have donald trump firmly ahead in the sunshine state.wñ senator rrubio just 44 years old. but he will not be the nominee this year. >> in this tush ewe lent era, his calm demeal nor. nvf9 >>> remember, you also have missouri, illinois and north carolina. he probably will win all three of those come next tuesday. having dr. carson this morning endivorce him helps. and then you've just got to continue. he's the only other article r m sh sh. >> no with your r wumpb epg moerk. >> i think this will thv. >> well, nvrkttr 12340e6. >> he was drafted into the race by 18940. but nothing like this. trump has conscious le set up noejd. >>> and hi's a sfe notch non. i don't fully understand how he's doing it. and i think people in the media who think they're going to attack him in traditional ways completely misunderstand how powerful his appearance/xpp the digging deeply for sufficient that's nod and believe me, everybody's going to be looking for that. that's whooi i think to kaishich and rubio o(. >>> and i think, you know, that's not going to work. >> do you see any hkt hkt mkt. >> the e knack

people like mitch mcconnell, how do you work with him if he's the senate majority. those are the two issues that i read the most. >> let's take the first one in general. what is abundantly clear, if donald trump is our nomination, we get killed in the general election. you look at poll after poll after poll, hillary wollops -- those very same polls, poll after poll after poll, show me beating hillary kwlin ton, head-to-head. and if you look at the people, if you look at the people we're turning out, the states we're winning, we're seeing record turn-outs. republican turn out is dwarfing democratic turn out. >> why do you think that happens? is it because of the eight disast yous rears of obama? it's pafrt of it. >> people are frustrated. they're angry. you can't get jobs. opportunity going away. you have a federal government that doesn't listen. doesn't care. people are ready for a change. >> well, let me ask you this. if i had one issue, senator, that i would tell you, there is such palpable anger towards republicans. if you look at all of those polls, exit polls, states, it's 60, 6

ohio's presidential primary, this major court ruling could shift ohio to senator bernie sanders' favor. fox news ed henry is live in cleveland, ohio. ed, 17-year-olds? >> greta, very interesting, you are right. he had sued, bernie sanders, to get 17-year-olds to vote in tuesday's primary if they turn 18 by november. now, the key is that a state judge has just ordered moments ago that that go forward. the secretary of state is already objecting. it's going to be appealed we think and a federal court has not ruled it was waiting for the state court. the bottom line, if it goes forward, yes, all of a sudden these college students that bernie sanders is counting on to beat hillary clinton in this battleground state more of them will be able to go to the polls on tuesday. did i an interview with bernie sanders and he says he believes he can win this race. >> we are going to take this to the convention. we have real momentum behind us. and last i heard, there are 50 states in the united states of america and we're going to compete in every one of them. >> i have won by far more votes than an

and chief and keep america safe. >> alabama senator and donald trump's national security chair senator jeff session goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> good evening. senator, with all the terrorism that's just happened in belgium, the president has not come home and he has not used the termczj@ radical islam, which general flynn last night on our show said was very important to identify the enemy and use a term like that. tell me your thoughts on him, number one, not cutting his trip short and coming home and, two, not using that term? >> well, it is a worldwide crisis. it's not as big as 9/11, of course, but it's very, very big to our friends and our neighbors, really in belgium. so, i think it is a legitimate concern that the president is not seemingly taking this seriously enough. this whole idea, refusal to address the reality of the threat we face does contact our ability to defend america and to help?1 the whole world see the nature of the threat we face which is very real. i guess it arises out of political correctness where you just don't want to say anything ba

flawed candidate that could louz se to donald trump. the gop senate says no way, no how. we chase down the republican leaders refusing to hold hearings or a vote, including orrin hatch who once praised garland. >> you said before he belongs on the court y not at least consider him now? >> i isn't say that he belongs on the supreme court. >> is the coverage painting republicans as obstructionists? plus, a jury hits someone with a $115 million verdict for posting a hulk hogan sex tape. this will transform the boundaries of online gossip? this is "media buzz." >> donald trump had more huge victories this week winning florida, knocking marco rubio out of the race. during his victory speech, he challenged a pundit and then he said this. >> lies, deceit, viciousness, disgusting reporters, horrible people. some are nice. some are night. some really disgusting people back there laughing. >> and during a round of morning show interviews, trump used the word that sent the press to their battle stations. >> it's where 100 and we're at 1100 and somebody else is at 400 or 500. we're way ahead of ev

>>> with 99 delegates at stake in tuesday's prime, florida may be make or break for senator marco rubio. voerts in some parts have been casting early for almost two weeks now. steve is at an early voting site in coral gables. hi, steve. >> it's really been record early in absentee voting across florida. as many as 1.7 million people are voted. many of those who voted early are new voters. people who have not taken part in any elections the past two times out an they say when you talk to poll workers here, they say they've really never seen anything like it. >> it's always incredibly busy and we wanted to get here early before the lines. in the past, we've stood in line three or four hours. >> i already voted because i saw how important this election was and i see the big lines. >> florida is a closed primary. there's no crossover voting between parties. it's an expensive primary. more than $12 million in television advertising. on the republican side, we're exp gt pechting to see most of the dra mat, senator marco rubio maybe fighting if his political survivalful he is crisscrossi

. i'm in florida with senator marco sms rubio. >> you've answered it to some extent saying you're in this race and you'll see if you don't win in fl n. but if you're not jumping out for florida, you'll say vrksz eronica's feeling is with you no matter what. and a lot of people in the republican party feel that way. you've heard, of course, about the trump movement. you've said your concerns about him as your nominee or the president. and you can still support him in the general election. why? how can you say all the things you said about him. >> i think it's a reflection of how bad hillary clinton is. >>> i don't want hillary clinton to be president. i understand that. i really do. anger can motivate ewe. but it shouldn't define us. and anger is not a plan. anger is not going to solve our problems. anger is not going to repeal and replace obamacare. anger is not going to rebuild our military. anger is not going to make america a better place to create better paying jobs for millions of americans who are struggling. and anger isn't going to protect the constitution. we need real ideas

reconciliation. unity, bringing the party together, electing republican senators and congressmen and conversations with paul ryan. bring us in that conversation. how are -- how are the people there now responding to you behind the scenes? >> some called me and very personal and quiet and confidential. i'm called by the biggest people in the world of politics. by certain establishment people you wouldn't believe. i was called by paul ryan. who was very, very nice. i like paul ryan. i like maybe stronger border than he would like. that's okay. we can get that done. but he called and he was very, very -- it was very, very good that he did. and others. and others by the way. >> some have questioned you've been -- look. you're a tough businessman, a fighter. some of the debates we were discussing with the crowd before are intense and some say donald trump, this is what mitt romney said, doesn't have the temperament to be president. you said i can be as presidential adds anybody. talk about the temperament you think a president needs. >> you know, it's actually quite a complicated subject.

have donald trump firmly ahead in the sunshine state.wñ senator rrubio just 44 years old. but he will not be the nominee this year. >> in this tush ewe lent era, his calm demeal nor. nvf9 >>> remember, you also have missouri, illinois and north carolina. he probably will win all three of those come next tuesday. having dr. carson this morning endivorce him helps. and then you've just got to continue. he's the only other article r m sh sh. >> no with your r wumpb epg moerk. >> i think this will thv. >> well, nvrkttr 12340e6. >> he was drafted into the race by 18940. but nothing like this. trump has conscious le set up noejd. >>> and hi's a sfe notch non. i don't fully understand how he's doing it. and i think people in the media who think they're going to attack him in traditional ways completely misunderstand how powerful his appearance/xpp the digging deeply for sufficient that's nod and believe me, everybody's going to be looking for that. that's whooi i think to kaishich and rubio o(. >>> and i think, you know, that's not going to work. >> do you see any hkt hkt mkt. >> the e knack

example of something that you could do. if i sat down with a few of the senators, a few of the congressmen, you could make a deal on that in ten minutes if you knew what you're doing because everybody wants to do it. and companies are actually leaving our country to get their money, not only because our taxes are too high, which we're going to lower, by the way, but companies are leaving our country in order to go and get money that's their money because there's no way of bringing it in. so we've got to -- got a long way to go but i think at some point it gets done. this is very exciting. this whole process. we started, i was one of 17 people. senators, governors. i've had such great support. dr. ben carson the other day endorsed us. great guy. great guy. wonderful man. and chris christie endorsed us. that was so incredible. and today, pam bonndy came up and endorsed us. she was great. she is truly wonderful. a truly wonderful woman and the job she's done in florida is incredible. you know, so many, we've had such incredible support. paul ryan called me the other day. tremendou

crippling, but the senator will not quit the race should that be the case. and in ohio, john kasich said if he doesn't win he will quit the race and today marco rubio aides that marco supporter ares in ohio should consider a vote for kasich to stop donald trump from winning ohio and conversely, they argue if kasich voters want to help rubio win in florida, rubio would welcome them. but the idea that a presidential candidate would forfet in one state to it thwart a rival is amazing. >> if a voter in ohio comes to the conclusion that kasich can beat donald trump. >> i am the only one in florida who can beat donald trump. >> ted cruz rejected that idea. he doesn't want to play the unitty ticket and he makes the argument that only two candidates that can win and that is ted cruz or donald trump. cruz today pushed hard on the idea that it is time to do away with donald trump as front runner because he is not offering solutions to the nation's problems. >> donald is the system and washington and notice his perspective. donald's perspective government is the answer to everything. whatever the p

specifically where there is foreign policy. i heard your father, senator mccain talk about. what was your response to that? >> well i think many people's biggest concern the fact that donald trump has such nice things to say about vladmir putin. i want to just, i feel like, awkward for me right now because obviously i'm tone establishment spawn sitting on couch right now. according to recent cnn poll, 48% of the republicans who do not already back donald trump say they would probably not or definitely not support him in november. i want to know what happens to republicans like me? meaning i want to support the nominee. there is not a chance in holy gila bend, arizona, i will vote for hillary clinton. what about republicans questioning donald trump, questioning his tactics, at what point in time will he start reaching out? when you're a general candidate, you're the nominee, you're representing all republicans an speaking for all of us, at what point may he take a look, see 48% is big number. harris: were you okay with mitt romney delivering message? was he as andrea said not really right

setting up what is likely to be a brutal election year battle with senate republicans. kimberly -- >> i knew it. >> you understand a little bit about the tension here. senate republicans so far, saying they will not grant a hearing to judge garland. >> and they said that without consideration for who in fact candidate would be. they're saying as a general principle they believe the next supreme court justice should as a matter of fact be decided by the next president of the united states. that plays both ways. if hillary clinton wins, she gets to pick. if one of the republicans wins, cruz, kasich, trump, they would get the pick. doing a lot of research about the candidates before today's speech by the president and nominating this individual, he is a very highly regarded, in fact, i think would be a good choice except for the time frame of what's going on. i find that he is actually much more consistent with being a constitutionalist than say, for example, sotomayor or kagan. this might be the best the republicans could hope for. i'll tell you what. hillary clinton if she gets i

, because, you know, i actually was var critical of marco rubio and it made news. i said senate store rubio, donald trump had you disavowed the kkk and david duke going back to august of this year. so i wanted to play for you a tape of both mitt romney and rubio seeming to use the same language. and i have a question out of this. >> there's plenty of evidence that mr. trump is a con man, a fake. >> what you have here is a world class con artist and a sham who is praying on people's fears. >> the party cannot have someone who refuses to condemn the ku klux klan. >> he is doing to the american voter what he did to the students at trump university. >> as i heard that, and it's the exact same language, maybe it's me and my conspiratorial thinking, but when i hear the exact same words and the exact same language, why do i think that there might be an orchestrated establishment attempt to crush you and try to crush you. do you feel that? he's got, by far, the worst voting record that you have now. >> you had answered this question many times and it came up in the last debate was the issue o

voters will hit the polls. donald trump, senator ted cruz, they are taking their blistering fight to the home of american values. >> protecting the bill of rights, protecting life. protecting marriage. protecting our fundamental liberties. those are women's issues. those are men's issues. those are adult issues. those are children's issues. those were the issues america. >> cruz will never have it he will never be any good at what he does. he can't get anybody in the senate to endorse him. >> enough is enough, we need a president who will keep america safe. >> when i said temporary ban on muslims, i thought that was the end of my campaign. i didn't care. i said we have to do something. we have to do something. and my numbers went through the roof. i didn't know that. >> there is not a mom in this country who doesn't worry about the safety of her kids. >> when we see protests and riots and we see politicians siding with the criminals over the police officers. >> we have the geneva conventions. killing the enemy. too tough. they have none. they don't have anys. >> "on the record" ha

passed by the senate, as expected interesting bill goes to governor jerry brown who has not indicated where he stands on the issue. >>> late this afternoon the u.s. supreme court blocked enforce many of louisiana's restrictive abortion law. the justices reversed the order by the federal appeal court allowing abortion doctors off the admitting privileges in hospitals. ? almost 22 years later, do we have a major break in the o.j. si . >>> there's breaking news on a story that originally broke almost 22 years ago. it involves the so call trial of the century. the last century. some new evidence that may not be so new. chief corn jonathan hunt has the story from look. >> reporter: one more twist in the extraordinary saga of o.j. simpson. possibly a major development. possibly a complete irrelevant advance. the lapd will only say that it is in possession of a knife allegedly found 18 years ago or more on the property where o.j. simpson lived at the time of the murders of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson and her friend, ronald goldman. >> it has been submit to our lab. they are going to st

. the senator from missouri said george w. bush let people die on rooftops because they were poor and black. >> donald trump said i'm going to pay for somebody's legal fees. >> larry donald trump correctly, he said they paid for legal fees if beat up people that are protesters. if you want to protest some of the republicans -- >> drag her back to jim crow. back in chains. >> put us back in chains, y'all. >> that's not where i'm going. robert, why is donald trump so popular if he's so such an extremist? why is america supporting? >> the answer, first of all, he's speaking to a party that's become so extreme, duck dynasty is a think tank. >> thoohe's thinking to america. >> hillary clinton has over a million votes. >> with one opponent. >> trump got that out of 17. >> double standard again. he mentioned that 44% think obama's a secret muslim. who brought up the issue. hillary did in her campaign. >> that's falsehood and you know it. >> okay. you're going backwards. i don't want to go backwards. >> the point is democrats play the race card constantly. you let donald trump say one mil

. eastern time on the north or senate side of the screening area of the capitol's visitor's center. the capitol's visitor's center is museum and educational fittings it sits on the capitol grounds but it is not technically part of the actual capitol building. trying to go through the screening area, the suspect reached for a weapon, drew that weapon, and capitol police say at least one, maybe more capitol police officers fired on the suspect, hitting the suspect. he was then taken to a nearby hospital and#h last we heard was being operated on, condition unknown. charges as yet have not been filed against the suspect. there were some early reports that one of the capitol police officers otherwise injured. what we are hearing from police sources is that when one of the capitol police officers discharged his weapon, he might have been struck in the face or somewhere on his person by blow back from the weapon or some kind of spent casing or what have you. and that's what accounted for that early mistaken report of a capitol police officer there was one female by stander unidentified so

presidential candidate carly fiorina now backing ted cruz will tell me how the texas senator hopes to gain ground on donald trump this upcoming tuesday. how political analysts hack into decisions voters make at the poll. a focus group on what they are hearing. isis carries out another atrocity in the middle east just days after we learned the chemical weapons chief was caught. jack keen will join me as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." >>> marco rubio and ted cruz racking up wins this weekend. rubio won the republican presidential caucuses in washington, d.c. earning him 10 delegates this weekend. ted cruz winning most of the delegates at state in wyoming picking up nine of 12 in the state. take a look at the total delegate count. trump is in the lead with 460 delegates. cruz in second place with 370. rubio a distant third with 163 and kasich far behind with 63 delegates. with over 350 delegates on the line tuesday will it be make-or-break for any of these candidates? joining me right now is carly fiorina former hewlett-packard ceo, former 2016 presidential candidate and a

the endorsement would be revealed then. today, ted cruz also got an endorsement. his first senate colleague endorsement. mike lee, the senator from utah endorsed ted cruz. so the endorsements do start racking up. ben carson a former endorsing donald trump doesn't bring a lot of did he delegates. of course he dropped out because he begun to lose support. it does provide symbolic opportunity for donald trump to say here is ben carson, who did have a lot of appeal for a lot of very conservative voters and now he is with me. and it would bolster donald trump. >> carl, thank you. >> as we said florida primary it's huge. if if marco ru"@móç can't win his home state he is in trouble. can he pull it off. likely republican voters say he might be gaining ground. 38%. senator rubio 7 points behind trump at 31%. compare that poll with two others released this week. our fox news pollre of likely florida republican voters has donald trump way ahead at 43%. senator rubio 23 points behind at 20% and it a quinnipiac university poll of likely florida republican voters has donald trump at 45%, sen

poll a new poll has senator ted cruz with a 10 point lead. senator cruz getting a 42% of the vote, donald trump 10 points behind with 32% and governor john kasich in third place with 19%. the "on the record" political panel is here from the daily beast jackie kucinich and from the "weekly standard" daniel hell per. jackie, donald trump that pretty much mirrors the marquette university poll yesterday with 10 point lead for ted cruz. what do you think? >> ted cruz has a huge ace in his favor in wisconsin. and that is conservative talk radio. we know charlie sikes interview this week. mark belling another conservative radio host there hugely anti-trump. and as a result, these listeners, conservative listeners are hearing bad things about trump every single day. it's clearly starting to ein cruz's favor. >> daniel? >> something also he has the conservative republican governor scott walker in his camp. he is popular in showing that conservative reforms are working. >> he just got on board. just recently walker. >> he left the race, walker said i'm going to run against -- let's all unit

second with 26.8. senator marco rubio placing third with 17.7%. of course, lots and lots of celebrating at cruz headquarters near houston, telling his supporters that republicans need to come together and unite while still taking a few jabs at donald trump as well. listen. >> we can nominate a washington deal maker, profane and vulgar, who has a lifelong pattern of using government power for personal gain. or we can nominate a proven conservative, who has fought consistently for working men and women and to defend the constitution. >> long lines reported at many polling locations, texas gop saying it had to print more ballots by mid afternoon. as far as those delegates, this is not a winner or take-allstate, donald trump walks away with a second place finish with at least 20 texas delegates. abby and heather? >> proportional states. that is going to matter. now to the second biggest race of the night, thank you very much, casey, donald trump in georgia. >> pulling out a big win in the peach state. live for us in hotlanta with more on that. >> reporter: good morning to u you,

story. senator ted cruz and donald trump both holding events today in wisconsin. john kasich left to come here. with the primary less than a week away, it could be a tough and very close race. 42 delegates up for grabs. winner take all. live first in appleton. a great town there. cruz appears to have taken the lead by a pretty big margin in wisconsin. what do you know? >> yeah. that's right. and hello here from appleton. this poll that you mentioned come from marquette university law. a highly respected, widely read in the badger state and it shows a potential shift heading toward ted cruz' way. 40% of republicans in wisconsin are supporting cruz. note ofable because that's a 21-point jump since the last poll at the end of last month. donald trump now according to the poll, 10 points back. and then there is kasich came, 9 back. 21. it will probably point to in head to head match-ups, he is the only one that would beat hillary clinton here in wisconsin. as for cruz, you're right. he has been campaigning here in wisconsin alongside donald trump. cruz today was down state from where

, too big. each country knows every word of that document and our congressman and our senators, senat senator, we don't even know what the hell it says. we should not do it and the most important weapon they have to kill our industry and destroy us on trade is monetary manipulation. and they are grand masters. the greatest of all time is china. but mexico's getting really good at it. japan is a total professional. japan, what they're doing -- >> we're going to kopt to monitor donald trump speaking right now. to supporters in ohio. on the phone with us right now is one of the fellows that donald trump was just criticizing, marco rubio. he joins us on the phone. campaigning in florida. senator, good to have you. >> thanks for having me on. >> i thought your remarks early this morning, senator, can which you talk about donald trump's tone. but what struck me is that you seem to be hedging might be a strong word, might be my interpretation, on whether you could back trump if he became your party's nominee. how do you feel about that? >> well, the fact i'm even asked about it tells

. first, let's go back out west where peter doocy is live in utah where senator ted cruz wrapped up an event there. hi, peter. >> reporter: with those trump protesters, you just saw some video, it's what we're seeing here on the west coast. they have no interest anymore, most of them. the state organized groups in letting trump speak. they want to completely shut down his events. they do not want him to speak in their city in their state. in arizona earlier today, there were some protesters that completely blocked all traffic on the main roads in and out of the event that made it a nuisance for some, but it can be dangerous if there is an emergency situation and first responders need to get through. arizona is a state that protesters are taking a big issue with the businessman stance on immigration, but that's a state where his supporters are most motivated by his position on immigration. today trump's speech earlier was 25 minutes long. that is a lot shorter than normal for him. so his focus was running quickly through his main points and jabbing at the competition he has left in this

interviewed ted cruz, and now, i'm here with florida senator marco rubio. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. welcome to hialeah, florida. >> great to be here. so it's very windy here. we have our stick mikes so you can hear us. >> i want to talk to you about what happened last night? it was a tough night for your campaign. the question today is are you preparing to drop out? >> no. you know, what is funny about that? i don't know what's happening in this campaign, everybody thinks someone else is supposed to be dropping out. we're going to fight through and we're going to win florida. we're going to win florida. >> the latest polls show you're not winning in florida. there is a poll that shows donald trump has a 23 point lead. there is a poll that shows he more than doubled it. cnn, same thing. how can you win here? >> well, first of all, those polls are not accurate. and the fact is that only poll that counts is the one they're going to take on tuesday. and we're going to work hard as we have. you mentioned last night and the other day. our primary focus has been on florida now. if you loo

the believe. is throwing his support to senator ted cruz. mitt romney the three that competing in the marathon. >> looking to bolster his credentials as a candidate tough on illegal immigration, the texas senator ted cruz toured the border. at his side, rick perry and the father of a store clerk in mesa shot to death by a sinaloa drug cartel. the. >> my son grant was killed working at his job. by an illegal green. i trust ted cruz. he believes in our constitution. >> the primary will kick off the 58 delegates. it shows front-runner trump. he plans to make mexico pay for the plan. >> i'm not paying for anybody's fantasy. the border is a dafls it is a piece of swiss cheese. we're going to stop people from coming in illegally. >> why donald trump. why he banlts. ahead of the caucus on tuesday that will award 40 delegates. donald trump has dismissed the club as a phony outfit. >> they asked me for a million dollars. i don't even know who they are. right after i told them no, they came out with a negative ad. >> i'm doing the he is hoping for utah. trump and cruz both say they can win the

poll shows that important state had donald trump ahead with 41% of the vote. senator cruz in second with 22% and senator rubio with 17%, kasich in fourth with 13%. a brand new monmouth university michigan poll shows trump on top and then cruz and rubio and here with reaction, republican presidential candidate donald trump. good to see you. there's a fox 2 poll with you up by 13. in the biggest state in tomorrow's contest. how do you feel about where you are in michigan? >> well, you just made me feel very good. i hadn't heard these numbers. those numbers are really terrific. i love the people of michigan. i'm fighting hard for them. i'm talking about the car companies going out to mexico. i won't let it happen. we won't lose the industries anymore. we have been the foolish country for so long with this free trade but it's not free trade because it doesn't work. not working. you look at the deficits we have so i think michigan and the people of michigan know really they know that i'm going to protect them. they're great people. >> everyone says when you talk about this fighting for t

mississippi but senator bernie sanders pull off an upset in delegate rich michigan. narrowly defeating clinton after the real clear politics average of the polls had her ahead by 21 points . >> we started this campaignas many will remember 10 months ago . we were 60 or 70 points down in the polls. and what we have seen is in poll after poll, state after state, what we have done is created the kind of momentum that we need to win. and once again, this has been a fantastic night in michigan, we are very grateful. we have all the support we have gotten on this state and we look forward to going to illinois, ohio, missouri and the other states and we will become peeking for next week. jon: speaking of next tuesday's contest which are winner take all four republicans, we got brand-new polls from ohio and florida and we will get to that in a moment with larry sato pure first, liking coverage from dan springer in idaho reporting on the gop let's begin with mike emmanuelle on democrats live from miami to . >> good morning pick up with a campaign calendar the democratic candidates on

the country. we'll take a close look at the new cdc guidelines. >>> we are awaiting senator ted cruz's rally in provo, utah. many polls show the texas senator is very popular with mormon voters there. meanwhile, a day after campaigning in utah, gop front-runner donald trump is holding rallies in arizona today, while ohio governor john kasich meeting voters at a town hall event in utah. state is holding its majority take-all caucuses next tuesday with 40 delegates up for grabs. steve doocy is live in utah with the latest. peter, what's going on? >> reporter: and there was a trump rally here in utah last night that -- there were a lot of questions about what were going to happen. it was the first friday night rally since the problems in chicago, and it was peaceful on the inside. but outside, there were some protesters intent op just shutting the entire event down like the folks in illinois had done the week before. and some of them charged toward the venue and tore down a security at the present time. that brought the riot police out to forcefully defend the front entrance. they

bearer and think of that, what does it mean for republican control of the house and senate. we'll look at last night's results for clues about the trump effect. and we're hearing mitt romney will make a major announcement about the race. what in the world is he going to say? and who will be listening. let's get to it. >>> that was quite a thing, wasn't it? first from the fox news death. we might all be saying it's over, because well -- donald trump dominating super tuesday, not just in one region, not just with one group, one color, one economic bracket. dominated all over the map. at this time in 2008 real clear politics called john mccain the near certain nominee. a new york times column four years later called mitt romney the presumptive nominee. donald trump pulled off even more convincing wins than either of them. still, even his own party's bigwigs that somebody, anybody else might win. taking a look at the scorecard from last night, it's hard to see how anybody else can win. ted cruz wracked up some wins, including his home state of texas. it's loaded with delegates. he's u

news is in, he will vote for senator ted cruz. so why senator cruz? in a facebook post, governor romney saying the only path that remains to nominate a republican rather than donald trump is to have an open convention. at this stage the only way we can reach an open convention is for senator cruz to be successful in as )jt elections as what?uess in true donald trump fashion, donald trump immediately firing back at romney in a series of sizzling tweets saying mitt romney is a mixed man who doesn't have a clue. no wonder he lost. and failed presidential candidate mitt romney the man who choked and let us all down is endorsing loying ted cruz. this is good for me. the "on the record" political panel is here for the daily beast betsy woodruff and anna linskey. first, this threat on donald trump's son. >> oh, i mean, it is not what we do in america. i mean, i think we can just all agree on that. it's absolutely terrible. and i certainly hope that kind of thing ends right here. it's horrifying to me. >>? betsy, what do you think. >> it's horrible. when somebody goes against a president

reconciliation. unity, bringing the party together, electing republican senators and congressmen and conversations with paul ryan. bring us in that conversation. how are -- how are the people there now responding to you behind the scenes? >> some called me and very personal and quiet and confidential. i'm called by the biggest people in the world of politics. by certain establishment people you wouldn't believe. i was called by paul ryan. who was very, very nice. i like paul ryan. i like maybe stronger border than he would like. that's okay. we can get that done. but he called and he was very, very -- it was very, very good that he did. and others. and others by the way. >> some have questioned you've been -- look. you're a tough businessman, a fighter. some of the debates we were discussing with the crowd before are intense and some say donald trump, this is what mitt romney said, doesn't have the temperament to be president. you said i can be as presidential adds anybody. talk about the temperament you think a president needs. >> you know, it's actually quite a complicated subject.

week, a winner-take-all state. but rubio says, quote, senator cruz is up to his dirty tricks again spreading false rumors and lies. we won't allow him to do to marco rubio in florida what he did to ben carson in iowa. end quote. a number of key rubio people are urging the senator to drop out of the race before florida. now, rubio dismissed it, top campaign officials in the rubio camp dismissed it. nevertheless, if the rumor was out there and shared with potential voters, e-mailed out to them, tweeted out to them, it might be like an eyelift thing all over again. why would you vote for a guy dropping out? have we been here before? yes, we have. matt, what are you learning from any of this? >> reporter: it is, like you say, like yogi berra said, deja vu over again with an accusation late in the game that the cruz campaign is doing something dirty as a last-minute about somebody dropping out. and the cruz campaign has said that this was a volunteer sending out an e-mail in hawaii, that, you know, they are looking into it to try to figure out who sent it and take action against that vo

one studio interviews with presidential candidate senator ted cruz and john kasich, first, the headlines. >>> president obama is in cuba right now, earlier today, he met with raul castro. in the next hour, the president and mrs. obama attend a state dinner at havana's palace of the revolution. today, north korea fired five short range projectiles into the sea, in response to war games involving south korea and the u.s. officials are attempting to learn whether the projectiles are missiles artillery shells or rockets. the u.s. has set up a small marine artillery post in northern iraq to protect a nearby iraqi military base. isis terrorists fired two rockets at that site killing one u.s. marine. militants shot small arms fire at that out post. no americans were hurt today. as i mentioned, all of the presidential candidates except bernie sanders are addressing the nation's top pro israel group. james rosen has been watches the action. >> greeted like a rock star, hillary clinton delighted the american israel public affairs committee audience with her pledge to maintain the qualita

the sunshine state of florida, beating senator marco rubio on his home turf. and prompting the florida senator tonight to suspend his campaign. mr. trump also picking up the big state of illinois. here are the latest numbers right now. in north carolina, senator cruz a close second there. but ohio governor john kasich winning his home state of ohio. this marks his first win so far. take a look at the scorecard. you will notice we do not have a winner yet in missouri. that is still too close to call. let's look at the numbers in that race, as you can see. >> and on the democratic side, clinton securing wins in florida, illinois, north carolina, and ohio. missouri as will still too close to call. but one thing is clear tonight. both hillary clinton and donald trump's multiple victories appear to have strengthened their already strong campaigns. >> we're going to win in trade. we're going to make our country rich again. we're going to make our country great again. and we need the rich in order to make the great, i'm sorry to tell you. [ applause ] >> and tonight marking the end of

the house and senate who areú2 looking at this race and thinking if donald trump isn't the head of the ticket, that could hurt me badly, they look at ted cruz, particularly members of the senate who are up for re-election or up for election this year, where he is cordially disliked, they are not much happier about that than they are about trump. this is -- republican mainstream worry, i think, is well will-founded at this stage of the race. >> one of the story lines, brit, is going to be how donald trump fairs after a week arguably that the anti-trump ads have increased dramatically. one staff says it's up from 15% spending on anti trump ads to 62% last week. how he does after all those attacks will be interesting to see. >> yeah, i think so, bret. thisou all-out effort we are now seeing and have been seeing for a week or two weeks now has really got a ways to run. and as the ads illustrate, to some extent donald trump is a target-rich environment. we don't know yet how much harm it will do him, but it does seem so far the numbers being what they are, to+]v be having some effect.

senator ted cruz will make his case. with a late-night victory so will marco rubio. he feel fresh today. i'm bill hemmer. martha: no one needs 3 or 4 hours of sleep. we are good to go. donald trump dominated in 7 states last night. senator cruz came out of the evening with three which happened in the wee hours of the morning and marco rubio got his first state win. >> i think we have done something that almost nobody thought could be done. and i'm proud of it. i just want to leave you with this. i'm a unifier. i would love to see the republican party and everybody get together and unify. when we tunify there is nobody that is going to beat us. bill: rubio and cruz will continue to go after trump. they promise this race is far from over. >> we can nominate a washington deal maker, profane and vulgar, who has a lifelong pattern of using government power for personal gain. or we can nominate a proven conservative who has fought consistently for working men and women and defend the constitution. >> no matter how long it takes, no matter how many states it takes, no matter how many weeks and

the supreme court. will the senate even consider his pick? the senate judiciary committee insisting no nominee will get a hearing until after the election. reporter: he's respected on both sides of the aisle for his intellect and relatively mild positions on most things. garland is the chief judge at the d.c. circuit, one level several of the current justices served on the dc circuit before you elevated to the highest court. garland served with a man who is now chief justice of the supreme court, and graduated first in his class from harvard undergrad, graduated harvard law school and did clerk for justice william brennan. he has been in private practice and worked as a federal prosecutor. he oversaw the investigations into the oklahoma city bombing and the unit bomber so he is well respected for his work on and off the bench. he was confirmed in 1997. many lawmakers on both sides have sung his praises talking about what a great pic he is, what a good job he has done on the dc circuit. those words are used by the white house. he is saying we have had a number of people in the senate

it clear he wants to win here. beating marco rubio, the florida senator. just as he has said he wants to win in ohio. those two states are winner take all two weeks from tonight. and tonight it is almost half the delegates to clinch the nomination. you can't get any bigger than this on the entire calendar. >> we'll take it around the table here. we'll save gutfeld for last. >> hey, super exciting. super tuesday. this press conference, it is important to note that it is a press conference. not just a campaign event. he announced it yesterday. i know a lot of people are speculating what he will say. let's hear from you. are you hearing anything? will it depend on the results tonight? >> yeah. he will address the night's results. and the trump campaign is expecting that the results will be very much tilted in mr. trump's favor. they concede that ted cruz could and in some of their views win texas. it is his home state. beyond that, trump is looking to pull up ws in about every other state. here in florida, the point he is trying to make is the next two candidates. if cruz gets a bu

understanding between the people of america and great britain? republican senator rand paul of kentucky included this line item calls the waste report. >> we had a great surplus, and you said, oh, we want to spend some money, having tea with the english, that would be one thing. we don't have i? money. >> the state department said they receive 1% of the federal budget and even our special relationship with the u.k. needs tlc. >> you need to continue to cultivate the roots of those relationships to keep them healthy. >> 90,000 might seem like a mere drop, what else could the state department buy with that money. fred flights is a 25 year veteran of the cia, the state department and capitol hill. >> $90,000 would be enough to pay the salary of a mid level intelligence analyst. one analyst could make a difference. it's not the amount of data that's a problem, it's the ability of the data. there's been many examples that analysts saw something that no one else saw and flagged it up the chain and made a big difference. >> what if the department of state weren't the only one doing it. what if

manager accused of battery, senator cruz was winning the biggest endorsement. >> god bless governor scott way. how is that for some breaking news? >> walker said his endorsement was for cruz. not against trump. it is a coveted boost. >> ted cruz is the best position by far to both win the nomination of the republican party. and to then go on and defeat hillary clinton. >> walker with a statewide. cruz has been challenging to a bait or joint town hall and belittling his twitter insults. >> there is a reason donald doesn't want to debate. donltd prefers to community in 140 characters or less. >> trump chose janesville as his first campaign stop. he was criticized at the rallies for weeks. organizers sought to get him there for days. cruz plans to leave wisconsin for a late night appearance. he had a chance to beat trump in the badger state so taking a day off is really. >> it is only slightly less intense. now hillary clinton says she will only agree to debate senator sanders on her terms. clinton is trying to stop sanders' primary season winning streak as both campaign in wisconsin. chief

constitutional duty. now it is time for the senate to do theirs. >> this nominee is not considered. >> senate majority leader said judge america summer will not get a hearing or a vote. but the white house argues that the senate should do its job not wait physical after the election. >> today, there is a face off on fox news sunday. governor john kasich wins the home state of ohio and vows to press on in the campaign for president. >> better believe it is about america, about pulling us toll not pulling us apart. >> we will ask the g.o.p. candidate his position to the nomination amid talks of a contested convention and ask our sunday pan will about the republican's plan to stop trump and our power players of the week, baby bald eagles steal the spotlight all right now on fox news sunday. >> we begin with the cap door does questioning of the most wanted man in europe, slaw believed the only fugitive from paris massacre that killed 130 people. we will get reaction on that and other big news this week including the supreme court nomination, and senate majority leader mcconnell is stan

. this is special report. >>> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. senate republicans are now on the clock. whether they are also on the spot is yet to be determined. president obama is nominating a widely respected moderate to fill the vacancy on the u.s. supreme court described by many that way. it is a pick designed in part to pressure g.o.p. senators to back down from their promise to reject any nominee in the president's final year. and that ignites the holy trinity of washington political battles. the executive branch versus the legislative branch over the judicial branch. kevin cork is at the white house with the intricate political angles involved but we begin with shannon bream and more on judge merrick garland. >> reporter: after weeks of waiting we finally have the name of the man that president obama hopes will replace the late justin antonin sscalia on the nation's highest court. he is well respected but does he have a shot? >> judge garland has brought his diligence, compassion and unwavering regard for rule the law. >> reporter: an impressive resume, inc

grassroot conservatives and going after people like senator ted cruz and people like rand paul, people who are doing the will of the people, we would be having a different conversation today and i blame impatience. i am one of those people myself that are impatient. we are in a marathon, not a sprint. and it's going to take more than a few election cycles to get more conservatives in the senate and house. >> she makes the establishment sound very saucy, mark. [ laughter ] okay, back to serious business. we are -- what's been interesting so far this week, we are seeing some folks who didn't want either one of these candidates starting to congeal or get together. it's interesting to watch who they choose. lindsey graham is now pushing for ted cruz. he just said the senate could kill ted cruz on the floor of the u.s. senate and if they had the troial in the senate, no on would be convicted. so these never trump people secretly feel like, never cruz either. >> yeah, ted cruz is the only option. if you don't want donald trump, he's the only person with the path to the nomination. if you don't w

james kelly a federal judge in iowa. senate republicans said they vow to block any candidate saying the president should make for the next president to make a nomination. he's expected to announce his selection in the coming weeks. >>> all right the eagle has landed folks. astronaut scott kelly arriving in houston overnight after a record setting stay aboard the international space station. he has looked back on his time in space as he was surrounded by friends and family. listen to this. >> no greater privilege than serving your country however and wherever you might do it. this mission is the latest achievement in our country's space program but it's not the last. there will be more. it's in our dna of our country to explore and we must never stop. >> what an experience. can you even image? scientists will compare kelly and his identical twin brother to see what effect long space has had on their body. so far they say kelly grew two inches and is slightly younger. >> oh. that's a good result of space. >> rain he snow and temperatures 25 degrees below normal. >> maria molina, is it