to respond to donald trump. the statement of donald trump alleging that senator cruz is a puppet and trying to steel tal nomination. they say donald trump is a sore looser. this is donald trump in full meltdown mode. >> let's go to the bernie sanders campaign over in wyoming. they were thrilled over there as well. >> reporter: they were and he was trying to rile people up to get out and caucus for him here. he is insisting that he has a path to victory and he will prevail. they are citing his recent ability to reduce hillary clinton's lead in pledge delegates by 80 or so delegates. it's a considerable margin between them, but the sanders campaign says they're going to keep chipping away at that until they have a pledged delegate advantage and then they're going into the convention where they will try to convince super delegates to switch their allegiance to bernie sanders. they say this will reflect the will of the voters. the clinton campaign says it y negates the will of the voters. bernie sanders says we are

donald trump is behind. donald trump not only won but won big. he's losing now in the second, third and fourth steps of the process. very much like ron paul did in 2012. the cruz people now mastering the system. what's happening? let me give you one example. look in virginia. donald trump won the nine th congressional district in coal country. donald trump won it huge. he won some by 55%, 56%. he gets three delegates for that one county. he will get those delegates. they will go to the convention and must vote for trump on the first ballot. this is what's happening in state after state in district after district. y all these trump delegates must vote for him on the furst ballot. if he doesn't get there on the first ballot, then they are free agents and many of them are aligned with cruz. they understand that first ballot could be everything. >> just basically, trump is ahead in the total delegate count. some of those delegates are essentially not really trump supporters. they just maybe will have to vote for trump at the first round but it gets t

for donald trump. but the hard working men and women of wisconsin stood and campaigned tirelessly to make sure tonight was a victory for every american. >> meantime democrat bernie sanders is already looking forward to elections in wyoming and new york. after his decisive win in the badger state where he earned more than 55% of the total vote. >> this campaign has won seven of the last eight caucuses and primaries. with your help on saturday, we're going on win here in wyoming. then we are headed to new york. and i know a little bit about new york because i spent the first 18 years of my life in brooklyn, new york. >> voters in wisconsin turning the tables on front-runners donald trump and hillary clinton. and a check of the exit polls might help us understand why. >> as we've seen, senator ted cruz pulls out a needed win in wisconsin. donald trump's persona may have helped cruz gain the victory in the badger state. here's why. nearly a quarter of wisconsin republican primary voters are excited about t

trump, candidate donald trump,ened a i think fair to say maybe less reality tv show donald trump. >> we've been hearing those of us who have been covering donald trump now for almost a year have been talking to people who know him and many of them say there are two donald trumps and this is the second one, the first one causing a lot of for his party, offending a lot of party, this is the second one that many people prededucted he would pivot to. >> we heard donald trump. he spoke for eight minutes. he's the winner in the new york state republican presidential primary, but now we have a major projection on the democratic side. take a look at this. hillary clinton is the winner of the new york state democratic presidential primary based on the actual votes that have come in, based on the exit poll information that we have, cnn now projects the former secretary of state is the winner of the new york state democratic presidential primary. they're going wild over there at clinton headquarters in new york. very excited over there right now. hillary clinton is the winner, set the seen for

donald trump doesn't do that. he says he is a character. >> i think what we are seeing is a microcosm of the trump campaign that is actually experiencing an identity crisis now. you have the angel on his one shoulder, paul manafort telling him look, you know. >> i don't know about angel. >> i use the term loosely. being brash got you this far. if you want to get to the next level, you have to pivot like in rocky, he switches and quits fighting as a south paw to use a very old reference. what happens is when trump is in front of the audience and says these funny, controversial lines, he gets applause. that's the temptation. >> they have been trying to paint him as racist, bigoted, islamaphobic. they make him into a different thing every week. they poured $70 million into attacking donald trump, three times what donald trump spent on the entire campaign. instead of anyone believing those things, republican voters are saying we see through the act, through the facade and he called for temporary ban of >> non-u.s. cit

if you would think donald trump lost tonight, donald trump had a major sweeping win. >> this is the difference. this is what i keep trying to say. this is the difference between all of us, a/k/a, the political class and the folks i saw at the donald trump rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania, who could care less about this and would root for him to take us all. >> they love that pe is going back against the elites that diggs t disdain him. >> the more they try to stop him, to improose their will, th better he does. this alliance has failed. >> it is just a bar om ter of how fed up people are. i don't know whether it is donald trump himself. he has an awful lot to do with it because he is a good communicator and great brander of himself. people are fed up, feel betrayed in the republican party. >> one more crack at this. >> the more the elite and the establishment complain about donald trump, it doesn't matter. >> how does hillary clinton run against donald trump? >> easily. >> she is plenty tough. she is tough. she has to advance these ideas. that's the whole reason for doing it. she is not a nat

trump reacting to donald trump's statement today. ted cruz put out this tweet, we shouldn't be facilitating putting little girls alone in a bathroom with grown men. that's just a bad, bad idea. you helped run your father's campaign and i have a sense that your father probably feels the same way that ted cruz does on this issue. so we're asking you, you know, where do you come down? >> look, i don't disagree. i have a daughter. i don't want her in a bathroom with somebody that just decided to go in there because they think that there are little girls in there and that's appropriate. i think the big question here is what for a presidential campaign or what are the issues americans are focused on. i think this is a big distraction and -- >> why is this a distraction though, sarah? >> well, again, i think it's because they can't beat donald trump on the issues that voters are going to the ballot box focused on -- >> but this is something voters in north carolina care very much about. do you think donald trump needs to correct the stateme

that is the donald trump i want to see. i think that's the donald trump we will see. i think we're finally seeing someone who thinks that he's the presumptive nominee, likely is, tonight he won by 35 percentage points. that's where it currently stands. that's more than any poll basically was predicting. he's finally at the place where he thinks he's got this up. everyone, we were all sitting here saying thxd be a turning point for the trump campaign. he just lost with wisconsin. he won dramatically tonight. i think he's comfortable and i think that's the donald trump we'll see going forward. >> you also see the impact of david who said, you see the impact, the team that he has hired. i mean, he has now a bigger team in place clearly they're having a heavier hand in advising. >> no doubt about it. i mean this is someone who came on to the political scene, never having run for anything. never having been a part of the campaign would dominate. it took everyone bli surprise. and now you're seeing the well-oiled machine really hammering out how it should look as he goes in

if you're donald trump, do you wait? are you concerned that there is going to be breaking into this building? one of our tvu local reporters right now going in. we're monitoring shots out of our affiliate. this is camera we showed you earlier trying to find out what is going on. what you just say, this is good. we saw police inside of building. state troopers, there you go, keeping, at this point the protesters are not inside from this particular camera angle that i'm watching. look, they, authorities knew in san francisco after what happened last night, they knew what they were going to get. because you know, as connell probably knows by now, people love to protest in the bay area. i saw it as local reporter when i was there when the iraq war started in early 2000s. it was very violent. our news truck was attacked. i was attacked. what you're seeing right now anyway, is what happens you've got polarizing situation and political views, this is california. let's be honest here. northern california, a lot of folks disagree

and donald trump's comments on the iranian nuclear deal, donald trump and hillary clinton agree on the iranian nuclear deal. just this week in the speech donald said he would keep this agreement in place because we have to honor our commitments. no, donald, we do not have to honor barack obama's misguided commitments that endanger america and endanger israel. that is purely an executive agreement. i'm not sure donald knows what executive agreement is. but it was not confirmed by the senate, it wasn't passed into law, which means the next executive can change it. you want a clear difference between donald and me? on day one, i will rip to shreds this catastrophic nuclear deal because when the ayatollah khamenei chants "death to america" he means it. and the threat of an iranian nuclear weapon, 1 nuclear weapon in the atmosphere over america could set off an emp, electromagnetic pulse, take down the electrical grid along the eastern seaboard and cost tens of millions of lives. we need a president that understands those threats. let me make one final point on this. it's now been 49 days s

donald trump retracted. the american people benefit from having someone who provides access and isn't afraid to see chris matthews who is obviously ideologically opposite of donald trump. >> kayleigh makes a good point. you have to give credit to donald trump for going to an interview over at msnbc. maybe he was overconfident. i don't know what the calculation of it was. he does make himself more available. to "the new york times." i don't think any other candidate has given that lengthy of an interview focused on foreign policy. >> he makes himself very available to the media. what we're seeing is the weakness of his overall campaign. he's gotten far -- this far ahead because of the strength of his personality. right now the campaign needs to take control and guide him. i think that's was a miscalculation for him to go on chris matthews. someone at that campaign should have been able to tell him, a, this is a bad idea because there's not a lot of gop primary voters watching chris matthews and msnbc. if you

view of donald trump. that's a very, very low number and the abortion comments certainly don't help that number. i spoke to a number of women here in milwaukee today and asked them how they felt about donald trump and it really divides wrong generational lines. the younger women don't like his bombbast, the older women were more apt to give him the benefit of the doubt. what they'll face after this, what leaders have told me, in order to mitigate the stem, the bleeding, really, they're going to have to focus on the older women, white women voters, and try to stop the bleeding from the younger women voters in the republican party in general and that should be a play when it comes to wisconsin on tuesday. one thing that is in trump's favor in this state is that it is an open primary, it means that there is a staple day registration. traditionally, that has gone well for donald trump. he is not necessarily a republican party candidate. but he has been able to bring over independents and maybe even some of the

>> donald trump is running this campaign. and i'm working directly for donald trump. but i'm working with the whole team as well. >> that is washington lobbyist and republican party insider paul manafort, who has taken over the trump campaign now that the worst campaign manager ever, cory lewandowski, and the gang that couldn't shoot straight at the trump campaign, have managed to lose delegates and states where donald trump won the most votes. the question that paul manafort will never be asked in washington is why did you do it? why did you go to work for donald trump after having worked for republicans like bob dole, george h.w. bush, ronald reagan, gerald ford? all reasonable republicans, all decent and dignified men. and now paul manafort is working for the most relentlessly ignorant vul garian in the history of republican party presidential politics. paul manafort has the kind of political resume that would more likely find him on the never trump team. willie sutton, one of the most famous american bank robbers of the 1930s, when he was asked why he robbed banks

if donald trump wins indiana, i don't know how donald trump gets up off that. charles: there was one poll where donald trump was up 10 points in wisconsin. things can change. >> the unique element with wisconsin is the governor with an infrastructure that was unique in dynamic. so he doesn't have that. i was very surprised with these polls. it indicates there is some kind of tipping point. you are seeing cruz tied with evangelicals. you see mr. trump tied with he sector, the same with california. california, mr. trump was ahead by single digits. now it's gone into double digit and he's winning among women. he's beyond the 37 points. indiana may be key, not even california at this point. charles: the silver lining for ted cruz, very conservative. he has been losing evangelicals. maybe he can get some traction with some of the potion issues that. >> i involved the last 24 hours. >> we saw ted cruz campaign highlighting donald trump's comments about transgender people using regular bathrooms. he has been highlighting donald trump's position on abortion. and in ind

-- variables when it comes to donald trump. the playbook general election is easier when it comes to ted cruz because it follows the standards that they've used. donald trump has kind of a different playbook. >> right. well, it will make everything unpredictable. i think if you were to look at the other republican presidential candidates who have sort of been vanquished by trump, you can see how somebody like a marco rubio, who is this rising star, was really dispatched with and that trump has this way of labeling people, now it's crooked hillary which, again, nobody else would actually say, no other candidate would actually say. we have seen how these things attach to the candidates and take on a life of their own. i think running against him is precarious. >> but can he detach the unfavorables that he has because they are higher than hillary's. >> well, that's the ultimate question. i guess we are going to have to see if that's something that he can turn around. but they also, both have very high distrust numbers as well. so

donald trump, regardless of how bad these polls look. he has a floor that's higher than any other candidate. i mean, is he going to get 25, 35, even 40% in some of these states. where ted cruz mighty;beat him in wisconsin. but, trump, you know, two weeks later in new york, has a very high floor. and is position to do do extremely well there. >> what about james? so 56 in new york versus cruz at 20 and kasich at 19%. that's 95 delegates. >> yeah. but the way new york works is every congressional district in new york gets the same number of delegates. charlie rangel's district in harlem has the same number of delegates as pete king's district. and so i think trump could do well in some of the more democratic districts. cruz could end up doing well in some of the more conservative districts. i think they end up splitting the delegates. contested seems inevitable. >> you think wisconsin. the whole ball of wax, the whole kit and caboodle comes down to wisconsin? >> i don't think it mathematically. you know, trump could obviously still get the

>> donald trump is scared. he's not going to have enough delegates at the convention, we are going to an open convention and he will lose 300-400 delegates on the second ballot, and once he does, he will not be the nominee. it's about using resources effectively. john kasich is not going to spend money in indiana and ted cruz will not spend money in new mexico or oregon. that gives them both a chance to play to their strengths. equally important, tomorrow john kasich will win delegates in connecticut, rhode island, maryland and pennsylvania. every delegate he takes away from donald trump makes it harder for him to get 50%. mark: can you argue this was done out of strength as opposed to weakness? >> it was done because it is a good tactical move. he doesn't get the billion dollars in free media that donald trump gets. you guys cover donald trump all the time. you've given him more free media than anyone else in the history of politics. that's what this is about. john: does the kasich campaign agree it's importan

donald trump is just getting on to that. donald trump is that tactical operator. the difference between strategic operator and tactical operator. tactics paid off very big for donald trump. he's a great entertainer. he understands television. all of those things. but i would caution going too far with trump changing. i'm not so sure that he's capable of changing. the other cautionary note is -- >> let me ask you before you get on to that. if he's not capable of changing. if he's the front guy, the face, if he can't change, what about behind the scenes, can his campaign become more strategic than tactical? >> i don't think so because i think donald trump is the campaign. you have a bunch of operatives who run the campaign. >> you said the other caution is what? the other warning? >> the other cautionary note is this is a very important vote tomorrow. trump has not lost it. naturally, the campaign coverage follows the polls. the expectation is that ted cruz wul win wisconsin. that's my expectation. just a cautionary note to the ted cruz supporters and others that ol

we hear -- donald trump -- using an expletive saying "f" donald trump. that's one of the protesters out here chanting. a lot of them have signs and donald trump trump. some have piniatas, as well. these are from protester who is protest donald trump events around the country. but this is a little bit different because you have really several hundred people here truly well organized protesters, as well, i have to -- the fact that they were able to cross over barricades twice and move to three different doors of this hotel. currently a significant in scale and also in organization as far as the protests are concerned. not what we saw last night in costa mesa, california, where you did see some violence. here, you know, last night, scuffles between protesters and supporters and damage to police cars. what we see here today, we saw scuffleless of protesters and police officers. but that was mainly police officers pushing protesters back as they were trying to storm the entrance using batons to push them back. >> jeremy, do me a favor. we're all hanging on yo

standing behind donald trump. he had that flat face, of course, well, again, last night, after his victory at trump tower, he had the same face, the resting christie face as it's being called. chris christie was more exietsed to be at the springsteen concert than to be behind trump. we got to see him dancing, and i know, ladies, this may have woken you up pretty early to see chris christie dancing last might, take a look at this. ♪ there he is. so he can be excited. he can be excited and dance when he wants to. just not when he's standing behind donald trump. and here's another big hash tag that was trending last night on twitter. this is the only hash tag that was going viral. this started from the huffington post's comedy page. they said come up with some election plot twists as if we needed more. it was trending yesterday. clinton releases goldman sachs transcript? that would be a big plot twist. then another tweet from tommy campbell, final debate, the candidates afelting to build an ikea wardrobe together.

donald trump. that...i am not used to seeing it, their top story and top trending story. awhether you agree or disagree with donald trump he used twitter as a weapon hundred dreads and hundreds of people, he seeses the air times because he makes himself available and he is interested. >> and it is free. he is being outspent as has been pointed out 10-1 but he has more traction because he is using the coverage effectively because it is free. he has figured out how to use that to amplify his personality. >> covering the rallies and when the other candidates don't get on air, that sun fair but when he subjects himself to talk show hostors anchors, that is earned media because you are taking the question. not everyone is tough. >> what is your take on why the media has thrown everything they can at donald trump and nothing sticks? >> critics say because we have not lacked into the business background. we have done all of that and the fact is people would like trillion trump and the message feel he is r

bernie sanders or donald trump. that is a core issue and a cause of a lot of problems with making transnational agreements like nafta. we are looking at another overhaul with obama trade coming up. people are very aware. >> while jeb bush is back up making news this morning and giving an interview on cnn this morning talking about the possibility of an open convention and nobody getting to 1237. he was asking if they should get around trump if he is the nominee. they should support ted cruz. what do you say to that? he has bush staffers and the bush common core people are running his financial team. that makes sense to me. ted cruz is the washington insider now. if you want a candidate to continue the status quo, you have an option. if you want an outsider that has created tens of thens of jobs and someone out there for decades doing good and wanting to give back, a candidate who is invested in the success or failure, there is one candidate and that's donald trump. >> thanks for the time. >> great to be here. thank

ads against donald trump, but i don't see any more effective voice against donald trump than donald trump's own voice. that's what you used in effect against him in that interview with him. >> yeah. the unfortunate thing is that nothing seems to move the hard core trumpcans, even that really creepy, but we discovered we can put together a coalition of the sane and in wisconsin there's going to be 35% or so of people who are going to accept anything that donald trump says, no matter what, but then you have the 65% to 7 0% of republican conservatives who look at this and go this man is unfit to be president of the united states. this is appalling behavior. there are the folks out there, the coalition of the decent and sane. hopefully you folks can do that in new york. >> stuart stevens, one of the silliest things i've been hearing for many weeks now are people who come on and say they're going to get him in line and he's going to turn and become presidential. you have worked with a lot of candidates and i'm sure you've spent a lot of time trying to switch the style of a lot of candida

trump and now donald trump doesn't want to allow any guy in america to have that donald trump reaction to an accidental pregnancy, what are we gonna do about this? no guy would be allowed to quote the old pro-choice donald trump in that moment. in trump world there would be no choice. chris matthews is a graduate of the college of the holy cross in massachusetts where he participated in discussions of issues like abortion at the highest level of religious sophisticati sophistication. his tangle with donald trump last night was child's play compared to any class discussion at holy cross. >> you believe in punishment for abortion yes or no as a principal? >> the answer is that there has to be some form of punishment. >> for the women. >> yeah, there has to be some form. >> ten years? >> i don't know. >> why not. you take positions on everything else. >> i do take positions on everything else. >> how do you ban abortion without a sanction. then you get into the tricky of a sanction. a fine on human life which you call impris imprisonment? what about the young man who is responsible. >> di

big win for donald trump. he has picked up donald trump, 988 delegates. 152, the number to focus on. >> you have to admit, you are a donald trump supporter, in order to have a shot, the stakes are very high. ted cruz is a competitor. stakes are high. >> hillary clinton, 214 delegates for hillary clinton. look at the overall numbers. these are are the delegates. she needs top win. >> donald trump as well. be sure to watch next tuesday for it indiana primary, in a few short hours, donald trump will take to cnn live on the new day. you don't want to miss that our special coverage continues. we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and

you guys cover donald trump all the time. you've given him more free media than anyone else in the history of politics. that's what this is about. campaigns the kasich agree it's important that donald trump lose in indiana? >> if he loses in indiana, and as you pointed out, he is an net with ted cruz at the moment, it makes it just about impossible .or him to get to 1237 a loss in indiana puts it out of reach. in a convention you will have 2400 republican delegates. it is an open, fair, transparent system. everyone knows the rules and the delegates will decide who has the strength to lead the party in november. casey sayingernor that people should still vote for him in indiana? was making ise that it is an agreement about resources. it is simple. it's about where the campaigns will spend money. you are trying to make it more complicated. are they telling people who to vote for or not to vote for? that.ot about it's about where they are going to purchase their financial resources, plain and temple. >> explain how the next mont

donald trump is expected to take his home state. state.she is hoping she can clam victory in the new york primary. we have video of her voting. she was in chappaqua where she lives. she voted this morning. it's north of here by 30 minutes. then she went to washington, d.c. she was speaking at a union conference. that's wrapped up and she will be back in new york for the 9:00 p.m. rally at the sheraton. she is turning her sites to donald trump. >> the republican frontrunner for president says wages are too high in america. i said before, i don't know who he's talking to. because americans deserve a raise. reporter: not so fast says bernie sanders. yes, americans deserve a raise, but hillary clinton should not be the president to give it to him. he walked time as square, then headed off to pennsylvania. i said don't give up on the political revolution. here is what sanders had to say to them..york voting for mr. sanders as well. charles: what's the vibe like at the trump headquarters, donald? >> it is sort of a carnival-like atmospher

no matter if donald trump wins or loses, donald trump is out to change the process and make sure all americans get a vote. >> is it fair that 1 million colorado voters did not get to vote? is that fair? >> i think it's fair for the state to hold its own process for the party. play by the rules and to win that way and not complain when you lose. >> it's interesting, though, because for donald trump who is a states rights guy, he often wants the states to make up decisions in terms of the law. many conservatives want that, in fact, as well, for they don't want the federal government involved. they want states rights. they wants states makes a decision. the state party made a decision on how they wanted their election to run and that's how it ran. isn't it a little weird for donald trump to be saying, well, the federal system, the rnc, should force this thing on them? >> i don't think so. that's what -- state rights is about empowering state legislatures who are elected directly by the people. the republican party of colorado is not elected by the people. they're appointed and to disenf

like donald trump. never trump people are really never trump just as much as the trump supporters are super pro-trump. he is the best bet they see as anybody potentially maybe somehow stop him even though looking less and less likely every day. more than just about cruz. he has all the people and this entire movement kind of backing him up to an extent. even though maybe he should get out, there is argument he should get out if that happens, i don't think he will. deirdre: well as you have both said, rightly so, this is a unique cycle. thank you both. kat timpf and chuck rocha there. >> thank you. >>> big news for the cruz campaign but donald trump dismissed cruz's vp pick. >> he is millions of votes behind. he is hundreds of delegates behind. what is he, four or 500 delegates behind. he has got no path to victory and he is naming a vice-presidential candidate. i guess that is cute. his whole campaign has been based on psychology. but psychology is no good and it's a not working because, you know what h

is donald trump imploding. some are saying his statetement after the loss last night and the lack of organization on the ground are signs. bernie wasn't the on the winner last night. ted cruz celebrating after a big win in wisconsin. could this be the turning point in a gop race? >> tonight i a turning point. it's a rallying cry. it's a call from the hard-working men and women of wisconsin to the people of america. and as a result of tonight, as a result of the people of wisconsin defying the media, defying the pundits, i'm more and more convinced our campaign is going to earn the 1,237 delegates needed for the republican nomination. charles: fox newexit polls show cruz commanding support in just about everybody voter category, old, young, and conservative and evangelical christians. joining me now, ron, let me go to you. you are a national spokeman for the ted cruz campaign. big win for you guy last night. larger than the polls suggested. what do you attribute that to? is it more about the establishment, the m

but donald j. trump. you know what, we need a president who understands the principle of the buck stops here. donald trump needs to learn to take some responsibility for himself. and if he wants to make the case, show up and debate. don't hide behind your media surrogates. because you're terrified of scrutiny. answer the questions from the voters. have it be a town hall, real hoosiers asking real questions about real problems. and if donald is too terrified to answer the questions asked by the people of indiana, how on earth is he going to stand on a debate stage with hillary clinton. if he's scared of the voters now, how bad do you think he would be in a general election. and by the way, we've all seen a candidate in a general election who's a loose cannon who will say any given thing on any given day, who will wake up one day and say as donald trump did that he thinks women should be punished for having abortions. that's an absurd position. >> one he walked back. >> you're right, every day if donald tru

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donald trump is corrupt. hillary clinton is corrupt. they are all part of the same corrupt system of buying power and influence to get rich at your expense. it's the working men and women who get left out in the cold. why do you think so many working men and women are saying their wages held down? because washington is corrupt and they sell us down the river. it's why people ar are angry. john boehner didn't abbreviate, he was more expressive -- he allows his inner trump to come out. i will say this, if you're wondering who actually has stood up to washington i think john boehner has made it crystal clear. john boehner in his remarks described donald trump as his texting and golfing buddy. so if you want someone that's a texting and golfing buddy, if you're happy with john boehner, speaker of the house, you want a president like john boehner, donald trump is your man. by the way, donald trump gave john boehner's super pac $100,000 a few years ago. donald trump has been funding john boehner and also been funding nancy pelosi and harry re

. >> everyone in the world is using the word racist on donald trump except donald trump. mr. bakari since you're with a candidate and the young lady does haven't a candidate. >> angela. >> i'm sorry. angela. he's met a tremendous amount of pastors from over the country. we had several meetings to bring what they have going on in their community about how the trump campaign or how the donald trump presidency could help their communities. and, you know, i disagree you saying he doesn't understand what's going on in black communities. first of all, have you ever met him before? no, you haven't. i have. i know him very well. you take the time to go down to trump towers and go out and visit all the people that wore for him, you're going to sit and tell me he doesn't understand african-americans? dude, are you serious? >>. >> yes, i'm serious. >> it's like you're -- >> i'm sorry. mr. levell, i apologize. i don't have in my schedule a visit plan to trump towers to meet the many people that work there. >> you need to know what you're talking about, okay? >> however, i will say th

ted cruz or donald trump? and donald trump wins that question, the painful question with a lot of people. mostly because they feel he doesn't believe anything. and to ted cruz really does. and some liberals feel they have a lot more to fear from him. rory, on the top trump movement, where would they be tonight? if they had to ask voters who to vote for instead of ted cruz? >> let e's step back a second. ted cruz probably welcomed the comments today. this an accomplishment for the republican primary and having members of congress saying they had a hard time working with cruz is part of his stump speech. i don't any he thinks of it as a bad timing in indiana for this to happen. let's also put into perspective what the consequences are of a donald trump nomination on that legislative body on the house and the senate. donald trump's polling is so disastrous across all 50 states. in mississippi in a general matchup, hillary clinton is in the margin of error. hillary clinton is leading in one of the most republican

donald trump will probably get all 95. if he doesn't, that's a failure of donald trump's. he's still going to need to get 53% of all of the outstanding delegates. the math isn't there. charles: he's dominating in maryland. >> he will get close. >> the establishment wants to suffer tremendous losses in september. >> you mean when donald trump had the ability to go out, he knew the rules in august. he could have put a ground game down. charles: we are going to come back and talk about it. i would love to go on. we have some other things to talk about. this is amazing. german lawmakers are calling on a ban on sexy ads like lingerie ads because they want to stop migrant sex attacks. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises. [bassist] two late nights in blew an amp.but good nights. sure,music's why we do this,but it's still our busin

donald trump won big in new york. he is favored right now to win big in all of those states next week. this lead of nearly 300 could explode to over 400. we will talk about the implications for all of that later on in the show. meanwhile, turning to the democratic side i hope this thing -- hillary clinton won big in new york last night. we know that the exit polls have shown a tight race but hillary clinton ends up with a double digit victory in new york. here is more important thing to note it has to do with delegates. she came in a little more than 200 ahead of bernie sanders going into last night. the sanders campaign talking about catching her where with that win in new york last night that double digit win you can probably add at least 30. what was 210 is about 240. with new york off the board one less opportunity for bernie sanders. he faces a bigger gap with fewer opportunities to close that gap. for hillary clinton it's about momentum. it's about the headlines in the paper. when you look at the bottom line que

>> donald trump is unpredictable. he has the ability to bring as he did in pennsylvania reagan democrats into the party. he's already moving i think back to the center. i think his speech on foreign policy was doing that and i -- >> that was not a center left speech. that was not a center speech. >> hillary clinton is more hawkish on foreign policy than donald trump. >> she did such a great job in is libya. >> anyway, so back to hard headed politics. trump is a political operative. he's his best consultant. manafort is a good friend of mine, but donald trump is a genius. ted cruz this week between the kasich deal, the carly fiorina deal, the singing and rhetorical he's done it. >> what did you think of the two moves, the kasich move which blue up in a matter of hours which was odd and making the carly announcement. i thought carly during the campaign she was one of the most effective candidates at prosecuting the case against hillary clinton. >> it was not a formal arrangement between kasich and cruz but it was a prag

donald trump is a winner. donald trump wants to win. so donald trump is going to do what it takes and clearly he's done what it's going to take to be the nominee. so you're going to see, i believe, a shifting into that more presidential mode and you've got to be who you are in your own skin. so, you know, you're going to hear some things like hillary, you're fired. i think that's spot on. there's nothing wrong with it. he can't be something he's not. at the same time, call it more presidential we did see that last night and he was expanding his staff. i feel very good about where we're headed which is to the general election against hillary clinton. because it's not going to be bernie sanders. it's going to be hillary. >> as you know, donald trump has been critical of the republican national committee. you say the rules are the rules when it comes to delegates. at some point, does donald trump need to make peace with reince priebus and other establishments? he keeps calling it rigged, corrupt. you've heard all of his complaints. >> one

can he use it as a springboard to bow into donald trump's backyard and a region that's donald trump and win again? you can't stop him unless you keep beating limb. wisconsins enough. can sanders win and use it as a springboard to go into new york and beat hillary clinton. bernie sanders won every democratic primary left, 55-45, by ten, which he's unlikely to do, a lot of states including new york where hillary clinton is favored, even if he ran the board by ten points he'd trail her in delegates. she would not have enough to clinch. >> we've got to take a break. 8 1/2 more hours. more to talk about. hearing from the panel, hillary clinton, bernie sanders looking to next big races. the latest from the campaign trail. i want each of you to grab a 2x8 and cut it. you'll have 2 saws to choose from. ♪ you all chose the best tool for the job. wouldn't it make sense to make the same choice, when it comes to your truck? (all) absolutely. this is the 2016 chevy silverado. nice. a good-looking pick-up. incredible. i love it. find your tag and get a total value of $9,000 on this silverado double

a clean sweep for donald trump. all five for donald trump. he wins pennsylvania, maryland, connecticut, rhode island and delaware. big wins for hillary clinton, three big wins so far. pennsylvania, maryland and delaware. now rhode island goes to bernie sanders. a win for bernie sanders in rhode island. that's his first win. we're still waiting for connecticut to -- we're still waiting for connecticut. we'll see what's going on there. we're waiting also to hear from donald trump. he's about to give a big victory speech. he just won five -- all five of the republican presidential primaries. we'll take a quick break and be right back. >>> donald trump getting ready to address the supporters over at the trump towers. on the republican side trump wins pennsylvania, maryland, connecticut, rhode island and delaware. on the democratic side hillary clinton wins pennsylvania, that's the biggest prize of the night, maryland and delaware. she wins three so far. bernie sanders has just won we have projected the winner in rhode island. we're still waiting

donald trump is in california right now. i wonder how his supporters are going to take to the fact that donald trump funhas been fundin. why does donald trump purport to be a conservative republican and yet generously opens up his checkbook to defeat candidates and elect candidates who the republican party is trying to defeat all the time. >> barry, do you want to respond to that? >> give me a break. >> they don't like anybody in 202 area code unless they've endorsed them. >> what about that he's supporting liberal democrats. >> there's no secret that he's supported a lot of people. he's given a lot of donations. he's not a liberal democrat. it's not true. >> this is not over his life time. this is recently. >> like when. >> jerry brown, liberal democratic governor of -- >> when? >> $14,000 has gone to jerry brown, gavin newsome. >> what for? >> gavin newsome for governor and -- >> how long ago was that. >> a couple years. >> what, like it doesn't matter? >> the way you said it, it seems like he's out there campaigning and s

we have seen the real donald trump. half republicans support him that leaves another half that do not. as i a democrat i am happy real donald trump will be out there front and from. this speaks to donald's inability to work with others even people he hires. he's in a primary right now. that is different than the general election if he is nominee. you have to play nice with congress and the pentagon and our allies. donald trump's stick has been working for a long time. he hit a bump in the road and he would be best to listen to the advisor and that's not the case and that's the true donald trump. he doesn't want to take advice from others. >> people out there think that playing nice with others got us in a quagmire and they are looking for candidates that can kick the tail. >> i am not sure that idea is fully vetted out. what we have turned the election 2016 into the angriest darkest natures of who we are and the trump candidacy represents that in the most vibrant way. and what it is telling about this story coming out.

why so many people are excited about donald trump and his accommoda candidacy. >> donald trump is the front-runner. let's say that doesn't happen at the first ballot. paul ryan says only someone who ran for president should be the nominee. is he right? >> not absolutely. people who run for president should get first crack, obviously. if the job falls short he'll make another run on the second ballot. some will be released from their pledge to rub swro or others. ted cruz will make a run. if it's dead locked after eight or ten ballots. that's the system we have. either party can set up a system with a direct primary. everyone shows up on one day. >> you don't think it's undemocratic. >> trump has 37% of the vote so far. he's running 47% of the delegates. if it's rigged he's benefiting. seriously. if it were a direct primary there would be a runoff. between him and cruz. i'm not sure trump would win. he's benefitted the system towards winner take all. he's entitled to come to new york and get 53% of the vote and 85% of the delegates. >> seems like it's rigged for him not again him? >> i

he came out against donald trump. i think donald trump lose wisconsin in large part because of his unforced errors. his campaign manager being criminally charged with battery against a female reporter think women should be punished for having abortions. i think he made a bunch of mistakes that you give people pause, by think the club has helped highlight those problems. if donald trump loses in wisconsin, which i expect he will. i have just come back from a couple days in the state, the clu. the club helped, but they will have to find a way to regrade these conditions again in new york and pennsylvania. ms. morrongiello: i agree with that. i think a lot of donald trump's -- if he loses, a lot of the fall beyond him and unforced errors. florida, he had momentum from a big win in new hampshire and south carolina, and now we had a period of a about a week and a half or two weeks going into the wisconsin primary where he has not been on the campaign trail as much. he is pushing all of these rallies into one day right befo

donald trump as well. he said they treated bernie sanders wrong, and he should run as an independent. >> there is no question why donald trump suggest sanders make a third party bid. because ultimately it would hurt clinton more than it would hit him. clinton talked about bringing people together, talked about the real problems that working people face. donald trump talked about polling and kasich. i think he's making a play. independents will be very, very important as we hit into november. >> hillary clinton did reference the woman vote, talked about equal pay. that is something that donald trump said that she would probably do and that would be to try to apiece women. can we do what donald trump had to say? do we have that sound? i don't think we have anyone in the control room. apparently he said the only thing she has going is the women's card and if it was the general vote she would probably get about 5%. >> donald trump is completely wrong about the amount of support that hillary clinton has amongst

there's a pattern with donald trump. if you ask him any substantive policy question, he doesn't answer it because he doesn't actually understand foreign policy, domestic policy. and i don't mean this in a perjorative way in saying he's unsophisticated about politics and campaigning. but he's not good at it. he is good at throwing ought the things he is and rallying people and inciting people and becoming a caricature of himself. but in terms of going out and laying out an articulate vision on foreign policy or domestic policy, he has an inability to do that because he doesn't know about the issues or policies you think the president of the united states would be required to know. >> the question is, bob beckel, is this chipping away at his teflon coating? >> yeah, it is. look, there's nothing that's more engrained in the base of the republican party than the right to life movement. and their own feeling about right to life. it's probably the most emotional issue for a lot of republicans. and trump going back and forth on

i'm not anti-donald trump. but i've talked to so many republicans who are afraid of an absolute wipeout with donald trump at the top of the ticket, that i want to be a -- very cautious of bias, which happens in the media, when ted cruz and everybody in wisconsin thought he was winning the nomination. donald trump had a big night tonight. he's got to get another 170 delegates. there's a lot of hand-to-hand delegate combat going on here. but i also think there's going to be a real -- a few weeks here where the republican party says are we going to abandon everything that we have become over the last 30 years, just because donald trump taps into our deep-seeded hostility to the obama administration policies abroad and at home. and secretary clinton's manifest unreadiness to be president. the server controversy, the libya fiasco, egyptian fiasco. it's going to be fascinating. >> hugh, donald trump's problems in wisconsin started on conservative talk radio with charlie sykes, local radio host there. does indiana hav

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