phoenix. the stage is set there behind you and earlier we saw the long line of people waiting to get in, so how far away are we from this getting underway? >> reporter: well, fredericka we're a few hours away from starting up over here. thousands of people trying to line up to get into this event. it's an outdoor event and donald trump is sure to be hitting his key talking points on immigration particularly here in arizona. last night he had some comments to make about former republican nominee mitt romney. listen in. >> we never want to take on the pope. right? we don't want to take him on. so anyway, so the evangelicals have been so amazing, everybody's so amazing and do i love the mormons. okay? do i love the mormons. i have many friends that live in salt lake. i have a lot of friends. no, i have a lot of friends, by the way mitt romney is not one of them. did he choke? did this guy choke? he's a choke artist. i c

candidate on a west coast swing today. rivals working arizona and utah. as the rhetoric ratchets up for the gop. >> i appreciated governor romney's tweet where he announced he is going to vote for me in the utah election. >> i have a lot of friends. by the way, mitt romney is not one of them. >> if you want to beat donald trump, cruz is the only campaign that can do it. >> mitt let us down. he let us down. he let us down. he shook like a dog. >> governor romney observed a vote for john kasich only helps donald trump. >> lying. lying. >> all this as the gops antidonald trump course grows louder. it is peril for the party? >>> this unlikely scene reverberating as joe arpaio crashes an event for bernie sanders wife. the candidate not taking kindly to that. you are going to hear that on the place for politics. let's begin with the latest on the campaign trail. donald trump is getting ready to hold an event with joe arpaio in about two hours from now. it will happen near phoenix. arizona will be the biggest payout in terms of delegates. it is winner take all. 85 delegates up for grabs. in utah,

campaign is listening to senior citizens and disabled veterans. i know that arizona has a whole lot of men and women who have put their lives on the line to defend us and we thank them all. [applause] but here is the truth. no senior citizen or disabled $11,000 ore on $12,000 the year social security. [applause] unbelievably, we've got republicans in congress who want to cut social security. i've got bad news for them. we are not going to cut social security. we are going to expand social security. [applause] listening to is young people. and what young people are bernie, we were told it was the right thing to do to go to college or graduate school. us how important it is to get the best education we can. it that when we leave orool, we are $30,000 $50,000 in debt? anybody here with student debt? unbelievable. you to think outside the box. think outside the status quo. we live in a very competitive global economy. we need to have the best educated workforce in the world. [applause] many of the new jobs being created today require a lot more education than the jobs of the past. time,

arizona department of public safety, those demonstrators dissipated before any threatened arrests were made. that according to az central. protesters appear to be heading toward the rally in fountain hills park, which began at 10:30 a.m. with other speakers. donald trump was at the phoenix convention center in downtown phoenix early today to tape an interview with fox news. law enforcement was still blocking shea boulevard leading to fountain hills even though the protesters had left. we are expecting the arrival shortly of donald trump here in fountain hills, arizona. our live coverage here on c-span. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your patience. mr. trump has arrived! ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome state treasurer jeff dewitt! [applause] jeff dewitt: look at this crowd! [applause] jeff dewitt: what a great group of americans we have today! [applause] dewitt: the establishment thetold us that called us silent majority and they tried to give us their candidates. but, we are not silent anymore, are we? [applause] dewitt: thank god we've been

is "fox & friends." protesters tried to break up a donald trump rally in arizona. even blocking roadways and causing miles of traffic hangups but donald trump continues to stump and leads the polls ahead of today's primary. we've got the latest on the trail. >>> and then she promised it would never happen. >> if you can afford to buy a policy, you don't get any of the subsidies that american citizens get. >> yeah. that was then. this is now. her daughter spilled the beans about hillary's updated health care plan which would give federal subsidies to illegals you'd be paying for it. and we have the tape. kids always do that, right? let the cat out of the bag. >>> you may not want to get caught like this. ♪ >> get out of here you nosey little pervert! >> why you should never bother a man in the shower. rules to live by. "fox & friends" begins right now. >> oh, so nice. my work husband got me flowers. >> that's right. your work producers got you flowers but we'll take credit for it. >> it's palm sunday, the day that christians celebrate jesus entering jerusalem. >> we'll get the

probably win arizona, ted cruz has some strength in utah and then there's the circumstance for john kasich and he's talking about his power in a general election. if there is a convention that is open and a chance for delegates to be moved about and negotiated for, kasich says ohio is critical to get any republican to the white house. and there's a strong argument for that, even though he is so far behind the other candidate. but if kasich drops out, one source was pointing out to me that one of the challenges, jose, is that there are not a few things to keep track of with so many of these dynamics, if you open one door, there's a new set of contingencies. if you go down another path, another set of issues pop up, which is why it's so complicated and perhaps why republicans and conservatives have not been on the same page for months now. jose? >> yeah. i mean, kelly, let's think back a little bit about this road to the white house for the republicans. that road to the white house for the gop is littered with a road kill -- political road kill of people who ran against trump. jeb bus

white house. we follow the candidates on c-span, c-span radio, and c-span.org. >> the arizona primary is this tuesday, and former president will clinton was in the state this weekend for a get out to vote rally in tucson. he was joined by gabby gifford's and her husband, retired astronaut, mark kelly. this is one hour. ♪ >> ♪ because i'm happy ♪ >>[cheers] >> thank you. thank you mayor, thank you ron. we are incredibly grateful to call both of you friends. and grateful for how much you have done to serve the people of this great state of arizona. thing that i have learned here in arizona is that arizona people are straightforward and honest people. so i am going to be honest with all of you about something. i am kind of new to this whole campaigning thing. -- ie definitely definitely have not had the chance, at least not many times to introduce a former president of the united states. [applause] career i did not do politics. --as just some balls guy bald guy that flew airplanes in the navy. later i got a chance to fly a space shuttle for nasa. then i met, and was really

>>> i'm off for a week with my family. bret has you covered tomorrow night for utah and arizona i. thanks for watching, everybody. this is "the kelly file." >>> welcome to beautiful phoenix, arizona. we're live, "hannity" on the road and tonight we are joined by 2016 gop presidential front ruper donald trump as he now makes the way through the crowd. ladies and gentlemen, donald trump. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> how are you? good to see you. grab a seat. >> thank you. >> wow. >> that's something, huh? [ chanting ] >> this doesn't get old, does it? >> no. it's amazing. >> you know -- >> it's amazing. >> we have a big election tomorrow. >> right. >> here in arizona. >> yeah. >> let's start where we are in the race. you are leading with 678 delegates. this is a winner take all state. 58 delegates. >> right. >> your next closest competitor has 423. john kasich needs 105% remaining delegates to win and impossible. >> i don't know what's going on there but he's a little behind, yeah. >> should he stay in the race? do you think he's staying in the race -- >> he stays in. rubio could have done the sa